Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days is a top down shooter where you can rewind time to use various Mr. Brown, Mr. Pink and the rest of the gang to do various bloody heists. The idea is nice but the game quickly become boring and repetitive.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Lode Runner 1 is a worthy remake of a somewhat forgotten classic and it’s fun even if it’s a little bit on the easy side.

The fusion between Arkanoid and Space Invaders results in a structure so simple and intuitive that make you think how this hasn't come out before. Maybe it's more Arkanoid than Space Invaders, but the overview is solid and enjoyable.

Samurai Warriors: Spirit of Sanada focuses on the fate of a single family rather than different characters, introducing some pleasing activities but also suffering from the same old problems the series is known for.

If you love the 4x genre, you will love Endless Space 2.

Perception is meant to be different from a walking simulator, but it's so guided, easy and story based that this definition suits well. Fortunately, atmosphere and story are pretty good.

Unit 4 is a challenging 2D platform playable both in single-player and in cooperative mode up to four players.

It's still the best fighting game around, and the "new" characters are great, but it's not as big an update as Revelator, and the new story scene that follows the ending makes one thing clear: it's not going to be the last.

Street Fighter II is still a classic, and it remains amazingly fun to play today, even with vastly superior fighting games on the market. Ultra Street Fighter II, though, can only partially capture its magic, due to some questionable changes in the main mechanics of the game, and curious balance choices.

Inner Chains is a title that you would expect to find in Early Access, given the many issues that affect it.

Robot Unicorn Attack 3 is all jokes and winks, but it just feels old, confused and only occasionally fun.

Impact Winter is a good survival game, flawed by some technical issues. However, if you love its genre you may give it a shot.

With the Switch version out there, Thumper has finally found its perfect groove.

After Teslagrad we would expected really much more from Racing Games. World to the West is a nice game but with a lot of bad game design ideas. Splitting the party into four different entities was the worst thing to do and that lead to a tedious and unnecessary backtracking.

Galactic Civilization III: Crusade is the perfect expansion pack, with a lot of quality content for the base game fans.

Statik is a good virtual reality experience, with demanding puzzles that will keep you brain busy for some hours.

Farpoint is a basic shooter that we suggest only to the owners of PlayStation VR that are desperately looking for something to play.

Quotation forthcoming.

Crash Club is a simple yet addicting game that Prettygreat delivers with its signature smooth presentation and controls, but it has some flaws.

We would have loved a more complex story, more different quest and more NPC but at it's core Portal Knights it's a pretty cool game, with quite good content and a lot of stuff to do and to create. Combat system is really simple but quite challenging for the young players out there, a good compromise to satisfy a wide audience.

Minecraft Switch Edition is the best portable version available of the most famous construction blocks game.

Completely changing the rules, the Hot Wheels Expansion brings new life to the Forza Horizon 3 world, in an unpredictable way.

The mobile version of Injustice 2 improves the experience of the first episode, delivering a classic gesture fighting game with plenty of characters to unlock, different game modes and some spectacular sequences.

Disgaea 5 Complete adds almost nothing to the PlayStation 4 we fell in love with, except for the free DLCs available at launch. This is basically the only flaw of one of the most compelling and deep strategy JRPG on the market.

Echoes actually feels generic and plain especially because of its simple maps and mechanics, but a few redeeming features as dungeons and loots keep it fresh and interesting. Still, Fire Emblem veterans might find it too archaic and RPG-esque compared to Fates or Awakening.

The Surge is a metallic Souls-like with his own identity. It’s not perfect, but it worth the price.