One of the few games that doesn't sacrifice its core mechanics to tell a story.

Quotation forthcoming.

Severed is a fresh and interesting dungeon crawler from Guacamelee!’s developers Drinkbox Studios. A little bit easier than expected, it's filled with a solid gameplay mechanics and a great use of Vita’s touch screen, Severed is definitely one of the best indies of 2016.

Considering the quality of the overall experience, its engaging co-op and its dark, fascinating visuals, The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile proves to be a worthy addition to the XBLA catalogue that few gamers should miss.

XCOM 2: War of the Chosen is a splendid effort that transforms a fun game into an astonishingly deep and interesting tactical and strategical experience. It is THE way to play XCOM 2.

Devolver Digital and Sabotage Studio propose a game that could innovate its genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

An improved gameplay makes Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy a delightful experience full of legends, mysteries and friendship.

Ron Gilbert delivers another sweet piece of art. Hilarious and technically fantastic, Deathspank fails to become another classic just because of its repetitive gameplay and quests design.

Toki Tori 2+ is an enjoyable game both visually and in terms of actual gameplay. The simple basics let the player always feel in control without making his quest too easy.

Black Ops 4 is one of the best Call of Duty games to date. The multiplayer and the Zombies experiences are excellent, but Blackout needs more personality and a different economic model to try to steal Fortnite and PUBG players.

With WRC 4, Milestone has taken a big step forward. Both the graphics and the physics are much better here than in WRC 3 and the new Career Mode is good enough to entertain both expert and beginner players.

As expected the PC version of R.U.S.E. manages to assure an engaging and challenging experience to any fan of the genre. Its (maybe excessive) gameplay depth and high difficulty level might discourage any potential newcomers, but if you're not among them, Ubisoft's recent RTS will surely keep you busy for a long time.

Quotation forthcoming.

Action + RPG + musou... in one word: fun! One of the most entertaining Omega Force games and also one of the best Dragon Quest spin-offs.

More an interactive novel than a real videogame. The gameplay is only about talking and, if you want, playing a collectible cards game with your friends. But but to criticize the game for its simple gameplay would be an error, since it's a lovely, memorable experience that captures the essence of childhood and old movies, without being boring or too nostalgic.

Papo & Yo is a wonderful adventure. Although it has some technical issues, this game will completely capture inside its magic world.

Art Academy was a great DsiWare title, and now it's a greater cardige for all DS owners. Every lesson is a nice way to learn and understand drawing and painting, and the combination between the stylus and the touch screen is well implemented into the experience.

Star Wars: the Old Republic is a good MMORPG with lot of action and an awesome atmosphere. If you are tired of Azeroth, you´d better have a look at it. If you love Star Wars, well... get ready to say goodbye to your social life!

Dead or Alive 5 Last Round is the same, good, fighting game we talk about few years ago, now at rock solid 60fps/1080p, with 34 characters and a huge load of stages and costumes. Will this be the final edition of the game? Probably not, but if you’re looking for a fun and spectacular fighting game, sold at budget price, this is your best choice.

Alan Wake is a game that can guarantee 10 hours of spooky shootings to survival horror addicts. The gameplay is not the revolution that Remedy promised in the age of hype, when "next-gen" was still synonymous of hardware innovation, but for 20 bucks you can be sure that all the issues and the aging of the game have been already discounted.

Quotation forthcoming.

Technically speaking, this is not the best version of Bethesda's nazi-killing adrenalinic FPS, but on Switch you can play it anywhere with a rock-solid 30 fps gameplay.

An eclectic and unconventional videogame, which combines a rather original game structure to a salacious and sarcastic self-mockery.

A must-have compilation for those nostalgic gamers out there, with some of the best Sega games and some less appealing but still enjoyable titles.

Maybe the weakest Borderlands 2 add-on so far, but Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt is still greatly enjoyable with lots of side-quest, boss battles, new enemies and monsters and an hovercraft-like vehicle that we wish we could have from the start.

Despite the good number of new contents and extras, we can only recommend the Definitive Edition of Ori and the Blind Forest to anybody who doesn’t have played the game yet. But if you have already explored Nibel from start to finish, you can get the upgrade for a reasonable price.

Uncharted: Golden Abyss is a great launch title for the PlayStation Vita. Due to the technical differences between the PS3 and the new Sony's handheld, this game can't be as gorgeous as they let us believe, but the final product is still a great platform adventure. Not a masterpiece, but still awesome for a portable device.