Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good MMORPG with great PVP and an inspired background, that suffers from most of the problem of the genre when it comes to pve content.

It’s an interesting take on the usual “walking simulator” and a dividing experience that many will appreciate. The art direction is great, as are most of the dialogues between the characters, and yet the closure of the story isn’t fully satisfying. It could have been... more.

A more complex and complete product if compared to the first one, but still a fan-service fest, that’s a bit too easy to be appreciated by hardcore JRPG and turn based strategy fans. It’s a perfect entry point for newbies, that’s for sure.

It’s exactly what fans of the first game were expecting, a fun and accessible shooter that captures the player with its colorful world and characters, and the varied and crazy playable classes. Clearly a big step up from its predecessor.

Bloober Team’s game has a splendid and dark art direction, and even if it abuses some classic horror elements a bit too much, it uses dementia and visions in an unique way that makes the experience worth the money. Horror fans will be delighted.

It doesn’t set new standards for the genre, nor is one of the best classic jrpgs around, but it does its job more than decently, especially if you’re a Digimon fan. The PS4 port could have been way better visually, though.

Definitely a promising first try for this young development team, Klaus is a smart game that’s based on complex themes usually unexpected in simple platform games. A pity that the controls and the physics in the game aren’t as convincing as the rest.

A strong hybrid between a 2D platform and a puzzle game, with an amazing amount of solutions and intelligent boss fights. It’s an old game, and it shows even in this new edition, but it’s still a pretty good title.

Quite the satisfying DLC, this one. It adds a lot of interesting elements to the gameplay (the dune buggy is particularly well made), poses a decent challenge and it even has an interesting storyline. The new setting is not as interesting as the old one, but it’s vast and full of content, and all for a reasonable price.

A little puzzle game with some bright ideas. The way the puzzles and the interface are organized surprised us, as did many of the complex puzzles. Unfortunately the narrative component is quite poor, and makes it hard to get fully captivated by the experience.

It’s still a touching, dark and powerful experience, but the limited impact of the children on the gameplay, the interface problems and the higher price make us favour the PC version of the game.

Yet another musou, with almost no novelty for a genre that’s always been light on complexity and variety. A game that’s just for fans of the manga series, or dynasty warriors aficionados.

The most challenging of the Chronicles series, the most infuriating, but also the most varied and fun if you liked the past iterations. Don’t expect anything revolutionary though, pun intended.

Want something to soften the wait for Dark Souls 3? DarkMaus is the game for you! A miniature Souls-like game, and even a pretty inspired one, considering its resources. It’s hard, compelling and dark. Try it if you love challenging titles.

The best chapter in the Mistery Dungeon Saga, this game is fun and full of content with its 720 Pokémon, its procedural dungeons and high-on-irony storyline. It gets a bit repetitive on the long run, but it’s still worth it for any Pokémon fan.

It’s beautiful to look at, and the idea it’s based on is pretty interesting. Unfortunately the magnificent game world and the interesting beast taming mechanics are not enough to cushion the repetitiveness of the main campaign. An uninspired storyline is the last nail in the coffin, for a game that, while still having solid mechanics, is just not as fun as its predecessors.

Quotation forthcoming.

It doesn’t turn the original formula upside down (obviously, since it worked so well), and it could have been way better from a narrative standpoint with more courage, and yet Bravely Second is still and amazing JRPG, and a must buy for anyone who liked the first chapter in the series.

A bit weaker than the PC version when it comes to graphics, this peculiar adventure is a bit too clunky to be memorable, but remains fun.

A tactical and pretty intelligent roguelike, way different than most games of this kind, and full of bright ideas. Truly a surprising game that fans of challenging (but fair) products will definitely appreciate.

The new maps aren’t half bad, but this DLC is plagued by glitches that ruin the experience. Definitely not worth your money, at least until they fix it.

Holy Ninja! This looks absolutely amazing! Cyberconnect2 basically took everything good about the series, and made it bigger, funnier and ridiculously more spectacular. It truly is a foolishly over the top game, and one that was obviously inspired by Asura’s Wrath, but it works wonders. Definitely the best chapter in the series. It really blows the anime out of the water, and is a must for fans of the manga. As for the netcode... it’s still a bit meh.

Exaclty like the tv series, Heroes Reborn is a mass of untapped potential, that starts with some good ideas (even if they’re partly recycled from other games) but wastes most of them on a boring storyline. It’s a decent tie-in, nothing more, nothing less.

A beautiful first try, that deserves to be played. It ain’t perfect, due to some design problems in the second half of the game, but it’s also a splendid title, whose locations and protagonist will stay in your heart for a while.

An amazing remake of a great JRPG, with brilliant structural changes, deep gameplay, and a challenging campaign. In this new version of the game you’ll have more characters, more choices, a new storyline and even an extra dungeon. What more could you ask?

A game for 8-bit era nostalgics that would have been great in the NES era, but today is not really original nor particularly memorable. It’s still a pretty decent platform game, that will keep you entertained for a while.