The first expansion of Guild Wars 2 adds a lot of new content like Masteries, new zones and the Revenant, the brand new class with the powers of the Mists. Have fun to exploring the new area called Heart of Maguuma and try to find every secret.

Guitar Hero Live is a great way to revive a dead franchise, adding interesting new elements and twists the original formula. This time both beginner and veteran players will have to learn their way through the new plastic guitar. And that sounds amazing!

Lost Dimension is an interesting game with few issues coming from its low budget nature. The combat system is deep, fun and entertaining, the traitor random system works properly giving a good vibe to the experience, but the weak graphics and a couple of big holes in the main plot are enough to hurt the project. If you're looking for an interesting experience, you can still buy it. Just remember: the PS Vita version is the best one.

Not as horrible as Let’s Go Photo!, but Zip Lash does not entertain as we hoped. If the level design offers a good level of challenge, incomprehensible design choices make the adventure tedious and frustrating.

Sid Meier's Civilization Beyond Earth Rising Tide isn't a perfect piece of software, but adds some great feature in the vanilla game. The diplomacy system could be in the future the standard for 4x genre, but it needs some more tweaks. But you can't play Beyond Earth without Rising Tide.

Starcraft: Legacy of the Void lets the curtain fall on a story that has kept millions of players on their toes for years. The single player campaign is well designed, full of videos worthy of the best CG movies and also features an excellent orchestral soundtrack. As for multiplayer, innovation and brave choices mark the path, but only time will tell weather or not they will have a positive impact on the community.

Fallout 4 is a huge, charming and deep experience, but it's too similar to Fallout 3. Seven years is a long time for videogames, and we can't believe that Bethesda couldn't make more changes to the formula in this time span.

Rise of the Tomb Raider is a pretty good adventure game that stays close to its prequel instead of innovating. The new extra modes are a welcomed addition but for the next, final chapter of the trilogy, we would like to see some new features in the gameplay. Buy it if you own an Xbox One or you’re just looking for a great action game.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is a well-crafted game, but we feel that it's missing something to entirely accomplish its goal.

Darksiders II deserves a better remake on current-gen consoles. This Deathinitive Edition lacks some polish but still deserves attention from those who haven’t yet experienced the original version.

After the bad debut on the next-gen with the last year’s chapter, the WWE saga comes back in great form. The complex and tactical gameplay make it a game for a few fans, but enthusiast will have a great time.

Need for Speed is a compelling driving experience that needs to be beefed up to stand with its competitors.

In an attempt to innovate the series, Tales of Zestiria makes some mistakes. It remains a game fun and exciting, especially due to its extremely interesting plot.

Metal Gear Online is not the same game we used to love years ago. Konami has changed everything, killing any stealth and tactical playstyle for a quicker and more modern gameplay. Someone could like the lack of difference between good and poor players, but we'll miss the unique gameplay of the previous Metal Gear Online.

A solid arcade-racing game that delivers hours of fun with a well appreciated gameplay. The lack of bikes (only 12) is not necessarily a con due the great amount of events available in game. Buy it if you love DRIVECLUB or you’re looking for a good, racing game with bikes.

The Beginner's Guide is a surprising and clever follow-up to The Stanley Parable.

Quotation forthcoming.

Assassin's Creed: Syndicate is a great game, but the series' narrative has become a big issue to deal with. Ubisoft should find the courage to create awesome games with no bonds at all with the templars vs assassins stuff.

A slightly different Zelda game that delivers a funny and frantic multiplayer experience. Unbalanced in single player but still recommended for beginners and seasoned players.

Rebel Galaxy is a stupendous effort from a small development team. Somewhat limited in the scope, the game shines in combat, ship progression and production values.

Saint Seiya Soldiers' Soul is the classic more of the same, with a bunch of new characters and items added to the contents of the previous game. The combat system is fun and entertaining, but the lack of any kind of balance between the fighters can ruin the overall experience.

Armello is a digital board game with a great audiovisual experience and fun gameplay. Better to try it with friends, though, or its lifespan might not be great.

Satellite Reign is an interesting cyberpunk RPG that tries to create an open world but fails at making it a cohesive and credible one. Missions are interesting and, above all, the stealth action is quite superb. A mixed bag that needs to be evaluated before purchase.

Transformers Devastation is a surprising third person/action game from Platinum Games, with a fun gameplay mechanics and great graphics. The main story is only 5 or 6 hours long, but there’s plenty to discover and collect through the game and the 50 challenges.

Project Zero: Maidens of the Black Water is a nice old school survival horror. If you love games such as the old Fatal Frame, Resident Evil or Silent Hill, this is something you should instantly buy.

Mushroom 11 is an incredibly inventive and original puzzle game that will amaze every genre-lover. Too bad many will enrage at his lack of consistency and not-always coherent physics engine.

Rock Band 4 is fun like hell, but is less interesting and complete than the gorgeous previous chapter of this epic franchise.

Skylanders SuperChargers is the most refined and polished game of the series. It brings new gameplay dynamics and fantastic new toys to play with and without the console switched on.

A fun, action packed game based on the famous Dragon Quest saga. With awesome monsters and characters, a fighting system which is both easy and very complex, an intriguing story and a rich set of RPG features, this is a game that fans of JRPG and/or action games will enjoy for many hours.

After five years of development, Introversion Software brings us an amazing game where we can build and manage a maximum security prison.

NBA Live 16 can't compete against NBA 2K16 but it's the first step in the right direction for the brand, after two terrible years.

New dungeons, weapons and collectible. Imperial City would be so perfect already, but it is much more. Thanks to a high average level of difficulty, partially rewrites the rules of gameplay, forcing users, as never before, to work together.

Sword Art Online RE: Hollow Fragment is a simple porting with no big efforts from Bandai Namco. Its only extra value is the brand new English translation, which works much better than the previous one (probably powered by Google Translate). The frame rate issues during the city sessions are quite a bad news, but the game is still entertaining.

The Brotherhood (Chris and Nic Bischoff) pays tribute to the horror sci-fi genre with a smart and thrilling point-and-click adventure. Thanks to a well written story and a bunch of inspired puzzles, STASIS is an experience that everyone must try.

Samurai Warriors 4-II, as a remake of a title released just a year ago, for the few new contents introduced, is disappointing. Considering it as musou, however, is fun despite the repetitive gameplay.

Wasteland 2: Director's Cut improves some aspects of the original game providing a lengthy and malleable experience in a ruthless and believable post-apocalyptic universe. Even with a controller in the hands, this game reminds us why old-school RPGs are so beautiful.

Brilliant and captivating, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime really shines when played with a human partner.

Frontier Developments did a great job in converting the game from PC, but there's still a lot to do to make Elite: Dangerous less cryptic for new players.

The 2-ap combat system actually lessens the amount of strategic thinking involved, and the endgame is a missed opportunity.

Visual Concepts improved even further the formula, but the MyCareer experiment worsens one of the better features of the series.

The Red Solstice is a well-crafted game but unfortunately is aimed only at the most dedicated players. Old-school gamers are in for an extremely difficult but rewarding tactical challenge.

World of Warships is a wonderful, captivating and finely crafted tactical/action game about modern naval warfare. Fun and engaging right from the start, yet accessible and easy to understand for newcomers. Wargaming.net has produced his best game and it is indeed one of the best games of the year.

Blood Bowl 2 is a fantastic tactical game that offer new thrills every time is played. This version is spiced up with super high production values and a very complete multiplayer.

An amusing spin-off from the Animal Crossing's family, perfect for bite-size gaming sessions but not another game to live for.

The Taken King is everything Destiny's fans wanted from Bungie. A new area, new Strikes, a wonderful Raid and lots of contents. This second year starts in the right way, despite a very short campaign and a cap level that you can reach in a couple of hours.

FIFA 16 provides a great football experience and though it's not perfect yet, it's a solid base for a full year of FUT and Season Online matches.

Frictional Games returns with an extremely ambitious and well crafted sci-fi horror-adventure in which the players face ethical and moral issues, and their own fears.

A good remastered version of the “classic” title. Still funny and chaotic as always, with better graphics and a stable 60fps. Unfortunately it’s way too similar to the original and has with it a price that is too high for a seven-year-old game. Still, if you don’t know it, it’s a suggested buy (but wait for a discount!).

A fully customizable and rewarding strategy experience with tons of contents and deep gameplay options, both on PC and consoles. For many but not for everyone.

PES 2016 doesn't live this year great expectations. The game shows a shiny I.A., a beautiful graphics and the best competitions in the World, but it still has some problem with the physics in the midfield and hasn't any game mode that can compete with the deepness of FUT.

Galacide comes from an interesting idea but it’s penalized by the lack of a strong identity and by an insufficient balance between the two genres that it wants to join.

The far too short Trine 3 boasts the usual gorgeous visuals, although feels lazy in many of its aspects. Frozenbyte’s ambition to jump into 3D gameplay is not enough to compensate for easy puzzles, boring combat, and a disappointing ending that just isn’t an ending at all.

A fun open-world action title spoiled by its repetitive mechanics and some questionable game design choices.

Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX is a cute and entertaining rhythm game designed for new players who don't have enough confidence with Miku, Vocaloids and music-based challenges. The difficulty level is pretty loose, and veteran players will be able to unlock everything in a blink of an eye.

An enjoyable adventure game with a strong and intriguing plot, but also a rough diamond due to its lack of polish and other minor flaws.

Bigger and better than the previous chapter. Turn 10 Studios has done a huge amount of work in order to improve the previous game in every single respect. This is true car porn, with awesome gameplay and a huge load of modes and content.

The best Disney Infinity to date, but still too hard and little polished to appeal to the whole family.

A competent old-style RTS with very good production values but few innovations, an underwhelming campaign mode and tons of potential for competitive multiplayer battles.

Not just a 'director’s cut’ of the original. The new features are worth a purchase even if you played the PS Vita version.

With Super Mario Maker, Nintendo is giving you the entirety of its legacy, along with a perfect editor to play with. Both creators and old school players will find in this game a fun, powerful and addictive experience.

Legend of Kay Anniversary is an old games in every aspects but it’s still an interesting games for someone who is looking for an old school action-platform. The good quality of the combat-system and the platforming obviate the problem of the camera and the banality of the plot.

Lara Croft Go is a flawless adaptation of the famous franchise for tablets. The experience is fun, challenging and the production values through the roof. A must for gamers on tablet.

One of the best entries in the Broken Sword series despite a too linear nature and a slightly disappointing ending.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 is a classic musou game, with tons of characters, thousands of enemies and a simple combat system. If you like One Piece, this is a good way to recall its story from the very beginning till the Dressrosa arc, with a friend too.

Despite the rich selection of bonus material, Mega Man Legacy Collection still suffer of occasional frame-rate drops. Once again, we can suggest to buy this collection only to the old-school players and Mega Man aficionados.

With Magic Duels: Origins, Wizards of the Coast tries a new beginning for the digital series, managing to build a solid game that will probably satisfy most players’ needs. That said it’s too early to praise unconditionally, as future updates will be vital for the health of the game.

Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces it’s a well crafted DLC, in line with the quality of the other factions released by Relic in the past 24 months.

The perfect roguelike for all the classic anime and space shooters lovers. Packed with homages to classics like Robotech/Macross and Starblazers/Yamato, it’s a fun but hard game that will entertain you as much as it will punish you.

Devil's Third is a game with interesting ideas, crushed by a disappointing technical value. The graphics, the gameplay mechanics, the overall game design, are just wrong, and simply fail in creating a good experience to play with.

Dishonored Definitive Edition is the perfect example of how much the current generation is milking the market. The technical jump isn't that great, and the PC version is both visually better and cheaper than this one. Just buy that, and enjoy a still awesome experience.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is a pretty cool game also on the PS Vita, despite a substantial technical downgrade and its some issues with loading times.

Hearthstone: The Grand Tournament brings us 132 brand new card and some cool mechanics linked to hero powers. Let’s see if this is enough or not.

Sense of wonder, emotions and clever approach make for an overall brilliant game that goes well beyond its technical limits.

Until Dawn is a good game, with a number of issues which can prevent people from liking the overall experience. The game is quite similar to Beyond and Heavy Rain but with a very different plot. If you like both of these kinds of adventures and the horror movies, you'll find in Until Dawn a very good deal.

With a solid gameplay, an expanded version of the Mother Base and the powerful FOX Engine, Metal Gear Solid V delivers what it promised in a generation full of disappointing games and sequels. Despite a confusing story, The Phantom Pain is great game for everybody and a must-have for Kojima's fans.

Yatagarasu: Attack on Cataclysm is a great old school fighting game, with an awesome fighting system and superb animations and character design. The lack of polish, and an old fashioned online mode, could be a big issue for modern players.

Crusader Kings II: Horse Lords is another well-conceived DLC for the incredibly fun and deep medieval strategic simulator that is Crusader Kings. If you are into it, Horse Lords keeps his promises of more hours of fun and interesting decision.

The Gauntlet's saga returns to console with an entertaining (but perfectible) enhanced version that retains the original gameplay and adds a bunch of new features and gameplay elements.

The original Skullgirls was a great fighting game with poor contents. Skullgirls: 2nd Encore is finally a complete game with tons of modes, characters and extras. The original gameplay is still there, fresh and funny as usual, and the cross-buy and cross-play options are simply perfect for this awesome experience.

In Space We Brawl finally comes to PC and Mac, bringing many new changes, such as an online multiplayer mode and bots for single-player training, essential features for a game designed for competitive matches.

Goat Simulator is again the champion of craziness, even on PlayStation systems. Compared with other editions of the game, nothing has changed: it is fun and entertaining, despite many limitations and flaws.

With Zombi, Ubisoft tried to get the best results with almost no efforts. Despite being a good survival horror with nice gameplay elements and a proper horror vibe, the game lacks in all the features which made it interesting on the Wii U. It's still fun and entertaining, but you shouldn't have raised expectations.

Basic and minimalist, Volume can be defined as the pure essence of stealth. The level design, the positioning of the enemies and the usable gadget form an almost perfect blend of stealth and puzzle elements.

This remastered version of Devil May Cry 4 has the same problems of the original one. The heavy backtracking and few issues with the camera system are enough to get the player bored. But the combat system and the gameplay are pretty good, so if you'll manage to stand the backtracking, you'll still have a lot of fun.

Ronin is a fun and entertaining game for most of its duration. Unfortunately it stops too early to introduce new difficulties and enemies.

A colorful, painful game that we can only recommend to sadistic players.

Cities: Skyline is the game SimCity should have been: a great game and a greater base for modders.

Rocket League is fun and addictive just like the good, old multiplayer games thanks to a great gameplay with simple mechanics. Hours of fun await you. A must have.

What was the need to republish Arcania? The game was horrible in 2010, is horrible now, although in high definition.

Onechanbara Z2: Chaos has tons of fan-service, but it's kinda fun. Despite being messy and hard to grasp, the combat system is deep and dynamic, and grants tons of fun and experimentation. The graphics and the technical side of the game are quite rough though.

Enki is presented as a “repeatable horror experience” but fails both the repeatable and the horror parts. The publicized randomization system affects just the displacements of key objects, and the whole experience is over in about 50 minutes, far less than the price point of 10 Euros my suggest.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture immerses the player into a catching mystery that swiftly swings from anxiety to curiosity, while asking to explore a beautiful setting in order to unravel what happened in a small English town where everybody disappeared.

Action, platforming, stealth and severe punishment (but also great rewards), all in one great looking game.

30 years of history in a great opportunity to play again a good chunk of videogame history.

Vector Thrust is fun but there's lot of untapped potential that needs more work to be unleashed.

A beautiful, minimal and stylish platform, but recommended only if you don't mind an often punishing gameplay.

Another edition of the ever-growing How To Survive family, this time with a new perspective... that unfortunately doesn't justify a standalone version.

Deathwatch makes the best of the powerful Warhammer license, conjuring an almost perfectly calibrated gameplay and offering lots of Games Workshop goodies in the process.