This kind of Hades for the little ones relies on good humour, simple gameplay and beautiful graphics, but fails to deliver anything that really makes you enjoy playing the game.

Expected more of WET, which could be a good action game, which eventually becomes stressful and boring. The order leaves open a sequel, so hopefully in a more coordinated Rubi, speaking and visual aspect more detailed.

A return to the exploration of the oceans, their ruins and treasures that is done with enthusiasm and a few surprises, even if the challenge is superficial.

James Cameron's Avatar: The Game can not stand out, both in quality and originality, to the remaining supply of games that you can find on the market.

It retains the original charm, with graphical improvements and new mechanics, but could have made more use of the visual potential and challenged players more.

Chasing Aurora has a striking presentation, that's why we felt a disappointment when discovered the lack of game modes. An opportunity to create a great game was missed.

KT Racing is presenting its most ambitious project to date, but any and all good ideas fall by the wayside when it comes to technical quality and some decisions in the design of the progression.

There isn't anything fundamentally wrong with this game. The controls are responsive, the graphics are faithful to the original franchises and it strives to attain the same kind of humor that was an Indiana Jones trademark. But that doesn't mean that the game isn't filled with repetition and uninteresting puzzles. Younger players and fans of the movies will likely enjoy this game, but the appeal stops there.

With three DeathSpank games in a period of one year, Hothead Games wore out the formula very quickly. This hero needs some rest.

With a special universe at hand, we believe that Disney could have used much more of the franchise.

Dust: An Elysian Tail is a satisfactory game, but it is no more than a series of recycled condiments.

For a younger player – the target audience of this game- this simplicity could be seen as an advantage. A main feature to point out is the fact that the whole game is located to Portuguese (some translations are dubious but nothing that distorts the sentences or the game) an attitude from Electronic Arts that is worthy of compliments.

Stalker 2 presents an impressive world, supported by Unreal Engine 5, where freedom of exploration and survival mechanics stand out. However, it suffers from technical problems, poorly structured missions and problematic artificial intelligence. The release was obviously rushed.

It’s not exactly the most fun of all indies and the gameplay is too basic to entertain. It even becomes dull quickly if not managed carefully.

ModNation Racers: Road Trip is a game that could have been much more.

Metroid Prime 4 has occasional moments of brilliance, especially when it approaches the original trilogy, but the Metroidvania design seems to have been oversimplified, the open world does not work, and parts of the progression involve bizarre decisions.

Xtype Plus would benefit from more solutions, options and game modes.

It's not a bad game, but a reasonable one. There are much better proposals in the market if you're looking for science fiction.

Soldner-X is not really a fun experience. The high difficulty settings and the occasional repetitiveness of the same levels only can raise the frustration in each time you play.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is undoubtedly one of Nintendo's most intriguing experiences in years. It's incredibly charming and relaxing, piques your curiosity, and the short levels are unexpectedly dynamic puzzles, but it suffers from a fragmented structure and a lack of a sense of progression or reward.

Not being an incredible game in visual terms, Mario and Sonic convinces satisfactorily. It is a handheld version that leaves a pleasant feeling on the variety of challenges. It's too bad that the challenges are extremely simple.

The fans of “pop quiz Hollywood” will find this Box Office Smash capable of offering constant and permanent challenges that will test your knowledge about the world of cinema.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine is an action game that can only be recommended to the most devoted fans of the character. For others, even fans of the genre itself, it must be considered with some caution because although highly entertaining, it does not present anything new. It is an ingrate position this game takes, because while not doing something really bad, it does nothing new or really interesting.

We cannot really say this is an evolution. The game continues with the same minimalist design and the game modes are essentially recoveries from previous editions.

For the hardcore supporters of the sport looking for a different experience, this is an option that makes sense.

Pro Cycling Manager 2014 is able to reach a positive score because there is no viable alternative.

Only recommended for the merely curious who cannot resist a game of music and rhythm.

The feeling that remains after playing this title Neko Entertainment is that it is primarily designed to appeal to a more youthful audience that is having a first contact with videogames.

Monkey Pirates is unique but somewhat limited, having only local multiplayer. Nonetheless, it’s a rewarding experience.

A mix of acclaimed AAA action-adventure third-person shooters that could compensate for its lack of originality with a good story and exciting scenes, but fails to do so. A Star Wars action-adventure should leave you fascinated and entertained, not indifferent.

Unfortunately the time that has passed since the launch of GRID 2 was not enough to justify another round of the same formula with just a few adjustments.

Sing Party is a game that can only be recommended if you are thinking in a collective and persistent way of fun.

Anarchy Reigns is not on the same level of Vanquish and Bayonetta, those who venture into the game with this premise in mind will be disappointed. Rather it is a beat'em up designed for multiplayer, reusing some of the assets of Madworld and on small budget, which entertains at a lower price than usual.

Kinect Star tries to be a complete experience of the franchise, but in the end, it's just further proof that motion controls are irrelevant to action-adventure games.

Silent Hill Downpourit's a good game, despite all of its flaws, but desperately needs new mechanics.

If you are really interested in revisiting the original trilogy, the more likely it is that you show the proper respect and buy the PlayStation 3 version instead.

M2 has once again done a good service of restoration of a Mega Drive classic, but this is one of those games that does not gives balance to the original values of the product.

Toy Stunt Bike is a game that provides a safe and fun challenge, but there are other much better productions within the genre.

Sacred 3 - Titan Lords is a game with an interesting story and a world that, although huge, is accessible and easy to remember. However, it becomes extremely difficult to concentrate on the game with such a poor combat, since most of the game consists of fighting.

The Wheelman can be fun in small doses, but it quickly becomes repetitive and even with the additional tasks and missions, the game can’t have the personality and vibrancy needed to keep us playing through the virtual streets of Barcelona for a long time.

In terms of challenge, difficulty and balance, the Nintendo 3DS version doesn't offer anything better than the first versions of Lego Star Wars.

After publishing the Pure patch, Dark Energy Digital finally got it right. It still has some things that should be improved, but Hydrophobia Pure is as technologically advanced as an interesting survival experience.

Digimon Story Time Stranger is a game that can be a lot of fun and engaging with its battles and everything related to Digimon evolution. However, the overall graphic quality, side quests, bosses, and linear design approach detract from the experience.

What it lacks in quality, Deadpool compensates with bragging and dick jokes.

The art is beautiful and there is certain nostalgia visiting the Disney worlds that not everyone knows about.

In collaboration without precedents in Europe between Nintendo and JOYSOUND, there is a fulfillment of the expectations set for a karaoke game. It does not bring anything new or include more game modes than other options available in the market. However, with over 1500 songs that can be transmitted, Karaoke Wii U delivers a resounding musical archive, but there is a cost for this, which results in the impossibility of recording these songs on the disc.

It's a game for platform lovers, gothic and macabre environments, but decide whether to buy or not with caution.

Emio - The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is an interactive narrative with a terrifying lore, an absorbing mystery and charismatic characters, marred by a very linear structure and little gameplay.

After several hours of play, Brink conveys the feeling that it could have been much more. It's one of those games with huge potential, but it doesn't take advantage of it.

Razor's Edge has its moments, but they are so few and always the same way that never impresses and exceeds the level of mere satisfaction.

Urban Trial Freestyle hardly supplants the best games in the genre, but it's still a game that deserves attention if you are looking for a different game.

If you want to play a real Resident Evil, buy a 3DS and Resident Evil: Revelations, because Resident Evil 6 is like an insult for fans. Besides, it's not a game worth playing.

It could have been so much more. There was room for a rich enough universe for a more complex, developed story, and in the end, a better execution of the whole game.

Drag x Drive is an experience whose concept showcases Nintendo's irreverence, with potential for fun moments, but the aesthetics and lack of Nintendo's characteristic vibrant energy prevent it from reaching the addictive heights of the company's other offerings.

The game doesn’t present anything new, being essentially aimed at fans of the series that will be entertained while playing this new adventure of Dr. Henry Jones.

Origins isn't the kind of game that will significantly win over new players and it has some problems that may bother veterans, but it's a solid foundation on which to build a new era.

Lego Legends of Chima proves to be satisfactory in its simplicity, perhaps the most simple we've seen out of Traveller's Tales. That's not bad, since the gameplay has no bugs that affect the progression.

Ultimate NES Remix is a mere conversion between Wii U and 3DS, lacking new contents that could give it the title of Definitive Edition.

A trip back in time to the golden second half of the 90s. The combat system, the 2D sprites and the main mechanics create an appeal, embellished by the nostalgic effect, but you'll have to deal with some less positive elements.

RIDE 6 is a solid game with lots of content, which excels above all in driving on asphalt and with a satisfying learning curve. But it is very conservative, with underused new features and an online and progression structure that could be more ambitious.

The graphics are still just old. It's a game that is not visually appealing.

This version of Art of Balance for Wii U it’s the best of the three that were developed by Shin’en Multimedia.

It’s not the best LEGO game that you can find neither the most original, but if you want to “see” the movie in a different format you’ll not be disappointed.

It’s not easy to dislike Project X Zone, not only for its popular characters but also because it can be fun if played in small amounts, maybe a chapter a day.

Romeo is a Dead Man is yet another bizarre and absolutely crazy title by Goichi Suda, a fine example of a video game by an author that displays all the insane methodology of its creator. It's not the best technical game, it doesn't have the best gameplay you'll find, but it's an absolutely out-of-the-box experience.

Chaotic, frustrating, but undeniably ambitious. Crimson Desert constantly tests our patience with technical problems and a confusing narrative, before letting us enjoy its ambitious combat system, exploration and stunning visuals. A game that demands time and a lot of patience for those who manage to overcome the barrier of its lack of polish.

Black Ops 6 has a solid base, with a robust Zombies mode and a campaign that it has sought to renew, but it fails to capitalise on this opportunity due to the disintegration of the multiplayer mode, which is called into question by inadequate map design and the abusive implementation of SBMM and EOMM.

The immaculate presentation, a very realistic atmosphere and a good set of are the defining moments of a game of chess, making a more enjoyable experience.

Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven is an AA remake from Square Enix that doesn't hide the fact that its production level is far below that of its main blockbusters. However, there are interesting ideas and mechanics in a simplified experience that could win over newcomers.

Ice Age Dawn of the Dinosaurs offers a well balanced experience, with a design and art very near the strip of film that is associated with it.

There are choices, which is not common in these games, but then the consequences are too light, the game never gives us a “punch in the stomach” so to speak, despite the its promise to do so.

Cronos: The New Dawn is an ambitious step by Bloober Team, combining horror, action, and survival in a devastated world. Mechanics such as enemy fusion and time manipulation are interesting, but technical flaws, repetitive combat, and an unsatisfactory ending limit its impact.

Living the Dream is a social simulation experience in which you take on the role of a godlike figure to create Miis and guide them through their lives. Your imagination and patience will be key to defining how interesting it is in the long run.

Devotees of "hack'n slash" will enjoy, but do not find anything new to what Tecmo Koei has been doing for a long time.

It is not every day that we play a videogame with a broom in hand, so this is an interesting and different proposition, frustrating yes, but at the same time ultra-challenging and fun, particularly on PlayStation Vita.

Cannot compete with Monster Hunter, still can appeal to fans of the genre.

This is a satisfactory title that contains some nice graphics and caricatured characters, though the story is undemanding.

As an entry to a new platform, Lost Kingdom deserved better luck. In its current state, it offers nothing more than a mediocre platform adventure game, with exclusive Invizimals and a connection to the game on the PlayStation Vita. Suited for fans and compulsive collectors, all others can just choose better.

One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP is not as limited as expected initially, but for fans who want to have an adventure of the series for Nintendo's portable it can offer a dose of acceptable content.

Samurai Warriors 3 may well be appointed as a project in which the ambition is worth more than all the basic idea.

Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor is back eight years after and a generation later, but despite all that has changed in the meantime, the same problems can be found in the experience. Confusing, frustrating to play and never able reach the full potential inherent in this concept.

Spirit Camera is one of those games with a funny concept and that, while not resulting in the expected scale, always end up creating a certain willingness to finish the narrative presented.

As a prequel, Lost Planet 3 fulfills the purpose in narrative terms, but it is an experience so predictable and unattractive in terms of design.

The visual style is fantastic and the Gigolo Mode certainly will catch the attention of many players given its nature, but behind it hides an empty game with little to offer.

Apart from the look in high definition, this is basically the same game released for the PlayStation 2 and Dreamcast. Capcom made sure to change as little as possible, which may be good for some but bad for others.

NeverDead presents some good ideas with a level of eccentricity close to the work of Suda51 or Mikami. But the gameplay is just too poor and has a weak narrative context.

Mad Riders has many of the problems of the previous game and there isn't anything that stands out. In addition, the gameplay is a little boring.

The game manages to offer a well-constructed tale of revenge and betrayal in the style of the franchise, but technically is poor, with a combat system that has had its day.

Putting aside the context, the game itself is a big disappointment.

This feels like an incomplete app, somewhat limited in terms of materials.

Cubemen 2 is a game of strategy and action in real-time strong in content and with a satisfactory design. It has some flaws, especially at the level of interaction and control of the camera. The better part of the game lies in the online experience, if you manage to find other players to play with.

This new product from Slant Six was supposed to be a success, but it fails. There are some good and interesting ideas but its implementation it's not the best especially when combined with mistakes and poor decisions that affect the gameplay.

Pokémon Rumble U is clearly a casual fighting game, coated with a great simplicity and targeted at a young audience.

If you are looking for a fun and action-packed FPS, there are much better alternatives to consider.

What really makes this game interesting and minimally satisfying is the whole Bond environment.

The game is extremely small, with a few things that can attract the player.

It is little appealing and don't bring anything new. It lacks in game modes (no two Player Versus), and all this combined, leaves much of the success of Dr. Mario delivered to the nostalgic feeling that you'll get while playing it.

What could be a fluid experience and well organized in terms of design, gives place to a number of gaps and inconsistencies that prevent the game to achieve the desired success.