Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew is the finest strategic stealth game on the market, not much to add. It's an evolution made possible by Mimimi's extensive experience, as they've carefully thought about how to expand the genre's formula without losing its essence, creating a broader-scope experience that only drawback could be its potential to feel demanding due to its strictness. It's a mentally engaging game that, however, can provide a lot of satisfaction, especially when one has mastered all the various systems it comprises. Therefore, it's an absolutely recommended title, one that those who enjoyed Desperados III or Shadow Tactics should not miss for any reason.

There are many different possibilities for strategy lover on mobile platforms today, but we'll suggest Antihero as a peculiar choice for its depth and originality.

A compilation full of content that does not hide the need of new ideas to keep the franchise alive.

​Moss is definitely one of the best PlayStation VR games so far. Looking forward for its book two.​

A great game now a little bigger. The new features do not break the gameplay, but give additional variety to the action. The best Death Stranding is here.

Tomb Raider is a highly accomplished reboot, and the term Definitive Edition goes well with this version of the game. The setting is excellent, the character's transformation is emotional and effective, and the pacing and variety of the gameplay are top notch. The Definitive Edition really is definitive but isn't worth a repeat buy for those who've already experienced Lara's story.

​Starcraft Remastered still works and offers a lot of contents. At the same time gives an anachronistic feeling which will make a lot of players tired pretty fast.​

Ubisoft Montpellier may not have created the most original game around, true, but the team's latest creation does not just copy: The Lost Crown makes the best use of what has made some of the greatest metroidvanias of the genre great, and manages to stand out from the crowd with its quality. A great game that any action lover should try.

Super Meat Boy is great as always, both on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. If you didn’t play previous iterations and you are looking for fast-paced action, great level design and a bunch of old school challenges, this title is definitely a must have.

Planescape: Torment Enhanced Edition honors one of the best role-play game ever made.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Papers, Please is a really unique experience. Given the price, it's definitely a must-have if you want to try a game that's funny in a way different from the usual one.

The perfect first person shooter for the players that are looking only for the shooting.

Marvel Snap is a really solid and well done collectible card strategy game, with very immediate mechanics but also a tactical depth capable of making the experience engaging in the long term.

DiRT 4 is a solid racer that offers a compelling, fully customizable experience with lots of content.

Clash Royale is a nice, little MOBA that will keep you entertained for hours thanks to a solid online multiplayer and a well made progression system.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters confirms all the strengths of the series, with accurate controls (thanks to the MotionPlus attachment) and lots of game modes.

Radiant Historia is still an excellent RPG and Perfect Chronology adds new content, voiceovers and a debatable Friendly Mode, among other things, although it didn't age very well visually speaking.

The Old Republic is an excellent co-op RPG crafted around one of the deepest franchises ever created which BioWare very well understands and deals with. As an MMO game however it lacks quite some polish and a few features which should be mandatory nowadays. It's up to BioWare now to refine the game and fix the most important issues, especially client-side, to finally stand up as one of the best MMORPG on the market.

This is, quite clearly, a labour of love. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle is a brilliant take on the turn based strategy genre, that wonderfully fuses the Nintendo Aesthetic to a fast-paced tactical system and well crafted puzzles.

After so many years Crash is back, in an almost perfect adventure.

Although way better than the previous chapter, Blue Defense: Second Wave! is certainly less ambitious than Red Conquest. It must be said though that even if the game lacks any real additional mode, plot or multiplayer experience, the new units and the deeper control system will satisfy any hardcore gamer that thought the first Blue Defense was too easy.

Hyperburner is a fun, stylish futuristic racer, with a solid campaign and great graphics and sound.

Chaos Rising is the perfect expansion: everything you can expect from an add-on is there. A good single player with a story that follows Dawn of War II and several new things in the multiplayer starting from the new faction, the Chaos. The only negative aspect of the game is that the newcomers may feel it too complex, and only those who have played Dawn of War II will have the complete experience.

More brutal and dramatic than ever, Starved for Help put the player in uncomfortable situations, forcing him to take decisions that could easily regret later.

Ni No Kuni II is one of the best action JRPGs of the last several years.

Statik is a good virtual reality experience, with demanding puzzles that will keep you brain busy for some hours.