Mass Effect: Andromeda is an enormous game that will keep the player engaged for tons of hours of gameplay. The combat system is probably the best thing about the entire project: it's fast and rewarding. Sadly it has a bunch of flaws starting from the animation department to the big landscapes full of secondary, boring quests. And above all it lacks the epic tone of the previous installments.

Absolutely not the brighter, colour-filled platform you can find out there, but Mushroom 11 starts from a strong idea and develops it very well.

Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey is a good JRPG with solid gameplay mechanics and a very large world map that offers a lot of more content than the previous games did.

Disc Jam is fun and engaging, even though it needs more contents and game modes.

Danganronpa 1.2 Reload includes Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc and Goodbye Despair, two of the best visual novels out there with great stories, strong crime-solving mechanics and deep characters. PS Vita version is still preferable.

If you love the stealth genre, you will love Styx: Shards of Darkness.

Feminazi: The Triggering is the perfect 4Chan son.

I Am Setsuna is still the same ultra-classic JRPG released on PC and PS4. On Switch it results enriched by the portable function but its flaws like its strengths, are still the same.

Mario Sports Superstars oozes quality when it comes to pure gameplay, but the same can't be said about singleplayer content, and not all the sports are polished at the same level. It's obviously a multiplayer game at heart, consider that if you decide to give it a try.

With an awesome lore and plenty of beautiful characters and enemies, Malicious Fallen delivers a hardcore boss rush experience with three different campaigns, but still suffers from a very bad camera.

Lego Worlds is a funny tool to build whatever you like with unlimited virtual bricks.

Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 runs fine but the lack of a true player base online makes it hard to enjoy a game which is so bare bone single player wise.

Even if it belongs to a genre which is anything but new nor original, Rabbids Crazy Rush does everything right and manages to deliver some good fun.

Breath of the Wild on Wii U runs at 720p, and has the same, small framerate issues of the Switch version. The loading times are surprinsingly good, considering the size of the game. Anyway, the only important thing to say is that Breath of the Wild on Wii U is as excellent as his Switch brother.

Alone in the Dark's creator is back to the horror genre with a stealth puzzle game full of gore and gloomy feelings. The idea is nice but flawed with some technical issues.

The Last Stand DLC brings a new game mode into The Division, updating the Dark Zone with instanced matches requested by the players. The new incursion, Signal Lost, is also one of the best we've seen so far.

Old Psychonauts fans will surely enjoy Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin, which is a good virtual reality experience. But it is also really short and could have been a deeper from a narrative point of view.

MUL.MASH.TAB.BA.GAL.GAL proves that even an idea as old as the medium itself can be quite original with a right attitude.

Rival Gears Racing brings together drag racers and endless runners to deliver a fun experience that becomes very repetitive after a while.

Despite some flaws and a clear focus on multiplayer, Super Bomberman R is a good return to the roots of the franchise. Short on single player but endless fun with friends.

Fast RMX is one of the best Switch launch titles, delivering an impressive futuristic racing game that F-Zero's fans should definitely enjoy.

To really enjoy 1-2-Switch you just need a few beers and an awful lot of friends.

A perfect realization of a simple idea, Snipperclips is a joy to play and, at least for now, it's only limited by the number of its levels.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands marks the debut of the series in the open world genre and does a pretty good job at it, delivering a huge campaign playable alone or online.

If you're looking for perfection NieR: Automata isn't for you. This is a flawed experience, but also a deeply engrossing one, that will challenge your preconceptions about videogames, and will blow your mind with a brilliant and crazy campaign structure, perfectly matched with continuous gameplay transformations.

Breath of the Wild is excellent in terms of controls, game design and interaction, and these three elements together create something really unique. This is an open world where you have to know and understand the morphology of the territory: following the radar isn't enough. This isn't just a masterpiece, it's also a videogame that exalts an underestimated virtue: grace.

RollerCoaster Tycoon Touch is the best mobile iteration of the popular simulation game.

Hidden Folks retrieves one of the simplest concept you can find on the scene, making it still absolutely brilliant and enjoyable.