Noblemen: 1896 is an ambitous game, rich in content a visually nice, but in the end it bites off more than it can chew.

Quite obviously not the greatest port around, but still a decent job for a game that remains one of the best in the entire genre. If you have the game on PC, there's really no need to pay attention to this Complete Edition.

Too many jump scares and too little narrative make Don’t Knock Twice predictable and boring.

ARK: Survival Evolved should be the first triple A survival game, but It is not completely true.

Knack 2 does everything better than it's predecessor. We have now a deeper combat system, more variety, and a good level design. Knack 2 is now the family game that the first chapter could have been.

Absolver offers a new approach to the martial arts simulation. It's not easy to start to play, but it can pay off in the long distance.

War of the Chosen is the perfect expansion that add a ton of new contents to a great game.

A nice remastered version of a good old survival horror game, but without major differences from the other versions, apart from some little visual upgrades.

A strong, entertaining first episode for the prequel of Life is Strange.

The latest Everybody’s Golf entry is the biggest ever. With plenty of customization options and play - both online and offline - you'll be captured by this game.

Expanding the original Pen and Paper formula, this new game from Behold offers more space but almost the same structure, with its strengths (humour, characters management) and flaws (repetitive quests).

​Knight of the Frozen Throne adds 135 new cards, the keyword lifesteal and a free PvE adventure.

Its aesthetics could make you think about classic platforming, but Hoggy 2 delivers its best in the puzzle compartment, while remaining quite flawed in its action platform sections.

Rogue Wizards is a very nice RPG with plenty of missions, cute graphics and some very bland freemium mechanics.

Road Warriors is a fun racing game that offers daily challenges with a decent free to play formula. It has some rough edges and gets repetitive on the long run, but it’s definitely worth downloading.

Thanks to a good concept and trough the breathtaking music composed by Steven Wilson, Last Day of June tells an original and touching story.

This is, quite clearly, a labour of love. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle is a brilliant take on the turn based strategy genre, that wonderfully fuses the Nintendo Aesthetic to a fast-paced tactical system and well crafted puzzles.

Super Phantom Cat 2 is the fair sequel of a good puzzle-platform that still stands out for its polished visuals and smooth gameplay, but its simplicity and sometimes clumsy controls are also still there.

War Wings could be the next big thing in mobile multiplayer games, since it's a fun, accessible shooter that intelligently exploits the setting of World War II, offering a rich catalog of planes and a solid progression.

F1 2017 consolidates Codemasters's work with the past edition, adding further facets and depth to the single player experience.

Yakuza Kiwami is a virtually perfect remake, which extensively enhances the elements that characterize the original chapter of the series, enriching them in multiple ways.

Silly Walks is a very enjoyable action game, thanks to a simple but clever gameplay and an irresistibly cute presentation.

​Starcraft Remastered still works and offers a lot of contents. At the same time gives an anachronistic feeling which will make a lot of players tired pretty fast.​

A masterful example of what an expansion should be, The Lost Legacy is truly magnificent from a technical standpoint, and able to slightly evolve the Uncharted series without changing its roots.

​Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 is an intriguing compilation with some very polarizing games which may appeal or not fans and newcomers alike. Although well done, it feels a bit lackluster and the addition of a couple more games - such as Mega Man & Bass - would have been much more appreciated.​

Titanfall: Assault is a solid RTS with plenty of units to unlock and upgrade.

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.

It's as ridiculously over the top as the last Saints Row, and definitely a step in the right direction when it comes to gameplay and variety. The problems stem from the limitation of the classic open world structure and some technical issues (mostly some irritating bugs).