Starpoint Gemini 2 on Xbox One is not a flawless porting but manages to maintain all its core. It's an uncommon kind of game on console, and thus it's somehow precious, but requires commitment to be satisfactory.

It's limited as every clicker game is, but Groove Planet rhythm game mechanics make it a more enjoyable than all its competitors.

Dungeon Time is a simple, funny action game, with a nice online co-op and lots of different enemies to kill.

Nuclear Throne is a frantic and challenging action game. If you love the rogue-like games get this without hesitation.

The League of Explorers cards bring all new archetype decks for Hearthstone and is very fun to play.

The fall of the Dungeon Guardians is a nice indie retrogaming experience. The spirit of the old dungeon crawler genre is perfectly reproduced, but also the lack of visuals and some clunky mechanics.

Badland 2 doesn't stand too far from the original, but with improved mechanics and fantastic visuals and sound this is one of the best examples of mobile gaming done right.

Gravity Rush Remastered is an excellent porting of an already terrific game. It's beautiful, it runs smoother, it is easier to play and loads much quicker. It's a must have.

Fat Princess Adventures is a simple cooperative action RPG, with a decent campaign but an inconsistent combat system.

12 Is Better Than 6 is a tribute to the Western genre and takes deep inspiration from Hotline Miami.

Clannad is one of the best visual novel ever made.

Frontier Defense is a good and balanced mix between tapping and the simple strategy of the tower defense. As usual it's more keen to simplistic mechanics and obsessive repetition of gestures, but if you like tapping this is all you want, ultimately.

Sniper Fury is a poor sniping game, packed with plenty of short and repetitive missions.

Steamworld Heist could be a bit repetitive on the long run, but it manages to offer an interesting and charming turn based experience.

The Old Hunters is a great return in the universe of Bloodborne, thanks to an outstanding level design, tough boss fights and many new weapons.

Even if it shares some flaws with its predecessor (above all the huge amount of IAPs), Kill Shot Bravo is a definitive improvement and it’s good fun while it lasts.

Beyond: Two Souls is back on PlayStation 4 with an enhanced graphic and the same interesting and emotional story, representing a great opportunity for those who didn’t play it two years ago on PS3.

A long-awaited return for one of the most famous Japanese shoot 'em ups.

Real Boxing 2: CREED is a solid boxing game, with very good touch controls, nice graphics and two different campaigns.

Saint Seiya: Soldiers' Soul is a decent porting of a very mediocre game which may have needed quite a few improvements.

Sword Art Online: Lost Song is filled with content but it is a little more repetitive than Hollow Fragment. Fans can enjoy some side quests that follow the anime, but be advised: aerial combat, poor AI and technical problems prevent the game from being as good as its predecessor.

Galaxy of Heroes is the demonstration that the Star Wars template is not enough to save an already criticized formula.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires is a good tactical spin-off from the main franchise thanks to some strategic elements able to add depth to the overall experience. However, the gameplay is still the same and the walls of text are very difficult to read on the PS Vita 5 inches screen.

With no new F-Zero or Wipeout out there, Fast Racing Neo is a totally recommendable choice for futuristic racing game fans. Given the very high difficulty level, only real hardcore gamers must apply.

Among the Sleep is an interesting idea, but some details could have been made with more care.

The IAPs are not too obtrusive, however Rayman Adventures feels a little bit like a dumbed down version of the previous Jungle Run and Fiesta Run.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing comes to the Xbox One without the improvements of the Final Cut edition. It's still a nice action RPG, but the combat system is inconsistent.

If dated graphics, some bugs and a “shaky” frame rate does not scare you, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare can give a lot of fun, especially thanks to the solid combat system.