The Dark Below doesn't bring anything new to the table and is tiny in content, but many fans will enjoy its new raids, quests and competitive matches.

The AC/DC Live: Rock Band Track Pack is an hour and a half AC/DC experience only for fans of the band.

Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption has potential to be a great action game, but the uninspired design of its enemies and a lack of quality in gameplay mechanics ruin the experience. It's an interesting game, but not the great game that could be.

Videogame or not a videogame. That's not the question. Wii Music offers sensations, gives fun and helps us to understand the meaning of music. It doesn't matter if this title is so casual, as long as composing our own melodies is an easy process for everybody.

An enjoyable but, at the same time, short and a bit repetitive brawler experience with a solid co-op feature.

At first ReCore is an engaging adventure plenty of good ideas but, then, some issues interfere with the flow of the title.

Blood Bath and Beyond is a humorous action side-scroller with nice elements but an unremarkable proposal.

The Suicide of Rachel Foster has all the ingredients to create a good mystery story: a mountain hotel, a family tragedy, death and a past to uncover. And yet, we arrive at the end somewhat disappointed, thinking that many of the answers are somewhat capricious and unconnected with the information the player handles.

A very interesting way to spend our time before The Witcher III arrives next May.

A good kart racing game for Final Fantasy and Chocobo fans, but not the right choice when compared with better options like Mario Kart or Crash Team Racing.

Socom U.S. Navy Seals: Confrontation is made to please the fans of the online side of the Socom series. Sadly, the tension and identity of SOCOM's saga is blunted by technical issues.

Mistwalker brings fun new gameplay to the Blue Dragon's fans.

A spin-off of the classic WayForward saga destined exclusively for iOS platforms. We missed some of the elements found in the original games, but Hose it Down! its a funny puzzle game anyway.

An interesting new twist for one of those "under the radar" Sony´s IPs. A definitive enjoyable experience when several players are in together.

This new edition of Crazy Taxi for iOS and Android devices offers the same high levels of fun and frenetic gameplay that this IP always delivers.

Blood Stone isn't a bad game, but has numerous imperfections too.

Front Mission Evolved has potential and fans of big-bot wars will enjoy it, but it feels like a flat experience.

Not the best remake of all time, but a good one in any case. The three player coop it´s one of its best features and its soundtrack (both old and the new re-arranged one) is superb. The new 3D graphics are very averaged, though.

Accessibility and short-term appeal are the key points of Grand Ages: Medieval.

An interesting homage to the 3D classic adventures, developed with low resources in an indie manner. Not bad at all, but the world design is chaotic and the gameplay mechanics are frustrating.

Its combat sometimes shows a questionable pace, and its stealth sections are not good. But the game as a whole delivers a good action/adventure experience for fans of the series.

Sonic: Lost World is not the best Sonic game, but it still has good moments for their loyal fans and Wii U users who want a new game for their console.

Good intentions, intense action, humour and problematic controls. A nice action game for your handheld.

Hasbro Family Game Night is a solid performer in the party genre. It's a great collection of well-translated board games that makes for a fun night in with your friends and family.

Pokémon Masters lacks ambition and dedication in an interesting mobile game, with a traditional Pokémon flavor. However, it's not enough when we speak about one of the biggest videogames franchises. Only for fans.

Greedfall: The Dying World is one of those games that demands patience and a lot of willpower on your part. Spiders has tried to bite off more than they could chew, creating a title with an incredibly slow start and tactical combat that never quite clicked with me. I miss the 'immersive sim' identity of the first game; here, they’ve opted for something more conventional, coupled with optimization issues and bugs that can really break the immersion. Yet, despite all that, I can't deny that the world is well-built. It has that classic RPG charm, reminiscent of Dragon Age: Origins, where you can get lost in its cities, talk to your companions, and soak in its political nuances.

The Order: 1886 is an amazing visual experience, but it has not become the game we all expected it to be and it's because of the bad execution of what looked like a bunch of great ideas.

One of the best entries in the Dynasty Warriors universe, with tons of playable characters, customization options and interesting tactics elements.