Dragon Quest VIII on Nintendo 3DS lacks the outstanding visuals of its original PlayStation 2 counterpart but definitely makes up for them with lots of new content and enhancement.

Gravity Rush 2 is basically what Gravity Rush should have been from the start. It's larger, longer and more focused both gameplay and storywise... and unfortunately shares with its prequel the very same annoying issues, namely a fickly camera and some bloated quests. If this was a send-off, Japan Studio actually delivered with style.

Silly Sausage: Doggy Dessert is basically more of the same, with some minor tweaks and a ramped up difficulty level which makes it somewhat frustrating over its predecessor.

Following the well known formula, Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse is a good JRPG, stuck in the past but still very interesting to play thanks to the large scale plot.

Angry Birds Blast! is a match-3 puzzle game with lots of levels, but the gameplay fails to deliver.

Interesting mix between a tower defense and an action RPG, World of Van Helsing: Deathtrap is almost the same title we saw on PC a couple of years ago with the same strengths, except for the editor, and weaknesses.

​It's just a collection of mini-games, but Grumpy Cat's Worst Game Ever has a soul between the split/second samples of gameplay, and it's quite exhilarating.​

Shantae: Half-Genie Hero an impressive 2D platformer, with an immersive soundtrack, very nice cel-shaded graphics and a solid gameplay. The game makes consistent us of backtracking and that doesn't always feel good, but we really appreciated its "old school" approach.

The Dwarves brings the novel setting into the videogame with a compelling and well-narrated plot. Unfortunately the game is overwhelmed by its own ambitions, and the gameplay part is not as good.

Motorsport Manager is an excellent simulator of a Formula 1 team, deemed heir of the elder Grand Prix Manager.

Silence is a good adventure Telltale-like game with a great story and less-good puzzles.

Experience Reality is the usual Surgeon Simulator converted for the VR. It has a bunch of new contents but the gameplay is exactly the same. With all the ups and lows.

Watch Dogs 2 looks absolutely gorgeous on PC. The game offers a rich sandbox, with plenty of fun missions, things to do and places to see.

Shadows of Kurgansk offers nothing new in the survival genre.

A brilliant and unpredictable 2D action game, that demonstrates how interesting and mature the chinese indie scene can be. It's not a perfect game, but it's still highly recommended to anyone who loves experimental narrative and tight gameplay.

A New Frontier is a good start for the new season of The Walking Dead: its plot is compelling and fascinating but the gameplay it's still the same of the Telltale's adventures.

Bullet Force delivers a solid online multiplayer FPS experience on mobile.

Hill Climb Racing 2 is both an excellent sequel and a very competent entry in this peculiar racing game genre.

Fieldrunners Attack! is nothing more than a clone of Clash of Clans like so many others, but it's still a simple and enjoyable one.

Dawn of Titans is a solid RTS with stunning visuals, a long single player campaign and interesting multiplayer battles.

Probably the first title for VR that a player can enjoy from start to finish. 

Despite the good aestethic, Earth's Dawn is a repetitive old-school beat 'em up. But if you can come to terms with its faults, it can be catchy with its deep and solid mecanics.

Let It Die brings an amazing atmosphere full of nosense, gore and fights, but some elements may get really frustrating after the first hours of play. As a free-to-play opportunity, you should definitely try it yourself before deciding if you want to climb or not the Tower of Barb.

Super Mario Run is a different take on the classic Mario formula, that manages to deliver a satisfying experience perfectly adapted on the mobile devices.

Playing pinballs in real life is still better than playing them in videogames, but Pinball FX2 VR successfully uses virtual reality to make this difference smaller.

Challenging and atmospheric, Space Hulk: Deathwing is extremely faithful to the franchise.

My Horse Prince is weird but fun in a way which is difficult to tell. It’s a surreal love comedy between a girl and an horse with human face. Do you need something more? Yes, a game.

Werewolves Within shows us that virtual reality games shouldn't necessarily bring people to new worlds or in extreme conditions. They can also bring us around a campfire, just talking with other players and enjoying all the fun that this game can offer!