Very unique and, above all, very addictive. The concept of surviving becomes fun and engaging, and makes the players think and plan their next move if they want to see another day.

A great experience, perfect for mobile gaming. It's easy but deep (no pun intended), and it deserves being installed on every iDevice.

This is a peaceful experience, full of puzzles and a compelling story about inner struggles, which we have found to be perfect to sit back and relax.

Drum ’n’ Fun is a great rhythm game. It’s very, very Japanese, but that’s what makes it so charming to us. Whether you’re just trying to beat your own score or challenging your friends with mini games, this is a game you need to try.

This game won't get any originality award, but Soul of Darkness is an excellent example of a game style that, actually, it is not as common as we would like.

Shinsekai is a metroidvania both familiar and different. It’s setting and mechanics work really well, and it’s a great options for those looking a more original take on the genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

A noteworthy game for action and RPG games followers, but it doesn't bring anything really new to the genre, except for humourous dialogue.

It's been a while since it was first released, but, except for some issues with the control scheme, it's still a very enjoyable experience.

Whether you are a fan or new to the series, Lulua has something for you. It doesn’t have many new feature, but overall it’s a very enjoyable JRPG.

Although a bit difficult at first, the game is quite addictive and it has a very attractive visual design, made by and for gamers. Its online mode is great and has plenty of options.

This is a fast and challenging title, quite focus on beating scores, but even if you play it just for the campaign, it's still a good choice.

If you like The Behemoth, you know what to expect. It's their own take on the genre: fun, crazy and it doesn't take anything too seriously. And that's what makes it good.

It has some aspect that could have been improved, but it does a great job bringing back some old-school RPG feelings, and its concept is original and fresh enough to become a relevant choice.

Yakuza 4 holds up pretty well. It’s not the best Yakuza, it’s not the worst… it’s just different. If you’re new to the series or if you missed the original release, it’s worth a try.

It is not a very ambitious comeback, but it still is a great game full of content and does bring some interesting additions. If you want a mix of puzzles and RPG, give this a try.

Moving Out is a game you want to try if you are looking for something to play with a friend. It’s brilliantly designed and requieres a lot of skill and coordination, but it’s also fun and easy to pick up.

There isn't much new content here, but Revelations still is a very good game, and the Switch version is a very solid one.

If you like this kind of adventures, Heavy Rain is one of the best. There's no evolution if you've played it before, but it's probably aimed at those who didn't own at PS3.

Jupiter Hell is a great tribute to Doom and other games from the 90s with new and well implemented additions like turn-based RPG, roguelike and survival.

A polished evolution of what we saw last year, as if PES 2011 was midway to the goal PES 2012 has achieved. It changes some of the controls, and greatly enhances AI, although it still has its flaws, especially with the goalkeepers. But, above all, PES 2012 is a really engaging and fun football game, with much more variety and charm than previous entries.

Although it doesn't feel as "enhanced" as it should, it still is one of the best video games ever made, and if you've never played it, this could be a great option to do so.

There are some issues on the tech side, but it's a surprisingly good sandbox we think zombie fans will love.

It doesn't make the most of the GamePad, but allows five players simultaneously which should be enough to make it even more fun than the other versions.

Fun, with good ideas and ambition, but not as good as other similar titles. At least, it’s a breath of fresh air in the indie scene.

We can say without hesitation than this is the best Sonic game for the Wii, and maybe the best Sonic 3D ever made.

It doesn't have any groundbreaking additions, but the game still is a very interesting choice for those looking for a new 2D fighter, or for those who missed the previous version. Or, of course, for the hardcore fans of the franchise.

If you like LEGO games you can discover now one of the most original entries, but it feels like a missed opportunity to fix its performance issues and add more relevant content, particularly as a full-price release.