The Flame in the Flood is a challenging game that requires persistence. If you are up for that, you can enjoy a beautiful looking game with an amazing soundtrack.

The new Hitman is excellent: the levels are designed well and offer a great environment to plan the perfect murder time and time again. The loading times are a letdown, but the excitement is greater than that.

Diluvion is the type of game you'd like to see more of, as soon as the credits roll down the screen. The Jules Verne-like world is fascinating, but there's too much missing to really be worth it.

Final Chapter Prologue is especially worth playing if you know the franchise well and you'd like a taste of Kingdom Hearts III.

NIOH offers a strong first impression with a deep combat system, but it is plagued by repetiviteness.

The only cliche that might be true about this game, is that people that love Power Rangers will have fun with it. But if you are looking for a good beat 'm up, there are many games that are actually worth your time.

Yakuza 0 shows how unique Yakuza actually is. Drama and humor come together in a setting filled with violent street fights. We all know the concept, but Yakuza 0 takes it to perfection.

Shadows Tactics: Blades of the Shogun offers a fresh look at an old genre. MiMiMi knew what it was doing, and made a game for many gamers to enjoy.

Resident Evil 7 honors the classic survival elements, and yet it feels modern thanks to the first person perspective. During confrontations you do not fight, you run, as fast as possible. A tense game that guarantees goose bumps all over your body.

Batman: The Telltale Series is not very new in gameplay. The love for the franchise is there, the authentic story feels real, but the game does not offer enough action or surprises.

The 3DS version of Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King is a simple way of playing this amazing jrpg classic, but it is not as good as the original.

The original was a strong game, but PlayStation 4 takes things to the next level by giving us more variation. The surroundings are huge and full of personality, there are plenty missions and Kats movement has gotten way better. Too bad the controls are still frustrating.

The mobile version of F1 2016 is especially suitable for pick up and play sessions, but it does not really shine, especially for that cost.

It’s cute Ubisoft tries to keep The Crew alive by releasing dlc, but we have experienced cop car chases in other games that were so much better. This is not the way to go.

Steep is a game that offers an amazing sense of freedom, and even though not every activity is as great as the others, the feeling of skiing and snowboarding in these beautiful environments is a thrill.

The Last Guardian might feel timeless, it did arrive way too late to the party. Even though the game looks great, there are not many reasons to buy this game for the full amount. It just feels outdated.

Final Fantasy XV does things quite differently and it is up to you to love it or not. The game seems to be a bit scattered, but somehow it all fits together and makes for an amazing game.

Dead Rising 4 is not amazing, as it seems to be struggling with both identity and technique. It does offer a fantastic joke on the genre by throwing us in the deep end with some very bizarre weapons.

The smartest puzzle game ever continues with Round 2, which is even better than the first. There is a great amount of content and there is a new depth to the puzzles thanks to adding two colors. Puzzle games do not get any better than this.

On 3DS Super Mario Maker is a little bit different, with limited options, but still the same excellent level editor. Thanks to the hundred amazing levels that Nintendo made, Mario Maker on 3DS is good for people that want to play instead of create.

It's not easy to give advice on this collection. Ezio still rocks, while Desmond's story is a bit disappointing. The controls are not as good as we would have liked.

If you have never played any of the games in this collection, you will not appreciate it. The port to 3DS is great, but most games do not stand the test of time.

Planet Coaster is an amazing simulator. We expect that we can adjust anything and everything and the amazing Planet Coaster actually allows us to. This is the stuff that dreams are made of.

Battlezone is an okay VR experience, but it is simply not a full game. It is cool to check out the cockpit of the tank, but the game misses depth.

Dishonored 2 is an amazing game. The things we did not like about the first one are gone, and the world is even bigger and more diverse than before.

Pokémon Sun and Moon are all about change. The world of Alola is great, but comes with technical issues and a guide that is a bit too hands-on.

Football Manager 2017 links depth and accessibility: the result is pure perfection.

Watch Dogs 2 is a lot better than the first Watch Dogs, but the story, the raison d'etre of the group and the reason for their behavior are all a bit vague. This game, full of bizarre missions and diverse gameplay is a very good solid game for the series though.