It's hard to find a fitting category for Spookware in the video game market, and this is a good thing. Surely, WarioWare is a clear inspiration for this game, but Spookware is also something different and new, with a strange atmosphere that can be perfect for Halloween.

Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent manages to bring a classical JRPG into the gacha realm with a convincing solution, between story and character management. Its combat system remains deep and strategic, although the distortions of this mobile genre comes into play after a while.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy could've been so much more, but in the end it's just a generic chapter of the series which lacks challenge and ends pretty quickly.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 is no doubt a good game, but fails to deliver all of its promises. Combat mechanics are tailored for core gamers, but besides that the game fails to deliver a correct balance of old and new features, but first of all it's too derivative.

The Invincible is exactly what it wants to be: an extremely focused narrative adventure. The story is great and the characters interesting. Expect a linear narrative at its heart, with multiple endings.

With Street Fighter IV out on the shelves, Battle Fantasia couldn't have found a worse time to be published. Most hardcore gamers will though like the deep and solid 2d gameplay, once they'll have mastered it.

Dungeon Siege III is a linear, solid good game when played in coop mode, but a little boring when played in single player mode.

Potatoman Seeks the Troof is a short, evil but enjoyable platform. Probably you'll not find any truth at the end of the road, but you'll have a pretty nice (and frustrating) experience.

At first, Combo Queen was an almost unplayable game, but after a big update it has become an enjoyable blend of endless runner and rhythm game mechanics.

Even if it's a bit shallow as regards the situations and level design, Venture Kid it's an action platform that provides a good amount of challenge to everyone. A real old fashioned, nostalgia driven videogame for mobile user with an old school attitude.

It's the same game you can find on other platforms but with a lot of technical problems.

Naraka: Bladepoint is definitely one of the best titles that China has brought to screens in the last period. An original interpretation of the Battle Royale genre that takes advantage of the classic strengths of the multiplayer experience with many players, but which innovates in key aspects such as the combat system.

Undisputed brings boxing back to videogames with a passion that’s evident in every detail. Created by true fans of the sport, the game features a large roster of fighters and a refined combat system. Visually and technically it’s solid. However, some technical glitches and balance issues hold it back slightly. Still, it remains a highly recommended title for boxing enthusiasts.

Wargame lovers come here! To End all Wars is for you! Complex, articulate, and full of details to consider to make every move.

Unfortunatly the nice ideas aren't enought to save Drifting Lands. Despite good GDR elements, SHMUP gameplay isn't as its best and enemies and stages are completely forgettable.

Conway: Disappearance at Dahlia View is an enjoyable thriller: it makes good use of its sources of inspiration but it doesn't dare enough to be truly unique.

Despite stereotypes and gameplay flaws, Lost Dimension manages to be a fresh and intriguing experience.

Cultist Simulator is intriguing and full of potential, but even flawed and frustrating.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II for the Nintendo Wii is definitely better than the first episode, both for graphics and controls. There has been no attempt to implement some real time lightsaber action in the game, however the character can execute dozens of moves and that's definitely fun.

Supernauts is one of the most interesting simulation games for iOS, since it introduces some fresh, potentially great 3D puzzle solving elements.

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

Starpoint Gemini 2 on Xbox One is not a flawless porting but manages to maintain all its core. It's an uncommon kind of game on console, and thus it's somehow precious, but requires commitment to be satisfactory.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf Console Edition is the same charming mix of gamebook and RPG that we so much appreciated on mobile and PC.

Ace Combat: Joint Assault somewhat tries to bring the franchise up to date without being totally successful. New multiplayer features are interesting and add to the overall length of the game, on the other side gameplay is still the same and perhaps a bit too much simple and repetitive. Fans of the franchise will love the excellent visuals and wide range of missions, which make this installment a good start for new players and veterans alike.

Battle Worlds: Kronos delivers an "old school" strategic experience, packed with lots of missions and game modes, but it's also very hard to approach.

With too much suggestion to solve the enigma and a narration not so evocative, Black Mirror 2 tells a story without rhythm and rubs out the challenge.

Old Psychonauts fans will surely enjoy Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin, which is a good virtual reality experience. But it is also really short and could have been a deeper from a narrative point of view.

Namco Bandai's response to the overwhelming power of Monster Hunter is certainly worth of attention, as Gods Eater Burst delivers a compelling story, plenty of items and weapons and one hundred missions in which you'll fight against some enormous creatures using your shape-shifting weapon. The game is fun and engaging, but suffers from cumbersome controls due to the lack of a second analog stick, that forces you to move the camera using the d-pad.