Table Top Racing is a very enjoyable kart racing game, with more depth than you would expect and a nice personality.

A very classic graphic adventure, with no particular innovations and a decent storyline.

A very well made game dedicated to the Great War. It could have more diplomatic options and the price is maybe a bit too high, but it definitely deserves your attention.

A thin game that became repetitive pretty soon. Besides its good art direction and the price, Cocoro Line Defender is not really appealing, even for the hardcore fans of the genre.

There are some hits and misses, but Splatter – Blood Red Edition goes straight to point. Aside its graphics and it's flawed story, there's a simple, and sometimes addictive, twin stick shooter. It won't be a revolution for the genre, but it's enjoyable.

Back to Bed is a bland puzzle that tries to stand out with a wannabe-clever art direction, that mixes together different masterpiece in a very dull way.

Bad collisions, frustrating gameplay and a very short lifespan. Ice Cream Surfer does not work.

A Story About My Uncle has got a nice concept, great controls and some nice level design, but it feels like a game that could have been so much better with more depth and polish.

Nice gameplay and deep strategy for the latest incarnation of Mechwarrior. Too bad it lacks any kind of Single Player content.

With a massive music catalogue, Curtain Call is something like a dream come true for real Final Fantasy lovers. But if you played the original game, Curtain Call is little more than a deluxe edition.

Flockers is a nice and extremely addictive puzzle game. It's not extremely innovative, but it's got a lot of personality and lots of fun.

Evolution more than revolution, even if it is not always in the right direction for a Naruto fighting game.

Spike Chunsoft's tropical murder mystery is able to keep the tension and suspense high till the ending credits by using the player's intuition against him, while providing an entertaining and crazy cast of characters and an inspired art direction.

Destiny is an epic trip to the moon... and beyond! Bungie has successfully brought the MMO formula into the FPS genre. But there are still some problems and the PvP balance is debatable.

A beautiful edition of a game that's still great. Hi-res, very good multiplayer support, Minecraft for Xbox One is unmissable.

Two games in one and, more than that, an incredibly great sequel. This is the best possible Velocity... until the next one?

GoD Factory: Wingmen is a great mix of simulation and arcade gameplay, at least for the immediacy with which one approaches to the control system. In the space dogfights there’s also a tactical side and the ship's customization is really wide.

This is not simply a game, it’s a touching experience that anyone with a soul should try. It’s not the most difficult game on the market, but it’s probably one of the best.

A platform game graced by cool level design and great controls. It’s a rewarding and tough game, and you play as a Dodo in a dungeon full of dangers: I don’t think I have to say anything more.

An endless game that delivers an engaging and rewarding experience, with a great and cool art direction and great controls.

An original "parkour shooter" with upgradable sci-fi ninjas offered in a free-to-play format by a well-known developer is well worth your attention. Repetitive procedurally-generated levels and non-cohesive story make it a bit less appealing, though.

The Sims 4 is a good game marred by a dire lack of content, the - albeit solid - foundation for a never ending stream of DLCs.

A good golf simulator, that will probably become great when more content arrives for it. The course editor has got great potential.

Dead Rising 3 on PC has got higher resolution and more details than the Xbox One version, but also some frame rate issues if you don't have a beast of a PC. It still is a very good third episode for the Capcom series.

Hatoful Boyfriend has lots of funny moments and absurd characters, but it’s also charming in its own, plumy way.

Thanks to a radical change of atmosphere and to a general revamp of the game mechanics, Tales of Xillia 2 is a very good JRPG, much better than what the limited scope of the production would suggest.

Rules! is one of that game that you can’t simply quit: it’s amazing to look and to play, engaging and challenging, even brutal if your brain isn’t trained enough. Follow the Rules has never looked so good.

One tap, a lot of enemies and an engaging combat/movement system. Spooklands is a fine game that manage to entertain with one simple mechanic perfectly executed.