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Destiny 2 is a sequel that does its job well: it maintains the winning formula of the first game and adds new features that help to refresh the experience. While it's not a revolution, the game offers a constant evolution that's more accessible to different types of players, with a focus on exploration and dynamic events. For those who have already played the first game, Destiny 2 offers a worthwhile experience, with many hours of content, even if it's not a game-changer. If you like FPS with RPG elements and a good dose of multiplayer, Destiny 2 is definitely a solid choice.

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Despite featuring fewer games than the first collection, Legacy Collection 2 makes up for it with longer and more diverse titles, offering good value for the price charged. The high difficulty, a trademark of the series, remains intact, requiring patience and skill even from veterans.

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Collar x Malice is a more adult otome game, with a more human and dense theme than the fantasy approach seen in most games of the genre. The game is not tiring, always prioritizing investigation and mysteries. You will have to, in fact, understand the criminal acts and study Adonis' terrorism, debate with your colleagues and try to solve the main mystery: who Adonis is and how to stop him. All this, of course, while falling in love with a charming husbando and trying not to die or kill anyone during the game.

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Splatoon 2 is a highly recommended game if you have a Nintendo Switch at home. Although the console lacks other famous shooters on the market, it offers one of the most fun and unique games in the genre. And this sequel is even more complete and addictive.

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Kona is a game that is not so different from what we are used to, with suspense, puzzles and many mysteries in each new scene. The story is intriguing and the game, even with very basic graphics, impresses by showing that the “horror/tension” genre is not dead – quite the opposite.

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Ultimately, LEGO Worlds is an incredible “toy box,” with an open world and many possibilities that go beyond just creating for the sake of creating. The game gives you freedom, but has its own identity, without getting lost along the way, as other games of the genre do, including Minecraft. Add to that the graphics are on par with other games in the LEGO series and you have a great experience for all ages.

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Without any fear, I can say that Persona 5 is the definitive Japanese RPG. Everything here is in its right place and well-produced. Charismatic characters, captivating soundtrack, heroes with true ambitions, anime narrative, stylish menus and visuals. The game is everything fans expected and also serves as an excellent gateway for those who are just starting out in the series. But get ready, because there is a lot to do in the adventure. They are here to steal your heart, and your free time.

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Ghost Recon Wildlands represents what we've seen from Ubisoft in recent years, with that open-world, third-person shooter scheme, on "automatic", but in a well-crafted way. The game isn't generic, despite its story being, and its gameplay shines a lot. Multiplayer and extra modes are present, so it's worth checking out for new and old fans. Some of Ubi's most elaborate graphics are also seen here, so prepare to be surprised with each new camera turn.

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Everything is so natural in Horizon Zero Dawn that it almost feels strange. You play, play, play and never get tired. You only stop playing because you remember you have other things to do, but it's easy to get lost in the game's fluid gameplay and graphics, which are, yes, amazing. Guerrilla stepped out of its comfort zone by leaving Killzone aside and betting on a completely different game. What we saw in Horizon left us speechless and we hope to see the experience repeated in an eventual sequel.

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For Honor is a good game and a good debut for Ubisoft in a new genre. The game features combat in open, open-ended, yet limited settings, and uses three clans, with a system of 12 distinct classes, with good variety and combination. Aside from a few issues, such as the confusing and cluttered menus, the adventure is worth checking out and enjoying for those who enjoy the multiplayer combat genre.

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Yakuza 0 is a good place to start if you want to get to know the series now, but it's also a treat for fans, as it stays true to what the series represents. There's a lot of content to explore and check out, and the graphics get better with each version. Kazuma is well represented on Sony's current generation of consoles, and you'll have hours and hours of fun playing the game controlling the guy – in a good way, of course.

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Capcom deserves congratulations. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is everything you wanted and more. From start to finish, the game will keep you glued to the screen. When it's over, you'll want to play it again, do it differently, try something else, or play on a higher difficulty. The "fear" is at a high level and the story never lets up at any point. Beautiful graphics and respectable content make this one of the best in the series. It's worth remembering that the PS4 version is still compatible with PS VR, which makes everything even scarier. Go for it without fear. Or with it. Well, you get the idea.

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Final Fantasy XV is truly a “Final Fantasy for new and old fans,” as the first screen we see when the game opens says, more or less. All 10 years of production seem to have been worth it compared to the product we find. Noctis is a charismatic character, as are his story, friends and the lessons the game teaches us. The combats are fierce and interesting and the graphics show that this is a true Final Fantasy, which is here to stay and should dictate the course of the series for years to come.

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NBA 2KVR is an interesting and very different experience, but it doesn't last long. Even so, the affordable price can please those looking for quick fun, not to mention that it is recommended for basketball lovers. The “game” is made up of minigames and progression with coins that the player earns.

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Steep seems to suffer from that “illness” that every first Ubisoft game in a new series has. It’s a good game, but it has the potential to be even better, which leads us to believe that a possible sequel should be released with even more care. The gameplay is “ok”, but the progression made us feel strange holding the controller in our hands. Aside from that, the multiplayer is well done and the visuals are impressive.

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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is one of the best games of the year and perhaps one of the best of its genre, although this “genre” is not clear – is it an RPG? Is it a stealth game? An action game? Or an FPS? It doesn’t really matter, what matters here is that it is a production full of quality and has a lot to offer for newcomers and veterans alike.

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Mafia III does a good job of setting itself apart from previous games in the series, but it doesn't draw much inspiration from the gameplay, which makes the title seem "generic" in the long run. However, those who enjoy a good story will love it, especially for the issues it addresses and the consequences it brings to the character Lincoln Clay. It's worth checking out for those who enjoy open-world games and for those who prefer that plot over near-perfect gameplay.

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Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is back. Very good graphics, fun gameplay, a good cast, all modes and extras sold separately in the original edition, and all for a very fair price, fairer than we imagined it would be. So, if you liked it when it came out in the previous generation, and were sad that it was gone from the market, keep an eye out. Oh, and PC and Xbox One owners don't need to be sad, because this re-release will also appear there, even if it takes a while – only in March 2017.

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Eagle Flight is, for now, the best game that PS VR has in its collection. The most interesting thing is that it is cheap compared to others, around US$ 30 in the console's online store, and offers a very complete package of the experience of flying freely just by moving your head. The simulation with VR works well, despite some "natural" impediments that remain in the player's view, which is the view of the eagle itself.

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Batman Arkham VR is, in fact, a missed opportunity. Which is a shame, because in addition to fans of the character expecting something better and more complex, the game wastes the opportunity to be a true game in the Arkham series with the PS VR, and not just a kind of “luxury demo”. The price may not be worth it in Brazil, despite being more affordable abroad. Still, it can be worth it as a curiosity to show what it’s like to play with the accessory, and nothing more than that.

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