Stela follows the path of other cinematic platforming experiences like Limbo and Inside, but if forgets to add a new layer to the subgenre. It has great moments, and visually is awesome at times. Definitely, not a bad adventure, but it feels very short and predictable, like if you had played it before.

Interesting 2D arcade / Runner game in the vein of Unirally (Uniracers), Joe Danger and the likes. Plenty of fun while it lasts but limited in many ways.

Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City are great games, but this remastered collection doesn't have the same quality.

Fantasy Life successfully combines a social simulator feeling with role playing mechanics in one of the longest games for Nintendo 3DS. If you like Animal Crossing, you should give it a try.

Dread Delusion is yet another breath of fresh air in the tough 2024 video game industry that comes from the medium/small development. It is a title that takes advantage of a visual hook to rewrite the RPGs of two decades ago and provide an experience that is not outstanding, but surprising, fun and engaging. [Recommended]

Different, original and very rhythmic. Game Freak surprises us with a videogame which isn't a Pokemon, but an original title based on the fun of pressing buttons with precision. Its direct gameplay is highly recommended for rhythmic games fans and owners of a Nintendo 3DS in general.

Fulfilling, inspired, dramatic and well designed action adventure game with a great sense of collaboration between PS Vita players all over the world. An enjoyable Monster Hunter-type game.

GRID is looking for its niche in a highly competitive genre with an eclectic proposal that wants to please everyone but therefore does not delve into any particular field.

Scribblenauts Unlimited is not as "unlimited" as supposed, but it's still a good option for people looking for taking advantage of their imagination.

The Elder Scrolls Online is still growing with Greymoor, a new chapter that feels special. We return to Skyrim in a great war against the vampires, and it's fun and very nostalgic.

Charming as ever and great if you are looking for a cooperative experience. The bad thing is the innovation and level of challenge, but if you love Kirby everything should be fine.

Good news for the Hack and Slash lovers. X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a fantastic brawler. On the graphic and audio side the videogame does nice work, but it's in the gameplay area where the new Raven effort shines above those hundreds of forgettable movie adaptations.

A parody? A tribute? We don't know what exactly is The Taker Over, but it feels weak when compared to other beat 'em up games.

Marvel Ultimate Alliance is a solid game. We miss some kind of diversity in its proposal and more innovation in its core, but it’s a nice button masher.

Great sequel of one of those special games that offers something different. A good version for Switch.

A very enjoyable motorbike sim experience with tons of game modes and content, tight controls and all the bells and whistles you might expect from an official Moto GP title.

Not the best in the genre, but a really tour de force for hardcore players that includes the presence of iconic characters from the most popular Capcom, Bandai Namco and Sega franchises, and a few entries from Nintendo.

Humour, good minigames and all the Wii complements: The best Rabbids have returned.

Tri Force Heroes combines the best of the Zelda series (well-designed dungeons, interesting puzzles, challenging boss fights…) in a multiplayer and strong cooperative game. It lacks interest on storytelling and we miss more activities to do, but it's still a very recommended and enjoyable entry in the franchise.

Animal Crossing: City Folk is a conservative videogame especially recomended for people who never have lived in the Nintendo's animals town. Everybody else should value if the lack of novelties are not enough to avoid a new mortgage in Wii.

The die-hard Battlefield 3 maybe feel disappointed with Close Quarters: a short range action packed DLC with constricted maps and two new gameplay modes.

Another great offering from the Pixeljunk team.

A very deep, varied and entertaining Dragon Quest spin-off videogame from the Dynasty Warriors creators. A lot of hours of battles, adventures and dramatic moments.

It is demanding but RIVE also knows how to reward your effort. Brutal and intensive in its action, this is a remarkable shoot'em up with classical heart.

Hacktag delivers a fun cooperative experience, well needed in the stealth genre. However, it currently faces some major issues regarding AI, controls, and repetition. Might be a great option for those looking for quick games to play with a friend.

MXGP 2021 is an interesting hybrid that combines arcade driving with simulation within a complex sport to reproduce at the controls under the same proposal. However, its physics system is capable of the best and the worst at the same time, with a number of game modes that are stuck in the past. MXGP 2021 needs to take real-time terrain variations more seriously, improve its career mode and make Playground a really attractive offering if it wants to take a step forward as a franchise.

Outriders: Worldslayer brings a solid new direction in what the endgame should look like for People Can Fly's latest IP. It features a much more refined gameplay loop along with dozens of new loot to chase. Hardcore players should be happy, except for the awkward limitations linked to the city-mode of Tarya Gratar.

An amazing game for speedrun enthusiasts that includes more than 150 events from NES classics like Super Mario Bros, Zelda or Metroid. [Recommended]