Forza Motorsport 5 is a decent racer. Turn 10 does a lot of good things in their first game for the next-gen consoles, like the handling of the cars and variety in game modes. Unfortunately they miss the mark in game content - like tracks and cars - and modes like the multiplayer are disappointing. This is a pity, because it leaves a stain on an otherwise amusing race game.

Unmechanical Extended is a fun game, but the Extended version offers nothing new. Graphically it's a unique game and the gameplay is great, but there is no real challenge. Still it is worth buying.

Talking about content, Resident Evil 6 is an awesome and great game. Talking about the gameplay, Resident Evil 6 is a decent game, yet a bit disappointing. Talking about the co-op, Resident Evil 6 is a great game. Do the math yourself!

Escape from Butchers Bay is still an excellent title, and it is therefore regrettable that the new game Assault on Dark Athena is not as good as the last Riddick game. Still there is an entertaining section, that makes the total package certainly worth buying.

The game looks great and the gameplay is fantastic, but it never becomes too hard. The storyline that was so great in the original is not that clear in this game.

Yakuza 4 can be a great game but you'll have to look really hard to discover all of the great aspects it has to offer. This game isn't for you if you don't want to look into the deeper meaning of things.

WWE 2K17 is a very decent wrestling game, which offers players the true WWE experience through its host of famous wrestlers and its surprisingly layered gameplay.

Just Dance 2017 is another solid entry in the franchise, although it has its flaws. The game is rich of content, but some of that content is locked behind a pay wall in the form of Just Dance Unlimited. Also, a lack of new modes is a missed opportunity.

If you are looking to play I Am Setsuna, the Switch is the best platform to purchase the game on. I Am Setsuna is a perfect fit for the handheld mode of the console. It may not be the best JRPG out there, but it is a guarantee for hours of fun.

Nero stays true to its billing as an interactive novel, and while there are plenty of hiccups in nearly every facet of the game, none of them are particularly experience-ruining.

The new God of War adventure is a solid 2D metroidvania and offers a fresh look at the early life of Kratos. However, the shift from the classic God of War style to this new approach is quite big. The pacing and combat are also somewhat slow, and the gameplay eventually becomes repetitive.

Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution is proof the Wii has some nice fighting games.

Sky Force Anniversary blends a classic formula with modern-day visuals and social interactions. It's a wonderfuly simplistic game with solid gameplay and while it does get repetitive and frustrating at times, you keep coming back to play some more.

Latest iteration of a long running series doesn't entirely know whether to go for realistic tennis play or full party mode. The Fever rackets and courts are a welcome deviation from the norm.

This episode is interesting. It gives us a deeper view on the characters, but you can feel that this is a mid-season episode. The emotional moments are not that strong as earlier episodes and the end of this episode shows something you could have seen coming.

Despite the lack of polish, Endless Legend Shadows offers some great content which introduce new play styles and features that deepen the great gameplay of Endless Legend even more.

With Pool Nation you'll get a pooling experience that you've never had before. The simulator delivers several game modes and a lot of options to choose from. Every kind of shot that you can imagine is possible to make in the game and because of that you can truly speak of a great simulator. Another big plus are the graphics, which are truly stunning for a low budget title. If you want a great pooling experience without having to travel to a café, Pooling Nation is an offer you can't refuse.

Strider is back and he is wearing an interesting shawl. Thankfully there is more to this game. It is not just a beat 'em up, but it also gives the gamer the chance to variate smooth quickness with puzzle elements to make progress in the game.

Beautiful, both visually and musically, the game is solidly rooted in folklore and local traditions. South of Midnight combines parkour sections with confined battles to tell an engaging story full of characters from legends, brought to life. It doesn't overstay it's welcome but isn't very challenging either.

N++ is a fast paced game with a small ninja that you have to guide to the end of level. There are a lot of levels, but they flaw with N++ is that it feels like a repetitive tutorial. And that's not how a game is supposed to be.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is a little less with a little more on the Switch. The graphics are tuned down as is the framerate. But you get a few exclusive features like local WiFi multiplayer and motion controls. There could be more in this version though.

It's fun to keep killing zombies but the 'big package' is not so impressing. The main game itself however is fun and it's good to have Frank back.

Gotham Knights is a good game dragged down by a few mechanics that feel a little out of place. The story, characters, and gameplay is really fun, strengthened by a great-looking open world, and tons of stuff to do. The fact that you'll need to do all of it in 30 fps is a big problem though, although some co-op makes up for it a little.

ODST is a fun Halo game, but clearly an expansion and not a completely new game. There are some new possibilities, due to the small gameplay changes, and the multiplayer will keep you coming back for a long time.

Batman Arkham VR is amazingly cool. Never ever have you been so close to Batman nor Gotham City. The game focuses on puzzling. However the controls are quite simple and straightforward, the story is cool, but way too short.

This game is fun to play with four people. However, you need a friend. You can't join random people online. It's a shame, but the gameplay itself is fun.

Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet offers some fun puzzles and way too easy bosses. Its unique art style definitely makes it worth playing but the familiar gameplay, as seen in dozens of older games, disable the game from being something truly special.

Mafia III Faster, Baby! continues the strong narrative of the core game. Unfortunately, it deals with much of the same technical issues. Nevertheless, the amount of new content should stand for another few hours of fun.