This title is way more enjoyable if you know the anime the characters are based on, but even if you don't, you'll find a solid and interesting fighting game.

Clash Royale tweaks the formula of its predecessor and delivers an incredibly addictive and well-balance experience. Yes, there are in-app purchases, but even if you choose not to pay, you can still enjoy the latest game by Supercell.

HLD merges a solid audiovisual presentation and a very interesting gameplay. It might get too difficult for some players, but if you're used to playing RPGs and action games then there's nothing to fear.

It's far from being the best port, but also from being the worst. AC Chronicles works quite well on PS Vita, and if you don't have the console version or you want to play on the go, it still is a good choice.

We know it looks like yet another farming simulator, but Stardew Valley is much more. It's so well-crafted, smart and deep that it made us fall in love with it in a matter of minutes.

Enter the Gungeon is addictive, fun and deeper than it looks. It's far from being revolutionary, but it has its own personality and a few details that make it unique. If you enjoy shooting and dungeon crawling, you don't want to miss it.

From Software delivers its best work so far, a game that makes the Souls series better than ever. It's no longer surprising, but it's still an experience you don't want to miss.

Quantum Break is a great game, but not the groundbreaking experience you might expect from Remedy. It's so focused on the story that usually forgets about gameplay, not taking advantage of the good ideas its playable core is built upon. But don't get us wrong: Quantum Break is a very enjoyable game, with great moments and solid storytelling, but also feels like a missed opportunity for Remedy to make something better than their previous works.

As a game, you know what to expect of RE6 by now. If you are willing to accept its more action-focused gameplay and the lack of horror, RE6 is actually an interesting game with a lot of content, and this remaster makes it look better than even on consoles.

Nights of Azure is a very interesting concept, that not only works well, but it also surprises on many levels. Gust should work on making the most of its combat system and improve the exploration part of the gameplay to make it stand out among its competitors.

DiRT Rally arrives on consoles with a version as good as the original on PC. It still is one of the best rally games we've played in a long time, and if you've missed Colin McRae, we're happy to tell you its essence is back.

Black Desert is a game full of content that offers many things to do in a way that feels refreshing. It's hard to get into it, but once you're in, you'll find a great RPG.

Slain! hasn't met our expectations because of a poor level design and unresponsive controls. It's enjoyable, but at the same time, it's a little bit disappointing because it could have been a modern masterpiece.

A great mix of puzzles and adventure, beautiful and charming with a great story behind. One of the best apps of the moment, ideal for those who enjoy simplified graphic adventures.

Amanita Design has created yet another wonderful adventure. If you enjoyed their previous works or you just like the genre, Samorost 3 is a game you shouldn't miss.

Mutant Mudds is a solid platforming experience, but also quite hard and challenging. If that's what you're looking for and you enjoy a retro taste, Super Challenge is a great option.

République offers an interesting take on stealth, and if you enjoy that kind of gameplay, you'll probably enjoy this game. It's has its flaws, but the experience prevails.

This is an original concept and, as long as you're happy spending a lot of time reading, we think it deserves a try. We've enjoyed what Joe Dever's Lone Wolf has to offer, but considering its uncommon nature, make sure you understand what the game is about before buying it.

Day of the Tentacle is a master piece of the graphic adventures, and this remaster delivers everything we can expect from it. If you haven't played it, now it's the best time to do it.

Dokuro is a beautiful surprise, full of charm and puzzles. Behind its childish art there's an incredibly hard game, waiting for someone who is willing to take the challenge. If you're ready for a quite difficult platform/puzzle experience, go ahead.

Even with its technical flaws (it's recommended to play on a New 3DS), Hyrule Warriors: Legends delivers a solid, fun and complete experience on Nintendo's handheld.

Objectively, Obscuritas is far from being a great graphic adventure, but the setting and the mood covers many of its weaknesses to make it really enjoyable.

Crate Entertainment delivers a great ARPG, with tons of contents and very deep. If you have some friends to play with, Grim Dawn is a game you shouldn't miss.

Shadow Complex still is an amazing metroidvania, and even though visually it hasn't aged particularly well, the core experience remains as engaging as it was back on Xbox 360.

Alekhine's Gun hardly does anything right. The gameplay feels ancient and the AI is not particularly intelligent. It's based on a concept we enjoyed in the past, but in a shape that doesn't make it enjoyable anymore.

TM Turbo is fun, original, addictive and full of content. It brings back that 90's feeling and so many possibilities that you'll be busy for a long time.

Momodora is a good metroidvania. It doesn't really offer something new, but for those who can't get enough of this genre, it's a solid choice.

With all its limitations and its erotic themes, Estival Versus is fun and enjoyable. If you like what the series has to offer, then you don't want to miss this one.