Dungeons & Dragons comeback is really disappointing: shallowness and excessive action don't do justice to the brand. Another wasted opportunity.

X-Mercs is a good X-Com clone that tries to stand on its own with excellent graphics and smooth gameplay but lacks a real personality. Its in-app structure is also painful.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III is packed with content. Two campaign, zombies, multiplayer and various enjoyable extras. Unfortunately weak but imaginative Campaign and some multiplayer issues keep Black Ops III from excellence.

Need for Speed, like the world of Venura Bay, is full of dark and light areas. The tuning, the speed feeling, the visuals are good, but the AI and the lack of variety make its tires blow.

Crafted with the usual Disney care, with impeccable style and classic art, The Duckforce Rises is a simple but enjoyable card game that lacks some depth.

Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons efficiently brings his magic on mobile devices, even if the control system is not as good as the console versions.

The revised version of one of the best classic RPG available on the market. An absolute must for the fans, perfectly playable with the joypad.

It has not aged perfectly, but Sonic The Hedgehog 2 still remains one of the finest 2D platformers ever made. The 3D Classics treatment gives both fans and newcomers the possibility to play this gem in its definitive version, but also lets us think about the fall of this iconic character.

The Body Changer is an interesting The Lost Vikings clone, with some original features.

After four months of work, Batman: Arkham Knight comes as the masterpiece it should have been from day one.

Like the original version, MX vs ATV Supercross Encore is really boring and the lack of innovation makes it quite pointless.

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide is a frantic, engaging, Left-4-Dead-influenced cooperative action game. It's got a solid gameplay, five unique characters and thirteen missions to keep you entertained for a long time.

The Park is far from perfect but an interesting experiment that doesn't rely on cheap scare jumps to bet on a different and intimate kind of fear.

Tri Force Heroes shines in local multiplayer, but the main storyline is no way as interesting as it should be. Extra missions are a great add; fun and nice with friends but not so much interesting alone.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 is a bad, bad game that fails to deliver in any meaningful way and is just insulting to the fans of the original ones.

With simple but addictive mechanics and a very efficient control system, Cavernaut is a small but truly enjoyable mobile game.

The Age of Decadence is a hardcore role-play game which leaves the player enjoy full freedom of choice. If you love the genre, buy it.

Skeletomb is a simple, casual dungeon crawler. The game's got a couple of interesting modes, but the touch controls don't always work as they're supposed to.

This is a good re-start with a lot of ideas and new promising features. We have to see what will happen in the future with the game and the DLC formula.

It's a satisfactory ending for the whole season, but we have encountered the same issues that prevented the other episodes to be something more than average.

Tales of Zestiria is an interesting experiment but something does not work well how it should. Although they have made some really good step forward in terms of direction, narratives and quirks, a few technical issues and gameplay decisions leave a lot to desire for. That said, it's a gorgeous game to look at and listen to.

Simply put, Downwell is a masterpiece and everyone that regards himself as a true gamer should buy it immediately.

Life is Strange: Polarized is a brilliant pay off. All the choices we have made, along with the awkward narrative style finally make sense. And we are confronted with issues much deeper than expected.

Halo 5: Guardians stands up to all the hype with stunning battles, brilliant sound, hugely inspired campaign, dedicated servers and balanced gameplay. 343 Industries finally reached maturity just in time to give Xbox One its much needed top notch first person shooter.

Quotation forthcoming.

Human Resource Machine is another great puzzle game by Little Inferno and World of Goo creators.

Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch is pretty solid and rich for a mobile game. Unfortunately the Enhanced Edition is for PC but might still be worth a try.

A simple and stripped-down RPG mechanic can bring to a an addictive gameplay in Soda Dungeon, although it would not last for long.