Robot Unicorn Attack 3 is all jokes and winks, but it just feels old, confused and only occasionally fun.

Impact Winter is a good survival game, flawed by some technical issues. However, if you love its genre you may give it a shot.

With the Switch version out there, Thumper has finally found its perfect groove.

After Teslagrad we would expected really much more from Racing Games. World to the West is a nice game but with a lot of bad game design ideas. Splitting the party into four different entities was the worst thing to do and that lead to a tedious and unnecessary backtracking.

Galactic Civilization III: Crusade is the perfect expansion pack, with a lot of quality content for the base game fans.

Statik is a good virtual reality experience, with demanding puzzles that will keep you brain busy for some hours.

Farpoint is a basic shooter that we suggest only to the owners of PlayStation VR that are desperately looking for something to play.

Quotation forthcoming.

Crash Club is a simple yet addicting game that Prettygreat delivers with its signature smooth presentation and controls, but it has some flaws.

We would have loved a more complex story, more different quest and more NPC but at it's core Portal Knights it's a pretty cool game, with quite good content and a lot of stuff to do and to create. Combat system is really simple but quite challenging for the young players out there, a good compromise to satisfy a wide audience.

Minecraft Switch Edition is the best portable version available of the most famous construction blocks game.

Completely changing the rules, the Hot Wheels Expansion brings new life to the Forza Horizon 3 world, in an unpredictable way.

The mobile version of Injustice 2 improves the experience of the first episode, delivering a classic gesture fighting game with plenty of characters to unlock, different game modes and some spectacular sequences.

Disgaea 5 Complete adds almost nothing to the PlayStation 4 we fell in love with, except for the free DLCs available at launch. This is basically the only flaw of one of the most compelling and deep strategy JRPG on the market.

Echoes actually feels generic and plain especially because of its simple maps and mechanics, but a few redeeming features as dungeons and loots keep it fresh and interesting. Still, Fire Emblem veterans might find it too archaic and RPG-esque compared to Fates or Awakening.

The Surge is a metallic Souls-like with his own identity. It’s not perfect, but it worth the price.

Injustice 2 dramatically improves the experience of the first episode in every respect. The game delivers an engaging campaign, a rich Multiverse single player mode, lots of new characters and plenty of absolutely crazy special moves.

As a free to play game, Knights of Valour isn't totally bad. Unfortunately extra characters cost way too much and the gameplay becomes really repetitive. The game came to Europe three years later than the asian version and it suffers from dated graphics and lack of content.

A good tycoon game that lacks in variety.

Lethal League is still a beautiful game, with an awesome gameplay and some great ideas. Unfortunately it comes with no significant improvements in terms of roster and contents even after three years from the original release.

Guns of Mercy is a stripped down shooter focused on the basis of the genre: shooting things. The simple concept of endlessly shoot down enemies is very fun, but you may take this in little doses.

More 'ShakaLaka' than 'Boom', NBA Playgrounds delivers that light and over-the-top experience that many basketball fans were missing for so long.

Battle Bay is a solid multiplayer shooter, with a nice, strategic gameplay and fast matchmaking.

The perfect version of a good platform/puzzle, if you haven't tried Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams before, this is the best way to do it.

BioShock, System Shock, Dead Space, Dishonored and others: you will find many influences in Prey, but it definitely shines on its own mainly thanks to great level design and gameplay.

STRAFE is a gore fest with very old graphics, fast paced first person shooting and roguelike mechanics. Slightly unbalanced and maybe too rough for some players, it's still a worthy and pleasantly ironic homage to the nineties.

Maybe GNOG is a little too expensive for its content, but you still have to try it with or without PlayStation VR.

Tumbleseed is simple in its concept, but a real challenge to play through the end. And, also thanks to the beautiful aesthetics, a real pleasure.

More an experiment on digital narrative than a real videogame, Father and Son shows a good take on the relationship between the two, inside a charming, although little, representation of Naples and its archeological museum.

Random drops and subsequent grinding could disappoint someone, but Orcs Must Die! Unchained is able to combine a balanced gameplay with a huge load of mechanics and it's a worthy free-to-play chapter of the Orcs Must Die franchise.

It's short and simple, but Kamiko is a good action adventure that is worth every cent of its price and even more.

Impressive when it comes to sheer content, rich in new enemies, items, and even sporting a new amazing weapon, Dragon of the North is a definite must have for Nioh fans. Still, the partly exploitable combat system makes the pvp chaotic at its best, unplayable at its worst, and the difficulty unbalanced for those players who invested a lot of hours in making William a true killing machine.

City Mania: Town Building Game is a nice, simple simulation game that doesn't offer anything really new or unique.

It is difficult to evaluate Late Shift as a video game, considering how little is given to the player in terms of interaction. But its limits are also its main force. If you want to live a real dynamic and well-written movie, where are you going to decide on developments and consequences, the CtrlMovie product is fascinating and unique in its own right.

Nonstop Chuck Norris is just a reskin of Nonstop Knight, bringing all of its strengths and flaws in a surely exhilarating way, but with very little sense for those who have already played the first game.

Outlast 2 is a good horror experience, but feels frustrating and too linear in some gameplay moments.

CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars has some really nice graphics and a concept full of potential that unfortunately remains unexpressed.

What’s Under Your Blanket 2!? is like What’s Under Your Blanket. Period.

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Outlast 2 is violent, obscure, creepy and really engaging: an outstanding survival horror game.

De-formers is a funny brawler game that let you choose a squishy blob to fight in different arenas.

Quotation forthcoming.

Nintendo has brilliantly postponed the problem of creating the successor of Mario Kart 8: this Deluxe edition is the best entry in the series, and Switch's versatility glorifies the multiplayer modes.

Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap is a fantastic remake that clearly shows how much the developer Lizardcube loved the original. However, as fun and well made it is, we are talking about a Master System game you can clear in a couple hours or so: it's somewhat overpriced at the moment.

You can't expect a real beat'em up on a mobile device, but there's something in Tiny Gladiators that reminds it. Even if the combat system is simplistic, the challenge and the sense of progression is substantial.

Transformers: Forged to Fight is a solid mobile fighting game, with a long campaign and wonderful characters.

Full of Stars is a very inspired mix of endless mechanics and compelling narrative.

Kami 2 is more of the same in its purest form, nevertheless it's still enjoyable, and if you have appreciated the first one you could not ask for anything else than this.

An extremely refined shooter, that is definitely a must have for Switch owners that love challenges and games that rotate around global leaderboards. It's a perfectly balanced act, that does its thing perfectly but offers very little to anyone not interested in its genre and meticulously crafted mechanics. Still, quite the pleasant surprise.

Starblood Arena's gameplay is pretty good, but there are no special reasons to remember it in the long run.

It's already praiseworthy to have a complete, full fledged edition of a city builder, this city builder, on a console. Controls are obviously a limit but, in the end, this is still a very good game.

Little Nightmares stands out for a fascinating atmosphere and a unique art design. The interaction is quite good, even though the overall experience could be a bit more extensive.

Bulletstorm is still a great, addictive shooter but the Full Clip Edition doesn't offer very much for the price.

Quotation forthcoming.

Planescape: Torment Enhanced Edition honors one of the best role-play game ever made.

The first episode of Guardians of the Galaxy is a good start for a news Telltale's series. We only hope this quality could be maintained until the end of the saga.

If we're talking about gameplay, the first Bayonetta is still a masterpiece in the action genre, surpassed only by its direct sequel. Such a game deserved an excellent port, and SEGA delivered with a flawless product, exquisitely solid even on low-end configurations.

The Sexy Brutale is a brilliant game that all puzzle's lovers should try. Artistically delicious, there are still some problematic technical details for the console version but overall it is a very successful work.

Stellaris: Utopia makes Stellaris a better experience for anyone: fans and detractors.

Above the Law is a sudden change of pace for this third season of The Walking Dead. Our hope is with the last two chapters the series can return on the right track.

Journey to Un'Goro introduces new Quests and the funny Mechanic Adapt and the new Year of the Mammoth.

Drawn to Death has a unique style but unfortunately it brings a lot of confusion on the screen. The game suffers from unbalanced weapons and characters and some problems with the matchmaking. Anyway if you are a PSN Plus subscriber you could always give it a try.

LEGO City Undercover is still the same, joyful, take on the open world action game by Traveller's Tales in perfect LEGO's style. The game is practically the same as before, minus the use of the GamePad but with some increase in performance and a new multiplayer mode.

Yo-Kai Watch: Wibble Wobble is classic puzzle game perfectly put at work: linking creatures of the same color, attacking enemies and collecting new Yo-Kai is something that you can't just leave.

Gameplay, graphics, game modes: everything in MLB The Show 17 gets improved compared to last year. If you love baseball you'll have a lot of fun playing this game.

Despite a new free to play formula and some different mechanics from previous games, Gangstar New Orleans doesn’t do enough to take the series to the next level.

Faeria is an interesting fusion between a board game and a trade card game.

Snake Pass delivers a fresh, challenging puzzle experience that unfortunately doesn't last too long.

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight takes a simple approach in its metroidvania aspects, but it's still a hell of a challenge and ultimately fun to play.

If you are in search of an hardcore online shooter, Day of Infamy is the game for you.

Yooka-Laylee is the real evolution of Banjoo-Kazooie: the coloured and funny 3D platforms are back!

Dynasty Warriors: Unleashed is a solid mobile port for the Koei Tecmo popular series.

Parappa the Rapper Remastered reaches a good level and remains, after many years, a very nice game: technically this remastered is great although leaves a few aspects out and some extra content make it richer the the original one. The result overall is positive, but for a special occasion like this anniversary, honestly, we expected more.

Faster, Baby! is really fast. It's so fast it ends in a flash.

Troll and I is full of good ideas, but poorly executed.

After Card Crawl, Tinytouchtales delivers another great mixture of genres based on cards. Card Thief manages to be simple in its concept but deep and compelling at every game, even if it has some flaws between balance and longevity.

There's something very genuine in the way Blaster Master Zero remains faithful to the original title. More than an aesthetically revamped reboot, this is an exciting, old fashioned action game.

Mass Effect: Andromeda is a spectacular game to see on PlayStation 4. It has several flaws in terms of plots, companions and quests but technically is very good.

Shadowverse has new interesting gameplay mechanics and can be a good alternative to Hearthstone.

Episode Gladio is kind of a weird DLC: it might have been a nice addition to the main quest but it actually works well by itself as an action packed mission which also deepens some interesting side stories. With some good replayability and a few astounding musical tracks, it will keep fans of Final Fantasy XV busy for a couple hours at a somewhat cheap price.

Has-Been Heroes has some good ideas but it gets boring pretty fast. Despite that it offers a really great challenge to players who wants to test their strategic skills. The game gives its best with Nintendo Switch portability.

Kingdom Hearts back again on PlayStation 4, in an awesome sixty frames per seconds version!

Slick production values and a both relaxing and challenging gameplay make Paper Wings a pretty interesting game you definitely might want to check out.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is a solid sequel: in addition to two hundred new yo-kai, Level5 is been able to expand the open world and the combat system with some new interesting mechanics. However, the recruitment system is still pretty poor.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is a solid sequel: in addition to two hundred new yo-kai, Level5 is been able to expand the open world and the combat system with some new interesting mechanics. However, the recruitment system is still pretty poor.

Thimbleweed Park brings us all to the point-and-click era, jumping more than twenty years back in time to discover the truth behind a murder case.

Beat Cop is a very nice strategic adventure that tells a great truth: life's hard, it's full of choices and you can't save everyone. What will you do if you have to decide between the greater good and a personal benefit?

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars is a very interesting game for the fans of the Saban series, but the excitement doesn't last for long.

Miniature Garden is a good visual novel with maybe too many cliché.

Persona 5 is not just a deep and competent role playing game but also one of the better written RPGs ever. Everything just clicks and resonates with players on different levels, depending on their private life and social experiences. Persona 5 is almost educational and, by the end, it makes you look at your life - and videogames alike - in a new, different way.

Everything is a unique and experimental simulation of the universe, supported by philosophical thoughts and interaction outside the box.

FlatOut 4 tries so hard to be good, but the story mode is quite boring, the IA is unbalanced and the mini-game section is fun, but forgettable in the long run.