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.