Definitely best than the sum of its parts, Plight of the Zombie is an original take on the strategic genre and -while it lasts- it's pretty good fun.

Wordament is yet another Boggle clone, with a cross-platform leaderboard and ten Achievements to unlock.

Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons efficiently brings his magic on mobile devices, even if the control system is not as good as the console versions.

Mimpi Dreams is a cute little adventure which is a little bit on the short and easy side, but it’s delightful nonetheless.

Mekorama is a well-crafted puzzle game with charming visuals, but it lacks some depth. Anyhow, its fascinating and relaxing world, its almost-too-fair monetization and the editor make this game a recommended download.

Stranger Things uses the nostalgic bait in an impressively fair way, putting together elements from the series and from classic action adventure with some real game design behind, and give us all of this for free.

To The Moon is a game as special as different, not for everyone. It is more than story-driven and will make you laugh and cry, sometimes at the same time. Let it drive you into a great story for some hours of your life and you will be surely rewarded.

The new Madden NFL 15 is really the right game for those who really love football. It's a very good game and now it looks really good on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

The Sims 3: WA changes some gameplay mechanics and give to The Sims experience some really new tastes. One of the best expansion packs of the series.

Quadrilateral Cowboy's hacking mechanics are open to anyone, even if you have never typed any command into a DOS-like shell before. It is a great game, but when it will be all done you'll probably want more of it because the missions never let you really experiment with the hacking terminal and other tools.

Slime-san: Superslime Edition is a great platform, with an interesting challenge level and dozens of collectibles.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is a different kind of game than we expected, and in a good way. Ninja Theory has matured in terms of narrative and really managed to talk frankly about an abnormal condition of the mind. The gameplay should've been better, but it fits with the scope of the game.

A solid metroidvania that implements many elements from the souls series in a smart and interesting system. It's unique art style and inspired world greatly add to the overall quality, making it a valid choice for anyone who loves the genre.

Disgaea 5 Complete adds almost nothing to the PlayStation 4 we fell in love with, except for the free DLCs available at launch. This is basically the only flaw of one of the most compelling and deep strategy JRPG on the market.

Torchlight is a welcome addition to the XBLA portfolio. It's still a good game with all the good and bad aspects it had a couple of years ago when it came out on Steam.

Jurassic World Evolution 3 is gorgeous to look at and fantastic in the freedom it offers for customizing your own park. Moreover, this time the campaign is much more engaging and longer than before. There’s plenty to play, and on PC—if you know what you’re getting into—it’s unlikely to disappoint. However, the gameplay remains the weakest part of the package: mesmerizing as it may be, it’s still quite shallow and far too similar to the previous title.

If ain't broke, don't fix it: HAL Laboratory took that to the heart when they developed Planet Robobot, an extremely derivative sequel to the excellent Triple Deluxe. Kirby's new adventure is a fun and rich one, but it plays too safe the mechs featured do not really add that much to the same old structure.

Live A Live is an excellent HD-2D remake on its own but it often feels out of time.

As unnecessary Bowser's Minions may be, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is an excellent remake of one of the best RPG spin-offs in the beloved franchise.

Rainbow Billy: Curse of the Leviathan is an interesting RPG, replacing classic battles with special moves and spells with dialogues and colors to throw. The plot is interesting, the art design distinctive, and the gameplay fun. It is lacking, however, a bit of originality and complexity, which would have made it an even more interesting game.

Hokkaido's map is solid and rich, but not as inspired as Sapienza (or as big and artistically strong). It's still a good closure to Hitman's first season though. Particularly recommended for those who love contracts.

Splatoon brings fresh and fast-paced online multiplayer action on the Wii U, but the game is restrained by some issues that prevent it from being an instant classic.

Agent A is a good adventure crafted with great style and big production values that unfortunately ends a little abruptly and soon.

Fuser is a playfully very fun and valid title, able to stimulate the creativity of EDM festival fans.

Take three cups of Back to the Future, add two teaspoons of Murakami and Ganbare Goemon, cream it together with Stranger Things and, at the end, spice it up with Earthbound: this is The Kids We Were, by Gagex. A narrative game, not for everyone, but excellent: one of the best indie titles of the year, for sure.

Sunless Sea is a game for a very specific audience. It requires a patient player who loves reading and has a big imagination. But if this is you, then you'll know how does it feel to long for the open sea while remaining seated in your room.

Telltale holds a firm grip on the plot and moves thing along without asking us. Yet we have to decide what kind of person Clementine will be, and for her, the path ahead is getting darker and darker.

Football Manager 2016 is still a great game for every football fan. It brings some interesting additions, but at the same time there are some issues that Sports Interactive should finally tackle really hard.