Speedrunners is one of the most fun and exciting competitive indie game on the market. Perfect for the esport and evenings with friends.

Derivative but not too much, aimed to children but also to many grown-ups, we can finally understand why Yo-Kai Watch has unleashed, in Japan, a craze second only to that of Pokémon itself.

You need an intense dedication to the cause when you start to play Trillion: God of Destruction. If you are a die-hard fan of turn-based JRPGs you may want to try this, but be prepared: you will find an experimental game with a lot of grinding.

Stories: The Path of Destinies has unique storytelling and good progression, even tough the combat system could have been deeper.

A very nice little game, Star Fox Guard is a charming and addictive experience that shows some inevitable repetitiveness after a while.

Warbits is a solid attempt at the strategic genre, with a compelling single player campaign and rich multiplayer features.

If you loved The Banner Saga there is no reason for you to miss The Banner Saga 2. It may not bring anything particular new to the gameplay, but it's still a great game with a compelling mix of narrative, strategy and visuals.

After two toned-down episodes, The Walking Dead: Michonne finds its ending with an enjoyable third one.

UnEpic makes a mockery of all the material that the author knows and loves deeply, if it is true that almost single-handedly he put together a huge and well structured game.

Hitman Episode 2 brigs to a new level ideas like variation and amplitude. There are many fun opportunities to catch and a lot of replayability, but there’s also something more to do on technical side.

After sixteen years Final Fantasy IX finally comes to PC: the conversion is basic, but the core game still remains awesome.

Atmospheric, deep and challenging, Severed is a great addition to the PlayStation Vita catalog.

Probably the best twin stick shooter out there, Alienation delivers a solid, compelling experience for both solo and cooperative play.

Star Fox Zero is hard to master, but eventually the new control system works pretty well. Even if not all the vehicles are equally fun to play, the game is a convincing comeback of a much beloved franchise.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture it's an interactive tale that brings to the table a powerful story.

Revolution 1979: Black Friday is a good historical adventure game that hit the player with its beautiful and dramatic narrative.

Full of potential, Phantasmal is a messy game that needs some serious fixing.

Ratchet & Clank is so beautiful that all the games of past generations deserve a remake so nice and delightful. A game created with love for passionate fans and not.

Dead Star combines the appeal of classic space shooters with the depth of RPG elements. It’s fun, fast paced, founded both on cooperation and strategy.

Active Soccer 2 DX homages to the soccer classics of the nineties with its enjoyable and fast gameplay but it's also a little too simple and rough to be compared with its predecessors.

Miitomo is distinctively a Nintendo game, but it's too light on content to keep the interest for a long time.

Hyper Light Drifter is one of the best Zelda-like, with a high difficult level. One of the year masterpieces.

Gremlins, Inc. is a game about deceiving friends and earning money. Good in multiplayer, boring in single player.

Chronos is a good action RPG that shows you how to play a VR game with a third-person perspective.

Quotation forthcoming.

Black Desert Online is a different kind of MMO, less focused on character progression and full of side activities that can hook you for a long time. Its visuals are incredible but obviously not without a cost.

Dashy Crashy is a very engaging endless runner, that doesn't reinvent the wheel but manages to offer a genuinely fun experience for those who are still interested in the genre.

It’s incredibile how Capcom can squeeze Resident Evil and this sixth chapter is not different from the other remastered.