Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus is a decent porting of a mediocre entry in the long debated franchise. Although colorful and pleasant to look at, Shinovi Versus suffers all the issues Tamsoft fixed with Deep Crimson, therefore feels like a step backward gameplay wise.

A clicker game is always a controversial solution, but in some cases, as in Nonstop Knight, can really fits in the structure.

Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book is a valid entry in the long-running series. It sports some novelties, some of them are good (for example the day/night cycle), others not so much, like a sort of step behind in the battle system, but in the end it will please fans of the saga and could be a good start for newcomers, although it can be a little too sparse and inconsistent at times.

Smite is a peculiar and accessible MOBA, whose gameplay is quite suitable to a gamepad. On PS4 the launch wasn't perfect, but as of now most problems have disappeared, and what remains is a pretty good DotA-like with a massive roster of heroes.

Simply put, Sky Force Reloaded is one of the best mobile shooters around.

Hearts of Iron IV improve the interface and some features of the third chapter, without sacrificing the typical complexity of the series.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst is a solid reboot of the original game, with improved mechanics and a rich sandbox.

It’s a shame that IAPs have such a big influence in the performance of the player, because MMX Hill Climb is a fun, challenging and addictive racing game.

Guilty Gear Xrd returns with more characters, more features, a revamped combat system for new players and all new storylines. Gameplay is fundamentally unchanged but it's just better than before.

Hard Reset Redux is still a challenging, solid FPS with tough enemies and nice weapons, but the graphics look dated.

Finally, an original interpretation of the RTS formula specifically crafted for the mobile experience. A little simplistic but not derivative.

Episode 3 offers a fascinating landscape and many opportunities. The nature of the new Hitman is well established, tasks are always well done and really fun to play.

The specific value of Dead Island and its sequel is still there and they're still enjoyable games, but we can argue about the need of an adaptation.

One Piece: Burning Blood is a decent start for a 3D brawler series that can only be improved from now on.

Downwell is a genuine tribute to 8-bit era, really challenging but also fun to play.

Project CARS: GOTY Edition is exactly what you could expect from a re-release, with all the DLC's released so far plus some not so memorable extras.

Postal Redux is the same game of the 1997 with some improvements, but also with the same flaws.

Hungry Shark World is a fun action game, with lots of secrets to find and lots of things to bite.

Revelation is the best version of Fire Emblem Fates, hands down. It mixes and matches the main entries and delivers a stellar level design with plenty of challenges and gimmicks that feel perfectly balanced.

Dull, trivial and full of questionable design choices and technical problems. Its dark and nonsense humour may be very amusing, but otherwise escape Coffin Dodgers as it was Death itself.

Mekorama is a well-crafted puzzle game with charming visuals, but it lacks some depth. Anyhow, its fascinating and relaxing world, its almost-too-fair monetization and the editor make this game a recommended download.

A good expansion with valuable content for all NASCAR fans, but not cheap.

Skylanders Battlecast is an interesting diversion of the main game. The game's mechanics are easy, but they also offer some degree of strategy. The only real problem is the random mana, which can destroy even the strongest deck.

Joan Mad Run is fun and all, however it could've been so much more with a proper checkpoint system.

At its core, the concept remains clever after all this year and the game is still enjoyable and this new version has also some nice additions, but Pang Adventures on mobile suffers from some serious flaws in the control scheme.

Goo Saga is a nice platform reminiscent of the 16-bit era, but some weakness are keeping it far from the best of the genre.

Unless you decide to play it as one of the worst FPS ever conceived, there is nothing in Lost Reavers which is really "broken", nothing unplayable, no bugs that affect the experience.

From a narrative standpoint, this is definitely the DLC that Fallout 4 needed. You'll meet a lot of interesting characters in Far Harbor, all connected in a complex and satisfying storyline with multiple moral choices. It definitely costs a lot for a DLC, but it's worth every penny.