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.

The Order: 1886 has exceptional graphics which give the player a totally cinematic experience with a thrilling story. Ready at Dawn shows us what the PlayStation 4 is capable of, but the game has minor flaws that influence the overall experience negatively.

I would not recommend making your purchase instantly, because in its first days it costs $60 USD, and the truth is, it is not worth it no matter how much it has decent elements. If you want to try Alone in The Dark, I suggest waiting for a discount after a few months or just being patient in case by some miracle they add it to Game Pass.

Battlefield 2042 is a solid shooter that sadly suffers from a lot of technical problems, including bugs, glitches and a lot of visual inconsistencies. It's a game that has a lot of potential and offers a fun & team-oriented experience, but at the same time it lacks some key futures that, for no apparent reason, just don't exist. It's a hard game to recommend at the moment, but hopefully it will get better with time.

A solid new entry in the beloved saga that presents some technical problems. New players will have a fun experience, but maybe, the veterans will complain about the design and game mechanics decisions.

A good, but not a great DLC for Destiny 2. Very few reasons here to return to the Bungie's online FPS.

Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 is a decent experience for someone who wants dozens of hours of replay value, hundreds of goals to complete and a large number of collectibles. It is close to being the easiest way to get immersed by the narrative of the Samurai Warriors franchise, which is based on historical events.

Sword Art Online is a fantastic series with really rich world and cast of characters. Sadly Lost Song is a game that fails in achieving the same essence by offering a really basic and repetitive game with a forgettable story and tedious narrative. It’s action gameplay is something that fans could enjoy in the firsts hour, but after that, we don’t guarantee that hardcore fans will tolerate even further.

Gods Will Fall takes inspiration from some of the most iconic roguelike games out there, but its limited replayability and a lack of content make it a hard recommendation, even for fans of the genre.

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.

Agents of Mayhem is a good action game with a tremendous generic feeling. Although it is fun to play, sadly it doesn't have anything that makes it shine like other games, even less like those like of the Saints Row series. If you play it you could have a really good time; just don't expect anything outstanding.

Super Bomberman R is the best multiplayer option right now for every Nintendo Switch owner. Sadly its main flaw is its input lag, that makes the online battles hard to play in some occasions. Still the 8 player on TV is as fun as in every other game of the franchise. Its single player campaign is fun but too short.

Destruction AllStars is a game with good ideas that, sadly, lacks enough content to warrant a constant return to this title.

Mario Sports Superstars has some interesting games and works well when you play with friends or compete online, but unfortunately none of the five sports are enough deep to consider them as the best Mario sports games.

Concord doesn't stand out much compared to the other free multiplayer games on the market, so you're not really missing out on much. It's sad to say, but with this poor performance, Sony will eventually give in and make it a free game; That's the only way I would recommend it.

Legend of Kay Anniversary is a decent action-adventure game that remember us a golden age of the genre. It come to us in a well polished and adapted edition for the new hardware. It’s fun and challenging, unfortunately it feels old with some design problems, a poor story and bad camera.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a decent third person shooter that works most of the time, but it lacks of new ideas or concepts. If you want to have a good time with a friend, you should give it a chance.

Bleeding Edge is not what you would normally expect from Ninja Theory, and it's hard to imagine why they would choose to work on this title instead of focusing on their other, more important, IPs.

Once again, Signal Studios have succeeded in making a game that combines in a perfect way three genres in one enjoyable experience. It has its flaws in some aspects like in its online mode or presentation, but overall, it offers a really entertaining title that fans of strategic action and tower defense games should try it at least once.

Lego Dimensions is an interesting and fresh proposal on the market of games with NFC toys because it has unique interactions with the portal. Tons of fan service, an original story and a good selection of licenses are a good starting point to Warner and Traveller’s Tales new IP.

With an adequate presentation Color Guardians is a decent runner. It's not going to broke paradigms on the genre and maybe it turns a lot repetitive when you complete the first levels but has some elements that make it a fun experience.

We can’t say that EA Sports Rory McIlroy is a bad game because it fulfills its objectives and is a very good golf videogame. Unfortunately it feels short in its content and veteran fans of the series may be disappointed by that.

This installment of Saints Row delivers on the fun factor, but it's not quite the groundbreaking change what the fans of the franchise might expect, so we'll see what happens in the next chapter. An entertaining way to kill time while great open world proposals like Zelda: Breath of The Wild 2 or GTA VI itself arrive.

Hunter’s Legacy is a good attempt for Mexican and Latin game development, but flaws in its game mechanics, a poor level design and mediocre visuals, make it a boring game that doesn't contribute in any way.

It tries to innovate, but it's a game aimed for the hardcore fans of the franchise.

The Crew is a symphony of poorly executed ideas, like that friend we had in high school that started describing an interesting idea and then killed it with a bad joke. It’s just a game that it doesn’t rise above average.

PaRappa The Rapper looks amazing in its visuals but the gameplay hasn't aged all that well. The lack of a tool to calibrate our screens is perhaps the worst part of this new edition of the classic rhythm game.

A pretty short experience that doesn’t expand anything that we saw in the main game. However, A Matter of Family is fun and makes some things right.