Lumi could be a masterpiece, one of the best platform for iOS devices, thanks to the great level design and the immediate gameplay; however, it's too short and it can be finished in about 2 hours.

Super Monday Night Combat is a peculiar and colored freemium that melts third person shooter and DotA mechanics. The result is entertaining and interesting but far from perfect.

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

Unit 4 is a challenging 2D platform playable both in single-player and in cooperative mode up to four players.

.Hack//G.U. Last Recode is the best way to enter in to the .hack world.

Dawn of Ragnarok carries forward the post-launch support of Assassin's Creed Valhalla in an unprecedented way, with an apparently rich expansion that can be completed pretty quickly by focusing on the main missions. However, there's another thing: by tackling the package as an endgame content you'll be too powerful to give the right space to the new powers.

Nexon launches a challenge to Mario Kart with its kart racing arcade in a new fashion. Kartrider: Drift has a substantial package of modes and options to please a wide public, but it's still quite far away from its paradigm.

Tomb Raider I-III Remastered is the collection you always wanted to see: maximum adherence and respect for the original work, the exact same gameplay from 28 years ago but a graphic design that enriches the experience with good taste, without overdoing it.

A strategic game polished and satisfying, suitable for gamers with great patience and discipline, which approaches famous series such as Cvilization or Total War, but less striking in graphics and audio.

Dear Esther is a peculiar game. With its beautiful landscapes and script, some people could find it a great experience, others could hate the lack of interaction and the plain gameplay.

On the Wind delivers a fascinating concept, conveyed through charming looks and soothing sound: however, as a simple game, it falls short on content and ends up being more of a delicate time-waster than a true entertainer.

A mysterious adventure that creeps under you skin, thus makes you comfortable, and finally catch you off guard to bring you deeper in the invisible place where all dreams are tailored.

An ageless classic that returns in time for its twentieth anniversary. Always beautiful, always fun, but the years passed begin to take their toll.

Zombiewood is not the most original twin analog shooter around, but delivers a solid, addictive and also free experience.

Poker Night 2 is exactly the experience you'd expect if you played the first episode. There's a nice selection of characters and lots of dialogue to keep you amused.

Graphics are great and puzzles are varied enough to keep you entertained until the credits roll, which unfortunately happens way too soon.

A brilliant blend between video game and a board game, with a refined artistic component and a significant strategic depth.

A small but very interesting metroidvania.

Fae Farm is packed with systems and activities, yet oddly enough, it’s a life sim that falls short in delivering “lively” characters.

Monkey Labour is not a game for everyone. For all those who remember with pleasure the time spent playing with a Tiger console or an old Game & Watch, this game is definitely a must buy. Anyway, because of the prehistoric graphics and the basic gameplay, most of the youngest players could stick up their nose.

Tiny & Big: Granpas Leftovers is a laser-centric mix of puzzle gaming and freedom. You can cut almost everything with a powerful laser and that's really funny. Oddly the game suffers from poor level design and is unable to fulfill its potential.

What it lacks in originality, being a plain copy of Casey's Contraptions, Amazing Alex delivers in polish: everything works smoothly, the level design is great and sharing and downloading levels couldn't be easier.

Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia it's a deep and fun strategy game, enhanced by an excellent historical reconstruction and attention to details.

The first WWE published from 2K Sports has the same pros and cons of the saga and will entertain all the fans.

Galactrix could be a disappointment for the Puzzle Quest fans; the core gameplay is now based too much on luck, and everything else is just not as funny and balanced like before. However, Galactrix is still a good puzzle game. Just not as good as we had hoped.

Heroki is a gorgeous looking game, but the gameplay is far too thin to keep the player interested for a long time.

The Escapists 2 is bigger and fresher than its predecessor, so if you loved the game released in 2015 you will surely enjoy this sequel.

Farming Simulator 25 is the best title of its kind, both because it is the result of years of iterations and because it lacks motivated competition. That said, it's genuinely hard to recommend or discourage its purchase, as much depends on how intrigued you are by the idea of playing it. If you've tried a Farming Simulator in the past, you can expect a straightforward refinement of that formula. However, if you're looking to start your farming journey now, you can safely begin here, and you won't be disappointed—just bear in mind that there are plenty of fields to plow before you become a true farmer.