If you love Metroid, good puzzles and a script that stands out from the crowd in this type of game, Ghost 1.0 is a game for you. However, sometimes it does not escape from imprecise controls and poorly managed difficulties.

Gekido Kintaro's Revenge is a game that will attract fans of the beat 'em up classics, even more so when you look at the artistic stage of the game in the vintage anime style, although many will despair of its high difficulty and lack of player rewards.

Factual games are here to stay. A telltanian game based on true events that show us the intricacies of a revolution, more specifically, the Iranian revolution of 1979. Don't miss it.

An entertaining game that fulfills its function of entertaining the player.

The shoot'em up and run and gun enthusiasts will fall in love with the aesthetics of the game. Fun and simple.

Slaps & Beans had the threefold challenge of making arcade fans like it, making Bud Spencer's and Terence Hill's fans smile, and being a game competent enough to justify its existence beyond the tribute. Fortunately, it has managed to overcome all three aspects.

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

The Videokid is a game that gets us back to the 80's in a very funny way.

Spacelords throws away the mistakes of Raiders of The Broken planet to offer a free to play fun and aesthetics at the same level of a AAA.

Varied and effective puzzle game, which ends up being victim of its own ambition. Too long and somewhat presumptuous, it will work for fans of the genre.

Stormseeker Games present us Infinite Adventures, a dungeon crawler with some RPG flavour and very competent combat mechanics. That is it's strongest aspect, the old fashioned yet superb turn based combat.

Inside the poor polished Warface there is a good core game, with plenty of options for hardcore gamers.

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

Skyhill will delight 2D survival gamers with its smart and challenging gameplay.

Energy Cycle Edge will delight those who have fun scratching their heads with complex puzzles without giving much importance to the technical side of the games.

Flashback 24th Anniversary is an honest rendition and modernization of the classic cult game of the 90s.

Paw Patrol is a must have for parents that want to introduce their kids to educative games.

The Council is the perfect narrative adventure that this gen needed. Modern and classic at the same time.

Asdivine Hearts 2 keep on with the legacy of the first game. While short on innovations at least it keeps the original essence intact.

Idle Champions of the Forgotten realms is a glorified mobile game that succeeds in being a demanding Metroidvania with special care to not be annoyingly difficult.

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.

One of the best RPGs of all time comes to Xbox One with some improvements. The opportunity to play it also on PC thanks to Play Anywhere must be taken by old school and new players.

Bonds of the skies is somewhat a solid JRPG that won't surprise you but it's still fun and pleasing to play.

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.

Playing Final Fantasy VII on Xbox feels like an important event. The game is still brilliant and can shame some of the modern big titles of the genre.

A classic JRPG that will please lovers of the genre, but which is technically loose.

If we're looking to spend a bunch of hours on a fresh adventure, or if we really like RPG, we will enjoy Legend of Tetrarchs.

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