Finding Paradise is the sequel that To the Moon deserved.

Saint Seiya: Cosmo Fantasy rarely works and when it does it becomes an underwhelming and generic gacha game with some pretty visuals and scores.

Operation White Noise brings three new, and fun to play, operators but what really shines in this new update is the new map Tower. We think that Dokkaebi and Vigil could change the actual meta. Let's just wait and see.

Amazing Katamari Damacy puts the classic gameplay of the series in an endless runner structure: it works pretty well, but don’t expect it to be anything else than a cute diversion.

LocoRoco 2 is the perfect opportunity to recover the small masterpiece created by Japan Studio.

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.

This new remastered edition of Okami doesn't add much outside of 4K support, but it doesn't really matter. The original game remains a splendid gem, with incredible visuals and an amazing amount of brilliant mechanics and ideas. Give it a chance this time.

If you're fan of the anime, Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team has got everything: special techniques, powerful shots and so on. What a pity the experiences become very repetitive very quickly.

SpellForce 3 is a truly enjoyable comeback, with solid mixed gameplay.

One of the best expansions for the collectible card game from Blizzard without any doubt. Solo adventures are pure fun and the new meta shines under the new legendary weapons and minions. It's time to come back on the servers.. just don't touch the candles!

​The Walking Dead Collection is the definitive package for those who have never had the chance to play one of the best narrative adventures ever made.​

Star Ocean: The Last Hope isn't offensively bad like Integrity & Faithlesness and this remastered porting does improve a lot the game on the technical side. Still extremely animesque, it keeps delivering on a solid combat system and a few twists which may appeal fans of the genre.

After its success on PC, Game Dev Tycoon finds a new home on mobile platform, where it fits perfectly with its balanced blend of strategy and simulation, but also its flaws remain unaltered.

If you enjoyed the fishing minigame and you want to see again Cindy, Noctis and other characters from Final Fantasy XV, Monster of the Deep is what you were looking for.

​Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package brings the latest adventure of Frank West to PlayStation 4, with an edition full of extra content, some of which is really crazy.​

With the Become a Legend story mode, Road to the Olympics it's a nice twist for Steep. This new DLC offer a really far experience from the original game but at the same time it keeps the good gameplay feeling.

Sniper Strike: Special Ops is a solid shooter with a nice campaign, interesting multiplayer modes and gorgeous graphics.

A Hat in Time is a solid and fun 3D platformer, with inspired and charismatic characters.

With Ode Ubisoft Reflections created another very interesting experience after Grow Home and Grow Up. The game is short and suffers from excessive slipperiness regarding the movement of the character, but it's got some original ideas and a bunch of evocative sequences.

​Snapbreak Games delivers another good amount of puzzles in this Faraway 2: Jungle Escape. Compelling and never too hard, this is a good mobile interpretation of the explorative puzzle genre.

You can now enjoy DOOM in all its essence in a special way. Unfortunately, it will last a little.

GRID Autosport is an outstanding racing game, right now the best you can find on the App Store.

Capcom released a solid porting of the original Resident Evil: Revelations and its sequel for Nintendo Switch. If you haven't already played them, this is a nice chance to return in the world of survival horror in its most classic style.

An interesting story and some good puzzles, but the production values are not up to par.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a JRPG masterpiece. It feels derivative at times and does not always inspire the same shock and awe like the first Xenoblade Chronicles did 6 years ago but it flows better, not to mention it's longer, meatier and more focused.

A solid porting with a good amount of content. Portal Knights for Nintendo Switch is improved by the new touch system, and despite some frame rate issues is able to provide a lot of fun for several hours.

World of Final Fantasy arrives on Steam with a somewhat lazy porting: you can't really customize your visual experience but you can turn some ridiculous cheats on and off. That being said, World of Final Fantasy plays well and it's fun and engaging now as it was on PlayStation 4.

Puzzle Fighter is a frustratingly designed app which hinges on the addictive original game but ultimately offers no reasons to keep up with the grind of online battles and unfair power levels.