Firaxis has done a great job with this sixth episode, addictive and fun, where you always want to play one more turn. And keeping a franchise relevant for 25 years is indeed an accomplishment.

The campaign, the gameplay, the free DLCs, the multiplayer modes... Titanfall 2 is bigger and better, and one of the best shooters of the year.

This collection holds many hours of fun, but some aspects of the gameplay haven't aged particularly well. Still, it's something Harry Potter fans will enjoy.

Ginger is a good 3D platformer, but the limitations of a tight indie budget are quite noticeable. If you don't mind them, it's worth a try.

Owlboy is what you're waiting for. If you've been following this project, the outcome won't disappoint you, and if you haven't, you can discover a beautiful game full of retro feelings.

Although the WRC license is appealing, gameplay-wise the game fails to deliver a believable racing experience, and falls behind some of its competitors.

As a digital game, it offers a good, enjoyable experience, but we expected a little bit more from the return of Taisuke Kanasaki to the genre.

The cliffhanger left us waiting for the last two episodes, but didn't make us forget how slow this episode was and how little our decisions mattered.

The lack of challenge and the poor level design are a little bit disappointing, but it's a game with plenty of good ideas and full of fan service. If you can forgive some irregular bits, it's definitely a recommended game.

Ride 2 is a clear step forward for Milestone, but there are still many things to be improved. In any case, there aren't too many bike racers, and Ride 2 is a good game and a good option.

The quality of the games included are out of question, being two of the best games of the past generation. As a remaster, the lack of Arkham Origins and a questionable visual upgrade can be disappointing for some fans.

Easily, one of the best games we've played this year on 3DS. Addictive, fun and with a lot of content, it's a must-have for music/rhythm game fans.

Yomawari brings back the true survival horror from the 90s with a different perspective. It's not too long, but it's a game Japanese horror games fan should try.

Tumble still is quite enjoyable and guarantees zero motion sickness, but it could've evolved a little bit since its original release.

As a point and click adventure is nothing special, but it works well in VR, being a good example for those who want to try the possibilities of their headset.

Battlefield 1 becomes one of the best first person shooters, with a great multiplayer mode and a solid campaign.

This new episode is more irregular than its predecessors, but still a lot of fun, particularly for younger audiences.

As a tribute to the original is definitely good, but it might not match the standards of 2016. Depending on what you're looking for it's a good or a not-so-good option.

It's not the best game ever, but we had a lot of fun playing it. One of those games quite enjoyable in VR, even if it doesn't make the most of it.

FIFA Mobile is so focused on social connectivity, in-app purchases and so on than in football itself, so it's hard to enjoy if you just want to play a match.

Rez Infinite makes you believe in the power of VR. It's funny that a 14-year-old game is one of the best examples of this, but it's a game you have to try if you have a PSVR.

The requirements of the VR and the limitations of PS4 have taken its toll on DriveClub. This version has many virtues, but also many flaws, most of them technical.

SW2 is fun from the beginning to the end. If you like old-school shooters and you want to try something that is not an FPS, give this one an opportunity.

Battlezone is a very interesting VR game, very enjoyable even with its flaws. Maybe it's not the most-well known, but it's definitely one of the most complete.

Thumper takes a little from music games, racing games and infinite runners to become one of those VR titles you need to try.

Hangar 13 has done a great job with the setting and building an atmospheric world, but some visual issues and repetitive tasks make it less enjoyable than it could've been. Still, it's a game that fans of open-world action will like.

This episode is something fans of the series will like. The franchise needs to evolve, but at least it's taking steps in the right direction.

Feral Rites is a good game with a nice 128-bit vibe. Quite enjoyable if you're not expecting much.

Syndrome is not outstanding in any aspect, but it works. Still, it borrows from many well-known horror games, which makes it quite predictable.

This collection of VR experiences is good, but quite short and not particularly extensive when it comes to content. It's a good example of what VR can offer, but it feels more like a game that should've been included with every headset.

This is a great shoot 'em up, and you can tell the developers have pushed really hard to make something unique but traditional.

RotTR is a an amazing adventure, a game you cannot miss, and this version is the most complete you can have.

We've enjoyed Star Rush playing with our friends, but as a game it's quite irregular, and playing on your own still is quite boring.

Like many other PSVR launch titles, it feels like an expanded demo, but it's fun and considering its price, not a bad option. One of those games you want to show to your friends.

GOW4 fits perfectly as a fourth episode. It keeps the same core of the franchise and expands it with good new ideas in every aspect of the game.

The core beat 'em up mechanics with a touch of RPG made this game a very interesting surprise. Definitely something fans of the genre should try.

Maybe it's not the best game in the series, but it's definitely a really good one. Its combat system can be strange at the beginning, but behind it there's a great adventure.

Rocksteady has done a good job making us feel like Batman. As an experience it is quite good, but it's really pricey for the content it offers.

Don't think about this as a Minecraft clone, but as a great Dragon Quest spin-off. It has a really solid learning curve and its design is engaging enough for anyone who gives it a try.

Aragami isn't a brand new concept, but it's really well executed and the coop mode is a great addition. A good choice for stealth fans.

The new Sonic Boom manages to offer an adventure with good ideas, but its lack of difficulty makes it recommended for young players.

Halcyon 6 mixes 4X with other genres like RPG and management, and even though it sounds strange, the result is quite interesting. Definitely something different for strategy fans.

If you miss games like Gunstar Heroes or Rocket Knight, Noitu Love is a great choice. It's not too long, but its replayability makes up for it.

Killer Instinct is back with great new characters, an amazing single-player mode like no other and a solid gameplay. A must have for fans of fighting games.

This sequel is no longer surprising, but if you enjoyed the first, you'll like this one. Still, it's a little bit milder and if you focus on its core gameplay, quite dull.

We loved this episode. It shows a sensible evolution, being more mature and rising its difficulty. If you haven't played this series yet, it's time to start.

It's definitely a game those interested in storytelling have to try. Wheels of Aurelia has some shortcomings, but it's also a very unique and enjoyable ride.

Rise of Iron is disappointing. Its price is too high for the content it adds, but at the same time, we can't deny that it's still Destiny, and we always enjoy playing it.

Zenith gets the Diablo concept and spices it up with a story full of humor. It feels a little bit outdated, but it's very entertaining nonetheless.

Seraph's strengths are more relevant than its weaknesses, and those who enjoy a challenge and testing their skills will find a quite interesting title here.

As a self-contained episode, it's good and fun; as a season finale, disappointing. This episode isn't bad, but this isn't the best Telltale either.

Virginia wants to tell a story, and that's what it does. It's not an unforgettable one, but if you're happy with it, it's not a bad option.

We like where the story is going, but at the same time we feel like our decisions aren't really relevant, and we miss having more control over the character.

FIFA 17 has pleased us, not only for the graphical overhaul thanks to the new engine, but also for the addition of a story mode and the gameplay improvements made. An excellent soccer game.

Event[0] tries to make something unique, an IA-based puzzle game, and it executes it quite successfully. It's short and it's definitely not perfect, but we think the experience is worth it.

This is a very complete and engaging game, but it feels like the console version hasn't been too well executed. If you can forgive some technical and control issues, you'll find a very good game.

Playground Games has mastered the Horizon formula to create one of the best racing games to date. A must-have you don't want to miss, no matter whether you've played the series before or not.

2K17 follows in the steps of its predecessor, but it brings new options and tweaks its gameplay to become the best basketball simulator to date.

BiShock: The Collections is a must have for those who haven't played the series yet. It offers what you can expect of a remaster, but it certainly lacks extra content.

Bandai Namco didn't try to reinvent wheel, but it's a very good sequel and a great way to experience Pac-Man.

Conga Master might fall a little short of content, but it's a very original experience, and also quite addictive.

This episode brings some really nice additions, but we also miss some of the removed features. Not the best game of the franchise, but still enjoyable.

The lack of licensed teams is worrying, but at least they focused on bringing the best gameplay in a few years. PES 2017 is a game any football fan will appreciate and enjoy.

Mandatory Happiness offers a great story with great moments and many endings, but the amount of text and its old-fashioned system can be a problem for many users.

Legion brings many changes and a lot of content in one of the best expansions to date. Now, we can only hope the post-launch support is as good as the expansion itself.

The remaster is good, but nothing has really changed apart from the resolution and framerate. It's one of those games you either love or hate, but it definitely has something unique.

This is a great example of how to make a remake while keeping the essence of the original adventure. It's a game that needs time, but it's also very rewarding.

RIVE is a great 2D shoot 'em up, which is challenging and fun. It's a little bit short, but intense nonetheless.

It's not revolutionary, but the multiplayer focus makes it more enjoyable. If you liked the first one, this sequel won't disappoint you.

ReCore is a good game with many ups and downs. The lineal levels make everything work, and then it's when you really enjoy the game, but the open world feels unnecessary and it's poorly executed, and that, together with the technical issues, worsen the final experience.

Alone with You is very interesting, well-made and tells a good, mature story. It might be a little bit text-heavy, but it you're ok with that, give it a try.

LEGO Dimensions is the best toy-to-life game at the moment. The amount of franchises available and how enjoyable it is make it the new king of the genre.

Just Sing is a good party game, but a bad karaoke. Depending on your priorities, it can be a good choice.

The Western debut of this franchise is not the best possible, but we hope it's just the first game of many to come. At least, it's quite enjoyable with another player.

It's hard to recommend The Tomorrow Children. The idea is really good, but it's one of those games with a very particular gameplay, so you might want to wait for the free-to-play version if you're not sure of what it has to offer. If you like what you see, then you'll enjoy this original adventure.

Looks good, plays well and it's quite fun. It's not unforgettable, but there aren't many games like this on Xbox One, so make sure you have a look at it if you are a Gold subscriber.

If you've enjoyed Ace Attorney's adventures before, this is yet another good episode, even though we've felt it's not as well planned as others and the experience has too many ups and downs.

Talent Not Included has a really good concept behind and it's well executed, but the lack of content makes it a little bit more forgettable than it should.

God Eater Resurrection is quite fun and enjoyable, but if you play alone it gets repetitive after a few hours. Still, its mechanics and core gameplay are good, so it's worth a try.

Champions of Anteria has too many problems to become relevant as a strategy game. It's enjoyable and it can be a good option if you're new to the genre, but if not, there's plenty of better options.

Verdun has really good ideas, and it tries to achieve a realism most shooters discard these days, but a very poor technical side and some control issues prevent it from achieving something bigger.

Mother Russia Bleeds is an old-school beat-em-'up fans of the genre will enjoy. There's nothing really new in the formula, but a few additions make it feel fresh.

Seasons after Fall is an excellent small adventure, with a lot of talent and love put into it. Some parts could’ve been more intuitive or less repetitive, but those are small issues for a very enjoyable experience.

Resident Evil 4 is still a great game, and this is the best way to enjoy it on consoles... At least until Capcom remasters it again.

Fans of "addictive platformers with a touch of frustration" will love this game. It's not very original, but you'll have a good dose of two-button-based fun.

Master of Orion returns to deliver a very interesting 4X experience, with a title that will satisfy both veterans and newcomers to the genre.

Hue is based on a great concept, and those who love puzzles and adventures will enjoy it. It's a shame it can't escape monotony, but the experience is good anyway.

Federation Force can be fun, and it is actually fun played with friends. The problem is that it's short and forgettable, and if you're planning on playing alone, it doesn't have much to offer.

It works as a survival game, with a few interesting ideas that makes it rather unique. Still, it can be repetitive and not particularly responsive control-wise, causing some frustrating situations that could've been avoided to make a better game.

Valley has a really good start, but it quickly fades into monotony. There are good ideas behind it, but it doesn't make the most of them throughout the adventure.

God Eater 2 is a very solid Action RPG, one of those that are becoming rare to find. Even though it has its shortcomings, it still offers a very enjoyable experience.

Deus Ex joins the GO series with a great title. Maybe not the best of them, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

If you like AoT, it's one of the best adaptations we could ask for. It's a shame its gameplay is quite repetitive and can end up being boring, but AoT fans should give it a try.

Okhlos is really enjoyable, fun and fresh. We think it could've been more polished, but rioting in the Ancient Greek had never been this fun.

Technically and content-wise, Assetto Corsa falls a little bit short, but gameplay-wise is really depth and realistic, and we're sure it'll satisfy your racing simulation needs.

The Turing Test is clever and well designed, but it lacks some variety, since it feels repetitive after a few hours. Still, a very interesting challenge for your brain.

The mix of the old and the new works really well in this game. As usual, its approach to strategy is so well designed that both fans of the genre and newcomers can enjoy it.

This episode is not a huge step forward, but still there is progression, and football fans will enjoy all the new features in Madden NFL 17.