Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising was supposed to be a simple introduction to the Eiyuden Chronicle world... but instead it becomes a tedious exploration of a TON of secondary, unnecessary quests. In the end, the beauty of its world as well as the simplicity of its design are not allowed to shine as they most certainly could.

THQ Nordic and King Art Games bring us The Dwarves, an RPG adaptation of Markus Hetiz’s novels that, despite good ideas, doesn’t live up to its source material albeit its entertaining story.

Red Faction Guerrilla is back with a remastered version that is not enough to make up for the 10-year-old flaws of the game. In spite of the fact that destroying everything is still quite fun, there are better options nowadays for the fans of these crazy action games.

Shawden is influenced by great games, such as Thief, Prince of Persia and Superhot, but the mixture is not correctly done, so this new game by Frozenbyte has some issues that affect its value.

All of the improvements of the previous years have been completely forsaken in this version of the game. Thus, it merely carries some sort of historical value for European players (given that it had never released before in our territory), but there really is barely anything at all to take out from it.

One Piece: World Seeker does not manage to meet the expectations built on its several showings. Instead, we are presented with a conventional open-world game that in spite of having a nice story, it is lacking in most of all the other aspects.

Open House Games gives us a title with plenty of originality in the approach but in the end turns out to fall into an ellipse of repetition of elements and missed opportunities. A Tale of Paper is a story of great ideas but questionable execution.

We are not facing a failed production, but it misses the opportunity of reviving the genre with new stuff. It stays in a known field, with a graphic element that does not stand out, but has a wild style we really love.

An okay game full of minigames that help you exercise your brain but that, however, does not have much going for itself in terms of variety of content. Nevertheless, it's possible that in a few days you'll just be completing tests non-stop.

This console version of the famous PC game has some issues that make this installment a boring game without too much content for a single player.

Matterfall brings back retro gameplay mechanics in a futurist set. However, it does not bring anything new and becomes a little bit repetitive due to this.

SNK Heroines is the Japanese company’s bet starring its famous girls with an all new battle system that will satisfy all of its players and that also focuses on the customization of the characters. This is, indeed, a fan service type of game.

Tankr is a simple and casual game that provides lots of fun during its local multiplayer game, but its campaign is too repetitive and doesn’t elicit any emotion.

Blackguards 2 comes to consoles with the same formula as its first installment, a turn-based tactical RPG. A different title inside the genre that could be interesting for those searching for new adventures.

Dillon’s Dead-Heat Breakers is clearly an improvement compared to its previous installments. However, this game turns to be a little bit boring and monotone after a few hours playing. If you enjoyed the previous games, you should try it, but don’t expect too much.

This is a new opportunity to enjoy BAJA: Edge of Control after almost ten years from its release. However, even though this is a remastered version, the game still looks too old and lacks the functionality that other racing games have.

Handball 21 is a title whose discipline is not really that popular compared to others and, much like the previous games, it will delight fans of the world of handball, but will be crude and difficult for those unfamiliar with this impressive sport.

Mafia III has a very powerful beginning, but it fails when the player advances in the game. The only part that can be seen as great is its story, but the tremendous graphical and gameplay issues make this game a deception.

Scrap Garden is an interesting indie project which is set in a futuristic universe. It features both a nice plot and gameplay mechanics.

Anthem is a game with a superb gameplay that fails in delivering an entertaining experience due to a campaign with no flow, a heartless story and repetitive missions, even in the endgame. Anthem clearly needs months or even years of polishing and content to be what it wanted to be at first.

The first episode of Baobabs Mausoleum, even though we can’t recommend it because its lack of content, builds the beginning of something unique, special and singular. The journey of Watracio Walpurguis will be one to watch out for.

For those who like board games, Ogre might be a good option. For those who don’t, the chances of that are lower, though not impossible. To sum up, it lacks the enough quantity and quality of content to be easily marked as recommendable, so it will be relegated to a fast omission.

Scribblenauts Showdown gives the feeling of being half complete. It seeks traditional gameplay with its minigames, but the change is not enough and, even though it is fun, delivers two halved experiences. The worst game of the saga.

Castlevania Requiem is a lost opportunity. The comeback of a couple of masterpieces that are lacking in improvements from a technical point of view and are difficult to recommend to everyone nowadays.

I Want To Be Human is a gory mixture of a shooter/platformer game with a lot of blood and kind of a childish sense of humour. The game has a lot of references to old school games, not only with some of the enemies, but also with the difficulty level. If you are on true challenging games, then you should try this one.

Torchlight III is an RPG that leaves a lot to be desired, especially for those who know the genre very well with games like Diablo. It is obvious that its development is not 100% finished, and it lacks several months of polishing. However, Torchlight III can be fun, but you have to be able to ignore its constant problems.

Crackdown 3 has really tried to take it to the next level. However, in the end it’ll only manage to convince those who already are followers of the franchise. The game is too plain, and it also consists of a multiplayer mode that, as of right now, feels like it is in its early stages.

Cycle 28 begins as a simple arcade game inspired by Asteroids that, little by little, unravels a complex narrative capable of big things. However, due to an awful control system, the game swings between fun and frustration.