Megadimension Neptunia VII is simply the best game of the series. With three different stories inside, a familiar gameplay with many and notorious improvements and the same charming presentations, we guarantee you that you will pass many hours enjoying this new Nep-Nep adventure.

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet are very worth it. This is a fantastic wrap up to a great year on the Nintendo Switch, and I can't wait to see how Game Freak and The Pokémon Company take everything that worked here and expand on it in the future.

I'm not sure if this sequel was necessary, but if it's positive or negative, it's already here. Although there's many things that are similar in quality and that I enjoyed the same way as in Far Cry 5, this game is not as good. But it's not as bad as the three DLC from last year.

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

Nioh 2: The First Samurai feels like the least complete DLC out of the three, and its not an exciting finale as it should be.

Definitely not the perfect job was done in terms of gameplay, but at least it is a good tribute to the original work and therefore, to the author, who unfortunately was not able to see the finished project. So, if you were looking for something different and with a concept that is not just about fighting, it is very possible that you will find this game fun with the good customization options on vehicles.

The Lego Games formula is successful for its references and funny presentation, in that case the Marvel Cinematic Universe fans could be happy with this game. Nothing new on Lego Marvel's The Avengers, hundreds of playable characters and repetitive mechanics on a familiar trip.

Life is Strange: Reunion stands out as a solid and coherent contribution to the saga, functioning both as an emotional conclusion to a stage and as a reaffirmation of the narrative values that have defined the franchise since its inception.

God Eater 3 is a good hunting game that could serve as an ideal starting point for those that haven't played these type of games. Having said that, it feels simple and with a lot of wasted potential. It works perfectly but veteran players will not find a lot to do on it aside from enjoying a kinda cliche and post-apocalyptic story with anime design.

Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo is a pretty good racing game with a lot of good ideas. If you are a fan of this sport, you should give it a try.

The technical problems and the weak use of the Jurassic Park series make this delivery one of the weakest.

Ashes of Ariandel is the first of two DLC for the great Dark Souls III. This expansion is more of the same, and that is pretty good news for all fans. Must have if you enjoyed the main game.

The Medium is a pretty fun horror game, but it lacks must of the values of series like Silent Hill.

Volume offers us a game that combines interesting classic stealth game mechanics with fresh elements on one hundred levels with very good puzzles and brilliant design. Even it has some problems with the community generated contents, the new game from Mike Bithell is a full recommendation.

Double Fine brings us back some very good memories of Raz and all of the other Psychonauts on this new adventure exclusively for the PlayStation VR, which performs a different gameplay from its first entry and lacks charm.

Despite its problems with the facial animations, Mass Effect Andromeda is a great entry in one of the most beloved franchises of all time. Great side-quests, a compelling story, memorable characters, a solid combat system, decisions that matter and a deep atmosphere all make this game a must-have for every sci-fi fan.

Little Nightmares III makes it clear that the series is in the right hands. Supermassive is delivering a game that lives up to expectations—we just wish it had taken more risks.

Even if you don't like random generated universes, No Man's Sky is really amazing as a giant sandbox to travel and enjoy it as a virtual place to stay, unfortunately we can't say the same of its boring and uninspired quests and ambiguous progression.

Detective Pikachu is one the best Pokémon spin-offs. Its charming and full of personality, sadly it doesn't offer any challenge. As a Pokémon experience it feels great and adds quite a bit in terms of the relationships between pokémon and humans. Detective Pikachu and Tim make a team that we would like to see in action in the future.

Minecraft, as defined by Telltale Games, is a blank canvas for storytelling. The effort and enthusiasm of the study in this first episode is notorious, and the game succeeds in delivering a story that is engaging even if its addressed to people of all ages. Incredible fan service.

Screamride is a decent and fun experience. Overall it feels like an experiment full of potential that is overshadowed by poor graphics and weak presentation. Its contents may satisfy some fans, especially on the creation modes and hard challenges.

Miitopia is a very charismatic game that offers us the necessary tools to create all kinds of Mii. While this port may not be worth a second purchase for everyone who already owns the game on 3DS, this is a fun adventure from start to finish.

Batman: The Enemy Within opens in a pretty mediocre way thanks to a poor script.

The end result is much better than expected. Sonic Frontiers does feel like the next step for the series, and if Sonic Team is able to deliver a sequel to the level of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Adventure 2 and Generations, we could be in for a new era for the hedgehog, one for the that we should all be excited about.

Milestone won the hearts of millions of fans through the two Hot Wheels Unleashed installments, which focused more on fun than realism. Monster Jam Showdown falls somewhere in the middle. On one hand, it tries to offer enough content and a number of entertaining mechanics, but ends up presenting us with an experience that doesn't quite match the level of quality of its previous works. The result is a racing title that may be hard to recommend to anyone who isn't a monster truck fan.

It's definitely a fun game with its LEGO-like mechanics and level of humor, but with all the big releases coming up, I don't think it's going to stand out too much. I'd recommend checking it out, but maybe after there's a price reduction, since it'll be $60 USD on its first day of release.

The mixture of genres in Nom Nom galaxy works better in some areas than others but it results on a complex game with a lot of potential. Is good to see that Pixeljunk series are back with a good game full of variety and addictive gameplay.

Deadlight: Director’s Cut tries very hard to bring back a good game that came out in 2012, but it fails in so many ways. Lack of new content, controls without an improvement and many technical issues, are some of the problems that stop this version of being a must have.