The specific value of Dead Island and its sequel is still there and they're still enjoyable games, but we can argue about the need of an adaptation.

One Piece: Burning Blood is a decent start for a 3D brawler series that can only be improved from now on.

Downwell is a genuine tribute to 8-bit era, really challenging but also fun to play.

Project CARS: GOTY Edition is exactly what you could expect from a re-release, with all the DLC's released so far plus some not so memorable extras.

Postal Redux is the same game of the 1997 with some improvements, but also with the same flaws.

Hungry Shark World is a fun action game, with lots of secrets to find and lots of things to bite.

Revelation is the best version of Fire Emblem Fates, hands down. It mixes and matches the main entries and delivers a stellar level design with plenty of challenges and gimmicks that feel perfectly balanced.

Dull, trivial and full of questionable design choices and technical problems. Its dark and nonsense humour may be very amusing, but otherwise escape Coffin Dodgers as it was Death itself.

Mekorama is a well-crafted puzzle game with charming visuals, but it lacks some depth. Anyhow, its fascinating and relaxing world, its almost-too-fair monetization and the editor make this game a recommended download.

A good expansion with valuable content for all NASCAR fans, but not cheap.

Skylanders Battlecast is an interesting diversion of the main game. The game's mechanics are easy, but they also offer some degree of strategy. The only real problem is the random mana, which can destroy even the strongest deck.

Joan Mad Run is fun and all, however it could've been so much more with a proper checkpoint system.

At its core, the concept remains clever after all this year and the game is still enjoyable and this new version has also some nice additions, but Pang Adventures on mobile suffers from some serious flaws in the control scheme.

Goo Saga is a nice platform reminiscent of the 16-bit era, but some weakness are keeping it far from the best of the genre.

Unless you decide to play it as one of the worst FPS ever conceived, there is nothing in Lost Reavers which is really "broken", nothing unplayable, no bugs that affect the experience.

From a narrative standpoint, this is definitely the DLC that Fallout 4 needed. You'll meet a lot of interesting characters in Far Harbor, all connected in a complex and satisfying storyline with multiple moral choices. It definitely costs a lot for a DLC, but it's worth every penny.

Leap Day is an original and fun platformer, with a very steep difficulty level that can be either a good or a bad point depending on your take on challenges.

At its very core INKS is a flipper simulator, but the structure built around its simple idea results in a much different experience that can please everyone.

Never Gone is a challenging hack'n'slash, with a pretty deep combat system and a charming art style.

You will need three friends to play online with if you want to somewhat enjoy the very derivative, bland and fundamentally broken action game TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan is. Single playing is simply a chore and it's hard to fathom how this was even possible considering the license in question and the amazing gameplay Transformers: Devastation had.

Overwatch is a funny, colorful and fast-paced class shooter made unique by a really huge roster of very distinct characters. There's room for improvement but we got a pretty good flying start.

Rush Rally 2 is a remarkable achievement, and simply the best realistic rally game available on mobile devices.

If ain't broke, don't fix it: HAL Laboratory took that to the heart when they developed Planet Robobot, an extremely derivative sequel to the excellent Triple Deluxe. Kirby's new adventure is a fun and rich one, but it plays too safe the mechs featured do not really add that much to the same old structure.

Koihime Enbu is a simple beat'em up for the fans of the visual novel.

Blood and Wine is another marvelous creature of CD Projekt. If you played and finished The Witcher 3, you have to buy this DLC.

Final Fantasy X - X/2 HD Remaster finally comes to Steam in a very complete edition with a reasonable price: a must have for every lovers of the saga that haven't played these masterpieces on Sony consoles.

Total War Warhammer is not perfect, and not all the subsystems have gotten better, but the changes are there, and they bring a lot of new possibilities that fans of the Warhammer Universe and the Creative Assembly games will definitely love.

The perfect first person shooter for the players that are looking only for the shooting.

Shadwen is a decent action stealth game, but some features could have been implemented more carefully.

Homefront: The Revolution delivers a decent but often generic open world experience, with challenging survival mechanics and some interesting platform sections.

Shadow of the Beast is a fine budget game who respect the original one with some interesting variations. The combat system is nice, but repetitive, the visuals are good, and the finale could have been more rewarding, but if your are seeking for nostalgia you're in the right place.

Uncharted: Fortune Hunter is a convincing adaptation of the series to the mobile devices, with puzzle mechanics that feel just right on the touch screen.

Fragments of Him is a too didactic tale which fails to achieve its main goal: tell us who its main character was.

Taking Hearthstone's throne is not an easy task, and Duelyst probably won't be able to handle Blizzard's titanic card game. Still, it's a brilliant game, with enough energy and originality to conquer a significant niche in the genre.

Valkyria Chronicles Remastered on PlayStation 4 adds basically nothing to the decent PC version released last year and it might look slightly inferior as well. However, it's the perfect chance for newcomers to enjoy a timeless gem.

Table Top Racing: World Tour is a forgettable experience, undermined by poor gameplay and questionable graphic quality.

Shadow Complex Remastered is a great game, but you won't find many new elements in this remaster apart from standard graphical upgrades.

Stellaris is a new grand strategy masterpiece; one of the best space strategy game on the market.

Taichi Panda: Heroes is a nice action RPG game, but it's way too similar to Age of Wushu Dynasty.

Quotation forthcoming.

Angry Birds Action! is a nice pinball-like spin-off, what a pity it uses an aggressive monetization system.

With many heroes and a lot of fun, Battleborn could have been much more... Unfortunately some balance problems and a lack of contents don't allow the new Gearbox game to shine as the star you are supposed to conquer in the adventure.

Quotation forthcoming.

There are only small flaws for a title that is otherwise incredible, a turning point for videogames in many respects. It's truly an adventure from start to finish, and something that every gamer should experience.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Rocketbirds 2: Evolution is a decent sequel for the action shooter series.

Offworld Trading Company is a good strategy game from the lead designer of Civilization IV.

Whisper of the Old Gods is the new exciting expansion for Hearthstone and introduce the player to the new standard mode.

Loop Mania is a frantic, immediate casual game that you're gonna love or hate.

Corpse Party is a good survival horror game with some flaw.

Although somewhat dull, Ray Gigant is not a bad game by any means and offers an interesting entry level approach to the dungeon crawler genre.

It's nothing really new, but what Survive Mr. CUBE! does is delivering a known structure in a well-crafted environment and with an overall good balance.

Simply, the best fighting game on the market: beautiful to see, play and hear.

Marvel: Avengers Alliance 2 is a fun, solid game, with plenty of characters and moves to unlock.

A "hard as bone" game that clearly takes inspiration from Hotline Miami and Gunpoint, but is brilliant enough to do its own thing. It will be frustrating at times, but if you love challenging games it's basically a must have.

The Kairosoft style strikes again and also High Sea Saga results as an entertaining and charming management RPG, but its free-to-play structure and a quite clumsy interface hold back its potential.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games with a brand new medley of funny Olympic events.

Despite a fantastic soundtrack, some mesmerizing art direction and a brave take on your usual love stories, Nights of Azure is unfortunately a quite mediocre action RPG.

Inspired and challenging, Enter the Gungeon is a great bullet hell with some balance problems.

It's a short game, with some brilliant underlying themes and a pretty decent story, and yet its shallow and repetitive structure make it hard for the player to appreciate its moments of beauty and brightness. Truly a pity, cause they are there, somewhere, among the stars.

Good Knight Story is a solid attempt at the Puzzle Quest genre, a funny game with lots of missions and enemies.

DreadOut: Keepers of The Dark is a boss rush made for those who love DreadOut mechanics.

Though Lucky's Tale is a decent platformer, it's too short and doesn't have original ideas. But it's for free, so go and download it.

Sony San Diego continues to raise the bar with MLB 16: The Show, finding an almost perfect balance between innovation and tradition.

Dark Souls III is the perfect final chapter for From Software's trilogy. The gameplay combines the best elements from the other games with a faster combat mechanic into one awesome package.

Quantum Break is a solid action game, with a compelling story and awesome gunfights. What a pity the PC version is nothing more than a lazy port.

IS Defense is a simple game that recalls Operation Wolf, Cabal and other arcade classic. The game is quite difficult and, in the long run, also quite boring. It can offer you some short burst amusement but for that money you can have a lot of better indie games.

Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear is a good expansion pack, with more content than what we expected.

Chameleon Run is a smart and challenging platform with some great level design.

A simple structure and beautiful aesthetics don't help Looty Dungeon to become a complete game. It's cute and enjoyable for the first minutes but it can be rapidly monotonous.

Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel is a surprisingly deep fighting game but the obscure cast and the limited individual moveset makes really hard to feel really invested with it.

Shadow Bug feels and looks unique, and its gameplay is well supported by perfect controls and a clever design. The only letdown is that the game is a little bit on the easy and short side.

The core mechanic of PKTBALL is old like Pong, but just like the classics, can still be gold.

Disney Crossy Road delivers the same funny experience of the original game, now with Disney characters.

Stranger of Sword City is a brutal and punishing crawler which hits hard and mercilessly every time the player makes a single mistake. It's gorgeous to look at and ultimately satisfying but still too much infuriating to be fun.

Speedrunners is one of the most fun and exciting competitive indie game on the market. Perfect for the esport and evenings with friends.

Derivative but not too much, aimed to children but also to many grown-ups, we can finally understand why Yo-Kai Watch has unleashed, in Japan, a craze second only to that of Pokémon itself.

You need an intense dedication to the cause when you start to play Trillion: God of Destruction. If you are a die-hard fan of turn-based JRPGs you may want to try this, but be prepared: you will find an experimental game with a lot of grinding.

Stories: The Path of Destinies has unique storytelling and good progression, even tough the combat system could have been deeper.

A very nice little game, Star Fox Guard is a charming and addictive experience that shows some inevitable repetitiveness after a while.

Warbits is a solid attempt at the strategic genre, with a compelling single player campaign and rich multiplayer features.

If you loved The Banner Saga there is no reason for you to miss The Banner Saga 2. It may not bring anything particular new to the gameplay, but it's still a great game with a compelling mix of narrative, strategy and visuals.

After two toned-down episodes, The Walking Dead: Michonne finds its ending with an enjoyable third one.

UnEpic makes a mockery of all the material that the author knows and loves deeply, if it is true that almost single-handedly he put together a huge and well structured game.

Hitman Episode 2 brigs to a new level ideas like variation and amplitude. There are many fun opportunities to catch and a lot of replayability, but there’s also something more to do on technical side.

After sixteen years Final Fantasy IX finally comes to PC: the conversion is basic, but the core game still remains awesome.

Atmospheric, deep and challenging, Severed is a great addition to the PlayStation Vita catalog.

Probably the best twin stick shooter out there, Alienation delivers a solid, compelling experience for both solo and cooperative play.

Star Fox Zero is hard to master, but eventually the new control system works pretty well. Even if not all the vehicles are equally fun to play, the game is a convincing comeback of a much beloved franchise.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture it's an interactive tale that brings to the table a powerful story.

Revolution 1979: Black Friday is a good historical adventure game that hit the player with its beautiful and dramatic narrative.

Full of potential, Phantasmal is a messy game that needs some serious fixing.

Ratchet & Clank is so beautiful that all the games of past generations deserve a remake so nice and delightful. A game created with love for passionate fans and not.

Dead Star combines the appeal of classic space shooters with the depth of RPG elements. It’s fun, fast paced, founded both on cooperation and strategy.

Active Soccer 2 DX homages to the soccer classics of the nineties with its enjoyable and fast gameplay but it's also a little too simple and rough to be compared with its predecessors.