Gorgeous and addictive, both in terms of story and gameplay, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is a must have for all Vanillaware fans and for everyone who seeks an intriguing sci-fi plot.

This is the best '2D' The Legend of Zelda in recent decades: it offers an adventure of rare charm and overflowing creativity, giving the player great freedom without ever losing sight of the intuitiveness of the mechanics, and without allowing them the ability to undermine the meticulous level design of the game. The bold hybridization between the classic formula and the open-air approach could shape the future of the series.

Did we really need Fight Night Champion? The answer is a mighty "Yes". EA got a better control scheme and achieved true techical excellence.

Multiplayer as its best, but the campaign is a total disappointment.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered pushes the concept of a remaster to the limit to deliver us the best possible version of the adventure developed by Guerrilla Games. Powered by the technologies of the spectacular sequel, Forbidden West, the game is substantially enriched visually, in atmosphere and even in narrative, confirming itself still as an extremely solid, enjoyable and engaging action RPG.

Yakuza 0: Director's Cut stands as an excellent starting point for anyone looking to get into SEGA’s long-running series, with the hope, of course, that the following chapters will also make their way to Nintendo Switch 2. The game’s story remains the best in the franchise, and the late 1980s Japanese atmosphere alone is worth the (admittedly steep) price of admission. Between the main campaign, side quests, and optional activities, you’ll find yourself immersed in an experience that can easily last dozens and dozens of hours. Sure, the additional cutscenes feel unnecessary - if not outright detrimental to the narrative - and the Red Light Raid mode without local co-op makes even less sense, but the inclusion of more languages for subtitles and English dub could make all the difference in opening the doors of this saga to a much broader audience.

The best 3DS game on the console launch is also a title that doesn't really take any advantages from the 3DS exclusive features. Super Street Fighter IV is a fantastic achievement and a gorgeous adaptation, even if the controls are unable to replicate the original arcade experience.

Mass Effect 3 plays and looks nice on the new Nintendo console, but it's a must buy only for those who didn't get the chance to play it yet and only have a Wii U at their disposal: it's not the best version overall, and still it's pretty damn expensive, considering that one could get the whole trilogy on the other platforms at the same price.

Ravenmark is without doubts the best turn-based strategy game for iOS, and the only one that can be compared with the greatest franchises in the genre. The only shame is that the story and its characters are very weak but in terms of game mechanics, GUI and presentation, Witched Hour's game is top notch.

Devil's Attorney is an unexpected surprise thanks to its perfect mix of great presentation, amusing sense of humour and simple but deep game mechanics.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is a PlayStation 2 title which barely aged in this remastered edition for Nintendo Switch thanks to its divisive but interesting design choices, beautiful art style and fascinating lore.

Quite obviously not the greatest port around, but still a decent job for a game that remains one of the best in the entire genre. If you have the game on PC, there's really no need to pay attention to this Complete Edition.

Bravely Default is a superb game, plain and simple. Fans of the genre will love every second of it and newcomers will definitely understand why the genre is so much loved all around the world.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is an improvement through and through but the slow building storyline and the unpolished visuals keep it away from true greatness.

Guacamelee! 2 on Xbox One is the same fun and well designed game that we already know.

Relic has done a wonderful job with this original and innovative RTS, cleaning away the strategy archetypes we're used to playing with. But sadly there are several deficiencies, starting with the repetitive missions and a difficult to master multiplayer. A must buy for strategic fans but not the perfect title we were looking for.

The console version of Battlefield 3 is what the fans expected, massive multiplayer battles perfectly designed by the guys at DICE. However the campaign doesn't deserve the same praises, too short and not challenging at all. Visually the game is definitevely top notch, but it suffers from polishing issues and recurring glitches.

Red Faction: Guerrilla is a weird game. It is just a common action-game boosted by a pivotal feature about realistic demolitions which makes it more funny and intriguing than your average game despite its mediocre visuals and sounds. An excellent and deep multiplayer mode gives Guerrilla the edge. Recommended to whoever needs a game where everything - really everything - can be destroyed to bits.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo is really unique: structured like a visual novel, it has some of the most engaging moments recently seen in a narrative adventure game, although being a little light on puzzles.

It might not be the best looking game around, but Penumbear offers 100 levels filled with clever puzzles and tight platforming action, all covered with a tough difficulty level.

Battlerite is a great PvP free-to-play game with very fun skill based combat.

In our opinion Madden NFL 10 is possibly the best ever American football game ever to grace a console, thanks to the work the team is making every year to improve on the formula. Improvements are subtle, but constant with each release.

AC3 on Wii U has the same content as the other versions with several minor enhancements for the GamePad controller. It's a shame that the frame rate is a little lower and all the bugs of the other versions are still there.

Hotline Miami is a visionary piece of work, with so much personality and a brilliant, bloody and satisfying gameplay.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is passionate tribute to an era that has given so much to the video games imaginary, and the end result is a colorful and fun side-scrolling beat 'em up that gives its absolute best when played with friends.

NiOh: Bloodshed’s End is one of the most impressive DLC for one of the greatest souls like ever made.

The Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition is the best version of the game.

Graphics improvements aside, the title of 4A Games confirms itself as the excellent shooter that we praised a couple of years ago.