Even though LawBreakers has a promising potential, the innovation it brought to gameplay may not be pleasing for everyone.

White Day is scary. Like really scary. But I can't say the same for the remaster version.

Sonic Mania delivers what fans waited for years. Cool soundtrack, tight controls and awesome graphics really blends in with the atmosphere of Sonic has, just like in the old school Sonic games.

Once again Naughty Dog shows us the power of the Uncharted games with perfect environment and story.

Starcraft, one of the most played RTS games in video gaming history is back with Full HD support for old school players.

Matterfall recovers the dead genre called "Metroidvania", and it executes on it pretty well, but sadly game lacks story to move you and controllers are relatively difficult to get used to it.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice has an excellent atmosphere and intensive storytelling. Ninja Theory has tried something different and they been very successful at this.

Thought it suffers from input lag, Patapon brings back old-school rhythm and RTS genre back to the Playstation 4 with its fancy soundtrack and graphics.

Albion Online is the best game to remember old school MMOs' and somehow the worst of the new ones.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, sure keeps the core mechanics of the first three games and adds fancy graphics with intense remastered soundtracks. Gameplay might be problematic at first newcomers, but sure in no time, it can be mastered.

The new expansion of Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood has as much content as a standalone game. The new expansion is an exceptional example of how to keep players in the game.

Get Even offers to players a quite different survival horror experience from beginning to the end. It has a different gaming experience, dramatic story and atmosphere for a survival horror game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

TESO: Morrowind is a fine experience packed with some nostalgia. Aside from some new stories, new characters and new excitements, overall, it doesn’t do quite well expanding the universe. Plus, the development team should really eliminate the old gameplay mechanics.

No70: Eye of Basir is a good example of the kind of games which make players wonder what's going to happen next.

Dragon Quest Heroes 2 is a fine sequel. But it’s just that. It still is the same mousou game we have played a thousand times before. It has a fine story, some new combat mechanics, but that’s all.

Injustice 2 has some really solid, single-player content. While it lacks some decent multiplayer matches, it manages to give a satisfying single-player experience.

The Surge has solid combat mechanics but the weak storyline and frustrating level design blocks all the fun.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Arkane really did it again. Against all preconceptions, Prey has come out as a great product. It has a great visual and sound design, fluid mechanics and a whole space station waiting to be explored. Play as Morgan Yu, who needs to uncover the past and survive.

Dawn of War III is a very high quality RTS, but due to lack of content and possible DLC policy, our expectations are not fulfilled.

Outlast 2 is the sole product showing the true potential of Red Barrels. It truly is a horror masterpiece. It's a little short, and a little easier than the first two entries but still, a must play and probably the best horror game of recent years.

Quotation forthcoming.

After Cyber Sleuth got our expectations real high, Digimon World: Next Order is crushed under those expectations. Although they are parts of two different series, Next Order still feels like an old and less fun game.

Persona 5 is by far the best JRPG of the last decade. It gives a fresh sense of gameplay while still maintaining its core elements. A true masterpiece of fine arts.

Day of Infamy is filling the blank for WW2 shooters, its a fine combination of realism and fun.