Shelter 2 is an unique game about the uncertainty of life and the challenges of motherhood. Despite the few contents and a too simplistic gameplay, you will live a fantastic and emotionally involving experience.

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe was an interesting mini-game packed into a good collection such as Kirby: Triple Deluxe, but it’s too short and too weak to live as a stand alone digital game.

A good start for a new adventure, Book One: Reborn is good but will leave you just wanting for more and wondering if the subsequent chapters will live up to its good foundation.

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is the perfect recipe for a lovely game, developed mixing up Persona and Etrian Odyssey.

With Defenders and the latest free update, Resogun has easily become the best arcade game available for PlayStation 4, but also one of the best exclusives for the Sony console.

Looking for an enjoyable TPS with lots of action and hordes of (zombie) enemies to kill? Look no further, as Zombie Army Trilogy is the perfect game for a quick and careless session of blasting everything that moves. Unfortunately, though, there’s not much more than that.

With its remake of the original Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War, Omega Force delivers a lot of content, but saves on quality. The result is a technically crippled Musou, with mediocre gameplay and even worse AI, although with a passable brand new fantasy-themed campaign.

With Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, the European Final Fantasy fans will finally be able to play a really good game, on the wrong platforms. A PS Vita version of this remastered edition would have been much better. The game is still great, actually, and if you’ll be able to stand the old graphics and the mechanics balanced for a portable experience, you’ll find a true Final Fantasy to play with for a long time.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong number is hard, fast, bloody and insane like the first chapter. It expands the story, the characters and the situations but not always in a good way. It’s more of the same, but not in a bad way.

Battlefield Hardline fails in rebranding DICE's series but its core is still enjoyable. And when it does the Battlefield, there’s still a lot of fun.

Mario Party 10 is definitely the best episode of the series and an instant buy if you have a Wii and some friends to play with.

Sid Meier's Starships is a good introduction to 4X games or a good way to entertain yourself during long trips. It doesn't have Civ's depth, but it still is a enjoyable game.

White Night is a collection of already explored mechanics dressed in a peculiar, elegant and often uncomfortable suit. Very stylish, but too dull and punishing when it comes to actual gameplay.

Ori and the Blind Forest is a harsh and evil metroidvania concealed behind a pretty face. You’ll need to time your jump precisely, you’ll need to save at the right time, you’ll need quick reflexes, and you will swear. A lot.

DmC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition is a nice remaster of an already fun and entertaining game. Ninja Theory has done a great job adding new challenges, modes and difficulty levels, creating a nice package for the true hardcore gamers.

Citizens of Earth wants to be the new EarthBound but fails the target due to a poor character design, a weak story and a boring turn based combat.

Expensive, bugged, unpolished. Sadly Tristoy fails to deliver what it promises and manages to bore after a couple dozen minutes. It may entertain you only if you’re really into the genre, otherwise just look somewhere else.

The only good bug is a dead bug... Starship Troopers has become a (very hard) third person shooter.

Despite some minor issues, Apotheon is a good bidimensional platform with small metroidvania elements, capable of capturing the player in an incredible, stylish world.

ScreamRide is not a perfect game but it’s fun and loaded with 3 different campaigns, 50 levels and a sandbox mode where you can build and share the roller coasters of your dreams. Don’t miss it if you’ve loved RollerCoaster Tycoon series.

Republique Remastered is a short but well crafted stealth experience, originally developed for iOS and now available for PC and Mac. A good story and a polished gameplay are definitely on the plus side, but this remastered edition fails in offering something new, and is suggested only to those at their first encounter with the game.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars is a nice, small and interesting game, with a perfect level design and cute graphics. Its affordable price, the cross-buy and cross-play options between 3DS and Wii U, plus huge social element, are enough to keep you interested for many hours.

A polished paste and copy of Cities XL. Interesting but not enough.

Although battling Sauron himself in the final showdown is enticing, this new campaign plays too similarly to the main game to convey the sense of grandeur of such an epic background.

An act of love coming from the past to give a future to real time strategy games.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires makes a few nice additions to the original formula: the marriage system and the possibility of having a child are nice touches, and the new strategies on the battlefield are both useful and interesting. If you like musou games but you’re put off by their boring action, this is the game for you.

With Gravity Ghost, the independent developer Ivy Games carries us to a metaphysical world beyond death, without being able to fully capture Newtonian physics’ potential.

Lucius II is a decent game that improve some mechanics introduced in the previous title of the series providing several hours of fun. Unfortunately the experience is plagued by an enormous amount of unacceptable bug.