Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World is the porting that 3DS owners were waiting for: it has all the features of Wii U version and new funny additions.

All bugs and no play makes Pro Basketball Manager 2017 a dull game.

WarFriends is a solid attempt at the cover shooter sub-genre, enriched with some nice strategic elements.

​​Digimon World: Next Order brings back the same gameplay of the original Digimon World, refining it in order to deliver a more streamlined experience for all the fans of the series.​

Quotation forthcoming.

Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach is a good strategy game that lacks in narrative terms.

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard is a reminiscent of the old school survival horror with some modern mechanics from title like Outlast. The plot is a little 'stereotypical, but the game has seductive sounds and atmosphere.

Resident Evil 7 returns to horror with a change of perspective that suits PC controls well. Technically is far from perfect, but the good stuff shines with more definition and more frames.

Star Wars: Force Arena delivers a simple but terribly solid MOBA experience, a Clash Royale clone with some of the most beloved characters ever.

Kingdom Hearts II.8 HD is the last piece that leads us to Kingdom Hearts III.

Tales of Berseria is a joy to play: battles are easy to learn and hard to master affairs in a colorful world filled with mature characters, intriguing plotlines and intense plot twists. It is sad the game feels very old-gen here and there: dungeons are especially dull and backtracking has now become a staple in the series. Bandai Namco does need to focus on current hardware if it really wants to bring its new vision of Tales to life.

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard brings back the true Resident Evil experience into the franchise, by mixing old and new elements in a creepy way. Dealing with the Baker family will get you involved even when you are not in front of the TV screen (or with the PlayStation VR on your head).

Detention is more Silent Hill than the many Silent Hill clones on the market.

​The fundamental mechanics are always the same since Puzzle Bobble, but some fresh ideas, like the different objectives in the levels, are thrown in the mix here, making Bubble Witch Saga 3 a good alternative​.

Yakuza 0 is a terrific game, packed with a simple structure but extremely rich in content. The campaign tells a long, deep, violent story, with two charismatic characters and a whole lot of enemies to fight.

Force of Nature is a mixture of different games: sandbox, survival, quest and resources management and the result is pretty impressive.

It has a quirky premise and good graphics, but unresponsive controls and a somewhat bland personality makes it hard for Le Parker: Sous Chef Extraordinaire to stand out in the crowd, even if it’s a decent platformer.

If you still hadn't enough of tower defense on mobile platform, Castle Creeps TD represents a a wonderful model for this genre, with well-balanced structure and good realization. The problem is just its total lack of originality.

Highway Runners is a passionate tribute to the classic Out Run: a fun and colorful arcade racer, with many levels and unlockables.

Dragon Quest VIII on Nintendo 3DS lacks the outstanding visuals of its original PlayStation 2 counterpart but definitely makes up for them with lots of new content and enhancement.

Gravity Rush 2 is basically what Gravity Rush should have been from the start. It's larger, longer and more focused both gameplay and storywise... and unfortunately shares with its prequel the very same annoying issues, namely a fickly camera and some bloated quests. If this was a send-off, Japan Studio actually delivered with style.

Silly Sausage: Doggy Dessert is basically more of the same, with some minor tweaks and a ramped up difficulty level which makes it somewhat frustrating over its predecessor.

Following the well known formula, Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse is a good JRPG, stuck in the past but still very interesting to play thanks to the large scale plot.

Angry Birds Blast! is a match-3 puzzle game with lots of levels, but the gameplay fails to deliver.

Interesting mix between a tower defense and an action RPG, World of Van Helsing: Deathtrap is almost the same title we saw on PC a couple of years ago with the same strengths, except for the editor, and weaknesses.

​It's just a collection of mini-games, but Grumpy Cat's Worst Game Ever has a soul between the split/second samples of gameplay, and it's quite exhilarating.​

Shantae: Half-Genie Hero an impressive 2D platformer, with an immersive soundtrack, very nice cel-shaded graphics and a solid gameplay. The game makes consistent us of backtracking and that doesn't always feel good, but we really appreciated its "old school" approach.

The Dwarves brings the novel setting into the videogame with a compelling and well-narrated plot. Unfortunately the game is overwhelmed by its own ambitions, and the gameplay part is not as good.