The King of Fighters XIV is a deeper and exigent fighting game with great combat system and solid online & offline modalitites. If SNK improves some netcode issues, could be one of the great games in its genre.

If you liked Human Revolution, you will no doubt enjoy Mankind Divided. The studio took a well-built base and made a very solid game around it with more or less the same virtues. However, we expect the studio to take more risks in future entries.

Deus Ex GO represents the next step in Square Enix Montreal puzzler series with well-balanced elements from the previous games. Lots of challenges to get through thanks to Adam Jensen augmented skills.

Bound is a great work from Plastic with a beautiful world and history.

A game that can be loved beyond its problems, and that can be hated despite its triumphs. A game looking for a player looking for something different, quiet, relaxed with a big and refreshing focus on exploration beyond anything else.

Slap Village is a fun but simple game with a peculiar and surrealist sense of humor, but sadly is too short.

Batman The Telltale Series has its great debut with Realm of Shadows. It's a classic Telltale formula, but with improved action and combat mechanics, adding interesting new exploring and strategy systems and maintaining great dialogue and cliffhanger moments.

A extremely beautiful game that deserves to be calmly enjoyed and savored. It won't convince anyone who puts gameplay or narrative over anything else, but a satisfying journey for those who enjoy this kind of interactive experience.

We're happy with this attention to gameplay as the Speed ​​Run. However, it lacks a better technical end. To be old school does not force you to be ugly. In addition we would like more options for the community; to create levels, to share and integrate them into the game.

I Am Setsuna is a love letter to the Golden Age of the JRPG. It is far from perfect, but it does a nice job replicating the gameplay mechanics and feelings from that era.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius brings the classic FF experience into a Free to Play concept without losing quality. Good music, faithful 16 bit graphics and good gameplay make it a recommendable title, but like in every free to play, we should be ready to either expend a lot of time and effort progressing or prepare the wallet to expend some money to do it faster.

Monster Hunter returns with more accessibility for the new player and more depth in the combat system.

A warm visual novel about the small but important things of life, full of humanity and great characters. Original, well written and highly enjoyable.

Quotation forthcoming.

A really decent JRPG that pays homage to the very first Star Ocean. A game for old school fans with an interesting combat, anodyne story and too much backtracking for its own good, but a nice adventure nonetheless.

Grand Kingdom is a great Tactical RPG with deep, fun and dynamic combat system, good art direction and an original online system. However, has too many trial and error moments.

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is another LEGO game with it's good and bad elements. It's the exact representation of Star Wars movie with LEGO style, and adds some new, but not good, mechanics to its classic gameplay.

Probably, the worst chapter in the whole Resident Evil saga, a really unnecessary game.

Odin Sphere Leifthrasir is more than a remake. Fast and deep new combat system, great RPG elements and a piece of art in terms of visuals. A new must have for all action game fans with engaging story and characters.

Mario & Sonic go back to basics in this new installment of the long-running franchise. Now only a few buttons will suffice for all sports, in a way that reminds closely the gameplay of old Sega arcade titles such as Virtua Athlete. Also, the new "Duel events" add random items, so typical of the Mario Franchise, to three sports for a more "party" approach. However, it could have packed some more sports and scenarios to compete, as it falls short in that regard.

Despite the weak graphics and the lack of Fire Emblem content outside of a few references in the plot and sound effects, Tokyo Mirage Sessions is a solid RPG that shows the expertise of Atlus. Sadly they have focused too much on doing well what they already know how to do and so most of the potential of such a combo as SMT x FE hasn't been fulfilled. But it's very enjoyable and attractive experience regardless. The music deserves an special mention as it includes memorable J-Pop tunes.

Tequila Work's Deadlight returns with a new survival mode and the same excellent artwork in 1080p, but the physical issues of the original game haven't been solved.

Mighty no.9 isn't the side-scrolling action game that we expected from Mega Man's creator. The new Inafune game has uninspiring level design, poor enemies and some technical problems.

Guilty Gear Xrd returns to the first line of fighting games, with the virtues that make it one of the best fighting games of this generation. Revelator brings new characters, new story, new mechanics and a unique visual excellence.

A good take on One Piece with a solid but very simple fighting game. A good fan-service for everyone who loves Luffy and his friends.

Kirby: Planet Robobot is a solid, fun and clever 2D platform game. Mechs are a great addition and has good extra modes. However, it's too easy.

Mirror's Edge: Catalyst has an original gameplay experience running and jumping everywhere with new open world concepts in the franchise, but fails with poor a combat system, generic enemies and silly AI.

Dead Island Definitive Edition improves some visual elements, and offers 40 hours of Action, RPG and Open World experience. But Riptide is still a poor and repetitive sequel.