Emily Wants To Play is a nicely done creepy title, despite the simplicity and a truly inflated cue (the classic haunted house), managing to make right random mechanics, although not without some issues. It will scare you and it reveals a great pastime to celebrate Halloween. Will not last long and it is graphically poor, but what we have here is a title that we recommend to all those who love the genuine jump scares.

Sid Meier’s Civilization VI is one of the best 4x games on the market and one of the best Civilization games to date.

Gears of War 4 on PC is absolutely stunning, probably the best game to show what 4K gaming looks like. With plenty of options and a good optimization, everyone can find the right configuration. But the Windows 10 store is still a bad user experience.

Bohemian Killing is a game that will test your wits in an original and intelligent way, a truly unique product in the "procedural game" genre. Its only limits are the one of a indie production, so the graphics are not awesome, but they are good enough to understand what's happening.

Plants Vs. Zombies Heroes is a solid card battler with many different heroes, two challenging campaigns and an interesting online multiplayer mode.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is probably one of the best, if not the best, Dragon Ball games out there. Dimps improved every aspect of the first game: solid combat system, good graphic, spectacular animations and a totally new hub in Conton City. The camera has some issues here and there, but nothing to be worried about.

World of Final Fantasy may look like Pokémon but it's much more Final Fantasy at its core. It's colorful and cheerful with an interesting battle system which is more interesting than it initially appears. The story makes almost no sense but the fun characters and twists keep it compelling.

Titanfall 2 is undoubtedly a shining example of brilliant game design. The campaign is short, but it's also perfectly paced and full of surprising moments, while the multiplayer changes make the experience way more varied when you compare it to the predecessor.

Simplicity and immediacy are the foundation of Flappy Golf 2, that even though it can't stand for too long, given its subtle structure, can offer some hour of light-hearted fun.

FIFA Mobile is all about opening pack of cards, while the real soccer action lies in the background and it’s also pretty disappointing.

Batman: Return to Arkham is a must have for those who haven't played Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City. Too bad for some small optimization problem and the lack of 60fps.

Shuffle Cats is a simple and fun "Rummy with cats", with a nice real time online multiplayer but also a despicable freemium model.

Battlezone VR is a nice reboot for an arcade classic from the Eighties. But you have to play it with other friends, single player campaign gets boring after few missions.

Yomawari: Night Alone is a particular survival horror based both on deduction and elusion from a child's perspective. In the first hours the game experience is quite interesting, but also too frustrating to be appreciated by any kind of gamer.

WWE 2K17 is a rich and comprehensive game, designed exclusively for the hardcore fans of the WWE shows, but this year's iteration lacks the story mode and brings the same slow and cumbersome gameplay we experienced so far.

Rhythm Paradise Megamix is the most complete chapter of the series, with some fresh new minigames and a story mode that keeps entertained for a good amount of time. A definite must buy for the newscomers and fans of the franchise.

Shadow Warrior is back with more weapons, procedurally generated maps, online co-op and more fortune cookies. Something could have been done better, but the overall experience is worth a ride if you love chaos, fast paced action and 80s humor.

Reus is a good addition to the home console catalogue thanks to his deep gameplay mechanics and nice art direction, but if you don’t like god games there is nothing else for you here.

DICE won the Great War. The multiplayer of Battlefield 1 is stellar, thanks to the best maps in the recent entries and astounding visuals. The campaign is good, but is just 5 hours and with a.i. issues.

The first true horror game for PlayStation VR is an unpleasant and revolting experience. But not for the reasons you are thinking.

You can hardly call PlayStation VR Worlds a complete game. It is much like a collection of five tech demos, but they are expansive and only one or two of them might be worth your time.

Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience is a good collection: three games, one box and a hundred of incredible game moments for 40 euro. Great value.

Skylanders imaginators plays it a bit too safe with the same game mechanics, but the editor and some RPG flavour give some more deep to a solid and enjoyable formula.

The PlayRoom VR is a collection of five little games, and a free exhibition of the VR capabilities.

Probably the most funny and easy experience in VR that you can show to all the non-players you know.

The single player mode needs more juice, but right now EVE: Valkyrie is one of the best and most frantic experiences for PlayStation VR, showing why virtual reality has so much potential in the long run.

Rez Infinite keeps aging well in its gameplay mechanics. The new Area X is absolutely brilliant and show how great a VR experience can be.

Rush of Blood is a roller coaster ride through the unsettling world of Until Dawn. Always engaging, sometimes disturbing, rarely scary, it's a competent on-rail-shooter enhanced by the virtual reality.