It isn't a game for everyone, especially those who demand tight controls and realistic simulation titles or Trauma Center, but if you can deal with the silliness of it all, you'll find Surgeon Simulator to be enjoyable enough.

If you're looking for a relaxing way to spend a rainy afternoon, Murdered fits the bill, but that's about it.

Ultimax is very similar to the original game, but it's bigger and better in every way.

Forza Horizon 2 may not break new ground, but it excels at what it does due to a high level of polish and a laser focus on fun.

Assuming you're willing to shell out the money for the experience, any Disney-loving kid will have fun with this title.

Shadow of Mordor is the rare Arkham clone that transcends its status.

In the end, NHL 15 feels like the skeleton of a better hockey game.

Overall, Cannon Brawl is loads of fun.

Instead of brainstorming about fun things and pulling a few ideas out of a hat, the developers seem to have taken the entire hat, created an MMO around it, and also given you the option to dye and customize the hat. I imagine this feeling will lessen when I reach the endgame, but that's a whole new kettle of worms.

In the end, Table Top Racing is a fine port.

Overall, Autosport does things well enough and offers a decent compromise of customization versus accessibility without going off the deep end for serious gearheads the way Gran Turismo does.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red is good. Although the combat is quite messy when facing waves of normal enemies, the excitement of the boss fights more than makes up for it.

Destiny suffers from a serious case of rough edges. A number of elements, from the repetitive mission design to a weak early game, are a lot rougher than expected from an otherwise polished game. There isn't one glaring problem that detracts from the experience, but a number of minor issues hurt the game. Beneath those flaws lies an extremely enjoyable MMO-styled shooter that plays excellently, looks great, is extremely addictive, and has a strong and varied endgame.

It speaks volumes about the core mechanics when Dance Central Spotlight can still be considered a good game despite its issues.

If you're a Dynasty Warriors fan or looking to get in the franchise, Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate is the best choice.

Taken as a whole, Concursion is an interesting and fun title.

Velocity 2X is a solid and well-made blend of shoot-'em-up and platforming action.

UFC fans who live and breathe online or local multiplayer will easily have a ton of fun with this game, but those who'd rather play solo are best served by renting the title first or picking it up if it gets cheaper later on.

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1 is an improvement on the original game.

Pure Chess is both an excellent title for the solo player and a disappointment for those who want to play the game online.

Diablo III: Reaper of Souls - Ultimate Evil Edition isn't going to redefine your Diablo experience. It's bigger, shinier and has some nice new content, but in the end, it's the same game.

The Impossible Game is still as fun as it used to be, and most of that is due to some solid, infuriating platforming.

Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed is a frustrating game. There is a lot of good here, including an excellent localization and a lot of really enjoyable customization. It goes hand-in-hand with an awful frame rate, frustrating load times, and a central premise that crosses the creepy line too often for its own good.

In the end, So Many Me is a puzzle platformer that works on so many levels.

It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of other, higher-priced titles in the genre, but it clearly understands what makes the core mechanics of a "roguelike" work.

Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited is easily one of the best buys you can make as an RPG fan on the Vita. It's a well-designed, deep and fun game that is brimming with content.

The premise is solid, but the game relies too much on chance and trial and error, so it's hard to recommend this title to anyone but masochists and those who are hell-bent on experiencing the story — no matter what.

Battle Princess of Arcadias could have been exceptional but ends up being average.