Resistance: Burning Skies had every right to be an excellent product from nihilistic, but the lack of innovation makes it feel like chewing gum.

It is sad to see that with each game released this series loses some of its quality. Fans may not say the same, and may enjoy the game.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is just for fans of the series.

This game goes along, unfortunately.

The Outer Worlds 2 tries to be a great space RPG, but falls by the wayside. It has good ideas, lots of freedom and fun moments, but the story is confusing and the world feels empty. It's a game full of potential, but which never really lives up to it. An RPG that wanted to be a shooter, or maybe the other way around?

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy is the ultimate way to experience these classics for newcomers to the series, full of fun, mysterious but equally challenging trials.

This is certainly the first Transformers that will leave you satisfied with the superb control and handling of metal creatures in the fight.

Joy Ride Turbo gets rid of motion controls and adopts the digital format, allowing it to become much more accessible and fun immediately. Due to its limitations, it's more recommended to children and casual gamers.

Quotation forthcoming.

Unknown 9: Awakening is a single-player adventure with enormous potential, mixing stimulating gameplay and a mysterious universe. The game offers some very memorable moments, but the average graphics and poor performance prevent it from being one of the most enjoyable experiences of the year.

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.