Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 looks good, but ultimately fails to bring anything new to the table. The campaign is confusing and poorly organized, the multiplayer is basically “more of the same,” and the Zombies mode has some good ideas, but it's not enough to save the game.

If you have friends in the list available to shoot new groups of Majins in a partnership and want to climb the Ranking Leaderboards to the top, then the 400 points can outweigh the bet.

SUMMERHOUSE puts you in a meditative state through simple and intuitive gameplay in conjunction with pixelated graphics. The game was made by a single person, which explains its small scale.

It's a title only advisable for those who did not like EA's Skate and liked the style of Tony Hawk games.

It's a good game to kill if you have nothing more to play at the moment but I would advise waiting for a promotion to buy it.

The loss of the Classic Mode, when people were expecting an amplification of it, is a serious and detrimental amputation to the interest of the game.

Obsidian has delivered an action RPG with a weak technical component, in which it doesn't do anything exactly new or epic, but its combat gameplay is exciting and the story interesting enough to deliver an entertaining game.

It remains the best of its genre, but unfortunately it is too similar to its predecessor.

In a festive atmosphere, it’s a reasonable option to have fun and be satisfied.

The game does a great job in conveying the feeling of being inside the world of Pixar, but it offers little narrative coherence and the gameplay is boring, which will gradually lose its interest.

This HD Collection feels like a wasted opportunity. If you already have the originals for PlayStation 2, there aren't any other reasons to buy this. Still, three games for 39.99 is a reasonable deal.

Mini-games for younger players that easily connect parents and children through their shared love of adorable Pokémon, but the free game design interferes too much with enjoying the game, even with the paid version activated.

Mashing the buttons is done with more style and pomp but continues to be the same mashing of buttons.

Oil Rush is a refreshing and original game, but its over-simplification ends up limiting the experience.

Until Dawn is a remake that modernizes the original, with a visual reconstruction that intensifies the emotional connection with the characters. Although it has technical problems, such as frame drops, the dynamics of the choices keep the player immersed in the story.

A 3D exploration and action adventure capable of offering good and interesting moments, especially in terms of combat dynamics. It's not one of the most polished 3D games, but it's original and fun to explore.

The flight system is interesting, but that's about it, leaving the player with an extreme anxiety, because I know that there is potential for much more.

Shank could have become an instant classic but its flaws make it simply one among others that stands out just for visual interest.

The lack of Online Co-op mode is a huge loss and, after finishing the game, it remains the idea that The Watchmen might have been better with a solid structure and a some more content.

A beautiful game that gives Peach a multifaceted solo role to match. The moderate challenge and limited longevity are some elements to review and improve in future developments.

For about five euros offers a good perspective of what lies ahead and above all, offers more features to the fans who are waiting for the sequel.

F1 25 is a solid continuation of the series, with occasional improvements in physics, car behavior and game modes. Despite this, many of the changes are subtle for those coming from F1 24, which calls into question the usefulness of a new annual release.

All sports are at its base well recreated, with the exception of Volleyball. However, it is a game limited in content and which does not offer much to the players.

Spider-Man: Edge of Time represents another low in the series, although there are far worse.

Sand Land offers an action-packed RPG thrill ride, highlighting the importance of the friendships formed during the adventure and emphasizing the bonds between the characters. However, the game is marred by excessive repetition of activities and discouraging melee combat.

Kinect Sports can bee lots of fun when played with other people, but there is a huge Déjà Vu, especially when compared to Wii Sports.

In the end we can only say that Activision has released to market a game without any effort.

Plainly put, GH: Aerosmith could have been an Aerosmith “Best Of” album released as DLC and nothing would have been lost. Even at that, most of Aerosmith's best known songs are strangely absent.

The concept is funny and it even works well when is not taken to the extreme. The problem is that even if you enjoy the idea, Trash Panic will soon start pushing you back by requiring too much perfectionism.

It's hard to recommend Lollipop Chainsaw for the public. Just as other games from Grasshopper and Suda51, this is not a game for the general public, butif you are willing to ignore its problems and embark on a crazy trip that lasts only six hours, Lollipop Chainsaw is worth it.

Not even Destiny's brilliant gunplay can save Marathon from its own mess. Bungie's new shooter drowns in too much visual noise, rudimentary menus and boredom. An extraction shooter that doesn't innovate and becomes tiresome long before it becomes fun. If you're hardcore in this genre, Marathon can be seen in a much more optimistic light.

Dying Light The Beast brings back Kyle Crane, now with human and zombie DNA, to explore a new region. It retains the elements that have marked the series, parkour, intense combat, and exploration, and adds Beast Mode and mutations. The result is a fun, adrenaline-fueled game, perfect for fans, even if it doesn't offer any big surprises.

With a campaign that's just a 13-hour tutorial for the service design grind, Suicide Squad has nothing particularly interesting to offer, even if the gameplay manages to provide occasional moments of fun.

Efforts to build its own identity work well at times, but suffer from some technical weaknesses that prevent it from reaching another level, compounded by graphics that fall short of expectations on the PS5 Pro.

There is no denying that The Dark Below is far from fans' expectations and fails to fulfill its purpose as an expansion.

Signs of progress are invisible and generally speaking, WRC 4 is a secondary experience within a genre that does not have many alternatives, but they are certainly better than this.

Two cult classics remade with huge care for the modern age. These are unique experiences with charisma, mas visually weak and the gameplay of these hybrids between puzzle game and visual novel deserved more refinement.

Unfortunately nothing more than an ordinary MMO that quickly fall into oblivion if nothing is done to counter this situation. It is interesting as a novelty.

Ninja Blade is a game that only true fans of the genre should mind. Give it a chance only if you’re not tired enough of Ninjas. The adventure of Ken has occasional good moments, but quickly becomes repetitive and that results in a forgettable experience.

Kingdom Hearts Re: coded is a decent product, but that can never be considered an advance in the series. If this is what you want or not, it will depend on each one of you.

Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines, despite the many interesting aspects, has some gameplay problems, which is not exactly smooth and is quite repetitive and monotonous after a while.

Wii Sports Club is just a bit out of place with this new offer, even if you recognize its key role in producing a winning system like the Wii.

What makes Pokémon Link: Battle an interesting game is precisely the nature of its concept. Within the "spin offs" this one is the most appealing, even though this is a sequel and not an original production.

Lost Soul Aside needed to be just a tribute to Final Fantasy in the form of an energetic hack & slash game capable of thrilling us with its boss fights. Unfortunately, it tries to be too much and fails in the most important aspect: the quality of its execution.

It’s basic, has no depth and is far from being one of the best games for 3DS, but it's still a good distraction.

Without being a memorable game and never introducing major changes in a genre that found in Calling All Cars anirrecusable proposal, there’s still merit to justify the purchase of this TNT Racers, at least until the arrival of Project Cars and the always bombastic Mario Kart.

White Knight Chronicles RPG is far from being recommendable to all fans of the genre and only some with a certain predisposition will be able to like what the game has to offer.

The Conduit 2 is a significantly improved experience over the previous game, though without adding anything new.

Majin Forsaken and the Kingdom may surprise those who do not mind an uncompromising adventure/tale that doesn't have anything new to offer.

Although fun, some problems, mainly in the fighting system, make it become a monotonous experience after a short time.

This can be the alternative that some players seek to Animal Crossing.

In general, this portable version of Pirates of the Caribbean is a good game, full of memorable moments for those who know the movies, with even some references loaded with humor. Although it has plenty of incentive to prolong the game, the adventure is too short, and essentially devoid of challenge.

Minor details takes down the magnificence this game could have. Nevertheless, some good ideas made me want to see a possible sequel with this whole basis, but free of errors.

The entire mechanism can become tedious in a short term, but if you have the chance to play with three or four friends, then all this becomes a much better experience.

Aliens vs Predator is a game that needed to improve certain aspects, but still not a bad game at all, but requires a watchful eye before being acquired.

If you are big fan of the series seeking an alternative experience, you may find here a product to consider. The characters presentation and some of his words may be enough to please the fans. Simply there are choices that if in previous games didn’t work, in this format they do less.

Going back thousands of years to Tears of the Kingdom, the third Hyrule Warriors shows you everything from that first epic confrontation against Ganondorf, but the cast lacks the necessary strength, while the progress made in making the gameplay more frenetic clashes with the lack of evolution in the musou design.

The licenses and the extensive roster of athletes are a plus, but the sensitivity of the controls and the depth of the movements delivered can cause despair.

City XL have some problems, especially the lack of vision and challenge make this game look somewhat unfinished.

It's a recommendable experience to anyone looking for something new, it's up to players to decide whether the price justifies the opportunity.

The Devil's Cartel could have been a better game in almost every aspect. Rarely exceeds the best arguments of the previous games and if this limits the pretensions to take the lead of the franchise, it does not mean that it is a bad game.

SimCity is a bit strange and it is difficult to get used to its mechanics, all because of the many problems related to multiplayer functions. Nevertheless, the series seems to be on a good path, it was necessary to give it a new life e maybe this is the right way. It’s just too bad that there isn’t an offline mode for the lovers of giant cities.

The two new modes are alternatives to the classic game (Retro Remedy), but with the exception of Germ Buster, the Operation G is not as strong as we thought , creating difficulties that are not always compatible with the nature of the challenge. Incidentally, the two new modes offer some resilience in an attempt to stand out from the classic game.

City of Colors is an enjoyable trip, far from the quality of the inspirations like Banjo-Kazooie, but given the size of the production team, which until then was devoted to mobile gaming, it is worthwhile to highlight the achievements, especially its beauty and aesthetic diversity.

Visually appealing, but lacking in gameplay. Directive 8020 offers an atmospheric journey through space, but one that is constantly undermined by inconsistent narrative choices and practically blind enemies, resulting in an adventure with too many ups and downs.

Quotation forthcoming.

It has moments of high tension, and overall it stays true to its rhythm, is more Dead Island, so if you liked the first, you will certainly enjoy this one too.

A medieval colossus with some limitations and flaws in this Switch version, although satisfying for the experience it provides.

Although this is a game that has an extensive single-player campaign, it’s not very effective mechanics, uninspired songs and an absence of other game modes, determine the final outcome.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's a title recommended to children and a young adult obsessed with the Harry Potter universe, there is no problem with that, but it's not much to introduce a peripheral like this.

This collection is only worthwhile because of Budokai 3. It would be preferable if it were released individually on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live.

A great selection of Taito arcade games, in a mix of action and puzzles. Well worth discovering, especially if you missed the “arcade archives”.

The Power of Two is a disappointing and frustrating experience that fails to meet the expectations of those who thought they'd be finding an experience close to perfection.

Helldivers 2 is yet another example of a rushed launch, characterized by unstable servers and an abundance of technical errors. However, despite these shortcomings, it manages to be entertaining to a certain extent. Its biggest weakness lies in the lack of diversified content, which leads to monotony in no time.

Far below the best that has been accomplished in this generation.

Puddle is an incredibly simple and fun game, but easily becomes a haunting experience, with a disproportionate tendency toward repetition.

It's a fun game for kids but may not have the same value for the adults and even being an acceptable title on the PlayStation Vita, it's necessary to take into account the age placed on the cover of the game.

The immediacy of the game with fast missions and compact worlds allows constant action, which grants immediate satisfaction. However, it takes more than flowered shirts and deadly shotguns to create a committed relationship with the player.

Justifying the enthusiasm by reviving fights, characters and many exciting moments swallowed by the sports books, this game is able to generate some sympathy from the fans. Don’t expect much more than that.

Yet and as it was said in the beginning SWS is a game that feeds a great expectation and aspires to be one of the best in this category offering a good set of mountains (although the structure of the game is somewhat similar in every set) but ends up taking away from the experience sometimes quite funny due to the constant repeat of backtracking not so usual in these situations.

If you have already played the mobile versions, there's not any reason to buy this version.

It's a game capable enough to satisfy fans of the sport, but there is still much work ahead.

Ferrari fans will not be disappointed if they're aware that this game is not quite on the same level of other games in the genre.

Shinobi is far from a game for the general public, the game is "old school", designed to recreate the feeling that the original brought.

Despite the unsatisfying work done by Robomodo, those who long waited for a Pro Skater for consoles of this generation will be reasonably satisfied with Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD.

It is a simple game that does not offer much innovation, but it meets all the objectives it proposes to offer.

This version of Powered Up F1 Race Stars does not transform the game into a 2.0 version, it only delivers some additional content and little else.

Monster Hunter Stories remaster reveals good improvements in performance, graphics and interface, but doesn't hide the humble origins of an 8-year-old design for a handheld.

The 2D retro design of Mighty Switch Force 2 is accompanied by a good combination of platforms, puzzles and action, resulting in a challenging experience, despite being evident that much more could have been added.

Proteus is a creation that boasts an unusual beauty that’s extremely rare to find in videogames. But besides this, it has not much else to offer.

Mario Party: Island Tour brings to Nintendo 3DS a wide range of challenging mini-games, but limits the options as a shared experience, renouncing the online multiplayer.

A different experience, not memorable, but it manages to hold our attention until the end. It’s worth it for its noir aesthetic, combined with a cabaret soundtrack and a clever mix of patterns of play, both in 2D, 3D alternation, as the variation between moments of platforms, and those in which we are put to mental test.

Wii Play Motion is a more diverse game that surprises in a number of games. With the attraction of the game be sold in conjunction with a controller, it will be an option to consider for those who need an extra family games.

Despite being pretty much the same game as the previous edition, Picross E3 deserves its fans' consideration for including 150 new puzzles.

All the charm and wit in this intriguing effort by Nintendo to show off all the features of its new console in a fun way doesn't allow you to escape the feeling that Welcome Tour should be included with every console and not as a game sold separately.

On the one hand Eyepet can be fun sometimes if taken as a recreational activity, on the other, as a simulator of an alleged pet it is zero.

Medievel Moves: Ghost Castle is a product dedicated to those who fall within the age group that is on its cover.