Terraria on next-gen acts just like an updated version of what been seen on a PC, so rich in content. We have still some concerns for the control system, less effective on a controller compared to the mouse.

Elite: Dangerous is a great starting point that needs to be completed and filled with more content.

Simcity BuildIt is not a game with some timers, it's a huge timer with some bits of a game in between.

The Taekwondo Game - Global Tournament is a fresh, solid attempt at the fighting sports genre.

LISA is a great JRPG, with a strong narrative and an antic sense of humor.

This is a good endless runner with a good sense of progression. And the Looney Tunes characters add some flavour to the gameplay.

Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager stays true to its spiritual predecessor released in 1993, bringing some interesting additions to it. We hope to see more content when the two expansion packs, already planned, will be released.

This is the perfect successor to The Guardian of the Light.

The new campaign is dynamic and rich with content. A must for fans of Company of Heroes 2.

Enchanting to see, boring and shallow to play. Tengami is a fantastic visual experience, but the gameplay is almost non-existent.

Dawn over V'Taag is exactly what we expected from the finale of Lone Wolf's beautiful adventure.

Depth is a Left 4 Dead clone sunk by its sea of flaws.

Maybe LEGO Batman 3: Gotham and Beyond is not the sequel you were expecting, but at the same time it's got a fantastic cast of characters, nice puzzles and a lot of funny gags.

Zombie Catchers is a fun, solid attempt at the action platform genre, with lots of zombies to catch and a nice progression system.

Ruby Omega and Alpha Sapphire show why Game Freak should not release a new Pokémon every year: it's a franchise which needs to breath and this new edition, with no new pokémon to catch and locals to explore, is just not fun if you are just got through X and Y or have played Ruby and Sapphire back then.

Ruby Omega and Alpha Sapphire show why Game Freak should not release a new Pokémon every year: it's a franchise which needs to breath and this new edition, with no new pokémon to catch and locals to explore, is just not fun if you are just got through X and Y or have played Ruby and Sapphire back then.

With Football Manager 2015, Sports Interactive brings ahead an evolution started a couple of years ago. The brand new interface gives to the player all the tools that he needs to bring to life a complete managerial experience, while the 3D engine makes use of the motion capture for the first time.

Silence of the Sleep is a long and inspired psychological horror that keeps serving new mechanics to the player. And most of the time they work.

After debuting nicely with Sheep Up!, Bad Seed succeeds in refreshing the tower defense genre with a smart and inspired game mechanic.

Freedom Wars offers a clever twist to the Monster Hunter formula with tons of content to play through, but clunky controls, cryptic crafting and painfully long missions hurt its overall value.

How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition adds a couple of twists to the original version of this interesting but somewhat unappealing survival game.

Sledgehammer delivered a solid PC port, with great audiovisuals and good performances, but the community seems already narrow, so think twice if you are searching for a multiplayer experience with long legs.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf takes on the Games Workshop franchise and delivers a solid, challenging but often cumbersome turn-based strategic experience.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a whole saga immediately within our grasp. Four big campaigns, many memorable multiplayer maps, Martin O'Donnell's perfect scores, multimedia contents, new services and an open windows on the future of Halo.

Deep Loot is an original and brilliant game which maybe would’ve been better without its free to play formula.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is the perfect version of The Binding of Isaac, with more content, more blood and more mom.

Paper Monsters Recut is a cute, solid platformer with a feel for exploration.

Farming Simulator 15 is the best agricultural simulation on the market, with some flaws that prevent it to excel.