Codemasters has polished the solid game they released last year to give F1 fans the game this generation of consoles deserve. A great choice no matter how casual or hardcore you are.

Mankind Divided doesn't risk too much and follows closely the Deus Ex formula, but this isn't something negative. This new episode is a great mix of RPG, stealth and action you don't want to miss if you enjoyed Human Revolution.

Same core gameplay, but much better. It's free and it's fun, so we really recommend you to give it a try.

Reigns is fresh, fun and unique, ideal for short gaming sessions (particularly on mobile), and worth its price.

It's not as surprising as the original, but if you enjoyed Grow Home, you'll enjoy Grow Up. This episode offers more possibilities, but still may end up being repetitive.

It's one of those games where the feelings and the visual impact are the center of the experience, above the gameplay or the replayability. And, on the artistic side, it definitely achieves some unforgettable moments.

Forget any connections with other games you might have made. The Girl and the Robot is a humble adventure, charming and enjoyable, but its budget prevents it from becoming something more memorable.

Fun, addictive, well-designed and free. Suicide Squad's mobile game works at all levels, and if you're slightly interested in the movie, you should try it.

Although it's not unforgettable, This is the Police is a good journey through strategy, particularly relevant for those with little experience in the genre.

No Man's Sky is a very interesting concept, and it definitely works until it starts getting repetitive. The ground it is built upon is amazing, but so far there are many questions that remain unanswered, so make sure you understand what the game has to offer before buying it.

Mobius delivers a good mobile Final Fantasy game, clever and well designed. It may get repetitive, but it's worth a try.

Chronos is a very solid adventure, long and unique, that also proves VR works with third-person titles.

Overcooked is not very original, but it's very well executed, and the multiplayer addition makes it very addictive.

Blade Arcus is a very solid and enjoyable fighting game, particularly recommended for those who love Shining Hearts, Shining Blade and Shining Resonance.

Tricky Towers isn't particularly original or meant to be played alone, but if you're looking for a party game, it does have a lot of fun to offer.

Telltale has done a good job with Batman, but it failed to surprise us. We have a solid foundation, but they need to work harder to make it something as good as you would expect from this studio and the Dark Knight.

It does a few things right, it does a few things wrong. If you like what it has to offer or if you're looking for an accessible game of its genre, Brut@l can be a good choice.

ABZU is extremely beautiful, charming and awe-inspiring, but the lack of challenge and its length prevent it from achieving something bigger. Still, it's one of those games that you need to try.

If you like puzzles, it's a game you have to play. Clever, original and really well designed, Quadrilateral Cowboy is yet another proof of the talent of Bento Games.

Starbound is an amazing effort, a very solid game with something for everyone. Considering there's an indie team behind it, you can't really ask for more.

ASL is a intense, difficult challenge, particularly recommended for old-school gamers.

8DAYS is a step forward from the studio's previous game, but still has its issues. It's fun and enjoyable, particularly if you enjoy retro gaming.

On one hand, these kind of spin-offs are quite enjoyable, but on the other hand, the decisions we make feel quite irrelevant. Still, if you've made it this far, you probably want to keep on playing.

It's not perfect, but it's all we can ask from this type of game, considering its price. If you miss this particular kind of races, it's a good choice.

Obliteracers has obvious shortcomings, particularly on the content and on the technical side, but it's definitely a lot of fun if you play it with friends.

It's a mobile game, but it still feels like a Final Fantasy. JRPG fans will enjoy the game, and it's free-to-play model isn't as aggressive as you might expect. If you've enjoyed this franchise before, it's worth a try.

Double Fine delivers a great game once again. It's not ground-breaking, but definitely a nice surprise perfect for the summer while we wait for the blockbusters.

It hasn't changed much, but at least it improves the performance that made the original less enjoyable. A game for Compile Hearts fans.