SWERY's new detective game. D4 puts you in the shoes of David Young, A retired boston detective with psychic powers that can re-live past moments through certain objects, also has a cat-woman, a glutton retired detective and Clam chowder. Let's hope for a second season.

Despite the lack of action gameplay, FN@F manages to make what several other horror games forget: that feeling powerless is essential for a good horror game. With the minimalistic graphics, sadistic battery system, and use of audio cues, Five Night At Freddy's is a horror game gamers have wished for a long time ago.

Taking place in the far future, Freedom Wars puts you in the role of a prisoner, guilty of being a waste of taxes for existing and forced to fight tech abominations to chop off some years from your ridiculously big sentence; Freedom Wars resembles the usual hunting-based japanese game, like Monster Hunter, and allows the player to bring friends with 4 player-co-op missions.

Managing to recreate the feel and gameplay of old school platformers and still managing to feel like its own game, Shovel knight showed not only that kickstarter was a viable way for dev to keep doing their great work, but also meeting every expectation put on them.

With their come back to the more wacky tone, Insomniac bring us an over-the-top TPS with movement reminiscing from games like Tony Hawk pro skater and Jet Set Radio. Filled to the brim with jokes, colors and guns, Sunset Overdrive just asks you to have fun during the ride and not mind the details

Despite some hiccups on launch, The Evil Within manages to properly remake several aspects that made games like RE4 so enjoyable. It toys around with several gameplay mechanics horror shooters are known for while still having satisfying gunplay and resource managing.

Going for a different direction from the usualsurvival setting, This War of Mine is a more realistic approach of an actual war and how refugees would handle such problems.

Supergiant's second game and seemingly their second hit in a row. Transistor's storytelling improves on Bastion's narrator-centric style and adds a surprisingly deep and varied hybrid of turn-based mix of isometric action.