It's perfect for a night with friends, or very short sessions. Played with bots it could grow old at alarming speed, so it's definitely better served with pals to enjoy it with.

Storytelling while, this is very close to a fiasco. It doesn't build on the previous chapter, and it doesn't add anything new to the narration. On the other hand, the gameplay side is just great: more focus on the puzzles is exactly what the game needed.

Terraria on 3DS works to an extent: the interface is just fine, but the sheer size of the game's world is reduced when compared to other versions, and that has an impact on the overall experience.

Four new civilizations and a lot of mechanics fixing make for an interesting offer, for every AoE die-hard fan out there.

A new, interesting and fun-filled adventure for Hearthstone. Fans of the game will spend some great time with the PVE content, and the new cards will surely impact the meta in still unpredictable ways.

Pricey as usual, but filled with interesting content. If you're a Sims fan, you might consider this one.

Compared to the early access, this final release is sadly disappointing. What we got is a still interesting god game, but the price can't make up for what it's in the box, and much fixing by the devs is still needed.

It's mainly fan service for those who loved the original game.

It's another great DLC for Tamriel Online. There's a lot of PVE content this time, but the massive side is a bit less intense. It's interesting though how, compared to Imperial City, this is a completely different expansion.

It's a game that won't please fishing fans or average player, mainly due to its lack of interesting content.

Fans of the original game will probably enjoy this DLC, although a bit thin on the content side.

It's a really hardcore strategic experience, unforgiving and hard to master. But if you are a Games Workshop fan, this is a really unique experience.

It's pure driving, with all its pro and cons. There's a clear lack of contents (but updating is constant), but when it's just you, the driving wheel and the never-ending battle with the track, you will feel the rally experience like in those sweet days of the Colin McRae saga.

Three years late, Kyriu's crime-drama story still works like a charm. If you love the saga, you shouldn't really miss this fifth chapter, as it cuts some loose ends and opens up to the future.

The humour is still there and works fine, but when it comes to gameplay, the shift in the formula from team based multiplayer to cooperative hack'n'slash doesn't fully work.

It's still a ton of fun, since the fights are well animated and fun to play, but the conversion isn't as good as we hoped.

Despite some bugs, it's an interesting take on the rhythm game genre, and if you love it, you might consider this game.

If you are an F-Zero fan, this might be your game of the hour. For a small price, contents are not unlimited, but there's real fun and competition here.

Especially on console it still lacks some important social features, but this expansion is a step in the right direction. It's mostly PVP oriented though, so consider this before buying.

If you love westerns, you might consider this one. The gameplay is surely not original, but the turn based strategy is indeed well crafted.

It's an original and interesting turn based strategy experience, one that shows an incredible amount of care and love for the small details.

There's no doubt that Rainbow Six Siege tries to offer something new in the competitive FPS genre, and that's something that deserves praise. On the other hand, whatever mode you play in PVE or PVP, what you get is basically the same experience, over and over. The tactics may be interesting, but it's not enough, neither when it comes to unlockables. On top of that, the netcode isn't even nearly refined as the gameplay formula would require.

It's an explosive all-you-can-shoot fest. The absolute freedom will amaze you in the beginning, but it's still a mostly empty, albeit beautiful, box. If you love action for the sake of action and 90's action movies, you will just feel at home.

The "modern graphic adventure genre" has been evolving at great speed in the last few months, and today Beyond feels a already a bit old. The price is just right though, and if you like the genre, you might give it a chance.

In the end it's a mediocre experience, and its competitors can do much better. The screenplay is below average, and the gameplay is just business as usual.

A quite rushed remaster of an already flawed game.

It's the game you already know and liked, or disliked, based on your personal taste, now with more, and sometimes interesting, content.

The best chapter so far: it shows a shift in the narrative's overall tone, an interesting cliffhanger and some well made (albeit simple) puzzles.