Fans of the manga will be pleased with this fantastic story mode, but all the others will see the big flaws of the game: no local multiplayer mode and a disastrous online multiplayer mode.

Tokyo Mirage Session #FE is an amazing love letter to the Japanese pop-culture. Idols, otakus, vocaloids and j-pop songs will be thrown at the player's face for him to enjoy. The game is clearly made for players who love the Japanese entertainment scene and who are not afraid to play a J-RPG only dubbed in Japanese. Those one will have a blast with it.

The Technomancer has some big flaws, but with its rich universe, fascinating dialogues and pretty graphics, it doesn't fail at being a good Action-RPG.

This new version adds new graphics in 1080p / 60fps and all the DLC content in one place, but Resident Evil 5 is still the same... and it's not what we expect from a Resident Evil game.

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens manages to be faithful to J.J. Abrams' movie while adding the classic LEGO humor at the same time. TT Games also added new gameplay features that are welcome additions to the franchise. All in all, LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens clearly is one of the very best LEGO video games released to this point.

Two Box or not two Box, that is the answer from HAL Laboratory, in a much more sophisticated way than it seems.

Inside is one of those games that can mark you for life. Walking in the footsteps of Limbo, it builds its own identity in a beautiful way and improve the formula in absolutely everything we had already fell in love with just a few years ago.

Resident Evil Umbrella Corps is a really disappointing game, whether it be in terms of graphics, gameplay or content.

This new version of Odin Sphere is a fantastic remake with new gameplay and improved graphics, despite the lack of new game modes.

Great Tactical-RPG with a lot of depth, which brings an original way to discover the universe of T-RPG. Sadly the game does not deliver the main feature it tries to sell us: the online mode, which do not live up to its potential.

Quotation forthcoming.

3 years and $4 million was not enough to save Keiji Inafune's project. Mega Man fans will certainly be disappointed.

Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator is a fantastic fighting game. It offers a very deep gameplay that you can learn and master via the excellent training mode, and gorgeous graphics and characters. Thumbs up.

Push Me Pull You is an original and fun experience that will cause great laughs if you play with 3 friends, but in the long run you end up getting tired of it.

One Piece: Burning Blood is a cool fighting game, with nice visuals and of course a good sense of fan service.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst is definitely efficient when it comes to free running and how it feels good to be Faith in a beautiful and vast city full of challenges. But its story, A.I. and some other details are really bringing it down.

This collection offers 3 nice games, but the remaster is visually and technically lazy.

It is indeed a very good episode with stunning and huge environments, loaded with some breathtaking crowds, but it probably lacks variety and coherence that made Sapienza such a great place.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan may very well be PlatinumGames' worst game to date. Looking and playing like a mediocre game from 15 years ago, this game isn't really worth your time (unless you must play/own everything related to the TMNT). The Turtles deserve so much better.

Gal Gun Second Peace is of course a sexy game for otakus, but it is also quite a good rail shooter, even if it fails to renew the experience compared to the first episode.

LASTFIGHT is a good "fighting party game". It's fun to play it with friends, but the game suffers a lack of content in the solo mode, despite its strong artistic direction, inspired by the famous french comic LASTMAN.

Overwatch is a great multiplayer game with an amazing artistic direction. Each hero truly feels special, and it is very rewarding to play with each and every one of them. It feels like the fun will never end. A solid contender for 2016's Best Video Game of the Year.

In spite of the recycled, hence reliable machinery, Kirby: Planet Robobot is simply mecha powerful.

A brilliant conclusion to the adventures of Geralt of Rivia, with a fantastic new area to discover, captivating main story, some lovely characters and a lot of interesting and well-written side-quests. Fans of the Witcher will ddfinitely love Blod and Wine, even if it's not a truly challenging expansion.

The remaster is a little bit lazy, but eight years after, Valkyria Chronicles is still a great tactical-RPG to discover.

An amazing video game for a dead device. We are glad that Drinkbox Studio decided to release this Vita exclusive for us. Severed is the PS Vita's swan song.

Total War Warhammer is truly a breath of fresh air. If you love The Creative Assembly's games but are tired of playing through History, you'll enjoy this game. In it, you'll be able to play as green skins and enjoy a wealth of new features (reworked AI, flying units, and more).

eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, eXterminate. What better game to define the 4X genre than Stellaris? Creating and ruling your empire is brilliant in this game. On top of that, the music is beautiful.