Nostalgia hits hard with this one and tons of contents pay homage to the franchise that is heart and blood of the JRPG genre.

The Ultimate Evil Edition is undoubtedly the most complete edition of Diablo 3, with all the improvements made ​​to the game and featuring good controls, perfectly adapted to the PS4 pad.

2Dark is a very good survival horror that always mixes some interesting action and stealth mechanics. The art design is very good, characterized by plenty of blood and violence.

It’s a short game, that’s for sure, but it’s still an incredibly good point and click adventure, that will leave a sign. Try it out, it will capture your heart with its great art direction and smart puzzles.

Fire Emblem Echoes doesn't make a strong first impression, but keeps entangling the player fight after fight, for each hard-earned victory. It also brings to the table many ideas from the original title, and a slew of fresh air in a series that has seen four games in the last four years.

The Metro Redux Edition is an example that deserves to be followed. 4A not only were able to achieve 60 fps on the new console, but they also took their first title and updated it to make it closer to Last Light in terms of quality. Outstanding.

Tough Paper Mario: The Origami King is not an RPG anymore, this new work from Intelligent Systems is still an outstanding adventure with a lot of humor and awesome ideas.

Bardadum is a really well made game. It dives into a very large and populated genre, but it is able to find its place. The dynamism of each level is great, and the game features a good number of puzzles to solve.

Splinter Cell Conviction changes the rules of the classic espionage saga, being really consistent with Sam Fisher's story and the background. Some great co-op modes improve the overall value, shaping a funny half stealth half action/shooter that will probably disappoint the old fans, but it still delivers some good gameplay.

Dry Drowning is a very good game with great narrative experience. Every relationship between the characters is layered to increase player involvement, and each choice has different consequences. A thriller game that deserves to be played.

Refunct is almost a mystical experience that begins with a bit of curiosity and finishes half an hour later with the adrenaline flowing in the veins, constantly throwing the eye to the next point of handhold and reflecting in milliseconds on how to reach it. It never becomes a tough or frustrating game, but instead it tries to be refreshing and relaxing, especially if you come from a hard working day. Given that the cost is around € 3 it could easily become a way to get back on track after a bad day.

Little Misfortune brings back all the dark visions from Fran Bow and it's another disturbing and fascinating adventure.

We had to wait quite a bit for this game to arrive on our shelves, but it’s finally here, and it’s damn good. It’s the usual “Yakuza good” we’re used to, but this chapter is even shinier and choke-full of Japanese culture than the others. All with the typical over-the-top storytelling and fun gameplay. If you love the series (and there are a lot of reasons to do so), get it. You won’t be disappointed.

For the puck lovers, it's still the best simulation out there. Yet, it shows too many similarities with its predecessor.

After dozens of hours, Marathon left me with something rare: a deep, renewed respect for a studio that, week after week, always seems on the brink of collapse. It’s not a perfect extraction shooter, nor an accessible one, let alone easy to love. But it is authentic and consistent. It’s a production that doesn’t seek compromise, that rewards dedication, punishes improvisation, and above all refuses to follow any trend.

Horizon Zero Dawn on PC keeps the core of what made the original game so good, offering several improvements that, while not being on the same level of optimization as Death Stranding, will please its new users.

Making one of the best gameplay styles around even better is no easy task, and Ninja Theory was able to do it only partially. Still, this is a great action game, fast paced and spectacular, that should be enjoyed by any fan of the genre.

Expeditions: Viking is a great mix of strategy and RPG elements, a must-have for all fans of Expedition: Conquistador, but some imperfections are still present.

Persona 3 Reload is designed for a broad yet discerning audience, including those on Switch 2. It’s perfect for anyone who’s never experienced the original story and is looking for a deep, narrative-driven, emotionally engaging JRPG. It’s also ideal for players who loved Persona 5 and want to discover where many of its ideas originated. Those who have already completed previous versions, however, might feel less motivated, unless driven by the curiosity to relive the experience with a fresh technical and artistic perspective (perhaps even in portable form).

As if one of the best titles of the GBA library wasn't enough, Nintendo and Alpha Dream have put a lot of effort in this new version of their classic, with a brand new (albeit short) campaign and a great job on the technical side: this is the way to introduce good old games to new audiences.

A compelling mix of adventures and beat'em up, BROK is one of a kind experience that players will definitely enjoy.

Dead Space 3 remains close to the series, despite the new co-op mode, the bench feature and the new global ammo system. If you loved the previous chapter you can’t miss the epic conclusion.

For the puck lovers, it's still the best simulation out there. Yet, it shows too many similarities with its predecessor.

Beside some technical and balancing issues, Nioh is a demanding and intriguing soulslike that knows how to follow its own style while creating the base for a new series.

We waited and waited, and finally a great rally game arrived. DiRT Rally is a great racing experience, with an exhilarating gameplay, good contents and great graphics. Definitely what fans of this spectacular races wanted.

Sly Trilogy is a must have for every fan of the saga.

Redefines what "over-the-top" means with its outrageous campaign, and is able to do so without changing the formula that makes a Japanese action hack n' slash game compelling for every type of player. The gameplay though, while certainly more complex than it looks, has some weaknesses, which are more than enough to keep Rising from... ahem, rising to the top of the genre.

Quite a good expansion for this MMO, rich in content and novelty. The fact that Heavensward is this neat is testament to the quality of the base game. If the level of the new contents stays like this, players will stay in Final Fantasy XIV's world for a lot of time.