Beyond: Two Souls is not the best work from Quantic Dream, and this edition doesn’t really add much to the game, however it could be an opportunity for all the casual players that never tried this interactive story before.

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.

Pokémon Super Mystery is a game so simple with an excessive amount of content that could easily turn into a monotonous and tedious adventure. Don’t misunderstand; the game is great if you love titles from genres like dungeon crawlers and simple RPG. However because of its basic gameplay mechanics and slow paced progress, many gamers could feel that this adventure could take ages to take us to the really good part of the game. If you can tolerate this, then you will find a really charming game full of fantastic Pokémon to befriend.

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.

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.

Redfall was conceived with a bunch of promises around it, but the real vampiric apocalypse is that it couldn't hold up against any of those. Looking like a last gen game with loading textures and an incredibly dumb AI. This game looks more like a concept or an alpha version than a Microsoft Game Studios final product.

It could be named as an interactive book. If you have read the novel, then it might be of your interest. Otherwise it could bore you. It has a slow gameplay and little action, but it has a compelling story that makes you care about the characters and their future.

Battlefield Hardline's new gameplay mechanics don't work all the time. This game developed by Visceral Games is generic and pretty forgettable, but if you enjoy competitive multiplayer, you should try it.

Has improvements, but some glitches remain. We have more creative options and movements, but we lost the Showcase Mode.

We had a mixed taste with this adventure of Schrödinger’s Cat into the subatomic world. The game has some problems if we see it as a platform game but on the bright side of the game we have an interesting experiment with its creative quark system that comes with challenging puzzles.

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.

Although the foundations of the experience are quite solid, the lack of content and restricting the progression in the online component are Nintendo Switch Sports' biggest mistakes.

Even Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games is better than past editions of the game and an excellently well presented souvenir for the Olympic games lovers, it is not deep enough to be recommended as a good sports game. Take it as an easy and casual party game to enjoy with friends thanks to the download play; it's a simple collection of mini games.

This remake of Secret of Mana allows us to enjoy one of the classic RPGs from the SNES once again. But in the end, it feels like a missed opportunity of what could have been the definitive version of the game.

Pokémon Duel is not a bad game and becomes fun. If it were not for the loading times it would be fun to go in from time to time and play a game with acquaintances or with artificial intelligence; However, we cannot overlook that it has errors in its system that make the experience even more frustrating.

Despite a gorgeous look, Sea of Solitude lacks of a complex narrative or level design that puts it into pair with recent games inspired by mental issues.

Brawl is fun when you play it on local multiplayer, it has enjoyable game modes and an interesting variety on its playable characters. Unfortunately an unbalanced single player mode and some technical problems let the game far from the perfection. It’s thousands of times better than Basement Crawl, a decent game.

Unfortunately, Need for Speed: Heat is not the game that will bring back the magic to the franchise, but nonetheless, it's still a solid entry which certainly deserves your attention, only if you're a fan of this kind of game.

Touhou: Scarlet Curiosity is a game made by and for fans. However this doesn’t guarantee the fact that many of them will enjoy them. Yes it has a really entertaining gameplay and enjoyable boss fights, but its lackluster presentation and kind of repetitive controls, make this game one that will be a delight by some, a mess by others, and a completely strange and forgettable experience by most gamers.

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

Despite being developed for the same team that made Until Dawn, The Inpatient lacks of a thrilling story and nice motion controllers that can turn it into a memorable experience for the PlayStation VR.

Exoprimal is not a bad game, it has good characters, it has a good concept, it looks beautiful. But still, it's not a game I can recommend. The title is available via Game Pass for Xbox Series X | S consoles and also on Game Pass PC. In this case, I could tell you that it's interesting that you take a walk around to find out if it's a game that satisfies you. As for the PlayStation versions, I'd rather spend my money on one of the many great releases we've had this year, even from Capcom itself, Street Fighter 6 and Resident Evil 4 Remastered are much more worth your money than Exoprimal.

Episode Gladiolus its a really good and enjoyable DLC. The only big flaw it has resides, once again, in its camera which suffers from the same mistakes of the core game. Aside from that (and even with the fact of its linear level design) its one episode fans will enjoy and good excuse to come back to the game.

With simple gameplay, charming story, chibi design and a flashy companion system, Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon: Every Buddy! is a title that can become an excellent entry for all those who have not played a roguelike game. It's a shame that, in the end, it ends up becoming a fairly repetitive project that denotes the same mistakes of the original Wii game.

Rainbow Six Siege is a good FPS at its gameplay core thanks to good level design, but the lack of content and imprecise controls makes it a completely forgettable game.

System Shock is the remake fans have been waiting since 2015 and it succeeds in bringing back all that 90s PC gaming experience. Including the outdated feel in an era flooded with greater and more attractive games.

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.

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.