Parappa the Rapper Remastered reaches a good level and remains, after many years, a very nice game: technically this remastered is great although leaves a few aspects out and some extra content make it richer the the original one. The result overall is positive, but for a special occasion like this anniversary, honestly, we expected more.

Faster, Baby! is really fast. It's so fast it ends in a flash.

Troll and I is full of good ideas, but poorly executed.

After Card Crawl, Tinytouchtales delivers another great mixture of genres based on cards. Card Thief manages to be simple in its concept but deep and compelling at every game, even if it has some flaws between balance and longevity.

There's something very genuine in the way Blaster Master Zero remains faithful to the original title. More than an aesthetically revamped reboot, this is an exciting, old fashioned action game.

Mass Effect: Andromeda is a spectacular game to see on PlayStation 4. It has several flaws in terms of plots, companions and quests but technically is very good.

Shadowverse has new interesting gameplay mechanics and can be a good alternative to Hearthstone.

Episode Gladio is kind of a weird DLC: it might have been a nice addition to the main quest but it actually works well by itself as an action packed mission which also deepens some interesting side stories. With some good replayability and a few astounding musical tracks, it will keep fans of Final Fantasy XV busy for a couple hours at a somewhat cheap price.

Has-Been Heroes has some good ideas but it gets boring pretty fast. Despite that it offers a really great challenge to players who wants to test their strategic skills. The game gives its best with Nintendo Switch portability.

Kingdom Hearts back again on PlayStation 4, in an awesome sixty frames per seconds version!

Slick production values and a both relaxing and challenging gameplay make Paper Wings a pretty interesting game you definitely might want to check out.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is a solid sequel: in addition to two hundred new yo-kai, Level5 is been able to expand the open world and the combat system with some new interesting mechanics. However, the recruitment system is still pretty poor.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is a solid sequel: in addition to two hundred new yo-kai, Level5 is been able to expand the open world and the combat system with some new interesting mechanics. However, the recruitment system is still pretty poor.

Thimbleweed Park brings us all to the point-and-click era, jumping more than twenty years back in time to discover the truth behind a murder case.

Beat Cop is a very nice strategic adventure that tells a great truth: life's hard, it's full of choices and you can't save everyone. What will you do if you have to decide between the greater good and a personal benefit?

Power Rangers: Legacy Wars is a very interesting game for the fans of the Saban series, but the excitement doesn't last for long.

Miniature Garden is a good visual novel with maybe too many cliché.

Persona 5 is not just a deep and competent role playing game but also one of the better written RPGs ever. Everything just clicks and resonates with players on different levels, depending on their private life and social experiences. Persona 5 is almost educational and, by the end, it makes you look at your life - and videogames alike - in a new, different way.

Everything is a unique and experimental simulation of the universe, supported by philosophical thoughts and interaction outside the box.

FlatOut 4 tries so hard to be good, but the story mode is quite boring, the IA is unbalanced and the mini-game section is fun, but forgettable in the long run.

It's definitely a great collection, and a must have for visual novel and adventure aficionados. The lack of Zero Time Dilemma in the package, unfortunately, makes it hard for newcomers to understand the whole Uchikoshi epic, and is an unfortunate choice in an otherwise amazing return.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's strange and a little repetitive, but it has also plenty of charm and a good structure that can easily enchant everyone.

Kona can thrill you during the first hours, but then it loses some of its appeal due to technical issues and a not-so-original plot. If you like exploration with some survival mechanics and a good narrative level, you will likely enjoy it.

It’s not the first time that a mobile game tries to capture that LocoRoco feeling, but The Big Journey does the job pretty well, thanks to charming visuals and a gameplay suitable for all ages.

Quotation forthcoming.

Despite a few new ideas, which don't always work as expected, Dead Rising 4 does not show huge improvements to the original formula: It's a fun game with a bunch of problems and nothing more.

Toukiden 2 comes with plenty of missions, dozens of weapons and some nice bosses, but also an empty open world and modest graphics.