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.

Pokkén Tournament brings something new to the fighting genre and does it well. It manages to offer a huge amount fighting a more experienced player and has the potential to be a very exciting e-sports game.

I’m really impressed by many elements in Far Cry Primal and there’s plenty to do. It all becomes a bit too repetitive in the end, though.

Paper Mario: Color Splash is everything I could've hoped for. The visuals are amazing, the dialogue is well written and there's a lot of variation in the level design.

This is a game for both truck enthusiasts and those that enjoys a slower, almost meditative, gaming experience.

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.

Rive is a fun and challenging game. The game design can be frustrating sometimes, but reward makes it worth it.

Valentino Rossi: The Game is a good racing game, it feels good to drive and the physics works pretty well. Fans of Valentino Rossi might find more enjoyment in the game than the more casual players, though.

Super Mario Maker without the possibility of sharing levels through the internet feels like playing chess alone. It's a well designed game, but it certainly lacks something.

Even though Sega 3DS Classics Collection isn't a full priced game, it should've included more games and a sense of history with documents and pictures about them.

Stories: Path of Destinies is a charming adventure game that succeeds in telling different and interesting stories. There's a lot of replay value here.

Yesterday Origins is a nice looking point and click game with lots of puzzles. The story doesn't really come together, though.

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.

Dead Rising 4 is a game for everyone that loves exploring, looking for objects and building new weapons. And killing lots and lots of zombies.

This is a frightening and fascinating horror game, unlike anything else you’re going to play in 2016.

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

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.

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.

Have you ever dreamed about going down Mont Blanc at ridiculous speeds, while navigating through tough terrain and avoiding avalanches, but don't want to risk your life doing it? Steep might be something for you.

The campaign might be short, but if you're like me and love challenging games with an innovative twist than Klang becomes a game you must have.

A racing game that doesn’t feel good to play. I recommend that you wait for something better to come along.

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

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.

Hyrule Warriors Legends is a repetitive and shallow experience without any kind of depth in the game's story, characters or gameplay.

The cute graphics and the entertaining story can’t save this repetitive and shallow game.

When Mirror's Edge released back in 2008, it felt like a polished technology demo. Mirror's Edge Catalyst promised to be much more than that, but it doesn't live up to all of those promises. There's still a good game here and something for everyone who fell in love with the original.

Star Fox Zero isn't a bad game - far from it - but it doesn't provide anything new of value to the franchise and it's not as good as the earlier games in the series.

Battleborn offers a seven hour long campaign that feels pretty weak, but the multiplayer is fun and there's lots of loot. Like many other games in this genre, Battleborn works best when you're playing together with friends.