Serial Cleaners makes a mess that it can’t clean by trying to shove too many poorly implemented mechanics to a franchise whose first title succeeded because of its simplicity and naive yet humorous artistic style. [Not recommended]

Zoo Tycoon is a nice return of the series on Xbox One, a fun demonstration of the console’s capabilities. This Zoo Tycoon is aiming for two audiences: fans and casual gamers. Zoo Tycoon's fans will be disappointed to have a minimal control on the management and the building of their park, while casual players perhaps won't try the challenges because of the difficulty.

F1 2009 reaches the finish, but it's still very far from being a winner. Not a simulator, not an arcade, but yes a reasonable option for gamers looking for F1's speed.

Harmony of Despair is a game for fans of the franchise. The gameplay works great although we had our hopes set on a little bit more innovation.

With all its madness, The Awesome Max Edition is a nice add-on for every Trials Fusion fan out there.

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

Dustborn is an astonishing narrative challenge with a superb handling of the conversations and emotions of its diverse team of protagonists.

SNK Playmore bring us an excellent and memorable arcade collection consisting of sixteen nostalgic videogames. It isn't the most innovative PSP title, but it could be the perfect present for the retro-gamer or any user looking for a direct, easy and pure gameplay feeling.

Quotation forthcoming.

A decade after the release of Bubble Bobble Plus!, the beloved Taito saga is back with a new iteration designed exclusively for Switch. Maybe Bubble Bobble 4 Friends it is not the best entry at all in this franchise, but at least the 4 players cooperative mode is really fun.

Shiness is an interesting Action RPG with solid bases, but it loses some force in its exploration, its history and its combats, although these last ones are quite original.

Repetitive, repetitive and repetitive… With those three words we can describe Spiderman Web of Shadows, a new and failed adaptation of the hero to the videogames. Hard to play and much harder to recommend.

Nier comes with a bizarre mix of influences and its own accomplishments. Not all of it works, but it's a commendable effort, and a great experience.

Infiltrator is just an average distraction for Mass Effect fans.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 manages to fulfill every desire its community has wished for, but it fails at delivering solid content and gameplay. The progression system has also been spoiled by random loot boxes almost entirely. Still, it definitely succeeds at letting you fantasize with a rich and spectacularly detailed universe.

Strange Brigade is a nice coop shooter that pops dozens of puzzles and exotic monsters on your screen. A cringy campaign and a wild fun horde mode are built with friends and replayability mechanics in mind, but it just lacks the sense of identity, variety and epicness that other similar games offer.

Another MotoGP sim plenty of content and fun to play but lacks the graphical punch found in the best driving games out there.

The new game from Gearbox is amazing. Lots of content, huge replayability and tons of unique characters at your disposal. The main event of the competitive multiplayer is Incursion, a MOBA FPS wannabe which works very well. Awesome bosses in every chapter. Its main problems are a extremely difficult one player campaign and the requirement of having more partners to play online.

Endearing characters.

Cartel Tycoon has some very interesting ideas that are unfortunately overshadowed by an inconsequential story and a certain lack of depth in its management strategy. It's addictive and fun, but it has the potential to be so much more.

The game is lovely to the eye because of its artistic decisions, has a gameplay that supports cooperative working, and has huge customization variety. But its lack of contents, poor performance and its online-only focus makes Brink not so great.

Outcast - Second Contact is the best excuse to enjoy of a great classic but this remake feels like a lost opportunity because its antiquated combat system and poor controls.

CyberConnect2 knows that doing the little gets the most.

A good idea that have not been executed as it should be. The number of minigames and options included are really scarce.

An interesting survival horror with a nice atmosphere and an intriguing story.

In terms of gameplay, Déraciné could be too simple, chaotic and sometimes even disjointed, but it’s impossible to deny its power to seduce the player with its fragmented narrative.

New content (and very interesting btw) for a classic hack´n slash adventure game. The Cross Save function is a nice touch.

Broforce is a love letter to iconic heroes from action movies, but also an enjoyable and frenetic action game.