As a game it still has its ups and downs, but it is the best version so far, and a good wait to keep ourselves entertained while we wait for a real sequel.

This is a step forward for the series rather than a revolution. There are indeed some improvements, but it's probably recommended for those looking for these strategic elements included. Otherwise, you might want to keep an eye on Dynasty Warriors 8.

Skull & Bones offers engaging naval combat and exploration, but falls short in other areas compared to its predecessor, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. While it lacks depth in its on-land gameplay and suffers from some unpolished elements, it still provides enjoyable adventures on the high seas with its ship customization and combat mechanics.

It lacks the emotion of the main episodes of the game, and also it's quite short. However, it feels like a good way to taste what it's yet to come.

Evil Dead is back with an interesting asymmetric action game that doesn’t do anything new, but knows how to deliver fun battles to its fans.

Nothing in it really shines, but it's definitely enjoyable, and the lack of arcade racers like this makes FlatOut 4 a good choice for fans for the genre.

Yooka-Laylee is a good game, but not as good as we expected. Great ideas not so well-executed, with minor issues and big ones, including the controls and level design. Still, this type of game has been disappeared for so long that if you like the genre you will definitely enjoy it.

NBA 2K24 is fantastic when it comes to its gameplay, but its extreme focus on microtransations ends up hurting the experience.

Even though it's enjoyable, there's nothing particularly relevant or outstanding in Mighty No. 9. We've had fun with it, but it's technically poor and its level design is quite uninspired –definitely not what you would expect from such a successful Kickstarter and Inafune.

Maid of Sker isn’t very original – just another first-person stealth-based horror game, but it knows how to create a terrifying atmosphere, how to tell an interesting story and how to offer a classic, Resident Evil-like stage design. If you’re not looking for a revolution, but just a good horror indie game, this is a good choice.

It holds fun for a few hours, even though it might end up being a little boring. However, we think its price reasonably matches its content.

It's surprising and satisfying, but definitely not for everyone. Actually, it's not a standard game and not even close to World of Goo. Recommended for those who enjoyed games like Doodle God or simply love that "special something" Tomorrow's Corporation's titles have.

This is a fast musou game that you can enjoy whether you know the franchise or not. It's not something special within the genre, but if you understand its shortcomings and aspirations, you'll probably like it.

Rescue Team DX is a good remake, but some of the decisions made make the game simpler and easier, breaking the balanced difficulty of the original. Still, if you like this approach to the Pokémon world, you’ll enjoy it.

Bladed Fury works, and it’s enjoyable if you like the genre, but it holds much more potential, and we hope it develops it in a sequel.

This is good sequel for fans thanks to its setting and plot, but it’s still stuck in a somehow outdated gameplay.

State of Decay is one of the best survival games we've played lately, and if you haven't played it yet, you definitely should. Still, even though the tweaks and the new content is appreciated, we think this version should have pushed further the Xbox One possibilities.

If you haven't played it yet, having it on PC is a good chance to do so, since it's a unique experience with Suda51's "seal of weirdness". The adaptation from console to PC isn't as good as you might expect, though.

It’s always good to have classic franchises like this back, even if it doesn’t bring anything new to the table. If you miss this series, you’ll have a as good time with it.

It looks quite amateur, but it delivers a solid, original and challenging experience for those looking for platforming and puzzles.

It doesn't offer anything particularly relevant if you've already played it on 3DS, but its classic concept delivers an interesting game that might surprise some players and that works quite well on PS Vita.

Quotation forthcoming.

We Happy Few is great when it works, but it not always does it. It’s a game with a great foundation that has clearly been rushed. It’s already a good game, but after a few patches it should be a much more recommendable experience.

Katamari Forever is a more than decent installment for PlayStation 3 users, which will take the prince to new challenges. Unfortunately the game hasn't got any new elements in comparison with the previous ones, and it doesn't allow online play, a feature which Beautiful Katamari had, and was really addictive.

Even though it struggles sometimes to keep the story flowing, it's a great option for those looking for graphic adventures and, above all, a promising first title for its developer, KickBack.

The ABC Murders is an old-school adventure, engaging and interesting and reasonably priced. Ideal for those who enjoy the core experience of the genre.

The concept has lost the original feeling that the previous episode had, but still is an interesting platformer with a twist that deserves a try.

As a first episode, it is very interesting. If you like graphic adventures and you're willing to try something new and fresh, this is indeed a good option.