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.

Knee Deep is a Telltale-style game that is entertaining but does not hold up well in most other gaming aspects. Besides, it is too easy and has an original approach but ends up being a boring and strange mixture that has no story at all. At least the situations are fun and the customizable options are an interesting addition to the title.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.