​Unturned doesn't have major flaws, but even strength, price apart.​

​Virtua Tennis Challenge is still a solid, fun arcade game, with some nice touch controls and graphics.​

That's You! delivers an immediate experience, accessible to anyone within a few minutes. If you have a bunch of funny friends, this game can be a blast.

​Regalia Of Men and Monarchs is a good Final Fantasy Tactics-like with some flaws.​

​A bit too simplistic, Serial Cleaner is however a good example of coherence between gameplay and stylistic view in the form of hyper-classic stealth game​

RPG Maker FES fail to deliver a nice experience to beginners. Without a real tutorial, the game lacks of fundamental information to create something appealing, leaving the players bored and frustrated. It may give some satisfaction only to those who are already experienced with the series. ​

What Remains of Edith Finch is important for many things: it's a step ahead in storytelling through videogames but ultimately it's just a collection of stories well told.​

Splatoon 2 takes what was great of the original game and improves every aspect, every detail of the experience. It's a fun and compelling product, a true Nintendo game.

Drop wizard tower adds a roguelike mechanic to the formula, making it a different game from its predecessor even if equally enjoyable.

Mini DAYZ is a simple but solid survival game, and it's completely free.

Black the Fall is a good Limbo-like game, but with less personality than his muse.

Elite: Dangerous delivers a deep, fascinating space sim experience, with a tremendous potential but also a very steep learning curve.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is the definitive version of a revolutionary chapter in the overall series. There’s more than enough additional content packed in, refined visuals and a remastered soundtrack: a modern RPG with deep gameplay.

More a reskin of a typical MZ production, Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire is a strategic pay-to-win that actually doesn't do a good service to the brand.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dead by Daylight is a fun game but this porting lacks of content. Concept as usual is great but some technical issues and a lot of balancing problems make the game boring after a while. Give it a try only if you love horror atmospheres and you are a fan of slasher movies.

Cryptark is a terrific roguelike twin stick shooter, with three different campaigns, plenty of enemies and a solid, unforgiving gameplay.

AereA is the same old action RPG, only with musical instruments. The gameplay is far from being original, the visuals are ok, and the idea is nice, but it's not enough to keep you entertained.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends Heroes of Skyrim adds 150 new cards allowing the creation of new and exciting decks.

Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is a simple city builder like many others.

Hunting Simulator offers a wide variety of biomes, weapons and gadget, but it's flawed by technical and gameplay errors that fail to entertain both the hunting enthusiast and the casual player.

This first DLC is more substantial than expected: the Trial of the Sword is beautiful and hard, and the Korok Mask will help those who wish to totally complete the game. The Master Mode, less harmonius than the original adventure, represent a real challenge, even for true hardcore gamers.

The Necromancer is well designed, somewhat faithful to the original and fun to play. Unfortunately it's also a single character sold for a huge price.

Episode Prompto is a way better DLC than Episode Gladio. It's more focused to begin with and much more compelling thanks to a good narrative, some crazy villain and a pair of characters everyone learned to love. It also delivers quite a lengthy content at a somewhat cheap price, making it a nice addition to your Final Fantasy XV campaign.

Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator becomes boring after thirty minutes… Surely more than your CPU running it.

Not the revival we were looking for. The nostalgia is strong with this one, but the spirit of the series is not. The oversimplification of the mechanics, lack of content and unbalanced cars in battles make this only a slightly decent arcade racing game. It's truly a pity, because - like its predecessors - it has its moments when played with friends, and the elimination mode is great fun.

The first Framed was already a brilliant puzzle based on an original idea, but Framed 2 brings the concept to a whole new level of balance and entertainment.

Tokyo Xanadu is a decent action RPG with a nice combat system but stereotyped characters and situations.