Everyone waiting for Dark Souls III should give a chance to this small and yet extremely compelling Souls-like.

Total War Battles: Kingdom is one of the most similar title to a classic strategic seen on mobile platform, but also an example of the flaws inherent to some model of business that's strictly mobile.

Sheltered's final version is not as good as we expected after playing the Early Access build, but this doesn't mean it isn't a good game. It could have been much better with some additional balancing.

Samorost 3 is a rich and incredibly inspired game, able to guide the player through an extravagant experience and stimulate all the senses.

7 Mages is a solid attempt at the dungeon crawler genre, with some nice twists and a long campaign.

It's hard to say if Dark Souls III is the best entry in the series, but it's the most modern and dynamic title of the entire saga that excels with a perfectly balanced level design and some memorable boss fights.

Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 does nothing to hide its fanservice nature; besides that the product is still fun to play and able to exercise a certain fascination. But little or nothing has changed since the old episodes, with a clearly reduced budget that has even led to cuts.

Quantum Break is a good exclusive for Xbox One. Probably won't be remembered for any innovation or marvelous feature but it's fun and can entertain the player from the start to finish.

Sadame is a cute nostalgic trip on the memory lane that inadvertently reminded us how much better those 16-bit games were.

Robocide is a very simple RTS, with a nice single player campaign.

Stella Glow is a refined old-school strategy RPG with plenty of challenges, multiple endings, colorful visuals and lovely characters. Despite a few issues, it's strongly recommend.

XBlaze - Code: Embryo could fit for hardcore BlazBlue fans and visual novel addicts but it's definitely not the best out there.

Love you to Bits it's a sweet and charming adventure, with a good level design and a brilliant art direction.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf Console Edition is the same charming mix of gamebook and RPG that we so much appreciated on mobile and PC.

Legacy Quest is a well crafted action RPG that features all the right things to become popular, almost too studied on the mainstream models to shine on its own. It has some solid RPG features and a good characterization, but also an annoying micro-transaction system.

Rope Racers is built upon a great swinging mechanic, and its gameplay results always enjoyable. The flaws are the simplistic level design and the annoying micro-transaction system.

Disney Magic Kingdoms offers nothing more than the average mobile casual sim. It's nice to virtually visit a Mickey Mouse theme park, but you have to choose if you want to spend time or money in order to progress.

Bus Simulator 16 is a disaster. Not only the optimisation is very poor, but the core gameplay is flawed and thus we do not recommend to play this game.

Mimpi Dreams is a cute little adventure which is a little bit on the short and easy side, but it’s delightful nonetheless.

After over two years, Mind Zero finally comes to Windows-based systems, but the porting is really disappointing.

Obscuritas' atmosphere's good and the game runs better than Pineview Drive, even though it would've gained more from a better graphical optimization. Heavy backtracking and strange gameplay choices are its most back-settling features, barely bearable.

Day Of The Tentacle: any other word is useless.

It's been a while, but Codemasters is back again with a great driving game. DiRT Rally is a love letter for motorsport and players alike: it's fast, it's realistic, it's really difficult but never frustrating. It's a real masterpiece, probably the best rally game ever.

Dokuro is a wonderful game if you love the platform genre and you're ready to swear at several very difficult puzzles.

Trackmania Turbo is a great arcade experience and provides many hours of fun, both in single and multi-player.

Hyrule Warriors Legends tries really hard to offer an attractive package with lots of new content, but the technical limits of the hardware are simply too much relevant.

Grim Dawn doesn't change the rules but builds upon them to deliver a solid, engaging and lasting experience.

The visuals are stunning, the mechanics are good, the fights are crazy and the Ultimate Team is a great evolution, but the Career Mode lacks emotion and it's too short to entertain us. Also, the learning curve and the character progression are far from perfection.