World of Warships is fun, engaging and simple (at the beginning). The various classes offer different type of gameplay and sinking other ships feels really good. But if your team is bad there is nothing you can do.

It doesn't break any new ground, but The Walking Dead: No Man's Land is an enjoyable strategy game with base building elements.

Kids in love with Minecraft will probably enjoy the story told by Telltale.

WRC 5 has to deal with the budget and the lack of experience of the team. The effort is there and can be seen, resulting in a driving system which helps the less experienced but also proves suitable for those looking for a more challenging. Also interesting are the options for multiplayer online. It is impossible, however, to gloss over technical problems, especially on the frame rate uncertainty and some bugs too, a shame considering that the Xbox One is the only exponent of the genre.

Even if we lost online play, keyboards and pro mode, Rock Band 4 is still fun. The solos are wonderful the number of tracks you can buy is impressive but you can still see that the project have missed some funds during the developing process.

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls brings this brand on a new path. Action mechanics replace the traditional visual novel’s style seen in the past, while maintaining attention to the plot and dialogues between characters. The overall result is not bad, even if previous iterations are quite better.

Dash Quest succeeds in mixing elements from various genre in a convincing way, emerging with a proper identity. It's a inherently simple and repetitive game but can also be easily very addictive.

Extreme Butoden is plain and simple the best Dragon Ball Z beat'em up available, but it suffers from its portable nature and a somewhat disappointing roster of fighters.

Grand Ages: Medieval is a wasted opportunity. It tries to be original in many ways, but lacks in too many key aspects.

Transformers: Devastation is a fun, frantic and deep action game which hits all the right notes but never stand out with anything other than its excellent combat system.

Sayonara Umihara Kawase is really challenging but sometimes too much frustrating and repetitive. Also it’s extremely recognizable both for strange locations and wacky enemies. Recommended only for fans and conservative players.

Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom is a decent endless runner for the ones who still want some.

Both The Escapists and The Walking Dead fans will be able to enjoy this game, but with some additional work it could have been much better than it is.

Fight or talk? Undertale is a game about the possibility of dialogue, even when it seems that we should use violence to advance.

Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water is a solid attempt at the classic survival horror genre, with cumbersome controls on the one hand and a beautiful story and characters on the other hand.

Thanks to the introduction of some very good role playing mechanic, Dragon Quest Heroes looks like a more depth and engaging game compared to the last musous developed by Omega Force.

The first expansion for Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth is a step forward, but not without its problems. While new concepts are many, and some of them also daring, they are far from perfect and still need work and balance. If you loved the basic Beyond Earth, then it's highly probable you'll love Rising Tide too, otherwise it could be better to wait for further expansions.

Need for Speed: No Limits is a fun arcade racer with gorgeous graphics and lots of races.

Assault Android Cactus is one of the best twin stick shooter available on Steam. The game delivers a frantic, compelling experience, packed with many different characters and lots of enemies to shoot at.

System Shock: Enhanced Edition is the best way to play an immortal classic.

Super Meat Boy is great as always, both on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. If you didn’t play previous iterations and you are looking for fast-paced action, great level design and a bunch of old school challenges, this title is definitely a must have.

A marvelous add-on with a lot of contents and 12+ hours of gameplay. Perhaps CD Projekt could do something more for the secondary quests that are too repetitive.

The console version of Elite: Dangerous is more or less the same title you can play on PC. The controls are mapped perfectly on the game pad and the visuals are as astounding as the deep space, but it's still a very difficult game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Else Heart.Break() is a strange non linear adventure, deeply based on exploration and hacking mechanics. Perhaps the lack of details provided to the players and the slow pace of the story make this title not for everyone.

It's a Crossy Road-esque formula applied to an old school shooter, and it works like a charm.

NBA Live 16 is a bit better than his predecessor: the gameplay has been improved, but still suffers from a fluctuating AI and some delay in response to commands. Unfortunately some good changes and some additional game modes cannot make a great game.

If you are looking for a football management sim but you don't want to put out any cash, Champ Man 16 could be your choice.