You can hardly call PlayStation VR Worlds a complete game. It is much like a collection of five tech demos, but they are expansive and only one or two of them might be worth your time.

Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience is a good collection: three games, one box and a hundred of incredible game moments for 40 euro. Great value.

Skylanders imaginators plays it a bit too safe with the same game mechanics, but the editor and some RPG flavour give some more deep to a solid and enjoyable formula.

The PlayRoom VR is a collection of five little games, and a free exhibition of the VR capabilities.

Probably the most funny and easy experience in VR that you can show to all the non-players you know.

The single player mode needs more juice, but right now EVE: Valkyrie is one of the best and most frantic experiences for PlayStation VR, showing why virtual reality has so much potential in the long run.

Rez Infinite keeps aging well in its gameplay mechanics. The new Area X is absolutely brilliant and show how great a VR experience can be.

Rush of Blood is a roller coaster ride through the unsettling world of Until Dawn. Always engaging, sometimes disturbing, rarely scary, it's a competent on-rail-shooter enhanced by the virtual reality.

A short but intense VR experience. A must have for the real Batman fans.

Quotation forthcoming.

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide delivers a fun, solid co-op experience, but the console version apparently suffers from a sometimes slow matchmaking and 30 fps graphics.

Cossacks 3 has two souls: a new engine for an old gameplay. It can be a great experience, but you have to accept his heaviness.

Dan the Man is a simple but really solid action platformer, fun and addictive, with very nice retro graphics and sound.

Quotation forthcoming.

Aragami is pure stealth, designed to satisfy fans of the genre. The game is quite repetitive but the whole experience is good to play, both in single-player and co-op. There are also nice visuals, even though some technical issues must be solved.

Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration is an outstanding package for the new adventures of Lara Croft.

RIDE 2 is a good game: more rich, complete and optimized of the original chapter.

If you don't have a PlayStation 4 or a Xbox One at home and you want to play football on PC, FIFA 17 is your only option.

Forget the usual videogame structure for a while and just let it go, because in Burly Men at Sea we have to sail, and do it many times.

Mortal Kombat XL is the total package for PC gamers, with really good improvements on all the ways and a lot of content and fighters included. Finally all people can enjoy the infamous XL pack on personal computer.

Nice retro style graphics and sounds aside, PewDiePie Tuber Simulator is the average, freemium-centric casual game.

Gears of War 4 is 100% a Gears game. Big man firing with big guns at big enemies, bad jokes and testosterone. Marcus is still too big to pass the torch to his son, even if we don't play his role. The multiplayer offer is a big tasty buffet and the visuals are stunning. It's good, but new ideas are still to be found.

Fun, charming, brilliant in narrative and dialogues, Paper Mario Color Splash succeeds in telling a nice story with memorable characters, despite a combat system being only good and nothing more.

Darkest Dungeons retains its bad and fun style at the same time.

Mario Party: Star Rush is a little step ahead in the series. It still lacks in contents, but NDcube added a brand new pace in the game mechanics that would be useful in the future.

It might not be a stellar porting, but XCOM 2 on consoles is, nonetheless, one of the best strategy games available.

Dragon Quest Builders merges the fun of Minecraft's sandbox mechanic and the quest from the famous Dragon Quest series.

The Solus Project has many highs and many lows but is definitely worth a try if you love science fiction, exploration and adventures.

Toxikk is a great game, but it's not the 1999.

Some small improvements both on and off the pitch make this the best football simulation on Xbox 360.The formula hasn't changed much, but the overall package in FIFA 17 is once again as good as it gets.

Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade is like a derailed train: it could be a masterpiece, but actually it's only a terrible arena shooter.

A vast and brilliant racing game with some optimization problems on PC.

Although its structure is a little stripped to the bone, the environment and setting of Bounty Stars make it a good interstellar voyage.

Mother Russia Bleeds is the dream of a nostalgic gamer. The visuals are awesome, the violence is there to please you and some mechanics are nice. But some flaws in the controls and some frustrating sections hold it back.

Hitman – Episode 5: Colorado gives to the players four targets but very few opportunities to choose. The map is different from the previous locations, even though the level design is quite linear.

Super Powerboy is a nice platformer with an interesting sense of progression and great cartoon-like visuals.

Event[0] is a clever mix between a chatbot and a walking game. Some dialogues are canned, and the game is too short, but the empathy you'll develop with the AI and the retrofuturistic sytle are perfect.

If you love big ships moving and battling in outer space, Fractured Space is probably the game that you were waiting for.

A good expansion pack but we’re not so sure it can lasts enough to bring all the players to the next chapter of Destiny.

Nintendo 3DS has plenty of good platformers, but you can hardly say that Sonic Boom: Fire and Ice is one of them. However it represents a step ahead of Shattered Crystal, so you should consider this game if you (or your children) are the biggest fans of the TV series.

Pac-Man Championship Edition II is a lovely variaton of a classic. The rhythm is everything, the hi-score is your boss, and even if it's approach it's not free as the first chapter, after 30 second of play you'll be in the zone like the old times.

Virginia is a fascinating first person thriller adventure and a tribute to David Lynch surrealism. Variable State used strong editing and fine music to tell an ambitious story based on friendship and loyalty.

Oz: Broken Kingdom delivers a visually fascinating - but also linear and sometimes repetitive - turn-based combat experience.

Wheels of Aurelia is an interesting road game, more meaningful if you know the Italian history.

Every time an expansion launched we said it was better than the previous ones, which was absolutely true. Legion is basically the most fun we had with World of Warcraft in years: it oozes lore, love and references through fun questlines, gripping plotlines and refined dynamics.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X is a good rhythm game with a great visual, deep customization and a nice selection of J-Pop tracks able to entertain for dozens of hours.

LEGO Dimensions is a solid entry in the toys to life genre, even if it simply ends up repeating the classic formula of all the previous LEGO games with the addition of real-life bricks to play with.

Animation Throwdown: The Quest for Cards is nothing new in the card collectible game space, but its franchises surely can assure it a big following and ultimately it's just a well packed experience if you're not annoyed by the IAP.

FIFA 17 carries on the good work done by its predecessor, making some changes to the gameplay that make it one of the best games ever into the series. Our expectations for The Journey were a bit higher than the final result, but it's still a good experience.

Pro Evolution Soccer 17 on Xbox 360 is a "more of the same". It's a fun game, but it does not offer many new features compared to its predecessor.

With its second episode Children of Arkham, Batman: The Telltale Series brings ahead its original viewpoint on the story of the Dark Knight. The key gameplay elements are still the same as most Telltale games, but this is pushed into the background by an extremely captivating plot.

NBA 2K17 is significantly better than NBA 2K16: simply, this is again the best basketball simulation videogame on the market.

Simply, the best arcade racing on the market. For content, gameplay and graphics.

Stretch Dungeon is Nitrome as its best: it’s free, it’s fun and it’s super easy to pick up and play. Like every endless game out there it has its shortcomings, but it’s definitely worth a try.

It lacks novelty, but in the end nobody will care: the sixth episode in the Ace Attorney series is just as good as the others, and moreover shows an improved care for style and direction. It is incredible how this team always manages to write stories of amazing quality and to convey them in an excellent way. Another adorable gem in the visual novel genre.

Watband is an interesting console game with a simple graphical design but with a gameplay deep and very satisfying.

BioShock: The Collection is the perfect edition for who haven't played any BioShock in the past.

Mandatory Happiness is a visual novel faithful to the original Psycho-Pass anime, a real spin-off episode that every gamer could enjoy. The game also represents an interesting anticipation of what the anime has to offer to those who haven't seen the first season yet.

It's a little shallow and its peculiar scenery could have been better exploited, but in the mobile environment there aren't so many survival roguelike with a character like this.

Quotation forthcoming.

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Bowmasters is a nice idea with an average and somewhat lazy execution: the gameplay gets repetitive pretty soon and the ads are literally everywhere.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing is a simple but fun turn-based strategy game, with plenty of missions and characters to unlock.

Lumines strikes back on Android and iOS, including the original favorite Shinin' from Mondo Grosso. Finally a mobile worthy version of this great puzzle-music game.

A good game overall, but without that innovations that have made great his predecessors.

Tempest is hard and lack of some polishing, but is one of the best pirate’s game in the recent years.

God Eater 2: Rage Burst is a solid attempt at the action survival genre, with a long campaign, co-op multiplayer and lots of customization.

One Night in Karazhan brings new cards and new ideas for the players but heroic mode are too easy this time.

Solitairica is a fun and original little game: a convincing mix between Solitaire, RPG and roguelike that feels perfectly at home on mobile platforms.

The inevitable comparison with Zelda is (as always) a little too demanding, and ultimately misleading. Having said that, The Legend of the Skyfish is an enjoyable and original action adventure for mobile platforms.

Filled with content and refined in gameplay and design, Super Stickman Golf 3 is a better game than its already notable predecessors, even if it occasionally stumbles in its new free-to-play mechanics.

Redux is a good episode that ends well the entire series.

Bohemia tries once again the strategic route bringing Arma to mobile platforms. Mobile Ops is a sort of militaristic Clash of Clans clone that work pretty well.

Ducati - 90th Anniversary is a stripped down version of Ride, proposed at a budget price and calibrated specifically to celebrate the history of Ducati. A standalone spin-off for fans, but it might be interesting for those who prefer a simpler, more focused approach. Graphics is poor, but if you can overlook this aspect (and some of the gameplay uncertainty) that remains is a product basically fun to play and quite challenging.

Micro Machines is back with a certain amount of nostalgia and modern business. It's not the best racing on mobile platforms and can become a little annoying with its microtransactions, nevertheless it's also immediate fun for everyone.

Suicide Squad: Missione Speciale is completely free and offers some fun FPS action but it’s also kind of repetitive and with basically no sense of progression it’s destined to feel boring in a pretty short time.

Kentucky Route Zero is simply a game you can't miss. It's a marvelous piece of art with addictive dialogues and a perfect soundtrack.

Muv-Luv is one of the strangest visual novel trilogy on the market. If you like the genre, you will love it.

Mobius Final Fantasy is a good RPG with card game elements, but it is not the true Final Fantasy that you've been waiting for.

This is a true classic that doesn't need any presentation, so the question is: how does it work in a digital form? Pretty well, actually, even if the flaws are still the same.

Despite the casual approach to the roster management, NBA LIVE Mobile delivers a really solid experience.

In the end, Sports Hero is just a clone of those button-mashing multi-event sports games from the ‘90s, but with less content and lots of ads and IAPs: definitely not a great achievement for Cherrypick Games.

An overall good presentation can't cover a simplistic gameplay mechanic, filled with paywall and micro-transaction. Overall, there's something interesting in Sacred Legends but it won't last long.

Midnight Star: Renegade delivers a more frantic experience than the first episode and a long single player campaign, if you like rails and gesture controls.

Space Marshals 2 is definitely more of the same, but it’s such a well-crafted game that we couldn’t really ask for anything else.

Touhou Genso Rondo: Bullet Ballet is a niche title, mostly enjoyable with other players. The idea of mixing shoot’em’up and fighting mechanics it’s not so bad, even tough there’s not enough contents to play.

Twenty years after Screamer, Italy returns to prominence in the international scene with a spiritual successor of WipeOut.

Resident Evil 4 is a great classic that does not arrive in good condition on Xbox One because of a poor HD implementation. Capcom should be much better than this. Anyway, the game is suitable for those that have missed the original and don't have anymore the original consoles.

The new Blue Byte's IP in yars is packed with a lot of humor and a decent technical realization, but the mechanics are too cumbersome and frustrating.

Phantaruk is an average horror game with a few flawed game mechanics that don't work very well.

A truly surprising DLC, and one that reaches the same peak of Far Harbor, in a completely different way. It's fun, full of new interesting maps and characters, and it finally gives you the chance to become a raider leader. Definitely a good way to close the lid on Fallout 4.

Riptide GP: Renegade is the best episode of the series, thanks to a solid gameplay, a challenging single player career and a well implemented multiplayer.

Too much chaos will kill you. Okhlos if fun, but for a very short time.

Even if the single-player experience looks a bit boring and the lack of more decks is disappointing, Uno is always greatly fun especially with friends.

Worms W.M.D. reminded us why we loved Worms in the first place. It's inventive and fun, filled with hilarious weapons and gadgets, yet simple and intuitive. Away with 3D visuals, classes and liquid physics, Worms gets back to the roots and still adds new features to feel fresh.

Simply put, Eisenhorn: Xenos is a project too ambitious for Pixel Hero Games to handle: what should’ve been a grand adventure ends up being an over-priced game with choppy graphics, boring exploration and dull combat.