My Hero One's Justice 2 is pretty much what you'd expect —a rather clunky and unimaginative sequel that comfortably relies on the strengths of its predecessor. However I must admit it's still a fun and explosive game set in one of the best story arcs of the anime that will most certainly please those looking to simply take control of its many fun characters.

Persona 5 Royal takes one of the best adventures of this generation and turns it even better with so much content, so many improvements, that it completely blew any expectations that we had. No wonder it's got a "Royal" title, as it has crowned itself as one of the best JRPGs ever created.

Call of Duty: Warzone is a natural and worthy successor to Black Ops 4’s Blackout —one that grows strong in its predecessor’s innovations and sense of action but one that also addresses the most common flaws in your average battle royale games.

It seems difficult to think that the Doom franchise can raise its level of intensity even further, but it certainly does. Not only are all the additions welcome, but we can no longer imagine Doom without them.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a right evolution in the series, based on customization, looting and crafting. Definitely, the biggest title in the AC franchise, but also a very conservative one.

In short, Holfraine must be judged in context within the Talents initiative. Fluxart proves to have a good basis to continue working on future developments although they have to focus on ideas and genres that are affordable if they want to achieve commercial success and cease to be a mere project. Probably your highlight is your honesty with the player in terms of price. Holfraine arrives at the market with a price of only € 4.99 and included in PlayStation Plus output although this point can be discussed by the need of the game to have a community to back it up. It will be necessary to see what evolution it has after March since its lacks and the competition in its sector prevent it from being able to keep the player hooked for long.

Nioh 2 is a fun game and tremendously similar to the original piece. Not only in its system, but reusing many elements of its interface, equipment and enemies - and even bosses and scenarios.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps has everything we loved about the original game. It's beautiful and charming, with a powerful metroidvania feeling. Just a brilliant sequel.

Black Mesa is more than a plain remake, is the passionate love letter from a team of amateur developers that grew to become the licensed creators of a great game, that actually lives up to the legend that is Half-Life.

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.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX is exactly what it should be: a true, solid remake to the GBA/DS classics. It’s been refreshed by a charming art style, animations and overall feeling and controls, but one might want a slightly more ambitious approach to endgame, controls and extras.

Not so special in terms of new content, but still a good option for everyone interested in playing one of the best hack 'n slash exponents in videogames history.

Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem is a good action isometric perspective RPG that knows how to take what you need from games like Diablo III or Path of Exile. Its playability is fun and demanding, although it does not escape the sense of repetitiveness inherent in the works of its genre. It highlights the excellent work that has been carried out in the system of skills improvements and levels rise, but it is dazzled by a multiplayer section still pending some improvements in its servers, although it has been on track since its launch. With a new mode at the end of the main campaign, the options for those who wish to stay are endless. Undoubtedly, one of the surprises of this beginning of the year that, will have to do with time if it stays in a “take away” while Diablo IV arrives or manages to keep his community hooked with new content.

Kentucky Route Zero is the demonstration that the indie landscape still has surprises for us. Pure artistic expression from its beginning to its end is a profound title in its themes that satisfy the most demanding users and interested in the different aspects that pursue the new narrative in video games. However, you can lose others and have some moments when your story can be too confusing if you don't follow it carefully. Anyway, we are facing a revolutionary and daring work and you should not stop giving it a chance.

Metro Redux on Nintendo Switch is a great opportunity to discover one of the best adventure action games of the last years.

Kofi Quest: Alpha MOD turns out to be a game that meets the expectations, based on a web series without too much travel, it stands as a good product, loaded with a great sense of humor aimed at video game lovers and with an artistic section of the most striking brilliantly accompanied by an excellent interpretive work in their voices. Although it does not achieve excellence in any of its playable mechanics, the title strives to offer novelties until the very end of its campaign something that, together with the good story it tells, keeps you glued to the mouse from beginning to end.

Dreams may have just been born, but it's only the beginning. It's an intuitive, user-friendly engine with infinite possibilities that blurs the boundaries between creator and player.

Hunt: Showdown brings a rather interesting approach to the multiplayer horror genre, focusing on stressing and pressuring the player instead of scaring them. The gameplay feels interesting and it’s definitely worth giving it a try, but the permadeath and the progression system might not please everyone.

An excellent pack with two of the best Platinum Games titles: Vanquish, a superb shooter game; and Bayonetta, an irreverent but original hack and slash game. If you missed them, give them a shot.

A RPG for everyone. This is our perception about Snack World, an interesting dungeon crawler game with simple, but enjoyable, gameplay. It only fails in one important point: variety, and that's why it couldn't go further in the role playing games genre.

Daemon X Machine receives an okay adaptation to PC that delivers the original, sort of repetitive and clunky campaign in a more fashionable way. The game also features a welcome number of extra options to tweak the graphics as well as fully customizable key mapping and the most relevant content updates to date. Not a must have, but still a nice addition to your Steam library.

Cuisine Royale feels a lot like any other Battle Royale game you have ever played, but the jokes, the humor, and an engaging gameplay, manage to create a really enjoyable multiplayer experience for free.

Super Crush KO is a fun and addictive experience in the 2D action genre. Fresh and casual, it invites you to play every time you switch on your console. It's short and bosses design could be better, but still it has some enjoyment in it.

Journey to the Savage Planet wants to take you to an alien planet for an adventure based on exploration. But the further I went into the planet, the more I felt that my movements were too guided.

An amazing RTS that deserved a better remaster. Warcraft III is still great, even moreso with the new graphics, but Reforged is a major disappointment because of the lack of polish, broken promises and missing social and multiplayer features.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War brings the best from this franchise along with a pretty nice diversity of new opponents to kill. It’s fun at times, but still lurks way behind current zombie games.

Praetorians was a great RTS made by the creators of the Commandos series. Its remaster is a good opportunity to rediscover this classic, but feels rushed. It would have been great to add more options and new content.

It's hard for Ministry of Broadcast to left anyone indifferent. It's simply made with a craft that I missed. Its puzzles and platforms always invite you to continue, never overwhelming or demoralizing. Like the reality shows it's inspired by, it's morbid, chaotic and you never know what's going to happen next.