As a dominant genre, 3D platformers have become increasingly rare these days, and perhaps thanks to this situation, SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide is particularly enjoyable. It revives the genre in its most classic form, focusing heavily on the typical characterization of the series from which it is taken. A well-made tie-in, obviously aimed at big SpongeBob fans but which could appeal to anyone looking for a light-hearted game, especially younger players.

The Midnight Walk is an experience that is definitely worth living. In the foreground is its artistic value, which passes through an exceptional design and the manufacturing of the clay models. But it is impossible not to mention the work on the sound, with some of the most beautiful tracks we have happened to listen to recently, and a unique attention to the entire audio sector. Some gameplay mechanics may not be unforgettable, but MoonHood's title is more than the sum of its parts, and in the 5-6 hours needed to complete it, it tells an important story about heat. Not only that of the sun, but also that of empathy and understanding others.

Mafia II has a good plot, rude, violent and with a wonderful narrative. But Mafia II is also a good action where the adventure and the free roaming create the perfect gameplay mix all together with the fast shooting and the realism of the driving sequence.

Etrian Mystery Dungeon is a brutal roguelike which requires focus, commitment and a deep sense of strategy, hence fans of the genre will fall in love with it and Etrian veterans will recognize every major feature in its colorful characters and environments. This is a cross-over done right.

Retrogaming is back in charge with a new, very rich bundle prepared by Capcom.

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.

Trackmania 2: Lagoon adds a bit of pepper to Nadeo's arcade racing experience with a series of inspired and spectacular tracks, a new multiplayer mode and an even more complete, powerful and versatile editor.

A strategic that scrupulously respects the lore of Warhammer 40,000, but at the same time puts too much meat on fire. Among the pros we mention the excellent graphic rendering, the large number of units and the tactical depth.

Hardcore Mecha is a title suspended halfway between the brawler and the platformer: it will certainly satisfy the lovers of big robots.

Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble is what it is: an arcade game today as it was 23 years ago. We appreciated its richness of levels, some level design ideas, but above all its honesty and consistency in showing itself today as it did then as humble but straightforward, immediate and fun.

A new dogfight game that can be appreciated by arcade gamers but also by players who love simulation and realism. Many missions, the Hystorical Campaign and a good online multiplayer complete a game that everyone needs to try.

If you love Portal and build bridges, Bridge Constructor Portal is the game for you.

Orcs Must Die! 3 doesn't revolutionize the series, delivering an action-style tower defense formula that is still relatively fresh and exciting today.

Need for Speed Unbound delivers a controversial "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" style, with cel-shaded characters within a realistically rendered world, but gameplay-wise the beautiful open world of Lakeshore City is somewhat not much interesting to explore.

Finally available on Xbox One, during the last two years No Man's Sky has become a huge exploration game, still flawed by technical and design problems, but totally worth a ride.

If you are a 4x passionate player, you will struggle a little to get into the game, but then you will find yourself kidnapped for months in an exceptional experience in terms of the possibilities offered and general satisfaction.

A solid Rally game that shows KT Racing experience with WRC Franchise. Despite the introduction of hybrid WRC cars, the game does not offer great news and remains anchored in its past. For better or for worse.

A worthy sequel, good variety and improved combat system. The difficulty curve is soften than predecessor, but not so much.

With Amnesia: The Bunker, Frictional Games returns to pure horror, expanding and reworking the theoretical foundation it had already demonstrated with Penumbra and Amnesia: The Dark Descent. The result is one of the most terrifying experiences in recent years, in terms of video games, highly elaborate in design and harsh towards the player, to the point of being jagged in its distressing apparent simplicity.

Mario and Luigi: Brothership is an excellent entry in the RPG franchise. It's beautifully crafted, colorful and lively, but also fun and carefully balanced around an interactive combat system.

Reality is very expensive in this real warfare simulator from Bohemia Interactive. The game is very tough and difficult to manage but the campaign is very well devised, full of twists and turns, but its impossible not to mention the huge amounts of glitches and bugs here and there.

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider is the most mature fruit of a development studio that never ceases to amaze with its ability to look at classic video games, identifying their strengths so as to replicate them perfectly.

Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 on PlayStation 4 is the very game you either love or hate upscaled to 1080p and 60 frames per second.

Death Rally is a remake of a 1996 game, improved in every conceivable way; a great return for one of the best Remedy games.

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.

The powerful last episode of the prequel series.

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD offers a rigid and "old-school" experience, challenging and punishing with its checkpoints, sometimes bordering on sadism. Yet its level design remains pure and pristine, and the dynamism of its action is unchanged: if you're looking for a demanding game, if you're daring enough to seek substance in depth rather than simply completing stages, it is still one of the best platformers ever made.

For competitive players Street Fighter V is just spotless. The fighting is solid and the new mechanics are superb, but you don't have to be a veteran to enjoy playing it. On the single-player side, the game still feels inadequate to guide the newcomers to the online arena, but with several DLC already planned, this lacking element should just be temporary.