The port of Food Truck Simulator to Xbox Series has some unforgivable flaws. Despite the good gameplay, technical and form flaws weigh down a new simulation game.

Demolish & Build Classic is a game I wouldn't recommend for Xbox gamers. It is a game with serious performance problems and that denotes a lack of professionalism on the part of the developers by not delivering a product properly.

Enchanted Portals is a tribute to the great Cuphead, unfortunately it doesn't live up to that and falls short, offering more frustrating than fun.

Shame Legacy is a game that fails in all its facets and in which only its setting stands out.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum offers us a trip to Middle-earth that doesn't quite convince. We are facing a half-finished game, with bugs and a graphic quality that doesn't belong to the current generation.

Aery manages to impress with its simple yet beautiful graphics, however, the other aspects of this indie miss all the marks turning this title into an university project rather than an actual game.

An indie metroidvania that has good potential but it should not have been released for at least many months due to the state it is currently in.

Tony and Clyde is a boring mess of a game, full of bugs and horrible visuals, which becomes tedious after just a couple of hours.

Bite the Bullet has an aesthetic that long-time players will love, but that their Bugs will make it hard to play. Once solved it has great and very original ideas.

Being an absolute cosmic horror fan is the only possible reason to spent your time on Hollow.

Onevision Game attempted to create a relaxing and deep experience, but technical issues drag the game to the mediocrity pile.

Crimson Keep is far from being a good game. Randomness sometimes unfair and bugs make it very difficult to enjoy the game.

Blood Waves is mediocre and grotesque at the same time. If you are a fan of the genre maybe you should give it a chance.

Taken as a genre homage or as a standalone game Rix-13 is a failure. There's no narrative, barely any challenging puzzles, and not even attention to the visual details.

Visually the game is an undeniable eye candy, but it turns out to be a mirage when you start playing it.

This is an bland, tasteless, and failed game with some of the greatest characters of Nickelodeon cartoons of the last decade on it. We expect this failure to not make anybody that Nickelodeon licenses have no future in games, because they are. Simply not this time.

It's hard to recommend The One We Found. I've ended loving playing it a bit, but is one of the worst games that we can find in a marked saturated with better titles.

A game technically broken and half done. Despite an interesting plot, it doesn't get to be a good game.

Its simple animations, its strange and crude gameplay try to bring something to the genre, but it doesn't succeed.

The Deeli Network studio has suffered from inexperience and wanted to cover too much in this first title, staying halfway through it all.

Agony promised a lot, but it fell short and failed to meet expectations. Lots of bugs and inconsistent quality.

The dark wizard Malvel has cursed the creatures who have always protected us and are now causing chaos in Avantia. With a not very good result.

In Lilith-M we will not find great dialogue or epic moments. An unambitious game, but enjoyable for puzzle lovers, despite its short duration.

A game that lovers of the genre will be able to appreciate, but it is not ambitious enough and features mistakes that we can hardly overlook.

No one asked for Romancing Saga 2, but Square Enix brings it to life instead of another more anticipated game. The controls, the price and a straight Smartphone port make us not recommend it.

Future War Reborn shows why often is better to keep a game in his original platform. An amusing and directly diversion, but no more.

RAID: World War II is an FPS that gives the impression of looking like a beta and not a complete game. Although the idea is good it loses personality everywhere. Graphically it is a very old-fashioned game, with alarming drops of frames and a null AI. As a positive thing, we want to mention the scenes with real actors.

Two characters are the protagonists in this adventure with poor narrative content, and it fails to empathize with the characters and their history leaving us a bittersweet taste with good ideas but with its graphics from the past generation presenting numerous technical problems added to the final quality of the product. That high price is an inconvenient thing.

Verdun is a very limited multiplayer shooter that has a great number of technical issues. The result, instead of being something satisfying and difficult to master, is a frustrating game whose graphics and animations take you out of the experience. However, 32 player mode is something that you should try.

The stories about Eekeemoo have landed to the world of video games in Eekeemoo: Splinters of the Dark Shard that unfortunately it has not been able to attract with the different puzzles that it offers.

Trulon: The Shadow Engine offers a fun adventure that is simple and full of things to discover. The combat system is highly original because it offers you the possibility to create your own tactics. Unfortunately the bugs and their poor balance between easy and high difficulty make the experience worse.

Uncanny Valley offers us a good plot and the amazing atmosphere of the survival horror genre, with sound that will introduce us completely into the game. But unfortunately it does not convince with the idea of ​​the different endings, creating a total disaster in the story that is full of uncertainties that we will obligatorily repeat over and over again, leaving behind the good intention that Cowardly Creations had.

Dead Effect 2 is the perfect example of how not to make a port of a mobile to console game. It is a 'free to play' game turned into a payment game, with bugs, repetition, and a totally absurd plot with horrible gameplay. At least, they have not included micropayments like in mobile versions and it has a good amount of weapons and customizable character features.

In a few words, Crypt of the Serpent King is a game designed for old school players. It doesn't seem to be able to attract new players at all. The game has great variety of enemies and levels but is far from liking a casual audience. It has a mediocre quality and of short duration. Anyway, if you usually enjoy this kind of games it is a good choice with a good price.

Siegecraft Commander is a game that can become entertaining but fails in the performance of technical elements and the main gameplay. In this strategy game we must lead our army to victory through the right decisions. It is an intuitive and fast game but with poor control and technical failures. In addition, it is somewhat slower than other strategy games of its kind.

This game brings little new innovation, if any at all. It does not stand out in any particular aspect. Its absurd difficulty is an excuse to cover up the main failures. It is a kind of arcade misrepresented from the previous generation. It does not stand out for its gameplay nor for its design, but at least we can play with squirrels.

Her Majesty's SPIFFING is a title which is full of English humor and with undoubted quality, music, artistic style...But the duration and the feeling with which it leaves us is bad. It seems that the game leaves many things stuck in the middle and the excess of humor sometimes seems forced. The relationship between duration and price is also not good. At least the game has great character design and intuitive gameplay.