Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions is a complete deception. It is a terrible soccer game and an awful anime representation.

This new version for the 2004's Black Mirror game features some nice and enjoyable puzzles, but it deeply fails at its technical side.

Homefront: The Revolution is a generic and repetitive open world shooter with some good ideas but poor technical performance. It feels good but not optimal, and even it reflects the guerrilla feeling in a positive, way we cannot forget all the annoying technical issues.

Far Cry is a series that's versatile in the Ubisoft catalog. Only here we can travel to Vietnam or to Mars, as is the case of this second DLC of the fifth entry. But although I appreciate the sci-fi setting, I got bored after the first couple of hours.

It's a shame that the great job done in terms of physics and modeling are overshadowed by a boring game without much to do.

Symmetry has interesting gameplay that combines resource management with a survival game. It has a minimalistic art style that we liked very much. But its high difficulty will quickly make you lose your patience. On some occasions you'll feel that the game is being unjust with you, no matter how well you think you're playing.

One of the clearest examples of how a series can age badly. It offers highly monotonous and tedious gameplay that takes time to develop and arrive at the most important elements of the story. By the time you get to the best or most interesting sections, you will probably be annoyed by its repetitive mechanics and slower pace of development. Only diehard fans from the Digimon World series will have what it takes to endure and tolerate its flaws and value its well-hidden content.

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.

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.

One Piece: World Seeker has a lot of great ideas poorly implemented in a game with wasted potential. Looking from the outside, all of its basic mechanics and elements work just fine, but all of them have many issues or don't go any further to offer something unique or remarkable. Yeah, its fun in the beginning but it becomes boring and repetitive in the long term.

Albeit really simple and easy to learn, Pokémon Rumble World is a game that quickly turns in something really monotonous and predictable. We can deny that its charm is something that will captivate many Pokémon fans but, after a few hours of gameplay, we felt that we had seen everything it had to offer.

The general concept is good and the exploration could be gratifying and addictive, but in general terms The Tomorrow Children is far to offer fun gameplay to engage the players and make them return for more.

Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is a pretty generic FPS with a boring and empty open world setting.

Ghost Recon: Breakpoint could have benefited greatly by a longer development time, because as it stands, this feels like an incomplete product.

Great concept and intentions. Poor execution and Interface. Not the best survival game available. Only for fans of the survival games.

Dead Living Zombies practically closes the content for Far Cry 5. From now on, you can only find new levels made by the community in the Arcade Mode. As an individual chapter, I think it doesn't live up to the quality of the main campaign. The first minutes were fun, but the novelty runs out quickly.

Whispering Willows is a game that sadly doesn’t stands to its premise and concept that, from the beginning, looked great. With a slow paced gameplay, null difficulty and ideas that feel incomplete or bad implemented, the game offers a pacific experience that could easily end up turning into a boring one.

Even it has a lot of contents packed on a complete edition, Resident Evil Revelations 2 on PS Vita suffers with a lot of technical problems that has a significant impact on gameplay.

Poor gameplay, bad controls, weak level design and a predictable story, are some elements that make Toren a completely forgettable experience. This game is a good attempt of Swordstales, but it fails on almost every aspect.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle is a game charged by great nostalgic moments and fan service, but its bad game mechanics and poor level design makes it a forgettable experience.

It is a pity to say that the great foundations of the series are there, but in the end, they have been completely overshadowed by the problems that I mention and of course, by experiments that in theory sounded like great ideas but in practice, are lacking. We can already dub Fallout 76 as the big disappointment of 2018.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash is a poor game. Although it's fun and simplistic gameplay, it doesn't offer anything that goes beyond of what we had saw from the series in the past. It just simple feels hollow, with few game modes and little replay value. However everything is not that bad; at least its multiplayer mode is enjoyable, even more when playing locally.

If you are a fan of the franchise, there are better ways to celebrate the 20th anniversary than this game.

A pretty disappointing piece of DLC. We hope that Bungie will learn the lesson and make a better game in the future.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is one of the worst games of this year and proof that Activision really needs to give it a long break. A real shame that a series with so much history is being treated like this.

Animal Crossing Amiibo Party is not the game that the franchise deserves but some of its minigames have interesting but unexploded mechanics. The presentation and soundtrack are charming but it only makes us wish for a complete game of the series on Wii U. Not everything was bad in my experience but Nintendo could definitely make a better game.

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.

Even if it looks very good for a mobile experience, Assassin’s Creed Identity is just a collection of repetitive mini-missions on recycled Italian landscapes that the franchise don’t need. The promise of a true action RPG experience with your own assassin was not accomplished at all.