A not very solid port for PS4 of a sweet and fun PS Vita Action RPG. Better visuals but FPS issues not found in the original.

Lords of Iron is the fourth DLC for Destiny and has some good moments as the Wrath of the Machines raid, but also a main quest that's too short and a serious lack of content.

Fun and visually stunning 3D brawler based on the anime series My Hero Academia. Not as good and polished as the best 3D fighting series such Soul Calibur VI or Tekken 7, but good enough to give it a shot.

A good PlayStation Move game.

Virginia is beautiful in its design and structure, but fails in the most important aspect: its capability to thrill.

The idea of companion gives some personality in a genre that is not renowned by the inclusion of secondary characters. We miss more cohesion between the different plots, especially in the final part.

Conarium is an effective piece of Lovecraftian fiction.

A bit short but a really enjoyable adventure game that´s highly recommendable to play with PSVR. It has its faults, but overall is one of the best games of its type available for PSVR.

A fun VR adventure plenty of action packed levels full of zombies, explosions and gore. A bit repetitive and short though… and one of the worst Spanish dubs ever heard.

Lord of the Rings: Conquest is a videogame too far from excellence to be recommendable without making some kind of warning marks before. Those who don't like the senseless button smashing will not enjoy this game, but if you are a fan of both the Tolkien universe and the online battles you will find here an honest but reiterative entertainment.

A spin-off of the Lara Croft adventures designed exclusively for mobile devices. It is not the best Endless Runner we have ever played, but it’s free to play, enjoyable and well done.

Although its overall price is excessive, Onslaught is still a good offering for Call of Duty: Ghosts fans.

At best, Duke Nukem Forever is a solid but flawed game, that most people would enjoy only as a new iteration in the 3D Realms veteran series. Despite some old promises, this game has a lot of trouble living up to those high expectations set forth by its saga's past triumphs.

A roguelite twin stick adventure granted with a fantastic local multiplayer competitive madness. Not the best of its class, but a very good one.

Fast action and story, a easy to play shoot-em-up.

A good sense of humor and a humble tribute to classic science fiction movies that tries to give variety to its action, but it still remains a plain game. Full of charm, that’s for sure.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed gives us the opportunity to go over to the dark side in order to enjoy addictive, durable and fun gameplay. It's also a bit monotonous, but nothing out of the ordinary problems of a game which has a very decent PSP version.

Black the Fall is a clever and ingenious adventure puzzle game with a dark and oppressive atmosphere, but we miss a better and more original puzzle design.

Magnetic: Closed Cage is not ashamed of his inspiration on Portal. It might not achieve that "magnetism", engaging the player as much as the work of Valve, but it maintains its good approach till the end.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 is a great action game with a fun combat and impressive roster, but it's also repetitive and has a poor level design. You will enjoy the game, but is far from the best musou.

Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings is an enjoyable game, especially for casual Wii owners.

A very predictable Tower Defense videogame with subtle traditional shooter touches. Still fun to play, but not as deep as it should be.

Van Helsing III is a good game with solid action-RPG experience for every fan of the genre with solid gameplay, but it lacks the features needed to become a worthy culmination of a trilogy.

Taking advantage of its minimal design, Fingered manages to be an interesting and unique adventure.

While Bleeding Edge isn't a turning point in the hero shooter genre, it's a little, fun experiment that'll definitely please those seeking for something new to chew. Its understanding of game modes and maps is worth noting, but it could use some polish control-wise.

Ghostbusters comes to Wii in a short and repetitive adventure, but it still sticks to the original. Very suitable for fans looking for a trip to the past.

An expansion of the original Deception IV which features tons of novelties which really pump up the playability and lastability of the game.

A very "japanese inspired" visual novel with interesting added features like turned-based combat and plenty of humour.