Dragon's Dogma was never prefect, but it was good enough to overcome all its shortcomings and have us playing for hours and hours. This PC version is also the best way to enjoy it.

This is a great ARPG that successfully introduces the ‘gacha’ mechanics into the West. Yes, it is build around micro transactions, but they’re not particularly aggressive, and it’s definitely worth a try.

Puyo Puyo Tetris is a game that you always enjoy, no matter if it's for a short session or for a long one, and it works even better on a handheld. It's a shame its price is a little bit too high –we're sure some players will miss it because of it.

Mouse: P.I. For Hire is a stunning achievement that pairs its masterful rubber hose aesthetic with frantic, modern gunplay. While the detective mechanics lack depth and occasional technical crashes mar the experience, the charismatic noir atmosphere and satisfying combat loop deliver a refreshing shooter that transcends its visual gimmick.

Even though it's not a true Hitman game, the strategy concept works pretty well, and becomes and outstanding mobile experience that does not lose the soul of the franchise.

A great choice full of humor for those who want to get started in the genre. Long-time fans may find it easy, and we were expecting a deeper gameplay, but still a great recommendation.

Happy Games takes us, ironically, to a dark, nightmare world where puzzles require gruesome solutions.

Maybe it is a little bit weak when it comes to the presentation, but the gameplay is solid and incredibly addictive. If you like music games, this is one you should try.

Ignoring some small flaws, IL 2-Sturmovik is delicious, honest, mature and deep, one of the most complex and fascinating flying simulators ever published in console.

It's not a huge step forward from the previous episode, but it does deliver everything a baseball fan could ask for. Plenty of options, loads of content and many hours of fun.

Bravely Second is a great game, but somehow it feels more like an expansion than like a true sequel. Still, if you enjoyed the first one, you wouldn't want to miss this episode.

It brings a solid experience, with lots of possibilities and a new environment that makes it feel classic but fresh at the same time.

This release is in a better state than last year's and brings some interesting new features, although they still have to go deeper into some mechanics and also fine-tune certain bugs to offer a great game. If they continue on this path... they will eventually succeed.

Epic has done an amazing job. It looks great, and it plays pretty good considering the limitations of the hardware. Also, being able to carry all your progress from another platform is just perfect.

Quotation forthcoming.

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

The problem is that it arrives on this platform quite late. Apart from this, the game offers a very original concept that needs some time to work out, but it's rewarding and engaging in the end.

Origins is a great game that relies heavily on its setting to make an impact on the player. Its gameplay also evolves, and although it still has some of the issues the series have been suffering in the last few entries, it’s definitely a step in the right direction. If you’ve ever been interested in the series, don’t miss this one.

Quotation forthcoming.

A great puzzle title which will be liked by genre fans and engages quickly everyone.

Black Book is one of those games that some people might love and some people might hate. It has its flaws, but we think it’s a fantastic RPG and we would recommend it if you like what it has to offer.

The Legend of Tianding offers a great gameplay, fluid and responsive, and adds a unique setting and some interesting mechanics to make it an adventure that’s worth your time.

This is a good strategy game, regardless of whether you are a Warhammer fan. If you like XCOM’s gameplay, check it out.

Those who enjoyed the first Scribblenauts will enjoy again the experience, and newcomers should give a chance to a game which fosters our creativity like no one.

Skyward Sword might not be the best Zelda, but this is the best way to live this adventure. In any case, it’s an incredible game either overlooked or underrated, and this is a fantastic second chance.

It has the flavour of the original Sonic, but refined. It may result too short for its price, but it is very replayable.

This is an old-school RPG game, where every player can get deeper into it the way they want. It's like an open window to a past time full of apocalyptic fun.

Action, exploration and Japanese tradition made art in your screen.