Judgment is the best episode so far. The narrative and gameplay mechanics are varied enough and highly satisfying. More puzzles and locations are packed in this chapter, making the gameplay challenging and giving a different experience from what we've tried so far.

The Assignment is a great return to The Evil Within. This DLC introduces new and pretty clever mechanics that makes a much more scary experience than the main game. If you love survival horror games, you must play this first chapter of Juli Kidman’s story.

Clever mechanics, awesome level design, breathtaking music and art, precise controls and a moving story make Ori and the Blind Forest one of the best games of this year. No one should miss this marvelous experience.

Capcom knows that current consoles lack a good action game. Packed with extras based on difficulty and frenzy, this definitive edition lacks in terms of technical novelties.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires satisfies a very small group of fans among the fans. It turns all the gameplay mechanics towards strategy and politics, leaving combat in a secondary place. Sadly, this makes battle feel generic and repetitive, abandoning the flavour of progress due to its tactical elements.

There’s nothing new in Last Round that you haven’t seen by now in the previous versions of DoA 5, and there is nothing wrong with it. However, the constant problems that prevail in the online mode are something that will make the experience of playing it something really frustrating. It’s really a shame that a really important aspect like this still suffers after the two really good attempts that were Dead or Alive 5 and Ultimate.

This episode shows the potential of the full game in the terms of its narrative and progression. Gameplay and challenges vary significantly and offer a wider set of choices to fulfill every mission. Raid Mode is still the most rewarding experience, with countless hours of content and daily missions that keep you coming back over and over.

Addictive, accessible, with precise controls and tons of fun. OlliOlli 2 takes everything that made the previous title in the series great and expands it with necessary adjustments that results in one of the best games in its genre.

Its strategy, action and excitement on cooperative mode with friendly fire helps us to forget that Helldivers' procedural design results in repetitive matches. If you are looking for a game with difficult challenges and a great time with friends then this is the game you're looking for.

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.

The power of the Ring and the big final battle with Sauron were some nice surprises on this enjoyable expansion. Unfortunately, the overall contents on the DLC and the poor story are far from the greatness of the original game.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is a solid game but still far from being the best game in the history of the franchise. Its fun and full of fan service. The online capabilities might add several hours of entertainment, sadly, its graphics and controls are still not the best.

Capcom finally learned that fan service and nostalgia sell. It delivers a game full of winks and memories for the hardcore fans, while trying out new game structures that may be what we could see from the franchise in the future.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is charming, cute and fun. It takes great advantage of the GamePad’s capabilities and proves to be one the best spin-offs in the Kirby series.

Defenders expands and improves an experience that was excellent since it was launched. The fans of the game will be satisfied with its contents and the new gameplay features that make Resogun one of the best PS4 exclusives and a must buy among the contemporary shooters.

Sadly, Spongebob Heropants delivers poorly in every aspect. It would be an acceptable game if we saw it in a PlayStation One, but now it's unacceptable.

Even though it is not a revolutionary game for the genre, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re; Birth 2 Sisters Generation is a really good port from an excellent sequel of a PS3 game. If you are a fan of JRPS’s, love anime, visual novels and can tolerate all the “Moe” it has, this is a title you should try at least once.

The much lighter version of Pokémon: Battle Trozei is simple and smooth. Loosely based on Bejeweled and Candy Crush, the game will certainly entertain puzzle fans, but its microtransactions might not be well received.

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.

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 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.

Super Stardust Ultra is a good version of a great PS3 title, an immediate recommendation for the lovers of the genre. While their additions are appreciated, they are not a differential that makes it a must buy for those who already played the game on PS3.

Although die-hard fans of the franchises could find it somewhat entertaining, Digimon All-Star Rumble fails so hard in becoming an enjoyable option in brawler games, even more when there are better options out there.

Evolve challenges every kind of player and tries to remind us how important and fun playing co-op in video games can be. It also helps us move on from the single player scenario thanks to the online mode. Gather your friends, build your team and get ready for a hunt. Try to survive as long as you can.

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the most ambitious and robust of the series, with new dimensions that refresh the franchise. Endless and challenging for experts, and at the same time accessible for beginners.

With an excellent visual presentation and ambient music, Apotheon is the first big indie surprise of the year. Although it presents slight problems in the controls and physics, its a mixed and interesting 2D experience and a great trip through Greek mythology.

Proteus gives a very particular sensory experience. Even if it's virtual, it won't be hard to forget it. After turning on the screen we won't be able to feel nothing but melancholy.

After having an ending from the first episode worthy of the works of George R.R. Martin, here comes the second chapter of Game of Thrones form Telltale Games titled The Lost Lords. The Forrester family must defend their land at no matter what cost and, it seems that there's a light of hope in their battle against the Whitehills, but it won't be easy.