Madden NFL 22 is a solid entry in the sports franchise, however, it lacks innovation and doesn't feel like a truly next-gen experience like many would hope it does.

Senran Kagura: Estival Versus is a really entertaining and naughty game that, sadly, turns a little bit repetitive after some hours. Albeit it has a simple yet somewhat deep gameplay and controls, its lack of many more game options or different objectives in its missions, turns this entry in one that will be enjoyed by mostly all the fans. If you like games packaged with a lot of fanservice and don't get uncomfortable with the depictions of pervy and sexual jokes, then you should give this a try.

Wonder Boy - Asha in Monster World is a pretty decent remake for one of the most beloved Sega Mega Drive's games. A must have to all Wonder Boy fans out there.

MediEvil is a lazily made remake that preserves many of its original flaws, while only doing enough to bring the game up to speed in the current generation of consoles.

We're facing a game with a lot of contrasts. On one hand, it uses the GamePad excellently and it delivers great art direction. On the other, it fails terribly in the terms of storytelling and movement controls.

We are facing an ambitious project that showcases several layers of deep game mechanics. With a high level of challenge and an exquisite art direction, it is overshadowed by its limited narrative, poor personality of the characters and the ambiguous leveling system.

Sonic Colors Ultimate tries to offer a remastering of the original Wii, but fails in multiple areas. Although the base experience is still fun, this job leaves a lot to be desired.

A great idea with a pretty mediocre execution. We Happy Few is an original game with a great story, but it's problems in game mechanics, makes it a forgettable title.

Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story is a fun rhythm game that features a couple of interesting ideas. Other than that, this experience doesn't offer much for the MOBA world or for the gamer.

The DioField Chronicle is a pretty nice surprise. The way it combines elements of an RTS with the ones you normally see in a tactical RPG, works perfectly. It is very easy to recommend this one, specially for the ones that enjoy strategy games.

Alex Kidd in Miracle World brings back a classic Master System game with new visuals, game modes, and themes. It's worth a try, especially if you like hardcore platforming titles.

Gotham Knights is a proper super hero open world game. Its story, gameplay and in general experience, were a great return to a Batman game.

Nights Of Azure is a great first attempt from Gust in developing an action/RPG game. However, this doesn’t stop it from becoming a really simple and flat experience with the feel that had more to offer.

The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game is a really entertaining game. It focuses more on action and combat than in puzzles and exploration and that gives it a special personality that makes it feel different from other LEGO Games. Sadly, it also shares the same formula that we have seen in practically all the other LEGO games from the last decade and so, the surprise factor is completely absent.

Not a great ending for a game that we've been enjoying. It is a shame.

Banned Footage Vol. 2 is a great expansion for the great Resident Evil 7. Daughters show us what happened with the Bakers when they met their destiny, and 21 and Jack’s 55h Birthday are pretty good mini games that also expand the narrative of the main game.

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star is a really weird game. As an action and Musou (Warriors) game works really nice albeit all of its and notorious flaws (THAT CAMERA!). As a Fate/ game, it doesn’t functions so well and lacks much of the essence that fans would want from it. It is a far from perfect title that you could find entertaining if you give it the opportunity. Just don’t expect it to offer something unique or different from what you have seen in many other Koei-Tecmo Games.

Shenmue III is a weird experiment that makes you feel like playing a Dreamcast game now a days. Yu Suzuki created an interesting game just for his fans.

A pretty well done FPS game, with some problems with its structure as an open world game.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is a fun and dynamic hack n’ slash experience: full of pop culture references, every Suda51 fan should try this new Travis adventure. Sadly the lack of variants in its gameplay might turn it into a predictable experience.

Even though it is not a revolutionary game for the genre, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re; Birth 2 Sisters Generation is a really good port from an excellent sequel of a PS3 game. If you are a fan of JRPS’s, love anime, visual novels and can tolerate all the “Moe” it has, this is a title you should try at least once.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT its a really chaotic and entertaining combat game. Albeit it has notorious flaws like reduced and limited game modes, fluctuating online performance and kinda broken gameplay physics and mechanics, its a game that will fascinate all those players that give it a chance and, especially those who are fans of the Final Fantasy series.

Behind its Street Pass Game skin, Miitopia is a fresh, extravagant and curious RPG that is not safe from tedious and repetitive parts but it has nice and unexpected surprises too.

Despite having a number of fun and interesting ideas, High on Life falls short of its full potential. The new game from the co-creator of Rick and Morty will give you a good time, but only that.

Kirby’s Dream Buffet is a pretty simple, but very fun game. It's ideas feels generally fresh and well executed. If you are in for a light party game, this new Kirby adventure is for you.

Blair Witch might just become one of the most satisfying psychological horror experiences on consoles. Despite the protagonist's weak story, the context and sound design in the game turn into a unique experience.

Easy to play, hard to master. Squares is a very simple game but a fun experience. A challenging mini-game that proves your reflexes, memory and reaction capacity; good and fun game for short moments.

We still miss the Showcase mode and is a flawed game compared to the best sports games in the market, but it's the best edition in the series recently.

Citizens of Earth might not be an RPG that transcends through generations like the classics that defined the genre, but it definitely has interesting elements that make us recommend it to the fans. In spite of the few technical mistakes and the level design flaws, the contents end up being a nice experiment.

Lego Worlds has a lot of potential and the fun of building wherever you want with Lego bricks on its virtual universe, but on the other hand it feels half-baked with random and tedious activities, a problematic camera and some technical issues. The worst part of the game is that you need to repeat the same elements again and again in order to begin to really create your own world.

Maybe Happy Home Designer is not better than New Leaf or other 3DS games but it fulfills its objectives offering us deep tools to create and decorate houses in a game limited only by our imagination. We didn’t like the lack of strong objectives and challenges that maybe could be positive steps for this game.

Maybe it's not the best way to enjoy the full potential of Driveclub, but on the bright side we are in front of a complete experience and a perfect demo that let us enjoy the promising future of racing genre on VR.

If you play Pokémon competitively or want to get into it, Pokémon Champions is a great platform for that. I won't deny that this app rekindled my passion for the game. However, if none of this appeals to you, the best thing you can do is simply steer clear.

It is a functional project for mobile platforms and achieves its purpose: being interactive advertisement for the console game and getting a revenue. But you won't have a deeper experience than the included in previous mobile games from Warner-Netherrealm.

Spike Chunsoft learned something from their previous fighting Shonen game, J.Stars Victory Vs+. Albeit One Piece: Burning Blood has many similarities with this, in the end the focus in the aspects like haki and the abilities of many Devil fruit users benefited this title to the point of becoming something predictable. Despite its many noticeable failures, this is one game that fans from the manga and anime will truly enjoy.

WRC 6 is a game designed for real rally fans. The problem is that we have a title that lacks content and fun racing mechanics.

A great continuation for a great start. Batman: The Telltale Series – Episode 2: Children of Arkham makes great work of putting you in tight decision making situations.

The idea of bringing a Street Fighter game on the go is great, specially when you have the possibility to share the experience with someone else. While not perfect it offers a fun an addictive experience while playing with friends.

DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power is not a complex game, nor one that manages to stand out in today's market. However, it is an adventure that all children can enjoy, and it is a good introduction to some concepts of the industry.

Monsterbag is an interesting experiment with a really nice presentation, superb art and adequate music. Unfortunately, we cannot say the same about the gameplay. Despite the creativity in some puzzles it feels repetitive, confusing and short. IguanaBee has a lot of potential, maybe in future games we will be greatly surprised.

Re Mind is a non essential - yet incredible - DLC that brings some interesting content to Kingdom Hearts 3. It offers both, a new perspective of the conclusion of the game, and a new mode with a lot of challenge and mind blowing surprises that will fascinate die-hard fans of the series.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk its one of the simplest Musou games that Koei Tecmo has made. It is not a bad game by any means but it also doesn't offer anything different or new from what we have saw in any other titles from the genre and one that, sadly, doesn't fully capture the essence of the story that its based on. Simply put, is one game that fans from the original manga or anime will enjoy, but also one that other players will forget really quick.

Starbreeze promised the apex of the Payday series and delivered a game that looks last-gen that's nearly impossible to play thanks to the terrible matchmaking and the awful servers. This game is a joke and should be called an alpha version.

State of Decay 2 is a nice game and it looks good, but it has a considerable amount of errors that take away much of its brightness. It is nice that the events that happen within your game are a consequence of the actions of each player, given that feeling that each of their actions is unrepeatable. Spending most of the game looking for resources in coolers, kitchens, farms and other places, is annoying and saps much of the fun that can be as the game becomes a slow and repetitive activity.

It can be difficult to recommend Detective Pikachu Returns, unless you are a Pokémon fan who buys absolutely everything they put in front of them. On the other hand, if you like it more casually, I would say save your money.

Despite its mistakes, I enjoyed both of my games from start to finish. If you have Game Pass, you need to give it a try, whether on Xbox One or PC, you won't regret it.

If you're a fan of the series and especially the newer movie, you'll probably like it, but you'll soon realize that it's unnecessarily long, which is why I recommend playing it in short sections. The attempt to develop a deeper game is not detracted, but it needed to include a little more versatility.

Despite having a frustrating combat system, #Scorn manages to be an extremely interesting horror game that should be given at least one chance. The result may be mixed, but the experience is unique.

Even if you have been growing tired of the games, Mario Party 10 offers a really entertaining experience that can be enjoyed by many, even moreso when playing with others. Not to mention that this is the first game that uses the Amiibo more often than many other titles… in some way.

One of the most important racing franchises of all time is back. The new Need For Speed takes the greatest elements of the series and combines them into a single game. The lack of innovation may be a down point, but in general, this is a pretty good video game.

Angry Birds 2 doesn't offer anything new or really different. For now its just another forgettable mobile game in the market.

If you’re a big fan of Gerald of Rivia and you couldn’t get the actual board game, it is an acceptable way of enjoying it. If you’re not a fan of the saga, or if you don't understand complex board games, stay away from it.

Park Beyond is a pretty decent amusement park management simulator, because those who are supporters of this type of title are going to love the creativity with which one of these themed centers can be created from scratch. Although for first timers, it could be a bit tricky to tackle at first.

I definitely feel that it is a game that can be fun for those who have never tried anything related to PAC-MAN, although it could also be enjoyed by fans who know beforehand that they will not find anything new. The most notable problem is the absence of its two sequels.

If you didn't have a good time playing the games at the time, I doubt Teal Mask will change your mind, as there are no major graphical or performance improvements.

Episode Prompto is a far better chapter that Episode Gladiolus was. With different but interesting gameplay, a really good story and a design that strays from being linear, this DLC has many good reasons to convince players to return to Final Fantasy XV.

This latest game in the series completely forgets all the uncomfortable interactions with motion gaming or touch screens, that’s good for the mini-games that this time feel more challenging and fun. The new Olympic festival for Mario & Sonic is not a deep game, but at least it's better than other party games on the platform that may be will let you hours of fun with friends. It’s a good souvenir of the Olympic Games.

Even though Spelunker Party! is a fun and challenging game, it sadly feels monotonous after some hours. You might enjoy playing with your friends but there are better multiplayer experiences in the Nintendo Switch catalog.

If you're a fan of tactical games and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, you'll likely be hooked until you complete every level. But if you don't like this type of gameplay, even the Nickelodeon franchise's skin won't convince you to switch to this slower-paced style.

It's a shame that the great job done in terms of physics and modeling are overshadowed by a boring game without much to do.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is full of quirky references, easter eggs and cameos of many popular Nicktoons franchises. But once you manage to see past that, it's easy to notice what a shallow and empty game this is. Sure, it can be fun at times, but the magic dies down quite easily.

There are some good ideas on the gameplay mechanics of Red Game, unfortunately problems with its controls soon could be turning it to a frustrating experience.

Despite not having the budget of an AAA, Valkyrie Elysium has a solid combat system that breathes new life into this series. There are aspects that need improvement, but this is still a great experience.

Just Cause 4 it's a very entertaining game thanks to its nature and concept, but fails to deliver a new entry with major improvements as fans and gaming market may expect.

Even it has a lot of contents packed on a complete edition, Resident Evil Revelations 2 on PS Vita suffers with a lot of technical problems that has a significant impact on gameplay.

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a great mecha open world game that every fan of the genre would love.

FBC: Firebreak feels like a playable first draft of something that could grow over time. Its foundation is solid: the setting is strong, the co-op mechanics work, and the institutional-paranormal tone remains captivating, but it needs more content, depth, and emotional connection.

Packed with different difficult levels, tons of fan service, interesting minigames and explosive multi-ball modes, Avengers: Age of Ultron Pinball is a perfect companion for those who enjoyed the movie and a nice addition to the broad catalogue of Zen Pinball 2.

Yes. Hollow Fragment renews and arrives to the PS4, polishing several details (such as resolution). Its a great option for Sword Art Online fans.

The DLC, in more ways than one, completely distills the Pokémon Legends: Z-A experience, offering a structure and mechanics that lack the necessary elements to be engaging. By offering more of the same without any clear purpose beyond extending the time we spend with the game, we're left with a monotonous experience where progressing is a Herculean challenge.

Chilean studio ACE Team did a good job delivering Abyss Odyssey: Extended Dream Edition. If you like Metroidvania titles, this one might be a good choice for you.

The Balloons is an "endless floater" with a carefully crafted design, of which "freemium" model doesn't affect the experience. It is a formidable challenge too.

Federation Force is a very fun cooperative shooter, it has solid design on its levels, a lot of strategy with the mod system and plenty of content if you don't have problems with the controls. The game is not well-balanced when you play solo, but at the end of the day it's better than we expected.

Shadow of the Beast is a nice tribute to the classic Psygnosis game but nothing more. Even though it even has interesting combat mechanics and leaderboards, it feels short and not as deep as other similar contemporary games of the same size and genre.

With a simple concept and easy to learn controls, Extreme Exorcism is a really entertaining game that offers a chaotic yet funny gameplay, especially in its multiplayer mode. However and after sometime playing it, it could turn somewhat repetitive; even more if you are playing it by yourself.

It's really nice to see that, finally, SEGA decided to localize one of the fighting games from Blade Arcus from Shining; that's something that hardcore fans from the series will thank. However, that doesn't help the fact that the game seems a little lackluster when compared with other great fighting franchises. It is a really good fighting title, but one that will be enjoyed, mostly, by the followers from the original RPG series.

I would only recommend it to people who are fans of party video games, but at once they should keep in mind that it is not even going to reach the levels of fun that a Mario one can provide us. Honestly, I would think twice before buying it, especially because a much better product will arrive in October for Switch.

A totally mediocre racing experience. The Crew 2 has a lot of ideas, but anyone of them is well-executed.

We can’t expect the best gameplay from a franchise that mocks pretty much everything we know with every new title. But for a couple of hours we’ll have genuine fun picking up collectibles and laughing at the hilarious plot.

One of the most creative game series is back, but perhaps it's not what fans expected. Although it has some fun and interesting elements, there's not much to do after a few hours with the game. The party style mini games are repetitive and some times the creation tool feels like a waste. Give it a try if you're looking for a different game for your parties.

Unfortunately, the gameplay of God of War: Sons of Sparta is basic, and that's about it. The game works as a Metroidvania in the most fundamental sense of the genre. It's entertaining and improves as you progress through the adventure. However, the combat system and customization are extremely simple, and the title rarely presents enough of a challenge to truly test your skills with the controls. It's not a bad experience, but it falls short, especially by today's standards.

Despite some problems with its camera and controls, this game is an interesting and enjoyable puzzle experiment that results in a good portable experience for 3DS.

Ninja Senki DX is solid on its basic gameplay mechanics and definitively is a good and challenging retro game. It is not the best Tribute Games title but at least have new challenges that perfectly cover its cheap price.

Despite its cultural content and folklore context, Mulaka is a simple adventure game that still has to prove why it's different from other games in the genre.

Aragami 2 is a very linear stealth experience that gives too much power to the player, making it extremely easy to overcome any kind of challenge the game throws at you. Repetitive missions and buggy performance make it a hassle to play through.

Accel World vs. Sword Art Online is not a bad game at all; actually I enjoyed it more than some of the previous games based on the series like Lost Song or Hollow Fragment. That being said, it doesn't stand as a memorable game by any means, but just as an entertaining action title. Nothing more nor less. Recommended for diehard fans of the series.

If you're a fan of the Dragon Ball franchise, it's obvious that you'll be interested in trying it, but as a game, I would frankly recommend trying something else within the same genre. If Bandai Namco doesn't want to see The Breakers fail, it should definitely get down to business with updates and content, as it has a lot of room for improvement.

Super Lucky's Tale offers a charming and colorful adventure with basic but accessible and fun gameplay. However, its cast of characters is forgettable, the worlds it offers feel a little bit repetitive and its difficulty can get kinda easy for experienced players of the genre. You can say its just an average platform title.

Forspoken manages to stand out for its fantastic combat system and spectacular exploration in its open world. However, it clearly could have been better in other areas.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a game with interesting ideas, but not so bright execution. The multiplayer mode makes the experience fun, but the level design quickly makes the game tedious.

Nothing new on this edition for those who never played Dead Island games before and now can enjoy it on a single package with dozens of hours of tropical nightmares. It's a decent remaster that looks very good on the current generation consoles.

Tales of Symphonia Remastered is a product that was only made to comply, so compared to remasters of other franchises, it falls far, far behind. On the other hand, if there are new users who want to play it for the first time, it is an accessible option today. Although for the asking price, perhaps it would be best to wait for a discount.

Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India is a good 2.5D stealth game that reminds us the classic Prince of Persia, unfortunately its bad combat system and linear levels result on a experience far from perfection. This spin-off will be enjoyed by the fans of the series but for the rest of players maybe will be a little boring and repetitive.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires satisfies a very small group of fans among the fans. It turns all the gameplay mechanics towards strategy and politics, leaving combat in a secondary place. Sadly, this makes battle feel generic and repetitive, abandoning the flavour of progress due to its tactical elements.

If you’re enjoying Destiny, don’t hesitate to buy it since the new weapons and missions are worth it. If you don’t like the base game, just pass.

ReCore is a good platformer and shooting game from the director of Metroid Prime. Its biggest problem is that its great ideas never find a good execution. Also, its technical difficulties affect the whole experience in some pretty bad ways.

With a boring gameplay loop and a wasted combat system, Various Daylife proves that porting games from mobile to console isn't always a good idea.

Quite enjoyable, but it fails in key aspects. Online is not stable and it lacks content to support the experience for a long time.