Quotation forthcoming.

Assassin's Creed Syndicate comes to PC with better graphics, but the same issues we saw on consoles.

Life is Feudal: Your Own has a lot of potential but it's still far from a target that could just be his MMORPG version.

While there is some good in the management part of Gladiators Online: Death Before Dishonor, its combat system and matchmaking are seriously flawed. Better going somewhere else, even if it's a free-to-play game.

It's a nice remake of a beloved browser game which offers simple and good old-school platforming action with just the right challenge.

The Crew Wild Run is quite better than the launch version of the game, thanks to many graphics enhancements and three new game modes included in the Summit. Even tough there are still some features that need to be improved, such as the driving model, collisions detection and the impact of weather on vehicles.

Knight Squad finds its strength in its simplicity and intuitive structure. Supported by a good number of variations, the game flows really smooth and pleasantly, even if it can't last for too long. Obviously, the multiplayer is practically mandatory.

Eternal Arena is a very nice mix of action RPG and MOBA, with lots of different game modes, characters and items to unlock.

The train of consequences brings the characters to their extreme destinations. Tough choices encourage a second playthrough, but for a proper ending it's required to play another season, and spend more money.

Typoman is a really interesting and fascinating experience. The concept itself, the artistic direction and the great atmosphere all make for a game which will be a pleasure to many and will remain in our memories for a long time. Unfortunately there are some limits too, they don't spoil the experience at all but don't allow Typoman to be one of the best titles available on the Nintendo eShop.

Neon Drive is incredibly slick and stylish and definitely fun to play, but it’s far too difficult and is really too thin on content even for a free game.

Heart of Thorns is a curious experiment which further strengthen ArenaNet's resolve to change the MMO landscape. Does it work? Not really, not totally. The metroidvania progression is kind of fun but the endless grind of public events and group activities makes every step of the road more frustrating than appealing.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut delivers a rich, compelling ARPG experience.

Superbeat: Xonic is a surprisingly positive videogame for PlayStation Vita. A perfect title for all fans of rhythm games.

Mario Tennis is a huge waste of potential: controls and graphics are great, but there are few game modes, normal shots are too easy to do, and super shots are way too important.

Just Dance 2016 is more of the same, with a much more accessible multiplayer mode and a new subscription service that fans will love.

The Room Three is another great entry for a series that keeps moving forward in a convincing way.

A classic masterpiece comes to Steam, but this release isn't satisfactory at all: the visual style is too old, but the gameplay stays strong.

Dragon Fin Soup is a challenging title, definitely not suitable for every audience. The large amount of things to do , however, is partly compromised by procedural mechanics of both missions and landscapes and a poor user interface. The result is a quite boring experience, especially in the long term.

Despite a nice story and art, the game is dull, unispired, old. Rodea is a game of 10 years ago distributed today, even on Wii U, a more-than-capable HD console, with poor controls and problematic gameplay.

Super Boys - The Big Fight is a fun brawler, packed with lots of crazy characters and even an online multiplayer mode, but the touch controls need some work.

Legacy of the Void is the epic conclusion of StarCraft II as well as the best episode of the trilogy. The perfect mix between deep gameplay and new level mechanics makes the campaign very engaging both for new and veteran players. Moreover, in addition to PvP there are some great new multiplayer modes like the coop campaign and the Archon Mode, which can be very useful to improve skills and to get ready for ladder matches.

Blue Byte tried to renew the Anno series, but the game lacks on content.

Mushihimesama is one of the best manic shooters on PC. Buy it.

Rise of Heroes offers little control on what happens on screen but a huge amount of in-app purchases: the result is a mild RPG which definitely isn’t going to last long.

Clandestine is a great cooperative game and a good single player game. Try it if you are in search of an original take on the stealth genre.

Rebel Galaxy is shallow but really compelling and immersive space combat and trading game.

Football Manager 2016 is still a great game for every football fan. It brings some interesting additions, but at the same time there are some issues that Sports Interactive should finally tackle really hard.

If you were expecting an adventure about heroes and redemption, great characters and an interesting plot, this probably is not the droid you are looking for. But while Battlefront misses the opportunity to be a great single player experience, it fulfills in authenticity and immersion. It's one of the most powerful Star Wars experiences, one that will give you great memories for a long long time.

It was an excellent SRPG on the DS, in its 3DS remake Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker, while not much better technically, keeps intact all of its qualities and adds a new storyline about 30 hours long. Complete, varied, engaging, long and entertaining, it is a must for all fans of the genre and really recommended for every videogamer.

Agent A is a good adventure crafted with great style and big production values that unfortunately ends a little abruptly and soon.

A nice and clever puzzle game with some great style and a totally acceptable freemium model.

Fold the World has a nice concept, but the execution feels a little bit oozy.

Fallout 4 is a marvelous post-atomic RPG with a lot of content and a perfect setting. It's sad that from a technical aspect it's extremely short of our expectations and it has a simple storyline.

Rise of the Tomb Raider keeps the winning formula of the previous title and improves it in terms of exploration, puzzles and graphics. The mediocre AI prevents it from becoming great among greats, but the whole package is compelling thanks to the Ancient Tombs and the new game mode called Expeditions.

Broforce sets a new standard for 2D action shooters. And it does it with style.

Sublevel Zero is a great idea, but lacks content and has some design problems.

Absolutely stunning from a graphic perspective, Afterpulse ultimately ends up struggling with the same problems that affect almost every single third person shooter on iOS.

After Assembly Required, we're more convinced than ever that Minecraft: Story Mode simply aims to bring quick cash into Telltale pockets.

A brilliant stand-alone expansion that enhances DriveClub with a selection of beautiful Superbikes, fun to drive especially in online challenges.

Please, Don't Touch Anything delivers an unique experience, but in the end it's all about trial & error with a premium price.

Despite some qualities in level design and ideas, Zip Slash has not enough to justify his new platform skin. Flaws and framerate takes down a lengthy but mostly unremarkable adventure.

Primal Carnage: Extinction can be funny sometimes, but there are some flaws that make this game enjoyable only by die-hard dino fans.

Isaac and his mother have come to terms and now divide the money in equal parts, staging with great class a conflict in which they no longer believe.

Dead Effect 2 delivers a deeper, richer FPS experience than the first episode, with excellent touch controls and spectacular graphics.

Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition is a by the number porting which doesn't really improve visuals and gameplay that much but still offers the best way to enjoy one of the best action game of the last decade and hope in the third chapter we deserve.

WWE 2K16 comes with a huge roster and brings back some of the stipulations missing from last year's iteration, but it still delivers a cumbersome, slow gameplay that you can love or hate.

The Beggar's Ride is a very good mix between platform and puzzle game, able to captivate the player with its story and colorful art style.

Dungeons & Dragons comeback is really disappointing: shallowness and excessive action don't do justice to the brand. Another wasted opportunity.

X-Mercs is a good X-Com clone that tries to stand on its own with excellent graphics and smooth gameplay but lacks a real personality. Its in-app structure is also painful.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III is packed with content. Two campaign, zombies, multiplayer and various enjoyable extras. Unfortunately weak but imaginative Campaign and some multiplayer issues keep Black Ops III from excellence.

Need for Speed, like the world of Venura Bay, is full of dark and light areas. The tuning, the speed feeling, the visuals are good, but the AI and the lack of variety make its tires blow.

Crafted with the usual Disney care, with impeccable style and classic art, The Duckforce Rises is a simple but enjoyable card game that lacks some depth.

Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons efficiently brings his magic on mobile devices, even if the control system is not as good as the console versions.

The revised version of one of the best classic RPG available on the market. An absolute must for the fans, perfectly playable with the joypad.

It has not aged perfectly, but Sonic The Hedgehog 2 still remains one of the finest 2D platformers ever made. The 3D Classics treatment gives both fans and newcomers the possibility to play this gem in its definitive version, but also lets us think about the fall of this iconic character.

The Body Changer is an interesting The Lost Vikings clone, with some original features.

After four months of work, Batman: Arkham Knight comes as the masterpiece it should have been from day one.

Like the original version, MX vs ATV Supercross Encore is really boring and the lack of innovation makes it quite pointless.

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide is a frantic, engaging, Left-4-Dead-influenced cooperative action game. It's got a solid gameplay, five unique characters and thirteen missions to keep you entertained for a long time.

The Park is far from perfect but an interesting experiment that doesn't rely on cheap scare jumps to bet on a different and intimate kind of fear.

Tri Force Heroes shines in local multiplayer, but the main storyline is no way as interesting as it should be. Extra missions are a great add; fun and nice with friends but not so much interesting alone.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 is a bad, bad game that fails to deliver in any meaningful way and is just insulting to the fans of the original ones.

With simple but addictive mechanics and a very efficient control system, Cavernaut is a small but truly enjoyable mobile game.

The Age of Decadence is a hardcore role-play game which leaves the player enjoy full freedom of choice. If you love the genre, buy it.

Skeletomb is a simple, casual dungeon crawler. The game's got a couple of interesting modes, but the touch controls don't always work as they're supposed to.

This is a good re-start with a lot of ideas and new promising features. We have to see what will happen in the future with the game and the DLC formula.

It's a satisfactory ending for the whole season, but we have encountered the same issues that prevented the other episodes to be something more than average.

Tales of Zestiria is an interesting experiment but something does not work well how it should. Although they have made some really good step forward in terms of direction, narratives and quirks, a few technical issues and gameplay decisions leave a lot to desire for. That said, it's a gorgeous game to look at and listen to.

Simply put, Downwell is a masterpiece and everyone that regards himself as a true gamer should buy it immediately.

Life is Strange: Polarized is a brilliant pay off. All the choices we have made, along with the awkward narrative style finally make sense. And we are confronted with issues much deeper than expected.

Halo 5: Guardians stands up to all the hype with stunning battles, brilliant sound, hugely inspired campaign, dedicated servers and balanced gameplay. 343 Industries finally reached maturity just in time to give Xbox One its much needed top notch first person shooter.

Quotation forthcoming.

Human Resource Machine is another great puzzle game by Little Inferno and World of Goo creators.

Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch is pretty solid and rich for a mobile game. Unfortunately the Enhanced Edition is for PC but might still be worth a try.

A simple and stripped-down RPG mechanic can bring to a an addictive gameplay in Soda Dungeon, although it would not last for long.

With over 30 songs and a long story mode as per usual visual novel style, Persona 4 Dancing All Night is a good, even if somewhat chaotic, rhythm spin-off.

Dungeon Travelers 2 is a quite good first person dungeon crawler with some interesting JRPG gameplay mechanics. Furthermore, it's full of half naked sexy girls and fan service.

World of Warships is fun, engaging and simple (at the beginning). The various classes offer different type of gameplay and sinking other ships feels really good. But if your team is bad there is nothing you can do.

It doesn't break any new ground, but The Walking Dead: No Man's Land is an enjoyable strategy game with base building elements.

Kids in love with Minecraft will probably enjoy the story told by Telltale.

WRC 5 has to deal with the budget and the lack of experience of the team. The effort is there and can be seen, resulting in a driving system which helps the less experienced but also proves suitable for those looking for a more challenging. Also interesting are the options for multiplayer online. It is impossible, however, to gloss over technical problems, especially on the frame rate uncertainty and some bugs too, a shame considering that the Xbox One is the only exponent of the genre.

Even if we lost online play, keyboards and pro mode, Rock Band 4 is still fun. The solos are wonderful the number of tracks you can buy is impressive but you can still see that the project have missed some funds during the developing process.

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls brings this brand on a new path. Action mechanics replace the traditional visual novel’s style seen in the past, while maintaining attention to the plot and dialogues between characters. The overall result is not bad, even if previous iterations are quite better.

Dash Quest succeeds in mixing elements from various genre in a convincing way, emerging with a proper identity. It's a inherently simple and repetitive game but can also be easily very addictive.

Extreme Butoden is plain and simple the best Dragon Ball Z beat'em up available, but it suffers from its portable nature and a somewhat disappointing roster of fighters.

Grand Ages: Medieval is a wasted opportunity. It tries to be original in many ways, but lacks in too many key aspects.

Transformers: Devastation is a fun, frantic and deep action game which hits all the right notes but never stand out with anything other than its excellent combat system.

Sayonara Umihara Kawase is really challenging but sometimes too much frustrating and repetitive. Also it’s extremely recognizable both for strange locations and wacky enemies. Recommended only for fans and conservative players.

Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom is a decent endless runner for the ones who still want some.

Both The Escapists and The Walking Dead fans will be able to enjoy this game, but with some additional work it could have been much better than it is.

Fight or talk? Undertale is a game about the possibility of dialogue, even when it seems that we should use violence to advance.

Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water is a solid attempt at the classic survival horror genre, with cumbersome controls on the one hand and a beautiful story and characters on the other hand.

Thanks to the introduction of some very good role playing mechanic, Dragon Quest Heroes looks like a more depth and engaging game compared to the last musous developed by Omega Force.

The first expansion for Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth is a step forward, but not without its problems. While new concepts are many, and some of them also daring, they are far from perfect and still need work and balance. If you loved the basic Beyond Earth, then it's highly probable you'll love Rising Tide too, otherwise it could be better to wait for further expansions.

Need for Speed: No Limits is a fun arcade racer with gorgeous graphics and lots of races.

Assault Android Cactus is one of the best twin stick shooter available on Steam. The game delivers a frantic, compelling experience, packed with many different characters and lots of enemies to shoot at.

System Shock: Enhanced Edition is the best way to play an immortal classic.