Quadrilateral Cowboy's hacking mechanics are open to anyone, even if you have never typed any command into a DOS-like shell before. It is a great game, but when it will be all done you'll probably want more of it because the missions never let you really experiment with the hacking terminal and other tools.

Batman: Arkham Underworld is an interesting attempt at the RTS genre, packed with several well-known villains to unlock and lots of missions.

Tricky Towers is a fun puzzle game with a good level of challenge, especially in multiplayer mode. It is a bit short in single player mode.

PC users can finally put their hands on Earth Defense Force, with a fun, spectacular episode that unfortunately looks very dated graphics wise, it's full of glitches and a little over priced.

Anarcute is easy to learn, but difficult enough to require some effort also from experienced players. Don't be distracted by the cuteness of its heroes, the revolution is coming!

Headlander is a metroidvania with a twist: you don't have a body, so you must take control of the many robots that surrounds you. Full of the typical Double Fine sense of humor, the game it's not bad, but could be boring in the long run.

Kerbal Space Program is simply the best and most realistic space travel simulation available.

Even if the premise is the most classic for the puzzle genre, Tumblestone manages to present something new thanks to the modifier system and the cooperative multiplayer.

I am Setsuna is as vintage as it can get and manages to recall what we did love about the JRPG genre in the '90. It is however very low budget and comparatively expensive. It also tries to tell a good story at a somewhat frantic pace in repetitive locations and throughout extremely simple fights.

Necropolis puts its bases on very solid foundations, losing too quickly because of design choices are not always the best, entrusted to increased difficulties and never too stimulating.

Kill Strain is a nice attempt at the action MOBA genre, but the game only offers limited content for now and suffers from some questionable balancing choices.

CSR Racing 2 is a solid drag racer with awesome graphics, but it doesn't bring anything new to the table.

Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme VS Force is a game made for fans but even them will recognize its huge shortcomings. Perhaps Bandai Namco should have localized a simpler, better game because the tactical aspects in this are dampened by horrible camera controls and dumb AI issues. That being said, 2 vs 2 battles can be lot of fun, once used to this weird combat system.

Pokémon GO is a dream come true for generations of players, but something is still missing. You can't exchange pokémon or challenge your friends and there are a lot of technical issues. However, Pokémon GO is an enjoyable social experience and it would become a must have with the right improvements.

Want to see what's wrong with movie tie-ins? Play this game. It's a boring, badly written, repetitive and uninspired mess, sold at an high price. Forget about it, and forget about the fact that the name "Ghostbusters" is written on the cover.

BOXBOXBOY! is a simple, interesting and challenging small game that will make every fan of the original happy.

Song of the Deep is a good metroidvania with an excellent artistic sector and a nice plot, but the simplified combat system and some decontextualized puzzles affect the value.

Hawken is one of the best free to play titles on the market, also playable without spending money. On xbox one textures are poor and there is an annoying tearing, but overall it is good to see and play.

Hyperburner is a fun, stylish futuristic racer, with a solid campaign and great graphics and sound.

A competent and brilliant metroidvania, that demonstrates Francisco Telléz's talent once again. There are some nuances here and there, and the difficulty curve is not always perfect, but it's still a game that should be played by any fan of the genre.

Year after year, Le Tour de France is a slightly better version of the same game. Unfortunately there are still many problems on the way to a satisfying simulation of the sport. In theory, the ideas of Cyanide are good, in practice they must face a not-so-good making, especially with the AI and the management of stamina. It's not broken at all and it can be fun and sometimes even exhilarating, but there is a lot to improve.

After two years of silence FRU is finally here, and it stands as a demonstration of what Kinect could have done for games, and sadly never would at this point.

Monster Hunter Generations is more like a sidestep than a true step forward in the long lasting franchise, and yet it feels like it has somewhat evolved the general gameplay. It lacks on novelty since it basically rehashes bosses and maps from previous games with a few additions but it's a lengthy and fun ride nevertheless for veterans and especially newcomers alike.

RWBY: Grimm Eclipse is an awful game that lack of content. Only for fans.

There's something genuine and nostalgic about Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast, along with what seems like true love for the band. You can't expect too much depth in a free-to-play RPG based on the license of a heavy metal band, but inside this limits, Roadhouse Games has managed to build something remarkable.

Adventures of Mana is likely the best version for the first installment of the Mana series. but the PlayStation Vita port is not as good as it could be.

Carmageddon has not aged well unfortunately, and Max Damage mantains all Incarnation's problems. Some added content is definitely not enough to make this game a worthy experience for anyone, except the nostalgic fans of the original.

Combo Quest 2 manages to make up for all the flaws of the prequel, which was a fun but very limited game: here the brand new rpg mechanics give the adventure a much longer lasting appeal.