It's not what we expected, since it's not as good as the Wario Ware titles we've played before, but still is a great option for those who enjoyed Nintendo Land.

Series followers will like the game and the new ideas it brings to make the most of the touch screen. Those who have never liked the Warriors formula, or have gotten tired of it, won't find anything exciting here.

If you like classic brawlers, Watchmen is one of the best 3D adaptations of this formula ever made, and the best in recent times. It can become repetitive; in fact it is, what matters is if you like it enough. With a striking technical part because of its price-quality relation, and some very fun features, Watchmen deserves at least a try.

Free, without relying too much on purchasing in-game items and entertaining –but not addictive. This is the worst thing about it, since after a few hours the game gets boring, which we think will cause that essentially no one will pay for in-game content.

It does prove that Kinect has evolved, even though the essence of the experience remains untouched. It's fun and active, looks really good and it can be very challenging playing with friends. However, there are some features present in the previous episodes we miss in this one, and having long loading times and the very same intro every time we play a sport ends up becoming quite tedious.

This game is hardly attractive, except for minigame compilations fans. It includes a Wii Remote Plus control as its main incentive, but the game doesn't make the most of its potential, and this is its main failure.

A game with good ideas and a great cooperative experience, although it is not that polished and has some minor flaws in control and design. A mediocre title when played solo, but great when played with a friend.

It will not be remembered as one of the greatest in the digital catalogue as it could be much better, but retro gameplay fans will enjoy it.

The franchise leaves behind the melodramatic concept of the previous episodes, but the new gameplay system, more action-focused, works well for a mobile game.

Battlegrounds is a fun little game for WWE fans. It lacks the depth of other brawlers, although if you like the competition it is based on we think you’ll enjoy it.

Bakugan: Battle Brawlers doesn't offer anything new to the turn-based strategy genre.

A game with good ideas and a great cooperative experience, although it is not that polished and has some minor flaws in control and design. A mediocre title when played solo, but great when played with a friend.

Console users can now enjoy this challenging title that also adds new and interesting features.

Piranha Bytes has created a new series. Risen is not only a good heir to Gothic, but also establishes solid bases which could mark the way for this studio in the future.

A good compilation of great games. It doesn't offer anything new, but it's always good to have games available on more platforms.

Dungeon Hunter 3 is an interesting free-to-play game that mixes action and roleplaying. With direct and easy to dominate gameplay, its concept is great for those looking for fast play seasons with their mobile phone. It offers lots of hours of content and plenty of customization options.

Nintendo delivers an original and daring basketball game with an innovative motion-based wheelchair control system that feels fresh and surprisingly deep, but the awkward ergonomics, lack of rewarding gameplay, scarce content, and uninspired presentation make it more of a technical curiosity than a fun or lasting experience.

It may feel somehow repetitive, but it's a pretty interesting take on the tower defense genre, and it does take us back to a time where you could just simply enjoy a game without worrying too much.

The console version is late and in a bad shape. We expected much more, but it doesn't live up to the bar set for the current generation of console games. It is certainly better than the previous game –yet, we recommend enjoying the adventure on PC, unless you're willing to forgive its graphical and control issues.

Another souls-like that doesn’t surprise beyond its setting, but that manages to offer an interesting adventure for the fans of the genre.

We really enjoyed it, even though we didn't like that much the microtransaction system, specially when it's a game you have to pay for. If you're interested in it, try the mobile version first, which is free-to-play.

It's a good golf game. It plays well, has tons of content and it's fun, but it definitely is not the step forward we expected from a new generation of golfing games.

Fight Crab is definitely unique. It can be quite repetitive after the novelty wears out, but it’s definitely a fun experience, at least, while it lasts.

Although the game has very good animations and a fun combat system, it lacks some more gameplay elements and is too simple, becoming a title only recommended for Cap fans.

Avatar achieves something unusual: a movie-based game which is not disgusting. It is actually an interesting and very compelling title, offering a good third-persona action proposal which excels in its atmosphere.

Although it isn’t a bad walking simulator, the lack of ambition prevents it from being something bigger and more memorable.

Action games are not known for being particularly long, but they've gone too far this time. You can enjoy the game – a lot, actually –, but before you realize it will be over, and there's not too many reasons for a second play-through. Unless you're looking for a great-looking game on your brand new Xbox One, there are better options out there.

This entry walks away from the traditional point & click gameplay of the series, but it still offers a very engaging and interesting adventure.