Xenoblade Chronicles X made us feel like we're exploring an uncharted world through an adventure like no other, unique, deep and beautiful. If you like RPGs, this is a game you cannot miss.

Just Cause 3 just wants you to have fun, and it does achieve that. It's a shame the secondary missions feel quite empty, but if you know what it is about, it won't disappoint you.

If you like management games, Valhalla Hills is a great choice that is fun and engaging. It is not the most complex one, but definitely worth your time.

Galaxy of Heroes is unoriginal and repetitive, and even though it can be entertaining, it feels like a wasted opportunity to do something more interesting with the franchise.

Mordheim brings all the complexity of the board game it is based on, so it's ideal for fans of the original and for those looking for a challenge.

Beyond has its ups and downs, and this version doesn't really improve that. The visuals get slightly better and the whole experience gets tweaked, but nothing relevant if you already played it.

Hard West is one of those games made for people looking for a challenge. If you're looking for a hard strategy game, this might be a interesting option.

The idea is original and the base is interesting, but at the end of the day it all feels empty and feels like a wasted opportunity. With better mechanics, it could have been a way better game.

We miss some extra and online modes, but if you have friends to play with, Mayan Death Robots is a fun and engaging experience.

It is a tribute to Limbo, and it doesn't try to hide it. It has some issues but it also entertains, so if you're just looking for an interesting adventure, have a look at this one.

TWD: No Man's Land delivers an interesting strategy adventure that takes seriously the license it is based on. Yes, it is not perfect, but it's a interesting experience for fans of the franchise.

Deadpool returns with pretty much the same adventure we played on the old consoles. It has some nice moments, but this is a wasted opportunity to fix the errors of the original and improve many of its aspects.

We like how SAO went a little bit more action-oriented this time. It's quality over quantity, but we've enjoyed our time with Lost Song, and even though you know the game is not perfect, the feelings you get from it are worth your time.

This episode is a good ending for the series, with pretty much everything we could expect from Game of Thrones. If you like the series it is based on, you won't be disappointed.

It has some limitations that prevent it from reaching the "masterpiece" status, but the experience is worth your time if you like RPGs.

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.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash is very disappointing. It's main additions are rather annoying, and the lack of content is undeniable. Still, it still fun when played with friends.

Star Wars Battlefront is fun and very, very spectacular. Its gameplay is not too deep and the content is less than we expected, but we're sure you're going to have some incredible and unbelievable moments playing it.

It has a solid base, but poor visuals, the lack of new features and being quite predictable end up making it a game that will only appeal a very small audience.

Empire TV Tycoon borrows from other games and also adds its own touch to deliver a very interesting strategy game. Those who look for something different within this genre should have a look at it.

We recommend trying its demo before buying it, since it has some ups and downs that prevent it from achieving something better. Still, Poncho is an interesting concept that works, and leaves us waiting to see what the team behind it can offer in the future.

Adventure Time returns with a quite simple adventure, but interesting and well-adapted at the same time. There's many things they could do to make it more engaging, but it seems to be heading in the right direction.

Blizzard has created one of the best space-operas and one of the best strategy games we've ever played. Great story, great gameplay and great production values make it the perfect closure for Starcraft II.

Telltale makes clear that this games is aimed at a younger audience. The thing is, it doesn't feel like it's telling a relevant story, and, unlike some other Telltale games, it ends up feeling like a game just for fans.

We were expecting more from a game with someone like Yuji Naka. The gameplay and the visuals feel outdated, and even though the game is fun, it's far from the best platformers on Nintendo consoles.

Clandestine is one of the best coop experiences we've played so far. We've loved working together with a friend, both as a hacker and as a spy. It is also fun to play it alone, but if you're looking for a new coop game, Clandestine should be one of the main candidates.

FM 2016 is the biggest and deepest game of the franchise so far, but it's up to the FM 2015 player to decide whether the changes, tweaks and improvements we've seen this year are enough.

Vermintide is a great game Warhammer fans just cannot miss. There are some aspects that might work better with some tweaks, but definitely a great choice to play with friends.