Super Mario Run is a simple way to have fun with a runner with the special touch of Nintendo. With a great level design and challenging gameplay to complete all the objectives on each stage, Super Mario Run will give you a lot of hours of addictive fun.

Song of the Deep is a very good metroidvania style game, with challenging puzzles and a big map to explore. A good story and great presentation combined with interesting aquatic corridors and creative mechanics make us forget some minor design problems and technical issues that could be polished better for the final game.

The new physics that come with Driveclub Bikes add much more than any other DLC with free cars or tracks. The great work behind this expansion adds many hours of life to this game.

Despite the technical limitations by the Nintendo Switch hardware, you will experience all the brutality and incredible action in this version of DOOM which is a good opportunity for a new audience.

WWE 2K22 looks good, feels good, and most importantly, it manages to create a solid foundation for the franchise. After being absent for one year, Visual Concepts has managed to deliver one of the best entries in the wrestling franchise, although it also feels like a product that has much more to fulfill.

A bright history lesson. Before Chrono Trigger and Pokémon, this game was teaching us about capturing monsters and the passage of time. Fair price, engaging adventure.

A simple and fun platforming adventure with interesting gameplay ideas and good level design. With an adequate presentation, memorable soundtrack, and the transformation system for Pip, it will make some platformer fans happy.

At $29.99, I can only recommend Beyond the Dawn to Tales of Arise fans. If you liked the game, but everything I have mentioned does not convince you, wait better for a discount, where you can get this expansion at a more reasonable price. It's not bad, it's just that your admission is worth more than it should be.

So, One Piece Odyssey is a game that as an RPG can be tackled without any problem, but I really don't recommend it if you're not interested in the saga, even if you want this to be your gateway. On the other hand, if you're a fan from hell and it doesn't bother you that the genre is turn-based, the invitation to Waford Island is within reach.

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.

If you want to know this sub-franchise in which the protagonists are the monsters of this universe, it is definitely the first good step to follow, given that the previous installments can be considered lost.

Tiny Trax is an excellent VR experience, it’s good with respect to its design, gameplay mechanics and visuals. Futurlab did a very good job with its first VR game.

A good game for the PS4. Nothing more. Days Gone does not take any risks nor propose anything new.

The combat system doesn't present anything completely new, but everything it does offer is well done. The transformations, in particular, give a unique touch to each encounter, providing a variety and customization that are the foundation of the experience. Meanwhile, the world design, while somewhat clumsy, places great weight on exploration and rewards all those who decide to visit every possible corner, whether with items or additional boss fights. The end result is a very fun experience that, despite feeling longer than it should be, does meet some of the public's expectations, although clearly not all.

The Artful Escape is a wonderful audiovisual experience with a lot of great moments and a intense story. If you like this types of games, you should try it.

There's no denying that these are two must-haves within the Mario world, but they can feel like a weak effort due to the lack of truly compelling new content. Of course, collectors won't think twice and will immediately buy the physical version; after all, many of us are loyal to Nintendo.

Even if it's not a full sequel, it expands greatly for the enthusiasts of the first game. It offers dozens of gameplay hours and new features that make the game the definitive edition. Sadly, it didn't age well if we talk about graphics.

A pretty good new version of the Wii U's launch titles.

Finally, Bungie figured out how to make a good expansion for Destiny 2.

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

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is loaded with tons of sweet fan-service but at the same time is one of the best experiences on the Lego videogame universe in years. The game is better on its puzzles and the inclusion of fresh mechanics that are condensed in a most varied experience.

Besides the lack of some other great hits besides "Despacito", Just Dance 2018 makes another nice game, specially for the kinds at home and all of the people that might get it for the Nintendo Switch. Playing it on a Nintendo Switch with HD Rumble technology and both Joy-Cons just feels like the way it was meant to be.

In terms of graphics and physics, Forza Motorsport 6 shows great improvements. The game is fun and lets the player adjust the difficulty as he prefers. Its track and car selection are wonderful and cover many areas in motorsport.

The same tables we really love from the other versions like never before. The atmosphere, 3D audio and excellent physics from Zen Studios makes the game a dream come true to the Pinball lovers.

Worms W.M.D. is a real return to the classic formula of the series with subtle and effective changes that keep the experience fresh and completely fun.

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.

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.

If you've never tried the original, I think this version could be a perfect choice, as it's an entertaining game from Bend Studio, and you'd be contributing to a possible sequel. Likewise, if you tried it years ago, you might be convinced by the number of additions they've added.