Teleglitch is back with the same, hardcore, astounding gameplay. The retro taste of the game is something you’ll remember for a long time, especially considering that even with a pixelated graphic, the game is more fun, thrilling and exiting than many other triple A productions.

Project Warlock is an instant old school fps, frenetic and fun, which pays homage to the origins of the genre, rooted in the 90s. It is, however, a playful experience that due to its repetitive and little varied nature may not find the right response in a more general, young and modern public.

Rabbids Go Home is an excellent mixture of madness, fun and irreverence. Let the Rabbids come in and enjoy their crazy humor: this one is absolutely the best title of the series!

Warhammer 40K Mechanicus is an interesting and original tactical game wrapped in a splendidly crafted Warhammer lore. Customization and Tech Priest’s coolness are other highlights of this title.

Quotation forthcoming.

Golf Peaks is a relaxing puzzle with a lot of variety. In its levels shows good and responsive game mechanics, fine art direction and well-paced minimalistic music, but fails in longevity due to excessive tutorial-like content.

Sometimes bigger is not better. With over 180 different mechs, this game should be a dream for Mobile Suit's lovers, but its dull single player and widely perfectible multiplayer, keep it just above the average.

Just like the Prince of Persia Collection, Tomb Raider Trilogy delivers three fantastic action games in one package. If you missed at least two of them, this is a must-buy.

This is an extremely good example of how the JRPG genre should evolve in the modern video games market. Nice gameplay elements, good graphics and a great production value. If you love JRPGs, just buy it with no regrets.

In Other Waters is an interesting take on a bizarre theme, that of marine exobiology.In the end it is a pretty simple, undramatic, narrative romp with a nifty looking interface that will keep you immersed in an alternative reality for a few hours.

An entertaining and lightning fast (but really short) experience that mixes FPS and Mirror's Edgesque parkour in a simil-VR voxel context. Too bad for the lack of level editor on console and sub-par bullet-time mechanics.

Simple in its mechanics but very refined, Unravel is a charming adventure that will probably make you remember some distant memory with a smile.

A physics-based puzzle game that really deserves your attention and room on your 3DS.

Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition is a great DLC for every professionist of this fighting game, but the lack of some important elements is a shame. Capcom has done a good job, but Ark System Works was way more honest with the BlazBlue: Continuum Shift DLC.

Going back to Paradise City is always fun, but this Burnout starts to show its age despite a very good (but expensive) transition on the Nintendo Switch.

Quotation forthcoming.

Battle Chasers Nightwar is a very interesting JRPG with high production values and a deep and rewarding gameplay. Too bad that the gameplay gets marred by awful grinding that basically ruins it and transforms many hours of fun into a repetitive chore.

Wytchwood is a magical game that engages the player in a delightfully ZEN experience.

Battlefield V is a solid experience crafted from BF1 for BF1’s fans. It’s a great start for a game that in the next months (hopefully) is going to show its true potential.

Revita is another roguelike action-platform that stands out thanks to some peculiar and intriguing gameplay mechanics.

Platform, puzzle and stealth in one single, addictive… and very bastard game. Take it and make yourself proud of your skills and patience!

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

forma.8 is a great addition to the metroidvania genre, a compelling tale of exploration in a strange and unknown planet which lean on some great ideas and a couple of excellent puzzle.

First Strike is a nice map pack with a lot of variety. Treyarch did a great job with the level design, offering different settings with this valuable downloadable content. Anyway, 1200 MP are too much for a single map pack.

Mutant Year Zero is a splendid romp through an apocalyptic world in which tactical stealth battles are the meat of the experience served with a deep, fascinating and carefully crafted world, inhabited by funny and interesting characters.

Seven of the best Capcom's beat 'em up in a single shot with local/online multiplayer, customizable options and a little good-old-days arcade museum. For less than 20 bucks it's a retro heaven.

Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is not a game, it’s a manual about what you have to do when you fail. From the ashes of an embarrassing game, here we have a truly well-crafted MMO. Well Done Square Enix.