War Wings could be the next big thing in mobile multiplayer games, since it's a fun, accessible shooter that intelligently exploits the setting of World War II, offering a rich catalog of planes and a solid progression.

F1 2017 consolidates Codemasters's work with the past edition, adding further facets and depth to the single player experience.

Yakuza Kiwami is a virtually perfect remake, which extensively enhances the elements that characterize the original chapter of the series, enriching them in multiple ways.

Silly Walks is a very enjoyable action game, thanks to a simple but clever gameplay and an irresistibly cute presentation.

​Starcraft Remastered still works and offers a lot of contents. At the same time gives an anachronistic feeling which will make a lot of players tired pretty fast.​

A masterful example of what an expansion should be, The Lost Legacy is truly magnificent from a technical standpoint, and able to slightly evolve the Uncharted series without changing its roots.

​Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 is an intriguing compilation with some very polarizing games which may appeal or not fans and newcomers alike. Although well done, it feels a bit lackluster and the addition of a couple more games - such as Mega Man & Bass - would have been much more appreciated.​

Titanfall: Assault is a solid RTS with plenty of units to unlock and upgrade.

If you love the genre this is a must buy. Don't miss it, even if there are no support for mods neither all the previews DLC's.

It's as ridiculously over the top as the last Saints Row, and definitely a step in the right direction when it comes to gameplay and variety. The problems stem from the limitation of the classic open world structure and some technical issues (mostly some irritating bugs).

Matterfall is yet another great shooter from Housemarque.

Observer is a fascinating adventure with solid narrative references and a focus on the inevitable ethical issues of cybernetic augmentations. Beautifully dubbed by Rutger Hauer, detective Daniel Lazarski takes us on a journey into the dystopian future of year 2048.

​Nidhogg 2 is better than the first chapter, but its core mechanics are the same.​

Sonic Mania shows how, even today, twenty-five years old game mechanics have a lot to teach in this generation. The work done is excellent: it gives freshness to the past levels while the unpublished ones keep the right retro taste.

This space version of Gone Home isn't astonishing like the predecessor. The story is compelling but too compressed, and the graphics are sloppy. We'd expected something deeper from Fullbright's second game.

PPKP make an art of its simplicity, and manage to be interesting also thanks to the wonderful characterization by its japanese author, but it hasn't enough legs to keep you entertained for long

Lawbreakers is a frenetic and fast-paced shooter. The game deserves a try even if it's dedicated only to skilled players. We hope that the community will grow quickly with Boss key focused on releasing new content as quickly as possible.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is a different kind of game than we expected, and in a good way. Ninja Theory has matured in terms of narrative and really managed to talk frankly about an abnormal condition of the mind. The gameplay should've been better, but it fits with the scope of the game.

CastleStorm VR doesn't add any new content to the CastleStorm: Definitive Edition already seen on PlayStation 4, so if you already own this game you won't probably feel the need to buy it. If you don't have this game in your library and are looking for some fun, then the VR version is probably the best one to buy.

Sine Mora EX is still an excellent shooter with a terrific, well-balanced gameplay but a very short campaign.

The Long Dark: Wintermute is a great survival, but the campaign does not convince.

Retroshifter is a simple but solid endless runner game, with nice graphics and sound, but the controls are often unresponsive.

It's the style that strikes at a first glance in Bulb Boy, and it is ultimately what remains of this game, after its (short) course. Quite enjoyable as a puzzler, the game is short and quite straightforward, but its mood and atmosphere is something to remember.

Immortal Planet take many ideas from the Souls series and it turns out to be a good very difficult isometric action game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator is a good visual novel with many interesting ideas. Unfortunately it lacks depth.

Infinite Golf is a nice game with tons of user generated content that will keep you entertained. In the end, it's just mini golf but could be the perfect game with friends, or a Switch.

Layton’s Mystery Journey is a convincing new chapter of the Level-5 franchise, with familiar mechanics and a wonderful value for the money. Too bad that the new characters aren't on the same level of the old ones, and the story is a bit dull and juvenile.

NiOh - Defiant Honor is an impressive DLC with lots of content and new good ideas.

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - First Assault Online is a too generic free-to-play shooter to be a Ghost in the Shell adaption.

Patapon was a huge success on PSP due to it's beautiful gameplay and marvelous idea. After 10 years the game is still really enjoyable but this remaster just bring a new resolution and nothing else to our monitors. A collection with all the three chapters would be much more appreciated.

As it often happens, from a simple idea comes a strong concept that can bring to a deep and structured gameplay. Sure it has flaws in variety and characterization, but it's still an enjoyable game

Ghost Town Games' amusing multiplayer experience is back with a porting that feels quite undercooked.

The Franz Kafka Videogame is a fascinating but short puzzle experience, with very nice visuals and great atmosphere.

A beautiful gameplay, some nice arts and a really cool character design makes Gigantic worth a try. Motiga show us that there is still more space to try something different in MOBA/Shooting Genre, now we have just to wait and see which kind of support after launch we'll get.

Miitopia is a fun and entertaining JRPG using your Mii.

Sundered is a metroidvania game half-backed. It lacks in variety and has some flaws tied to the combat system.

Hey! Pikmin is a divisive game: although it lacks the depth of the main series, it offers a pleasant, stress-free experience. Fans of the franchise will probably be disappointed, but newcomers and kids might find it interesting enough to check on the next true Pikmin.

The cooperative horde shooter formula still works great and Epic Games knows it, but Fortnite doesn't quite deliver.

Accel World vs Sword Art Online isn't a great game. We recommend it only if you are a huge fan of both series. Bandai Namco released in the past few months really better RPG's based on Kirito and friends adventures, go with those ones.

A wonderful world awaits you with beautiful art, superb soundtrack and a unique gameplay. Unfortunately Pyre loses itself after a few hours, becoming repetitive and losing appeal. It's a shame that online multiplayer is missing, it would have been one of the best feature to keep alive the game after the single player campaign.​

Complex but not too much, addictive in a good way, Motorsport Manager Mobile 2 is one of the best mobile title of these months, even if you're not very attracted by management or even by the world of race cars.

​Unturned doesn't have major flaws, but even strength, price apart.​

​Virtua Tennis Challenge is still a solid, fun arcade game, with some nice touch controls and graphics.​

That's You! delivers an immediate experience, accessible to anyone within a few minutes. If you have a bunch of funny friends, this game can be a blast.

​Regalia Of Men and Monarchs is a good Final Fantasy Tactics-like with some flaws.​

​A bit too simplistic, Serial Cleaner is however a good example of coherence between gameplay and stylistic view in the form of hyper-classic stealth game​

RPG Maker FES fail to deliver a nice experience to beginners. Without a real tutorial, the game lacks of fundamental information to create something appealing, leaving the players bored and frustrated. It may give some satisfaction only to those who are already experienced with the series. ​

What Remains of Edith Finch is important for many things: it's a step ahead in storytelling through videogames but ultimately it's just a collection of stories well told.​

Splatoon 2 takes what was great of the original game and improves every aspect, every detail of the experience. It's a fun and compelling product, a true Nintendo game.

Drop wizard tower adds a roguelike mechanic to the formula, making it a different game from its predecessor even if equally enjoyable.

Mini DAYZ is a simple but solid survival game, and it's completely free.

Black the Fall is a good Limbo-like game, but with less personality than his muse.

Elite: Dangerous delivers a deep, fascinating space sim experience, with a tremendous potential but also a very steep learning curve.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is the definitive version of a revolutionary chapter in the overall series. There’s more than enough additional content packed in, refined visuals and a remastered soundtrack: a modern RPG with deep gameplay.

More a reskin of a typical MZ production, Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire is a strategic pay-to-win that actually doesn't do a good service to the brand.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dead by Daylight is a fun game but this porting lacks of content. Concept as usual is great but some technical issues and a lot of balancing problems make the game boring after a while. Give it a try only if you love horror atmospheres and you are a fan of slasher movies.

Cryptark is a terrific roguelike twin stick shooter, with three different campaigns, plenty of enemies and a solid, unforgiving gameplay.

AereA is the same old action RPG, only with musical instruments. The gameplay is far from being original, the visuals are ok, and the idea is nice, but it's not enough to keep you entertained.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends Heroes of Skyrim adds 150 new cards allowing the creation of new and exciting decks.

Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is a simple city builder like many others.

Hunting Simulator offers a wide variety of biomes, weapons and gadget, but it's flawed by technical and gameplay errors that fail to entertain both the hunting enthusiast and the casual player.

This first DLC is more substantial than expected: the Trial of the Sword is beautiful and hard, and the Korok Mask will help those who wish to totally complete the game. The Master Mode, less harmonius than the original adventure, represent a real challenge, even for true hardcore gamers.

The Necromancer is well designed, somewhat faithful to the original and fun to play. Unfortunately it's also a single character sold for a huge price.

Episode Prompto is a way better DLC than Episode Gladio. It's more focused to begin with and much more compelling thanks to a good narrative, some crazy villain and a pair of characters everyone learned to love. It also delivers quite a lengthy content at a somewhat cheap price, making it a nice addition to your Final Fantasy XV campaign.

Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator becomes boring after thirty minutes… Surely more than your CPU running it.

Not the revival we were looking for. The nostalgia is strong with this one, but the spirit of the series is not. The oversimplification of the mechanics, lack of content and unbalanced cars in battles make this only a slightly decent arcade racing game. It's truly a pity, because - like its predecessors - it has its moments when played with friends, and the elimination mode is great fun.

The first Framed was already a brilliant puzzle based on an original idea, but Framed 2 brings the concept to a whole new level of balance and entertainment.

Tokyo Xanadu is a decent action RPG with a nice combat system but stereotyped characters and situations.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is undoubtedly one of the most successful collections of recent years. The first three chapters of the Crash Bandicoot saga reach an amazing graphic splendor and the challenges of the past come back to PlayStation 4 along with various unpublished content.

Unfortunatly the nice ideas aren't enought to save Drifting Lands. Despite good GDR elements, SHMUP gameplay isn't as its best and enemies and stages are completely forgettable.

Still as good as it was on PC with full support to the PlayStation VR ecosystem, but after six months its lack of originality is felt more.

Quotation forthcoming.

Flipping Legend is an arcade game based on a very simple mechanics, but one that works perfectly well.

Valkyria Revolution is nowhere near as good as Valkyria Chronicles and luckily it may be just a short detour into a hybrid musou/action territory. Story is kind of OK but plagued by overstaying cutscenes and loading screens, while everything else is shallow and very low budget.

Danganronpa: Another Episode is a good entry in the series and a fun game to play for those who love the series. Unfortunately this porting fails to offer anything new from the Playstation Vita version, and even the old problems are still here.

Nex Machina is a frantic twin stick shooter, with a short but intense campaign, awesome bosses and nice graphics and sound.

Angry Birds Evolution delivers a solid gameplay and a long single player campaign, with plenty of missions and characters to unlock, equip and upgrade.

Quotation forthcoming.

Get Even is a flawed product, that suffers immensely from sub-par shooting and stealth sessions and some technical problems on console. Still, its interesting and complex storyline and amazing sound design make it a worthwhile - albeit short - experience.

Ghost Recon Wildlands goes back to its roots with Fallen Ghosts. This second expansion to the Ubisoft game is packed with a good number of challenging missions, new enemies and abilities.

Farming Simulator 18 on Nintendo 3DS has some bad issues like poor graphics and some heavy grinding but it delivers a nice experience for those who love the series on PC.

Some new gameplay features like the manage system help the player to forget the graphics and the general lack of innovation.

Quotation forthcoming.

With this new and charming tale, Ustwo unexpectedly proved to have a lot more to say in the universe of Monument Valley.

Maybe this is not a proper videogame, but the proposed journey is one you'd like to take.

Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire is a very simple clicker that starts from a fairly well-known franchise: it's fun at first, but becomes very repetitive after a few time.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind feels more like a DLC than a MMORPG. The main campaign isn't very long and the new features such as the Warden or Battlegrounds don't really add that much to the game itself. Fans of The Elder Scrolls III will probably feel nostalgic when running around there where everything started but then everything will become The Elder Scrolls Online again.

DiRT 4 is a solid racer that offers a compelling, fully customizable experience with lots of content.

It's hard to imagine a better debut for the series on PC: Tekken 7 is a terrific fighting game with lots of fantastic characters, new mechanics and beautiful graphics.

Daedalic Entertainment crafted a massive galaxy of planets for players to explore. Unfortunately the game mechanics are really too simple to play with, and it became an issue after just few hours in to the game. Despite that, if you love exploration and you are in need of killing time, give it a try.

The Fidelio Incident is a good walking simulator which fails when trying to be a video game.

Arms is delightful, even if it's not perfect. The single-player experience doesn't have much to offer and the multiplayer modes lack of some basic features you would expect from a competitive game. But Arms' first punch is a really strong one. It has irresistible characters and a very solid, fun and deep gameplay that make the game a true heir to Punch Out.

The Town of Light is an intense and dramatic experience, though technically poor.

MXGP 3 pointing to the complete transition to the Unreal Engine, which allows a more realistic yield and timely pace. Unfortunately, at least on Xbox One, graphic compromises are obvious, with a frame rate of 30 frames low, and a very blurry picture. For the rest, the most important thing is the spirit of a surprisingly entertaining title.

Steel Division: Normandy 44 is one of the most compelling strategy game of the recent years, single player campaigns apart.

Exciting, challenging and rich in content, WipEout Omega Collection is an excellent debut for the series on PlayStation 4.