Not only Magnetic Billiards: Blueprint is one of the most original, clever and downright entertaining puzzle games on the App Store, it's also one of the best examples on how free-to-play gaming should be done.

It's a little simplistic and something in the ball isn't quite perfect, but the reinterpretation of the classic pinball in PinOut works very well and the game is enjoyable.

Get Packed is a nice party game with some crazy moments that will make worth the time spent with this game by you and your family.

Ynglet is a small gem, a pure work of art made by an inspired Nifflas.

One of the most fun racing games around, but not at its full potential.

ZERO Sievert is the perfect entry point to the extraction shooter genre thanks to the absence of multiplayer and very replayable environments.

Company of Heroes 3 is a marvelous game and its gameplay is the result of years of craftsmanship and knowledge from Relic. Probably after 10 years from the previous title we were expecting something more, in particular from a multiplayer point of view.

Like a Dragon: Ishin! paces itself halfway between a proper remake and a simple remaster, delivering an experience that visually and structurally appears close to the original game and feels inevitably dated. However, the story, characters and contents will once again please the fans of the series.

Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy is the sequel of the popular title. The gameplay is still fun and immersive but for the future we need to have some innovation.

Stellar Blade has exceeded our expectations, once again demonstrating how the Korean development ecosystem is not lacking in talented teams. It's certainly not a flawless game, and it suffers somewhat from direct comparison with its main inspirations, never really reaching their heights. However, it is a fast-paced action game, extremely solid and technically impeccable. It's a very promising first attempt in this field for Shift Up, which bodes well for the team's future projects.

F1 2012 is what the fans of the circus are waiting for. Refined handling, new contents and above all the ultimate F1 experience.

Prequel of Solomon's Keep, in Solomon's Boneyard it's possible to use 7 little wizards, against a young Solomon Dark and his malefic creatures. The wizards attack the enemies with different kind of power, in an endless horde-mode; every character has a personal strategy, so variety and fun is guaranted.

World of Warships is fun, engaging and simple (at the beginning). The various classes offer different type of gameplay and sinking other ships feels really good. But if your team is bad there is nothing you can do.

Shadow Bug feels and looks unique, and its gameplay is well supported by perfect controls and a clever design. The only letdown is that the game is a little bit on the easy and short side.

RIDE 6 confirms itself as an extremely solid racing game in terms of gameplay, technically convincing and backed by impressive numbers, even though the new career mode falls short due to some balancing issues that end up undermining the enjoyment of progression, trivializing tuning and failing to meaningfully differentiate between the two available riding styles.

A pleasant and funny game with old gameplay mechanic is always welcome in a console lineup, especially when we talk about Wii-Ware and a low price title like Rage of Gladiator, recommend to all the old Punch Out fans and many others.

​Death of the Outsider is a good DLC: it has the same, excellent gameplay of the series but it lacks real new features.​

SteamWorld Quest is a fun, little RPG with a charming cast and an excellent combat system which gives tons of depth and variety to each battle.

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 perfectly meets all the expectations we've had for months (and years) for this sequel. It undoubtedly capitalizes on Ninja Theory's expertise and the work done seven years ago with the original title, but it doesn't even attempt to bring any real innovation to the gameplay. This is an adventure game with some puzzles and a handful of combat sequences that serve to break the narrative's rhythm. If you approach it prepared and aware of this reality, we're confident that Hellblade 2 will not disappoint you. However, if you were tired of the first game or expected a cutting-edge action title, you might end up feeling burned. But one thing is for sure: if you find a way to check it out, do so at all costs, if only to understand what is, to date, the new technological benchmark of modern video games.

Dungeon Defenders is an indie game with many contents and great replay value.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III is packed with content. Two campaign, zombies, multiplayer and various enjoyable extras. Unfortunately weak but imaginative Campaign and some multiplayer issues keep Black Ops III from excellence.

Age of Wonders: Planetfall perfectly mixes the XCOM series with the Civilization one without renouncing to the peculiar characteristics of the past chapters of the series.

Etrian Odyssey Nexus is the most refined entry in the series and a perfect love letter to fans who have played the franchise through the years.

Racing Rivals does a great job in terms of structure, delivering a fast, immediate experience thanks to an excellent interface and online multiplayer, though it's not equally good when it comes to gameplay.

Horace is a nice surprise: a fun platform game with a good narrative. A great tribute to the 16 bit era.

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a crazy party game based on the Takeshi's Castle TV show: guaranteed fun on PC and PS4.

Lost Ark is probably the best free-to-play MMO you can play today. It has an addictive combat system and the campaign is extremely long and you can complete that with or without friends. The only problems come with the ending that appears too intricate and difficult to understand completely.

This isn't the Nintendo's Wine and Blood we hoped for - but it's still a great DLC, with an amazing dungeon, and beautiful new shrines.