Overwatch leaves me longing for nothing. Nothing at all. The tight fusion of game modes and heroes is another sure hit for Blizzard. They don't follow any standard; rather, they're creating a new.

Deserves a place in school education as a work of art.

Everything they praised the Xbox One version for holds true. Now Lara is back in a complete package on the Playstation where she was born. Simply stunning.

Despite its minor shortcomings, I have not played through such a satisfying and complete experience in a long time. Dark Souls III not only is the best in the series, it is also the best action RPG to come out in recent years.

A far more colorful game than Human Revolution, even though the futuristic version of Europe is quite different from the dystopian depiction of Detroit anno 2027.

Everything you could have hoped for, especially as a fan. Not as complete a story as expected, but that just gives us higher hopes for a follow up. This is our idea of fun: Wilder, bolder - either alone or with a mate.

A huge game worthy of taking the crown as the game that steals your sleep because you just need to do one more turn. More info on the new features would have been welcome along the way, though.

The Ratchet & Clank series has been through a turbulent period, but you do not need to spend a lot of time playing the reboot before realizing the magic is back.

Captures the spirit of the original so well that you almost wish this team could remake the Duke Nukem license too.

The role-playing element has come further forward and the stories take up more space. In short, Legion could be what breathes life into World of Warcraft again.

Super Smash Bros. used to have zero competition as the king of fighting games on Nintendo. Pokken is a good contender, even though we would have liked to see more pokémons represented.

It's the many smaller improvements and new features that make Forza Horizon 3 the best and most beautiful game in the series.

This is the closest thing to total immersion we have come yet with VR. Sound, vision, motion in a higher symbiosis.

If there ever was a time where new, as well as veteran, players to the series could jump right in and get a deep football experience, that would be right about now.

More Dunwall. More Corvo. More The Outsider. Some of the best stealth action you can get.

Confidently pushes its way onto the stage alongside current new standards like Overwatch and Battlefield 1.

Although Toussaint may not be that different from the familiar surroundings of The Witcher 3, Blood & Wine has a lot to offer.

Total War: Warhammer could have been a parenthesis in the TW series, an experiment in a different genre, but has instead become one of the best Total War games ever.

Don't be fooled by the mere one year from announcement to release, as Obsidian's latest masterpiece has development going back as far as 2006. Old school is the new.

A Greatest Hits of Trackmania Games in a single release.

An underdog of the role-playing scene in 2010, now available in an even prettier version.

XCOM 2 is a gem. There is more story in the game, and the ending does not feel as abrupt as it did in the first game.

The mix of online shooter and RPG works almost perfectly and it's all wrapped up in a really nice package.

A beautiful and entertaining new take on the classic MMO, with a strong player driven content path. I welcome that.

This year's iterations has the same sharp gameplay as last year and has gotten closer to the mass appeal of FIFA. It's going to be exciting to see what the playing field looks like next year.

An incredibly well written story that evokes more emotions than one could expect. A game worth experiencing if you are into the more soulful aspect of interactive storytelling.

As was the case with Guacamelee, let's hope that Drinkbox decide to publish versions of this fine old school RPG for other platforms than the Vita as well.

Bigger, better and on all levels a more complete experience than the first game. We welcome Kat's new moves, which change the gameplay dynamics for the better.