Another Samurai Warriors 4 edition designed exclusively for PlayStation consoles that improves over the original thanks to the complex and deep new Genesis game mode.

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight is a good action platform game with metroidvania classics' essence. Its art style is amazing.

A great synergistic effort for combining two worlds: Pokémon and the spirit of Bandai Namco battle games. The result is a remarkable and innovative title, but short in terms of content.

The Division is an awesome and addictive RPG-shooter, with a great gunplay and an outstanding presentation.

This is the best excuse to play Twilight Princess if you never did previously. On the other hand, if you played it before… well, try it. 10 years after, you maybe rediscover a lot of things.

Grim Dawn is a worthy spiritual successor for the Titan Quest series. A great action-RPG.

Broforce is a love letter to iconic heroes from action movies, but also an enjoyable and frenetic action game.

Deponia Doomsday is very classic and a pretty good choice for point & click lovers.

An interesting adventure, but too easy and simple. Rather than making us feel like Poirot, it reminds us why the genre has lost its former glory days to lead to more comfortable adventures: we had to use our little gray cells.

Need for Speed collects all its historical heritage in a game where you’ll find what you had and what you missed. But by the way it’s lost some of the courage that characterized it.

Toki Tori 2 + is a colorful adventure-puzzle game with more challenges than you would imagine given its appearance.

It's marvelous to return to one of the better histories from David Cage and Quantic Dream, and the remaster of Heavy Rain is the ideal pretext.

A great re-release for PC of one of the best games of the last generation.

A very enjoyable adventure / stealth game with great visuals and familiar (maybe too much) gameplay mechanics. Not the best in the series by any means, but fun enough.

Using Half-Life’s brand and assets, Prospekt could have been so good. But it comes out as nothing but a dispassionate shooter.

SUPER HOT is more a puzzle game than a shooter, making each level more challenging for your brain than for your reflexes. Its white and red aesthetics and MS-DOS like menus show a unique charisma, but beyond repeating levels with new rules and beating the clock, SUPERHOT relies on its simplicity.

With an amazing main character, The Walking Dead: Michonne has promise but also a bland story.

The Flame in the Flood is a challenging survival game with a marvelous river as main actor into the shadows.

Innovative in some ways and a charming combination of farming simulation and JRPG. Not the classic adventure game that you may expect.

Excellent port of one of the best mobile games. Slick visuals, brilliant game design and high replayability in the same pack.

Not the best in the genre, but a really tour de force for hardcore players that includes the presence of iconic characters from the most popular Capcom, Bandai Namco and Sega franchises, and a few entries from Nintendo.

Bravely Second is an amazing JRPG, but it is a bit less strong than its predecessor.

Rocket League is a superb multiplayer game.

Primal is a nice trip in the Stone Age era with every Far Cry distinctive mechanic implemented.

The White March - Part 2 has epic battles and a great storyline, just like Pillars of Eternity.

Gone Home is not a game for everyone, but is an amazing narrative experience that at least you should be try.

Layers of Fear is a well executed title, which focuses on the linearity and jump scares rather than psychological terror. But his biggest setback is a story that could have given more of itself for enjoying this "ghost train" more than just going through it.

This is one of the best examples for a sequel. And it's better than that, because GW2 allows you to choose how to play: solo, online or cooperatively with split-screen.