Get Even is a flawed product, that suffers immensely from sub-par shooting and stealth sessions and some technical problems on console. Still, its interesting and complex storyline and amazing sound design make it a worthwhile - albeit short - experience.

Ghost Recon Wildlands goes back to its roots with Fallen Ghosts. This second expansion to the Ubisoft game is packed with a good number of challenging missions, new enemies and abilities.

Farming Simulator 18 on Nintendo 3DS has some bad issues like poor graphics and some heavy grinding but it delivers a nice experience for those who love the series on PC.

Some new gameplay features like the manage system help the player to forget the graphics and the general lack of innovation.

Quotation forthcoming.

With this new and charming tale, Ustwo unexpectedly proved to have a lot more to say in the universe of Monument Valley.

Maybe this is not a proper videogame, but the proposed journey is one you'd like to take.

Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire is a very simple clicker that starts from a fairly well-known franchise: it's fun at first, but becomes very repetitive after a few time.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind feels more like a DLC than a MMORPG. The main campaign isn't very long and the new features such as the Warden or Battlegrounds don't really add that much to the game itself. Fans of The Elder Scrolls III will probably feel nostalgic when running around there where everything started but then everything will become The Elder Scrolls Online again.

DiRT 4 is a solid racer that offers a compelling, fully customizable experience with lots of content.

It's hard to imagine a better debut for the series on PC: Tekken 7 is a terrific fighting game with lots of fantastic characters, new mechanics and beautiful graphics.

Daedalic Entertainment crafted a massive galaxy of planets for players to explore. Unfortunately the game mechanics are really too simple to play with, and it became an issue after just few hours in to the game. Despite that, if you love exploration and you are in need of killing time, give it a try.

The Fidelio Incident is a good walking simulator which fails when trying to be a video game.

Arms is delightful, even if it's not perfect. The single-player experience doesn't have much to offer and the multiplayer modes lack of some basic features you would expect from a competitive game. But Arms' first punch is a really strong one. It has irresistible characters and a very solid, fun and deep gameplay that make the game a true heir to Punch Out.

The Town of Light is an intense and dramatic experience, though technically poor.

MXGP 3 pointing to the complete transition to the Unreal Engine, which allows a more realistic yield and timely pace. Unfortunately, at least on Xbox One, graphic compromises are obvious, with a frame rate of 30 frames low, and a very blurry picture. For the rest, the most important thing is the spirit of a surprisingly entertaining title.

Steel Division: Normandy 44 is one of the most compelling strategy game of the recent years, single player campaigns apart.

Exciting, challenging and rich in content, WipEout Omega Collection is an excellent debut for the series on PlayStation 4.

Iron Blade could be a decent albeit repetitive hack’n’slash, but its heavy reliance on IAPs make it a game which is not so easy to recommend.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 Mobile is a good starting point for the future of the Konami series on mobile devices, thanks in particular to the new gesture controls.

Vanquish is back, with all of its frenetic and wonderful gameplay.

Fails to create something original and entertaining. Birthdays the beginning gets boring really fast and there are really few mechanics that can bring some fun. Dinosaurs otherwise are cute and well designed, but unfortunately this is just one the the few good things in the game.​

Trackmania 2: Lagoon adds a bit of pepper to Nadeo's arcade racing experience with a series of inspired and spectacular tracks, a new multiplayer mode and an even more complete, powerful and versatile editor.

This mobile version of Skullgirls takes the best of the original game and the worst of Marvel Contest of Champions.

Tokyo 42 is a stylish action shooter with a distinctive and colorful scenario. The freedom related to the completion of each mission and the variety of the equipment are significant qualities, however the variety of missions could have been deeper.

Tekken 7 had quite a lot of time to perfect its characters and systems, and it shows. What we have here is one of the best fighting games of this generation, held back only by a spectacular but ridiculous and short story mode (that is still quite fun to play, nonetheless). Long live the king.

Stay! Stay! Democratic People's Republic of Korea! is a visual novel centers on a lot of stereotypes, with predictable dialogues and a banal story. Worst of all, it fails his main goal: to do satire.

This is not really what Pokémon fans would like to see from Nintendo on mobile platform, but it can still be appreciated by young kids.