The Trace: Murder Mystery does a great job in involving the player inside the mechanism of investigation, offering a well crafted system for exploring, investigating and manipulating the environment. Despite some lack of charm, this game can be easily enjoyed by every adventure game fan.

If you are in search of a good platform puzzle game, A Pixel Story is the game for you.

Despite the flaws, theHunter: Primal is an exciting hunting game, with a fabulous setting to enjoy especially with friends. The potential is very high, but still unexpressed.

Grass Simulator is... a grass simulator. Don't. Buy. It.

This is a good RPG every fan of the saga will love.

Simple, clever and packed with a great balance of progression and challenge. BOXBOY! is the true new gem of the 3DS eShop.

With an unreliable partner, inconsistent enemy artificial intelligence and poor game mechanics, missions are a chore more than a pleasure. The concept is solid but it rarely hits the mark.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper proves that the free-to-play approach to a historical series like Final Fantasy can be made in a right way.

Oblitus has good ideas and presentation, but it falls short on its respawn concept. Ullmann resources mast have truly limited if he decided to stick to an arcade-style game instead of adding more complexity and a RPG-esque sense of progression.

Fast & Furious: Legacy offers more than the average mobile drag racer, thanks to some interesting game modes.

Woolfe - The Red Hood Diaries is an atmospheric, stylish take to a classic fairy tale, but it's also too short and unpolished to fulfill its great potential.

Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin is an enhanced edition of From Software's critically acclaimed title Dark Souls II. The overall experience is tense, seamless, engrossing, challenging, frustrating, but overwhelmingly rewarding and unique.

It probably won't blow your mind, but Silly Sausage in Meat Land is a funny and original free mobile game, and another good release from Nitrome.

A new masterpiece on PlayStation 4.

The Sims 4: At Work is one of the most innovative expansions ever created for the series.

Rush Rally is a competent top-down racer, with a solid gameplay, responsive touch controls and a good number of races and cars.

Just when it seems to wander aimlessly out of the road, Out of Time gets everything together and pulls out some memorable narrative sequences. Every minor decision counts, in the end.

Borderlands: the Handsome Collection packs a lot of content and it’s definitely recommended for those who didn’t play both games: for anyone else, however, there’s little reason to go back to Pandora.

An engrossing and chilling experience, Dark Echo is one of the most interesting games on mobile devices of the last few months.

Three Fourths Home is an excellent experimentation in narrative. It's story delivers strong emotions with a meaning, but it's interaction is as brilliant as superfluous.

Pillars of Eternity is an excellent RPG with a marvelous plot and an enormous amount of hours of gameplay. It has several flaws in the mechanics but you won’t notice them much.

Sniper Elite III is still a solid and fun sniper shooter, and the Ultimate Edition includes all the DLCs. What a pity they're short and dull.

Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas is a decent clone of The Legend of Zelda for the ones who never had the chance to play it, though the difference is pretty evident.

RIDE fills an important gap in the world of videogames, with passion and courage. Despite some flaws, the new IP of Milestone has a bright future.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3D might look a bit worse than its original counterpart, but it's still a joy to play and it's much, much easier to find in stores.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is a reminiscent of the old school survival horror with some modern mechanics from the new Resident Evil. The plot is a little stereotypical, but the game has seductive sounds and atmosphere.

In its simplicity, Card Crawl is a perfectly shaped mechanism that can be immediately amusing, even though it could not last for long for its lack of variety.

The Fall on Wii U simply is a direct port of the PC game, with some minor bug and missing fix. Framerate is not always consistent and Gamepad is just for off-screen play. Honestly, we were expecting more.