A mysterious story makes for an engaging adventure, though slow AI and annoying framedrops keep Aragami from reaching the lofty heights it aims for.

The same thing as last year, with a couple of expected improvements. Nothing special, but enough tweaks to keep the series interesting.

It's funny and thoroughly enjoyable, but also linear and predictable. This is the weakest episode so far.

Bruce Wayne once more claims the spotlight in an interesting hour of Gotham action, but technically, the game's once more a mess. This needs to change, sooner rather than later.

The pay-to-play method is shameful and technically, The Tomorrow Children isn't all that great either. A missed opportunity, since the game's theme remains interesting.

Mafia III is a game with a great, interesting story and is quite enjoyable if you can look past the repetitive gameplay and technical issues. The open-world feels more like an open-map with almost no activities to engage in, which is a shame.

This medieval simulator is a technical mess, with mediocre graphics, clumsy controls and a steep learning curve. However, if you manage to look past all that, there's still something to like here.

RIVE is challenging, funny and chaotic. Unfortunately, it's also a bit short and its weapons derivative.

FIFA 17 is wonderful; the graphics are improved, the gameplay works better and The Journey is an interesting addition.

BioShock is an experience, a revelation, a religion. It's the answer to the question "Can games be art?" and this is the best possible version of it.

Difficult and old-school, Slain manages to deliver despite its uninteresting boss fights and linear level design.

The story remains on the surface, which is unfortunate, since the rest of the game - new quests, missions and artefacts included - is more than interesting enough to sustain your interest.

NBA 2K17 isn't the most forgiving experience for newcomers to the franchise, but if you know your virtual basketball, this is the one and only place to be this year.

Strong acting and an interesting, creepy story make The Bunker very much worth experiencing at least once. It's a nice little adventure, though two hours of limited playtime may not be enough to justify the pricetag.

As the ending to the first season, the eighth episode of Minecraft: Story Mode delivers an emotional pay-off. However, the game's still a technical mess, while the story once more didn't manage to keep our attention throughout its runtime.

It's a bit simplistic, but other than that, Assetto Corsa is a fine racing simulator.

MeiQ doesn't lack depth. Unfortunately, what it does lack, is just about everything else.

Top-down hitman, that's what this stealth game feels like. It's fun, definitely when you're playing it with a friend, which makes the mediocre graphics and clumsy controls a bit easier to digest.

Slow and methodic, this clumsy shooter isn't for everyone. Those who persevere, however, will find a diamond in disguise.

This would have been a perfect anime game if not for the abhorrent camera. Kill that thing with fire, then enjoy the game.

Konami shoots, Konami scores. As long as you mute the commentary track, that is.

Quotation forthcoming.

Steep learning curve and mediocre graphics aside, The King of Fighters XIV defends it crown with gusto.

A number of big, but subtle improvements put Madden NFL one step closer to perfection, even if they're not quite there yet.

A walking simulator that's very much worth playing, Valley sports wonderful environments, intuitive gameplay and a brilliant soundtrack. To top it all of, this game's story is memorable almost to a fault.

An awesome puzzle game with a fascinating style and a dark, but intriguing storyline. Fans of Limbo shouldn't hesitate.

This out-of-the-box and challenging puzzle game was brilliant before and it's even beter on PS4.

It's a nice level, to be sure, but the formula's starting to grow stale. On top of that, the requirement to always be online is still annoying and the game's performance is far from perfect.