It's easy: if you love Formula 1, then F1 2018 is a must have.

Chocohero is fun to play and it's got very cute graphics. It also offers new missions to complete each time you beat the game, so the gameplay feels different from the several other "survival games" available on the App Store.

Skullduggery! is a very good platform that shows how to re-imagine the genre with a touch screen interface.

_PRISM delivers a charming, short but intense puzzle experience, packed with stylish graphics and sound.

Lumines strikes back on Android and iOS, including the original favorite Shinin' from Mondo Grosso. Finally a mobile worthy version of this great puzzle-music game.

Disc Drivin' is a genuinely entertaining multiplayer time-waster, and since it's free it's easy to overlook on its issues.

Aquaria on the iPad retains the charm of the original game and remains a must buy despite the not perfect conversion of controls.

Kingdom Hearts back again on PlayStation 4, in an awesome sixty frames per seconds version!

It is undoubtedly the best golf simulation available on all platforms: it makes a masterful use of the Motion Plus and offers a whole lot of content, and even if it's basically the same game as last year, every golf addicted should pick it up.

Deathsmiles is another masterpiece created by Cave: funny and full of action, with RPG elements in iPhone Mode, it could be considered as one of the definitive shot'em ups, of course alongside Espgaluda 2 and Dodonpachi Resurrection.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax comes a little too late in Europe but it's an all around excellent beat'em up nevertheless with a huge amount of content for fans of the genre and brand lovers.

Rare Replay is a fantastic collection of great games, quality is very high and in many cases enhanced by graphical improvements. The section devoted to the ZX Spectrum has mainly historical value, but titles such as Knight Lore and Jetpac manage to surprise even today. The library Xbox 360 must be seen as a bonus and is seen more as an excuse to investigate the potential emulator Xbox One, really incredible. The absence of titles Nintendo is felt quite heavily and some choices, such as insert Killer Instinct Gold, are questionable, but at that price you should not miss this.

Anno 117: Pax Romana is a sequel that really delivers — which wasn’t easy, considering how good Anno 1800 was. The game feels more modern overall, and the new setting brings in fresh mechanics that don’t completely change the formula, but definitely make it feel different and exciting again for longtime fans. The land battles aren’t super deep strategically, but they’re fun from a management point of view — and that’s what really counts. As a city builder, this is the best Anno so far: you can finally build diagonally, and your citizens now react to shortages in a much stronger and more dramatic way than before.

Heavenly Bodies has a single task: to make us struggle with gravity. Our astronaut must drag, throw, grab, pull, press and more, with the ultimate goal of getting a series of abandoned space stations back on their feet. If you're not afraid to put yourself to the test and are ready for a low gaming pace, we recommend it.

Two Point Museum is another great game by Two Point Studios that you have to play.

Shadow of Mordor is a tie-in with stellar production values, a very well-executed action game and a sandbox that shows to the whole genre a new way to dynamically create interaction and storytelling.

It's really hard to find something wrong with Cordy 2, since it's the perfect sequel to an already solid platformer.

Chemical maniacs will definitively fall in love with this tricky and fulfilling title!

A nice and clever puzzle game with some great style and a totally acceptable freemium model.

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light returns on iOS and Android with a truly flawless conversion of an adventure that still manages to showcase its full potential on mobile. It offers a solid, challenging, and engaging experience that doesn't feel dated despite nearly fifteen years having passed since its original debut. The developers at Feral Interactive have once again done an excellent job.

Ball x Pit has haunted our console for days, like a ghost that refused to leave, claiming more and more space, more and more time. It’s one of the most ruthless examples of those games that make you say, “just one more round and I’ll stop,” except you never actually do. Every match is engaging, every bit of character building grabs you by the hand and drags you into perfectly timed sessions that almost always — even when you lose — leave you with something useful for the next attempt. It’s a Machiavellian mechanism. The credit goes partly to the tried-and-true roguelite formula, but also to the creativity shown in designing power-ups, special balls, and characters. Ball x Pit is pure joy... as irresistible and alluring as a siren’s song.

Thronebreaker was released as a good game and today this Switch port gives another great chance to dive into Meve's story. An play some Gwent, obviously.

System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster is the perfect way to play System Shock 2.

Unless you can't live without a few new pokémon, Pokémon Ultrasun is a must have if and only if you still haven't played neither Sun or Moon. Postgame content is meatier but most of the game looks and plays too similar to Sun or Moon.

Shin Megami Tensei V does not renovate the franchise but improves the formula and moves closer to a new generation of players with quality of life adjustments and modern features, while delivering one of the most impressive and unsettling world to date.

Horizon Zero Dawn delivers a stunning action RPG experience, this time on PC, packed with a fascinating open world setting, nice characters and an engaging story.

PlanetSide 2 is colorful, huge, balanced, fresh and free. You can become stronger paying but you'll never be strong enough to beat a whole army.

Planet Coaster has the best amusement park editor on the market, but lack in other aspect like the management side.