Square Enix has managed to capture the spirit of the Dragon Quest-series and make something new with it.

Rise of the Tomb Raider is a fantastic adventure game with strong characters, beautiful enviroments and exciting missions.

Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice is surprisingly good with a level design that actually takes advantage of the speed the character has.

Edge Case Games has created something pretty unique with Fractured Space while using a well known game design. The attention to detail in the strategic system and graphical presentation heightens the overall experience.

Gears of War 4 builds on the design we learned to love during the last generation. The result? Another great game in the series.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X is a pretty straightforward singing and dancing game. It's both fun and challenging on higher difficulty levels, but it's dragged down by forcing a story on the player.

Bioshock: The Collection is essential if you never played these games. For those who have, there's little new to find here.

FIFA 17 is more or less the same old game again in a new package, but having a campaign in The Journey makes for something fresh, exciting and interesting.

Forza Horizon 3 is an evolution of the earlier games in the series. The graphics are better and these might be the best controls in a driving game I've ever come across. Overall, this is a fantastic experience.

Headlander could've been of the best games of the year if the combat were better and the environments more varied. Now it's just a good game.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 manages to improve on the already fantastic last year's version of the game.

Pac-Man: Championship Edition 2 is a game for all of you who love chasing after new high scores.

Being part of a community that works together to build different structures is fun ... at least for a while.

Recore delivers a solid journey filled with fantastic platform design, dynamic battles and lots of exploration.

There's some fun in Metroid Prime: Federation Force as long as you're playing together with others, but if you're looking for a deep single-player experience you won't find it here.

Everything in Legion is done for the better. If you've been thinking of returning to Azeroth, you should now. Legion is the best reason that's happened to World of Warcraft for many years.

Jotun: Valhalla Edition is a pretty unique experience with its blend of exploration and boss fights in a beautifully presented world.

Armikrog should've been so much more than it is. Sure, it's nice to look at the visuals and listen to the music, but it's not really that entertaining to play.

Worms W.M.D. is a good party game, for when you have friends over and you want a game to play together from the couch.

No Man's Sky is an incredible experience, and completely different than everything else that I've ever played.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is bigger, better looking and more often than not a better game than Human Revolution. If you liked the previous game, you'll want to spend time with this.

I want to love Bound - the game has many great qualities and it's very creative - but a lot of the ideas don't come together in the gameplay.

Disney Art Academy's biggest charm, in contrast to earlier parts in the series, is its familiar characters. It's actually more fun to learn how to perfectly depict Mickey Mouse's ears rather than painting some boring still lifes. There's much they could have done better, more layers and less story for example, but all in all it's a software that's perfect for the beginner whose dream is to become the next Carl Barks or perhaps a way for parents to get their kids interested in creating art.

If you're looking for a gripping story or explosive action, Poly Bridge might not be for you. This is a peaceful game about building bridges.

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is yet another solid Lego game that uses the same formula we've come to know over the years.

I've learned to appreciate shorter games, packed creativity and emotions. Games that gives me an intense experience during my playthrough. Deadlight: Director's Cut is one of those games.

There are many other roguelikes that deserve your attention more than Bard's Gold.

Pac-Man 256 is an addicting variation on Tōru Iwatani's legacy, updated for the 2010's. One should ask though if Playstation 4 is the best platform for it: sometimes it feels like you're playing a glorified mobile game (perhaps because it is.) Despite the repetitive gameplay - it's modelled after a game from 1980 after all - it's something I often return to and gladly play over and over again. It might even be better than the original, when I think about it.