Not the fantastic retro platform that we expected, Risky's Revenge is a nice little metroidvania game that suffers from a just competent but far from stellar level and game design.

The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords 25th Anniversary is a welcome addition to the DS Ware's arsenal and offers an all-new single-player option to solve puzzles and dungeons. It's not without issues, single player sessions lack depth and you can't actually connect to the Internet to find people to play with, but it's great fun and totally free.

Risk of Rain 2 is a third person shooter roguelike full of items to unlock and enemies to kill. However it is a little short of breath.

Fresh, intense and challenging without being complex; that's how we would define Inscryption. Mullins' adventure, published by Devolver Digital, is a card game but also an escape room. The card battles are fast, fun and extremely varied and in the background there is also an interesting, exciting, well-acted plot.

Conviction can't be the perfect epilogue for the saga. The new Sam Fisher's adventure is well structured, with a fluid and fast gameplay and an intricate and addictive plot but it has several technical glitches and imperfections. But if you don't mind about these problems, you'll play Conviction from the start until the end and will appreciate every single part of its gameplay.

Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is clearly a great sequel, but can't recapture the lightning in a bottle of its predecessor, due to a more chaotic progression and an overall worse balancing of the mechanics. Still, we definitely recommend it to anyone who loves the genre, loved the original, or simply loves good fun.

Made by the developers of Serious Sam's series, The Talos Principle is a "First Person Puzzler" deep and engaging, artistically inspired and characterized by a beautiful plot centered on philosophical themes.

Cities: Skylines is a great city builder, the best one on the market nowadays.

It's been a while, but Codemasters is back again with a great driving game. DiRT Rally is a love letter for motorsport and players alike: it's fast, it's realistic, it's really difficult but never frustrating. It's a real masterpiece, probably the best rally game ever.

With the Switch version out there, Thumper has finally found its perfect groove.

Shadowgun Legends is not the most original shooter on mobile, but it's frantic, rich in content, visually stunning, with almost perfect touch controls.

Rinth Island is an original, fresh and interesting puzzle game, with many modes and a built-in editor to create new levels and share them with you friends.

Metroid: Samus Returns is a very nice remake of the original material. The spirit of the saga is intact, the visuals are good and the new mechanics blend perfectly.

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.

The War Within is a decent start to the all-new Worldsoul Saga with an engaging story, some good character development and a very promising villain. Content wise it's more of the same, quality of life improvement notwithstanding: same gameplay loop, same quest design, same issues with balancing and a few new features, such as Delves and Hero Talents, that doesn't really add much to WoW as we know it.

Ni no Kuni is a visual masterpiece and a testament for the once great JRPG genre, everything is so well executed that you simply cannot miss the opportunity to play this game.

Aqua Moto Racing 2 is a sequel with a lot of improvements; it's an arcade racing game of course, but the water's movement can give to the acquascoters some kind of realistic reactions; it's not perfect, but it's enjoyable, so if you like water races, you will love it.

With delightful graphics and a good gaming experience, Kingdom Two Crowns is the perfect game for your holidays on the couch.

Deep Rock Galactic is simply one of the best co-op game on the market, but don’t waste your money if you plan to play it alone.

UFC 2010 Undisputed confirmed that this franchise is the best of the mixed martial arts simulation genre. With in depth fighting system that rewards practice, addictive and lengthy career mode, UFC Undisputed 2010 is a must-have for MMA fans especially for the new additions to this year's version have been made exclusively to the hardcore gamers.

To be completely honest, Dragon Quest II is practically worth the whole package on its own: it’s the game in the Erdrick trilogy that Square Enix has refreshed the best, thanks to an already solid foundation — particularly in terms of narrative and character development. By overcoming the limitations that plagued Dragon Quest III last year, this new release delivers a more complete and satisfying experience, even considering a first installment that remains somewhat raw — yet brave — despite its new HD-2D makeover. Will it change the minds of those who dislike nostalgic revivals and the inherent anachronism of Dragon Quest? Probably not. But it will definitely please anyone who loves diving into the history of the genre, surrounded by vivid colors and unforgettable music.

Autumn Dynasty is one of the best classic RTS on the App Store; the production value is visible from the very beginning, and every fan of the genre should consider purchasing this impressive product.

Legend of Grimrock 2 spills class from every bit. Actually, is the best dungeon crawler on the market.

Bug Princess 2 delivers a solid bullet hell experience with five challenging levels, huge bosses and three different game modes. One of the best shooters available on the App Store right now.

The three games of the pack are an incredible journey through Sucker Punch evolution, and a great examples of gameplay and level design that stand the test time, still fun and enjoyable today.

Even if we had to wait a long year for the game to get outside Japan, Tatsunoko vs Capcom is still a great beat'em up, filled with content and boosting a nice online mode.

The Insurgency Pack is a must buy for Conviction Fans who love to play online, both in coop and versus. Troubled IA spoils a bit of the fun but still this is a really well crafted DLC.

Crusader Kings lands on console in great shape and with all the contents, offering the same formula that has already won over millions of PC gamers. Simply a masterpiece.