Does not Commute is a perfect fit for mobiles, one of those titles you don't want to miss if you like puzzles and skill-based games.

The Next Penelope is addictive and original, one of those games you just can't stop playing. An online mode would have made it even better, but it still is a great choice.

Magicka 2 is a great coop game, no matter who you play with. It's no longer as fresh as the original episode, but it's indeed better.

Hatred relies on being controversial, but as a game it's just an average action experience that will give you a few hours of moderate fun.

Street Fighter IV is one of the best fighting games ever made, and having all the content on PS4 is indeed a great deal. Still, it does need some heavy patching to fix some annoying bugs.

Dex delivers an interesting story and a solid gameplay, but there are some bugs and aspects with some room for improvement that prevent it from becoming a better experience.

Splatoon is just straightforward fun. It's true it needs more content, but the core gameplay works extremely well and delivers the charming experience you expect from Nintendo.

This is probably the slowest episode of the series, but we get the feeling that Telltale is getting everything ready to pull out the big guns in the final episodes.

Although short, Magnetic: Cage Closed is a great Portal-inspired puzzle game that gets really interesting while it lasts.

The good ol' Carmageddon is back, but it's a technical mess. Whenever it feels like working, it delivers the Carmageddon we all now and love, but you should rather wait and hope it's all fixed before buying it.

It's one of those games you either love or hate, and we really enjoyed it. It's a more adult-focused experience, deep and different, but you should try it before buying it.

As a strategy game is deep and fun, and we've had great moments playing it, but the lack of modes and online possibilities prevent it from becoming a game we want to go back at after beating it.

Obviously, we need to take the game as the piece of history it is. Probably not the game the average player is looking for these days, but if you understand what you're buying, it's definitely a great choice.

Dontnod strikes backs with yet another great episode. Many blank spots of the plot are filled here, but also leaves room for new mysteries to unfold.

We enjoyed the idea at its core, but a poor execution leaves the player confused. Still, as long as you're aware of its issues, we think it's an adventure you might like.

Inside my Radio is a great platformer that deserves more attention. It's not perfect, but it's very addictive and when you beat it you just want more.

It works as a simple, casual game, but we feel it's a missed opportunity to make something unique and more enjoyable.

Invisible, Inc. is a great game, and a better choice if you enjoy slow-paced experiences. It's addictive and literally endless, so if you like the concept, it's a must-have.

We need to take this game as a spin-off with a mobile nature. If you don't expect a full-size Halo, it's worth your time.

Nero is an interesting adventure, but it has very important technical issues that make it feel worse than it is at its core.

Everything in Axiom Verge works well, but fans of metroidvania games are probably familiar with better examples of the genre. Still, Axiom Verge does not disappoint and delivers an experience worth playing.

We've enjoyed this adventure, even with its technical issues. If you need your dose of parkour, this one delivers.

Lost Orbit is full of great ideas, and if you know nothing about it, we're sure it's going to be a great surprise.

Roll7 delivers yet another unique experience, also addictive and fun. If you're looking for a shooting-based game like you've never seen before, Not a Hero is the right choice.

There’s little reason to purchase it again if you’ve already played it on PS3 or PS Vita, but if you haven’t, it is obviously the best way to enjoy this magic adventure.

The amount of content we find in The Witcher 3 is outstanding, as is its quality. It is true that there are some aspects with some room for improvement, but it delivers such a rich and unique universe that you will soon forget about them.

Krinkle Krusher works as a real-time strategy concept, but it feels like a mobile game turned into a console game. It isn't a bad option, but there's plenty of better games out there.

Code Name: S.T.E.A.M is yet another great game for the 3DS, accessible and challenging at the same time. We haven't been able to stop playing until we finished, and if you like the genre, we think you'll feel the same.