Day of the Tentacle Remastered is a solid port of an excellent cult classic.

Arslan: The Warriors of Legend is a crowd-pleaser of a game. Although it has a more open-ended conclusion since it follows the series so closely, the more cohesive story and seamless transition between gameplay and cut scenes make the title feel more substantial.

As it stands now, Tom Clancy's The Division lives up to the hype it's generated over the years. For a game of this nature, it's too early to say whether it is definitively good or bad, but for now, it's off to a very good start.

Even if you already have the Zuma games, Sparkle 2 is worth getting for match-three puzzle game fans.

Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale is exactly what it tries to be: an old-school charming JRPG with some farming.

The Flame in the Flood delivers a brilliant twist on the survival genre. The inability to linger in one place makes the game feel like a proper adventure with some additional survival trappings.

It is a solid puzzler, plays great on the handheld, and is very easy to consume in small bites if you're limited on time.

It's rare that a game does so much so well, and with only a few missteps, Rise of the Tomb Raider is destined to be one of the most recommendable PC games this year.

It doesn't provide anything new for fighting veterans, and it doesn't have characters that will immediately draw in players. It does provide a good fighting experience with an assortment of modes that provide familiarity - but nothing new.

As long as you favor quirky shooters, you'll take a liking to Lovely Planet.

Gemini: Heroes Reborn may be flawed, but it is fun while it lasts.

If you can ignore the nonsensical story and execution, Shooting Stars is a decent arcade shooter.

Gravity Rush Remastered is a very solid adventure game whose charm really comes from movement.

Far Cry: Primal is an example of how ambition doesn't always translate to success. It's overly familiar and overly safe, and it does little with its concept.

With control options on the PC being rather limited, the game is only good for those who care about competition. For everyone else looking for something closer to what the older games provided, give it a month to see if things improve.

Ultimately, LEGO Marvel's Avengers delivers plenty of fan service, but it fails to top its predecessors. Instead of something new and innovative, LEGO Marvel's Avengers is a by-the-numbers sequel that scratches the LEGO itch but doesn't offer much more than that. It's also the easiest LEGO game yet.

The fun of the original title is still here but has been amplified with the addition of new maps and classes.

While a few will find some genuine fun here, most may wait for a price drop and seek out other titles to satisfy their craving for a twin-stick shooter.

Project X Zone 2 is an improvement over the original game in a lot of ways but still maintains some of its fundamental flaws.

The Deadly Tower of Monsters is a very enjoyable romp.

Unravel is pure charm from start to finish. It's not going to redefine the platformer genre, but it's a wonderfully atmospheric and enjoyable title with solid gameplay and delightful visuals.

The Witness is a masterpiece of game design and an early contender for one of the best titles of the year.

XCOM 2 took a formula that was already deeply compelling and made it even better.

Tharsis isn't a game for everyone. Strategy may be an important factor in determining how long you'll survive, but luck plays a much bigger role in things toward the end. The game is punishingly difficult early on, but it throws you a bone every now and then with character unlocks that can make things feel different.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is a great RPG that can really shine on more powerful hardware.

Shadow Puppeteer is a fun and simple co-op game.

In the end, Amplitude isn't quite the masterpiece that many had expected. The idea of a concept album for the Campaign mode is good, but the execution has too many interruptions that prevent the concept from being fully realized.

Final Fantasy Explorers is a poor Monster Hunter clone but still a reasonably fun game.