Shooting Stars! is a simple and basic shoot'em up, with a funny premise: you've got to shoot brainwashed celebrities instead of ugly aliens. Aside that, it's a Space Invaders wannabe, nothing more, nothing less. And it becomes tedious after a few hours.

Another homage to the platforming of the Eighties, but this time it's sadly a mediocre affair in terms of style and mechanics.

A nice idea and a fun concept, but it probably hasn't got enough meat to entertain you in the long distance.

A fun and engaging local multiplayer game.

Too similar to the first chapter, Bravely Second: End Layer has a bland story and a cast of characters that is not exactly charismatic. It convinces only thanks to the proven combat system and the ability skill management. You could expect a lot more.

An excellent and amusing more of the same that will cheer you with hours of vegetable bullets, a bit of strategy, a superb gunplay and a lot of smiles.

Project X Zone 2 doesn't hide his "more of the same" nature, offering a well-proven gameplay. Nevertheless, the very low difficulty level and the plot bland, make the game exclusively suited to the great roster lovers.

If you are looking for a nice atmosphere, gashes visions and a clever narrative that unfolds room after room, Layers of Fear is the game for you.

The Following is extensive, exciting, lasts 20-25 hours and adds to the main game many new elements, while losing something (parkour) with the addition of vehicle and not excelling in AI enemy of humans.

Firewatch is a little, fascinating adventure, that fail to fully satisfy its potential.

Russia closes the Chronicles trilogy in worst possible way, with a frustrating, broken game.

Unravel is a romantic and funny platform game in which emotions and beauty are tied tightly with simplicity.

While Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon can be considered a fair enough roguelike with some interesting feature, its quality is damaged by an unbalanced difficulty.

A racing game full of contents and cars, fun to drive with the standard controller, but unfortunately plagued by some technical issues and an old graphics engine.

To date, the Ultimate Naruto game, whose only limit is the maniacal devotion to the fans of the original work, in which the title is clearly aimed.

Klaus is a really fascinating game, full of nice little touches, but with flawed controls and some frustrating moments.

The best Etrian Odyssey game to date, although it could easily become very repetitive.

Cobalt is a resourceful game stained only by a controversial artistic direction. An indie gem that, between single-player and multiplayer, gives everything and does it well.

Very good graphics, great character design, but LEGO's typical gameplay is becoming a little bit tedious.

Deep, atmospheric and a blast to play. The best XCOM ever, period.

The Bug Butcher is a little, nice game. Its funny and cleverly designed, but too short and a little boring in the second half of the game.

There is no reason not to download World of Tanks immediately on your console: you can either play for free for hours and then go back to ordinary COD-like online arenas, or you can truly enjoy it and discover a tactical and original FPS.

Gravity Rush is a treat for the eyes, but still an uninspired game with boring mechanics.

Unoriginal and technically lacking, Final Fantasy Explorers tries to make up for it with a large amount of content and fun multiplayer modes.

A masterpiece. The Witness is an amazing and clever experience, rich in details and love. The game design is simply elegant and the atmosphere is out of this world.

Pony Island is a unique, weird, impossible-to-describe little game. It's clever, often surprising and with tons of personality, but its mechanics can prove a bit repetitive.

If you're into digital narration and you love Amblin movies from the eighties, maybe with a bit of John Carpenter in them, you should not miss Oxenfree. If you hate games where the main activity is talking, stay away from it.

It has a short campaign and a steep price, but this homeworld-in-the-desert has style in spades, and a solid, albeit simple, RTS core.