Persona 4 Golden is an honest port of the beloved classic Atlus released years ago on PlayStation Vita. As much as it aged, Persona 4 Golden retains all of its charm.

Monsters Ate My Condo succeeds in the task of carving out its own space in the now endless list of 99 cents games available on the App Store, and does so thanks to a couple of very nice ideas. On the first hand the gameplay is very fun and addictive, on the other hand it comes with some good graphics and sound. What a pity there are no levels to complete, only an endless mode that lasts until you get beaten... or bored.

Dispatch proves that there is still plenty of room for narrative-driven adventures, especially when they are written and directed as masterfully as in this case. There are inherent limitations to this type of “game,” but Dispatch does everything it can to ensure that they don't weigh it down.

Sonic Mania Plus doubles the fun with new levels, two very interesting characters and even a new game mode.

OVIVO is a pleasure to see and listen, but as a game it also has some flaws that, anyway, don't turn down its charme.

Riding through Neva's landscapes is a balm for the heart. Its pastel-toned world, decadent and melancholic, the bursts of color, and then the darkness to face with a sword—just like in Princess Mononoke—offer an audiovisual experience with few equals. Through the bond between Alba and Neva, the new game from Nomada Studio tells a story of friendship and parenthood, drawing inspiration from the poetic universes of Fumito Ueda. It’s a short experience, and perhaps still too simple, but it leaves a mark thanks to its boundless artistic value.

NBA 2K16 is the greatest incarnation of the franchise, a huge production and an absolute reference for the genre. A dream for every lover of basketball : TV presentation is unparalleled, gorgeous graphic, massive soundtrack and the presence of Michael Jordan as spiritual godfather. Hard to ask for more.

Pikmin 3 is a great refinement of the original formula and is still a joy to play. But after nine years we expected some more content, and the final stage is really disappointing.

Sunless Skies is a worthy sequel to Sunless Seas, which maintains the main features by improving certain aspects such as the user interface and the combat system.

Don't worry, Total War: Warhammer II it's not a simple big DLC. The game deserves to stand on its own and if you loved the first chapter you shouldn't think twice and buy this sequel instantly.​

Cut the Rope: Magic brings some interesting elements to the series, delivering the best episode so far.

With a fun and intuitive combat system, some clever characterization and a gorgeous oil painting look, Tales of Arise is a must have JRPG which shows a confident step in the right direction for the series as a whole.

Hi-Fi Rush excellently blends the action and rhythm game genres like few before it managed to do. It's fresh and fun, it has a lighthearted and enjoyable storyline, but yet is supported by a massively deep combat system. And lot, lot of extra-content after you finish it.

Sentinel 3: Homeworld isn't just another simple Tower Defence: it's a mix between RPG and strategic elements, with some great graphics, 20 different missions and, finally, a lot of fun.

Few great additions aside from the new graphics, but Velocity Ultra is still one of the best shoot'em ups on PlayStation Vita.

Even with some naivety on some game design elements, AG Drive stands out as the best futuristic racing game on the App Store.

Infinity Field is a pleasant surprise, a very good clone of Geometry Wars, indeed. The two game modes included provide hours of entertainment, and the developers also did a great job with controls and graphics. Definitely a very, very nice twin analog shooter for a bargain price.

Completely changing the rules, the Hot Wheels Expansion brings new life to the Forza Horizon 3 world, in an unpredictable way.

Bionic Bay works way better as a speedrunning experience than an adventure with puzzle elements.

Marvel's Spider-Man is a spectacular and engaging action game, characterized by a perhaps derivative but solid and fun gameplay, an excellent rendering of web swinging, wonderful graphics and many characters and surprises. However, right now the PC version is not as well optimized as we hoped it would be.

Antonblast is Wario under steroids: a must have for the platform fan.

Warlords of Draenor is hands down the best expansion in 10 years of World of Warcraft, however there's still room for improvement as far as new features are concerned.

While expressing the most of its potential on the PS3, LittleBigPlanet fits the context of portable gaming with extraordinary ease. This port is virtually perfect in terms of gameplay, with all-new levels, a powerful editor and the chance to share your creations with the community on the PSN.

The main campaign of Halo Infinite has a bunch of problems: the AI that manages the friendly marines is underwhelming and the level design of the missions is sometimes repetitive. But as soon as you start firing, the game is simply perfect and this is what counts in a first person shooter.

PixelJunk Shooter is another great new entry in the pixelJunk series: an accessible but challenging work of art, with great visuals and addictive gameplay. One of the best PSN exclusives yet.

Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is a masterpiece of a remaster: Monolith Soft really cooked with the nice little quality of life and storytelling additions that make the game really shine on Switch despite being 10 years old.

Absolum is a side-scrolling beat 'em up of exquisite craftsmanship, almost perfect, one might say, enhanced by a roguelite structure that still has some balancing issues, likely due to Guard Crush’s lack of experience with the genre. Most of the time, however, it manages to find its footing, also because in terms of scale and content it's not overwhelming, in fact, it can be completed in around fifteen hours. It must be said: when it comes to throwing punches, nothing else compares. The satisfying way power-ups synergize with one another, along with the impact and thrill of juggling enemies, makes progressing through the levels a sublime experience. Even after reaching the end, you’ll want to keep brawling, stacking upgrades just to feel increasingly powerful. A little gem to play and replay, after cracking your knuckles, of course.

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