Probably the first title for VR that a player can enjoy from start to finish. 

F1 23 represents the natural evolution of an already well-established series, strongly linked to the good things done in the past, but without neglecting modern trends, pursued even by Formula 1 itself.

When it comes to gameplay, aside from the gunplay, this fourth game is probably the best Borderlands yet. That said, it clearly needs to find the right balance on the narrative side, along with some fresh tricks to give more personality to the huge supporting cast — who, as of now, feel more like a nuisance than an asset. If you’re into shooting, Borderlands 4 is a safe bet, but when it comes to everything outside of gunplay, Gearbox’s game still lags behind.

If you love the genre this is a must buy. Don't miss it, even if there are no support for mods neither all the previews DLC's.

Reigns: Her Majesty is a brilliant product that fits just perfectly on mobile devices and improves the first chapter in almost every aspect.

Everspace 2 works very well too. Despite all the changes compared to the first chapter, or perhaps precisely because of them, it manages to present itself as a space epic on the one hand, and as an engaging shooter with spaceships on the other.

There's something serious in its take on stealth games, so Untitled Goose Game will make you laugh but also think with its puzzles, really sinking you inside the skin of an evil goose and wreaking havoc inside a peaceful village.

Yakuza Kiwami is a terrific remake with a great story, characters and gameplay, and it runs great on Xbox One.

Fast Five the Movie: Official Game is nice racing game with very good graphics, a rich career mode and an online multiplayer mode for up to ten players. What a pity the controls don't work well as they should do: the tilt ones are pretty inaccurate, the touch ones are definitely better but you always have to struggle to perform a powerslide.

Persona 3 Portable is kind of a missed opportunity: Atlus should have worked harder on this new edition of the most seminal game in the franchise.

Episode 5 is a good season finale for Tales of Monkey Island. It closes the story arch while providing good fun and some nice, maybe too easy to solve puzzles.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow comes to PC with a rich, spectacular and compelling Ultimate Edition. Forget about the old issues: now the frame rate is rock solid and everything is fine. Pity they didn't upgrade the textures.

Perhaps the plot is a little light but Darksiders II is perfect in its gameplay. Long lasting, with plenty of contents and so much fun in its combat system.

The Cat Lady is simply one of the most beautiful horror adventure out there, something that goes beyond a videogame and yet a work of art that only a videogame could have delivered.

The Beggar's Ride is a very good mix between platform and puzzle game, able to captivate the player with its story and colorful art style.

Moira McKinnon runs fast and never looks back. The challenges of the Highlands have bent the Romans, but not a fifteen-year-old girl determined to see the sea: the fast pace and the resolute look make Moira one of the most interesting video game protagonists of this year. The splendor of Scotland and the artistry of Inkle do the rest: In Highland Song never gets bored thanks to the continuous surprises of the Scottish hills and mountains, now beaten by incessant winds, now tormented by a seemingly endless snow.

Overcooked 2 is a solid and fun second chapter: it adds the online mode, even if it is also not very innovative.

Skylanders Superchargers is a brilliant episode of the franchise that manages to give some freshness to the formula.

Hunt Shodown is an excellent title in almost all respects. The permanent death of the hunter could make some players turn up their noses, but once they get into Crytek's game schemes, they manage to live with this choice.

Ilomilo is possibly the cutest puzzle game available on Xbox 360. It's even a well crafted and compelling game and one you shouldn't really miss if you don't get scared by games which may get tricky for your brains.

Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key is the last chapter of the trilogy, and it's also the best of all.

Dawn of Discovery is how every Wii strategy game should be: simple yet with a good amount of depth, this is definitely the best entry in the genre for Nintendo's console.

Vessel is a brilliant tale about human beings, life and technology, told through fresh puzzles and game mechanics.

The game has one big problem: the shooting doesn't work as it should. And that's bad because Metro 2033 has a wonderful atmosphere, a really good plot and its gameplay is very physical.

Captain Toad is a little gem on the Wii U library: a low budget game that manages to successfully expand and improve the gameplay from the Super Mario 3D World minigames, thanks to a brilliant and always surprising level design.

Echoes actually feels generic and plain especially because of its simple maps and mechanics, but a few redeeming features as dungeons and loots keep it fresh and interesting. Still, Fire Emblem veterans might find it too archaic and RPG-esque compared to Fates or Awakening.

Ghostrunner 2 is the perfect sequel: it improves on everything that made the first one great while innovating a great deal in the second half of the game: a true cyberpunk hit that keeps the first person platformer genre alive.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. is a funny, light-hearted RPG which doesn't break new grounds in any significant way, but manages to keep you entertained from start to finish.