The snowy setting is fascinating, but this expansion runs out of new stuff to do really quickly.

It's surely a niche game, but the graphics are so bad that the immersion gets completely spoiled.

A mix between a card game and an hack'n'slash, it's filled with interesting content, although the mechanics are sometimes over-complicated.

It's a fair shooter, but the missions are all alike, and the experience is really short.

It's an interesting escape room concept, but the gameplay is utterly disappointing. A waste of a good idea.

An interesting mix between tower defense and third person shooting, it's surely not flawless, but can still deliver some solid entertainment.

This second part is far better than the first: the focus is back on storytelling, and gameplay is fine as well.

If you play this game on a classic 3DS, and not the upgraded version, you are going to be utterly disappointed.

A bi-dimensional Souls-like, bestowed with an original and compelling combat system. Waiting for the next Souls, this might be the perfect choice.

Nadeo nailed it again, and the classic gameplay still works as a charm on console. Menus are overcomplicated and it might take time to take the best out of the editor, but there's a lot of fun to be had here.

Distant Star: Revenant Fleet is a nice alternative to other space rogue-like games like FTL: Faster Than Light, with a pleasing art direction and enjoyable soundtrack which includes dark themes and sounds, unlike most titles in the genre.

For whoever missed the original game last year, this is a perfect time to get back to it.

BroForce is just the best run&gun since Metal Slug.

Especially on the graphics side we expected something more, as the game still feels and looks practically the same. If you missed this one on console though, it's still one hell of a ride.

If you loved the original game, you might think about getting this DLC: it's not much, but it's still good fun.

Fans of old won't find anything new or original in this chapter, just a good more of the same.

There's content, and the multiplayer still works. The graphics have been enhanced in a good way. A great chance to relive Marcus's story.

It's a bold move from IO Interactive. It inherits some of the mechanics of its predecessor, but it grows as a pure sandbox, and the fans of old will love that. The episodic formula is still to be tested, but this first chapter is quite encouraging.

It's hard, harsh and unforgiving. It might be the perfect challenge if you're looking for something similar.

The challenge is often quite limited, and that could be a problem for some player, but it's still an interesting game.

A good scripting and some humour aren't enough.

It's a more of the same with different landscapes and truck, but if you loved the Euro chapter, you'll still appreciate this one.

It's a complex game, and surely not a mainstream one. If you're looking for something different, and you are interested in Philip K. Dick's works, you might find something really interesting here.

The Division is a very self-aware product, one that works around the player needs and requests from previous experiences. It builds on its peculiar gameplay style and delivers some great co-op fun. A shame that the PVP still needs care and attention. As for the end game, we'll have to wait for the next future.

The combat system is indeed deep, but the characters are quite scarce. Fortunately, there's plenty of customization to back that up. Also, game modes aren't that varied, and that could spoil the fun for some players.

It's a great twin stick shooter, one that delivers some great moments of pure fun.

It's partly a walking simulator, but the gameplay delivers some unexpected turns. The young development team clearly lacks experience, but it's still a promising first step.

It's really a pleasant surprise: a game that will keep you busy with interesting challenges, and delivers some memorable storytelling.