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.

The Force Awakens is an amazing entry in the stagnant LEGO series developed by TT Games. It trades the open world exploration for a tight, cohesive level design which keeps from getting stale and constantly offers a different interactive approach to the original screenplay. It's also hilarious and filled with collectibles to unlock.

Rodeo Stampede: Sky Zoo Safari is a nice take on the endless run genre.

Eyes of Heaven tries perhaps too hard to translate the bizarre dynamics of the original work into a chaotic brawler which is kinda fun but also very frustrating to play. With no training mode or competitive/cooperative local play, you are stuck to a long story mode with tons of goodies to unlock.

Pixel Cup Soccer 16 is an enjoyable and accessible football game that just needs a bit of more depth.

Transformers: Earth Wars is a simple but compelling casual strategy game, with a nice selection of characters.

Thanks to the GamePad, Terraria on Wii U is probably the best console version of this fantastic sandbox game. Too little too late, maybe, but a great experience nonetheless.

Furi is an extremely well directed game that mixes twin stick shooter and hack'n'slash mechanics. A frantic sequence of challenging boss fights accompanied by an excellent soundtrack.

Building on the same formula of Heroes of Loot and Space Grunts, Heroes of Loot 2 presents an original take on the dungeon crawler structure with some peculiar idea in place, like the double characters. There are some flaws in balancing and design, but overall it's an enjoyable little game.

Beneath an amazingly intimidating shell, lies an amazingly complex, deep and satisfying strategy game. Few gamers will pass the first, really hard impact, but those few will be engaged and excited, and, eventually, happy.

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness is a mess of a game. There's still something charming here and there which will appeal the most hardcore fan, but there's a couple things going wrong every time something goes right. Disappointing to say the least.