Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite is not a bad game by any means; actually it's a really entertaining title with interesting and solid gameplay mechanics, a balanced roster of characters and a fair ammount of game modes. It is sad that all of this gets tarnished by some hideous flaws like its story mode, questionable character design and the inexpressible removal of key characters and mechanics that were basic to the series.

Tales of Graces f Remastered is a simple, but very well remastered of a pretty great RPG originally launched on the Wii.

In a few words, if you have the idea that Digimon Survive will have frantic encounters one after another, let me tell you that it is probably not going to meet your expectations. However, if visual novels and tactical combat are your thing, is probably that this game will like you, especially if you are a faithful follower of this great franchise.

As a bundle that includes two fantastic titles, Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition does its job of bringing to a new audience a chapter in Square Enix history that many perhaps forgot. However, as a remaster, it clearly could have been better.

Riders Republic is an extremely fun game that will definitely please the fans of this sports. And even as a casual gamer, this title offers plenty of accessibility options that make it a very welcoming experience for newcomers.

Like all Lego Games we have not a challenging experience on Lego City Undercover, but undoubtedly this is one of the most complete games in the franchise with an original story based on the famous toys. With all the classic humor of Lego Games, a varied city to explore and the new split-screen coop game, Lego City Undercover is still fun four years later than its original release.

The fifth episode of Game of Thrones includes all of the elements that we love in the novels from George R.R. Martin and the HBO TV series. It has an interesting story, bloody battles and sticky situations. We're near the end of the season and it looks like we'll have an epic ending.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is a traditional game of this franchise, but it introduces sombre great new gameplay ideas like the combat in Jackals. A great experience the doesn't deserve all the hate that it is receiving.

Megaton Musashi W: Wired represents the return of Level-5 publishing games in the west. A great mecha and action RPG game that every fan of the studio should try.

It is a collection that should be tried by both fans of the originals and those who want to start getting to know the franchise; It could be the perfect start. And, although Blood Omen was really the first chapter, it does need a major update, to the point that a remake should be made.

Final Fantasy on iOS adds some elements that could make the game more easy going and enjoyable for those who just want to remember the story or go through it without all the hard work. Square Enix could've performed better in the terms of controls though.

After the Silent Hill 2 remake, everyone was worried about whether Bloober Team had what it took to shine with a completely original property. Cronos: The New Dawn makes it clear that the Polish studio is capable of this and more. This is one of the best experiences of the year, and something that, I hope, will lead to a flagship franchise for this team. With this result, it's clear that Bloober Team is positioning itself as one of the representative faces of video game development, not only in Poland, but in Europe.

South of Midnight is a good experience, and that's it. Nothing memorable about it, and even its positive aspects fall short of the standards many are accustomed to. In an industry constantly striving to be exceptional and driven by the desire to become the next big thing, Compulsion Games rejects any pretense of doing so, and it's admirable that they're taking this path, but at the same time, the lack of ambition leaves a bitter taste in the mouth. South of Midnight isn't bad, but it's hard to think of anything that makes it interesting.

Judgment is the best episode so far. The narrative and gameplay mechanics are varied enough and highly satisfying. More puzzles and locations are packed in this chapter, making the gameplay challenging and giving a different experience from what we've tried so far.

The first episode of the return of the most lethal assassin of videogames returns to the roots of the series with great gameplay mechanics. It's a shame that this experience comes in separate episodes without a real reason.

Even Til Morning’s Light is widely focused on a casual market with easy puzzles and accessible gameplay is a complete experience that we can recommend. We enjoyed to explore the interesting haunted mansion in a game that reminded us our first contact with Resident Evil and Luigi’s Mansion. Til Morning’s Light deserves a sequel.

Toukiden 2 works very well as a sequel with the new open world that offer us a better approximation to the missions and the demon hand that gives us more options on its combat system. Although the game is not perfect, could be a good choice for the hunting action RPG lovers.

Nioh 2: The Tengu's Disciple is a very short experience that tries to tell a whole story, but at the same time it acknowledges that it's still missing some parts of the overall narrative. Fans of the base game should definitely give this a go.

Overcooked: Special Edition is a great co-op game that takes advantage of the Switch portability and Joy-Cons. Sadly its framerate issues prevent from getting a higher score.

Colorful, vibrating and fun, Just Dance 2020 is a great celebration for 10 years of the franchise. If fans were willing to celebrate it, Ubisoft just made it real.

The main objective of As Dusk Falls is to provide a narrative experience inspired by some of the most successful television series of recent years, such as Breaking Bad. The result? Well, it's a mixed bag.

Although it has several technical and graphical disappointments , it offers a very dense and precise combat system. With new elements such as cross-save between PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, it manages to bring a classic gameplay with somehow decent visuals.

SaGa Frontier Remastered feels like a very lazy remaster with very few adjustments that actually 'improve' the gameplay experience.

Once again Digital Eclipse does an excellent job adapting classic games to modern platforms. The Disney Afternoon Collection displays very good emulation and extras that retro game fans should try.

Milestone has once again demonstrated its mastery of the genre. While the public's attention may be elsewhere at the moment, this experience shouldn't be overlooked. Screamer has become one of my favorite games of the year, and something that will surely be fondly remembered in the future.

Bravely Default II is a great way to get into RPGs. A combat system and a spectacular soundtrack accompany a story that no fan of the genre should miss.

Even though this compilation doesn't have the same amount of content that past remastered Kingdom Hearts packages, it's exciting to see a little bit of the future of the series on the actual generation of consoles with a great remaster of a portable game and a short game that showed us the evolution of the franchise.

Mario Tennis Fever feels like the game of its predecessors, as it's always fun to play with friends, especially if you don't follow the established rules of the sport. Getting together with three other people and playing the craziest matches is definitely always a good idea. It features several interesting game modes, such as special matches, tower climbing, and classic singles and doubles cups, providing plenty of replayability. The only problem, I think, is the story mode, as it's frustrating that it has the potential to be much longer and then ends just as it reaches its climax. If you're a fan of the plumber-with-rackets franchise, I have to tell you that you're going to have a great time, similar to what happened with Aces a few years ago on the original Switch. It's the ideal game for gatherings with friends, but paying AAA price for it is something to think twice about, because yes, it costs $70.