Probably the best twin stick shooter out there, Alienation delivers a solid, compelling experience for both solo and cooperative play.

The PC version of Outland is as good as the console versions that you may have already played in 2011. It is a solid platform game with great action elements and compelling boss fights: you can also choose to play it alone or with a friend via online co-op, where you can also get some additional content.

Steredenn: Binary Stars manages to put a new idea inside one of the most traditionalist game structure, making a strange but working blend of 2D shooter and roguelike.

Teamfight Tactics is the best autobattler on the market, one of the few with its identity.

3 out of 10 Season 2 continues in the layout of the first part of the game. The problem is that it moves very slowly and after ten episodes nothing fascinating has happened yet.

Super Robot Wars 30 celebrates thirty years of an iconic franchise for many Japanese robots fans, and it does it in the best way: with an official western release, although limited to the PC version available on Steam.

Perfect Dark is not a game for everyone. Many things have changed since it first came out on the N64, but still it is worth to play through especially if you haven't played it, back at those times. Old gamers will surely love it.

Its structural proximity to Nioh will perhaps be a bitter pill to swallow for those who have never loved inventory management and the progression of that saga, yet Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty completely revolutionizes the combat system of those games and manages to offer a generally much more balanced and adrenaline-pumping experience, despite the simplification of the offensive mechanics. Team Ninja's latest work is an extremely well-finished and long-lived game, which demonstrates the growth of its developers in many aspects, and overall manages to eliminate many defects of the works from which it took the basis. We are far from perfect, but we recommend it without fear to any fan of quality action.

Expectations were high for the new F1 management game, but they were only partially met. F1 Manager 2022 is a good starting point to work on (the developer has acquired a four-year license), but still decidedly immature in content, especially as regards the more strictly managerial part.

A solid effort from People Can Fly and a game that will entertain you along its fast, if a bit short, ride. If you think you'll find the time to play it over and over with your friends on Xbox Live, this is a game worth checking out. If you are a lone wolf, be warned that your adventure will be over quickly.

Anarcute is easy to learn, but difficult enough to require some effort also from experienced players. Don't be distracted by the cuteness of its heroes, the revolution is coming!

Halo Wars 2 is not a perfect game, but is the best RTS on console and a great sequel!

Expeditions offer a unique experience, in an already inimitable series.

Even though it’s set on the surface of a planet, Homeworld: Desert of Kharak brings you all the fun, the strategy and the sense of dimensions of the Homeworld saga. One of the best strategy games of the year, flawled only by minor bugs.

L.A. Noire still delivers a solid, compelling experience, improving the original graphics in many ways.

Don't Starve is at the same time simple and complex, relaxing and intense. Refined mechanics, tons of objects and inspired graphics are able to create an addictive mix. Farming maybe indigestible for some players, but those who love the survival-sandbox formula will be captured by this game.

Assault Android Cactus is one of the best twin stick shooter available on Steam. The game delivers a frantic, compelling experience, packed with many different characters and lots of enemies to shoot at.

Road 96 is, ultimately, a successful adventure, which, however, never manages to get to the bottom, limiting itself to exposing its vision in the most didactic way possible.

If you are in search of a good golf game, leave it be, but if you want a good story, you will find one of the most significant games of the year.

Crysis Remastered Trilogy is an excellent collection as a whole, which allows you to play the three chapters that make up the series with more modern graphics, capable of taking advantage of even the most performing video cards. Of course, it is interesting to note how you start with an excellent title (Crysis), moving on to a decent one and nothing more (Crysis 2) to get to a really great one (Crysis 3), but honestly we do not recommend you to sacrifice any of the three (they are can also be purchased individually) in case you decide to take the trilogy, because in any case they form a unique story, which is worth living in full, once you are inside. It must also be said that the experience as a whole remains identical to that of the originals, so those who have already lived it will not find great incentives to do it again, apart from the graphic ones.

Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky is finally out of its niche thanks to a good blend of traditional jRPG gameplay and peculiar alchemy/crafting shenanigans. It has quite a few flaws, but it can easily appeal newcomers as well.

Observation is a narrative driven game with a great storytelling, made by the Stories Untold studio.

Warhammer Quest delivers a solid strategy experience, packed with several RPG elements, a lot of quests to complete, items to find and enemies to fight.

Anger Foot is not a game without flaws. We've actually encountered many throughout our adventure in the sunny Shit City, while kicking doors and asses of goons and strange creatures. Nonetheless, its funny, stupidly satisfying gameplay makes this "first-person shooter" genre debut one to cherish jealousy in our library.

Paper Beast is a VR puzzle adventure with several original mechanics and a great atmosphere, but also some very cumbersome controls.

Alan Wake Remastered marks the debut of Remedy Entertainment's iconic action shooter on all platforms more than eleven years after the famous Xbox 360 exclusive. Featuring the original campaign, two DLCs and some little extras, the game runs at 4K and 60 fps on next-gen consoles, replacing a large number of assets, textures and effects.

Behind the cute appearances lies a hard as nails racing game, which demands dedication and patience to be mastered.

A fun and challenging puzzle/platform based on physics, To-Fu Fury doesn't do anything really new but does it very well, despite some issues in controls