It looks like Diablo, it plays like God of War, what Darksiders do we have? An original and enjoyable one, with some attractive ideas that now arrive to consoles with a good port, event if it has with some problems (on Switch runs at 30 fps, some problems loading textures...). Regardless, it's an enjoyable hack'n slash playing alone or coop.

A classic RPG, well-executed, with an intense storyline and good graphics. It has some bugs, needs more variety of loot items and enemies, but it's an interesting Diablo III alternative.

Just what you would expect. Little surprises gameplay wise, but a lot of them in the story. Recommended for those who desire an adventure with a slow pace.

Far Cry 4 says goodbye with a great DLC, and although it doesn't achieve the level of Blood Dragon, it offers fun times hunting the yetis.

You need to be a tough guy to dive into an VR Alien experience, but if that's your groove, you'll enjoy a game that perfectly honors the franchise.

Kimetsu no Yaiba arrives on the Nintendo Switch with a fantastic port, so much that you'll have to look carefully to find any real difference with the other versions of the game. Portability and the fact that it's the "complete" version (with all post-launch characters) makes the Switch version one we would recommend without a doubt.

Stealth Inc 2 A Game of Clones keeps the formula of the original and adds a number of new features that makes it a much better game.

Semblance is an original take on the platform genre, that allows us to mold and change the environment around us (floor, walls...) to pick up orbs to cure the world in little one screen puzzles. A simple but brilliant idea well executed, that often feels "limited" by the own developers. It's a shame that it doesn't last very long.

A great space opera for kids, which includes fast combat, deep exploration and some strategic elements. The use of toys and split screen multiplayer fits perfectly in the game. Switch version adds Starfox (with his own campaign, starship and allies).

MindSeize is a modest game, both in aspirations and budget, and you can feel it in the execution. The plot and scenes are bland, a very well known gameplay circle that don't surprise... A game that moves in a well known terrain and don't risk a little... but can entertain you if classic 2D metroidvania is your thing.

A noteworthy homage to the survival horror classics, that offers son intelligent and refreshing ideas. It's difficulty curve and the stress the gameplay generates make the game an experience not recommended for the faint of heart.

The narrative and its lack of ambition separate it from the best of the genre, but taking that aside, the gears of Gestalt: Steam & Cinder are perfectly placed and give rise to a metroidvania that is as solid as it is recommendable.

An entertaining RPG with some strategic elements in it. Fans of both genres won't be disappointed with its funny classic gameplay.

Not a Hero is a very special cover-based shooter in 2D deeper than it looks. Unfortunately, we can finish it in a few hours.

Really fun, with an extraordinary atmosphere, to please the fans and engage new to the franchise, much more polished than Unity, Ubisoft moves on right direction again.

As with previous Sega's 3D Classics, M2 signs a love letter to another arcade hit, making this conversion the best one available for home consoles. They've added a completely new level and little touches and options here and there (like the great 3D effect), but nonetheless the experience is way too short compared to other 3D Classics. But, in the end, if you loved the original, you'll love this conversion.

As a remaster, it's a 10/10 for Nightdive, a team that has delivered a great package. The game itself suffers from severely uneven difficulty and a excessively wacky level design, but ROTT shows an undeniable charm as a 90s over the top shooter.

Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory it's the new game in the Kingdom Hearts series, making a stop in it's classical APRG style, to focus in musical rhythm games. It works, it's a solid game, entirely because the OST it's a masterpiece built since the first Kingdom Hearts came to us in Playstation 2.

Crisol inherits some gameplay mechanics from previous classics, but it manages to build its own identity and lore. Specially recommended if you enjoy spanish culture... or if you are a veteran from the PS3-360 golden era.

Jotun Valhalla Edition on Switch is the same game launched on PS4, Xbox One and PC almost two years ago. It will astound you with its visuals, narrative, gigantic final bosses... But under all that shinning beauty, lies a game with a simple mechanics and ideas, that in some levels seems to be a little bit empty in terms of content.

It's clearly a more modern experience, with a better graphical presentation. Combat is more fluid now, but some decisions make this a sometimes frustrating experience.

A "remaster" like Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy: the original content remains intact (gameplay, missions... even the flaws), and renew it all with a superb face wash, that show its best side with the light effects, reflections, models... A nice update of one great adventure that keeps giving fun like 10 years ago.

Magic Twins is quite an original puzzle game to enjoy in co-op mode with another player (local only), mixing elements from games like Puzzle Bubble or Plants vs. Zombies, in varied levels that balance action and reflexes with strategy. However, the difficulty is often frustrating, specially if you try to play it solo.

An entertaining roguelite that will start to hook you up with the original "Tetris" mechanic, and then with its great soulslike vibes, the beautiful pixel art and all the runs you'll have to conquer to uncover all the secrets and lore. If you love the genre you probably love it, even if it needs a little bit more polish on controls and bugs.

It's a shame it doesn't have more personality, because under all those borrowed ideas there's a really solid metroidvania and an engaging soulslike that fans of both genres will surely love.

Bubble Ghost Remake is a reinvention of a cult proposal almost forgotten in time that becomes a new indie exponent for lovers of skill-based challenges. Simplicity and good ideas go hand in hand to make you suffer and enjoy in equal parts.

Two great games that represent the Pokémon formula in its purest and most refined form, and that are enjoyed and addictive in the same way as they were 20 years ago... But not at that price.

As a Monster Hunter clone, Toukiden Kiwami is a streamlined game, focused in combat more than inventory management. It's a fun game to play that offers more content than the original and some nice additions like cross-save and cross-play, but in the end, it lacks the rewarding system and depth that made Monster Hunter the king of the genre. But if you don't have the time or patience for Monster Hunter, you'll love it.

MotoGP 23 polishes the fantastic simulation of the saga in a little more with little new features and options for novice players; but it is a very continuous and conformist delivery that knows little. Only the biggest fans of motorcycling or players who have never experimented with the franchise will get a good performance out of it on the track.

Castlevania Requiem is just a port of the unlockable Symphony of the Night and Rondo of Blood from The Dracula X Chronicles. That said, this are two of the best Castlevania titles, which also means two of the best games ever made.

Don´t expect any flashy new features, but it works OK at providing straightforward fun with competitive puzzling.

Clustertruck debuts on Switch retaining the "pure platform" vibe from the PC version, with the core mechanics working like a charm in portable mode. The "jump over trucks" seems silly at first, but all the variations make it interesting till the end. It's a shame that, as in other console versions, the leaderboards and level editor are missing.

Dying Light probably won't be the most innovative game of 2015. Even its plot and main characters are a bit lame, but gameplay wise, what it does, it does right. Zombies, parkour, co-op, RPG elements... It's one of those games that if you give it a chance, (better on co-op), you won't be able to drop the pad.

This Samurai Warriors spin-off feels outdated in many aspects, but it is fun to play and offers deep strategic options for a "musou" game.

A really colorful, tongue-in-cheek adventure that offers many secrets to discover. Sadly, the balance in the challenges needs some tweaking.

Darkwood plays with the fear of the unknown to create an atmosphere and situations of pure terror. If you've been looking for a true survival horror game for years, one that doesn't rely on jump scares and make you turn on the lights at night... You've just found it.

Eden Genesis wants us to become no-hitters speedrunners, but the controls are not as precise and satisfactory as a game of these characteristics demands. Even so, lovers of great challenges and trying a thousand times until reaching perfection have a new pool of hours here.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers does a lot of things right and manages to stand out in a genre as crowded as soulslike games, but it also tries to take on too much, and that ends up costing it. In any case, fans of the genre (and especially of games like Bloodborne, Sekiro, or even Black Myth: Wukong) shouldn't hesitate.

It's the less terrifying game in the series, but it keeps you on your toes constantly. Its focus on camarederie and cooperating to survive works really well. Anyway, if you didn't like the previous entries, this one won't probably appeal you either.

Once again, Grezzo shows that making remakes is his thing. It may not have been as successful as in other cases, but the adaptation of the GameCube classic to 3DS is quite remarkable. Despite the failures of the control system, it's still just as fun and entertaining, even a little more than the original thanks to the additions.

Assassin's Creed Rogue is a great and enjoyable game. The best moments are their naval battles, the open world and the large variety of missions. Enemy AI is the worst feature of game.

Princess Peach Showtime! is the typical case of a game that does not attract attention, but if you give it a chance, it has the weapons to conquer you. It is a simple game, for all audiences, that manages to catch you with a varied development and an overflowing sympathy. It plays in a different league to Super Mario Bros. Wonder, but it is fun.

We need more games such as this one. Hack and slash is a trite genre, but Lysfanga manages to give it a new, fresh perspective. Not every aspect of the game is perfect, but its core is rock solid.

Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom is a game that will delight the manganime fan. The ODM control is perfect, graphically is correct and the atmosphere is great. But, the gameplay is very repetitive and maybe the non-fan player fall into boredom soon.

Titan Souls takes away all the exploration, puzzles and plot and focuses all its charm in 20 tough duels that rely on reflexes, patience and ability. It's a hard game and you will die a lot, so, if you're looking for new challenges, you're in the right place.

Disney Infinity arrives to PS Vita with all the features that turned it a success in other platforms: unique adventures, great characters and the Toy Box, which allow us to create our own universes. Too bad that the Spider-man playset has arrived later to PS Vita than to other platforms and it just comes with only one figure in the Starter Pack.

It keeps all the ingredients of the original game while updating them to create a more complete, spectacular sequel. Even so, we miss more content and a more forgiving enemy AI. Go for the multiplayer, that's where the real fun in.

This horror adventure goes straight to the point and tells us its story in a convincing way. Not especially remarkable gameplay-wise , but its narrative tide will drag you in.

Plants vs. Zombies Battle for Neighborville for Nintendo Switch is a really good port, in a technical level, of a fun shooter. It has a good diversity of game modes for single and multiplayer, and a charming art style. We do regret, however, that the game launches on Switch after EA abandoned the game on other platforms.

This is the fifth musou game we received this year (after Berserk, Dragon Quest Heroes II, Warriors All Stars and Samurai Warriors Spirit of Sanada) and still we enjoyed its massive combat and RPG elements. Technical elements fall short compared to most Switch games.

Great platform game, a gorgeous trip around history of videogames, funny and nostalgic title, a must have for retro gamers.

Sonic Colours Ultimate, the beloved return colored and brightest than ever, with improvements and a new mode called 'Rival Rush' to test your skills against Metal Sonic. Did you think Sonic Colours radiated with so much power that it was already phenomenal? SEGA has taken one step further and delivered even more hours of fun with this remaster.

The intensity of the Metro franchise meets the strengths of Arizona Sunshine to create an intense and well-crafted shooter.

City Skylines 2 is a great management and city creation game, with a bright future ahead thanks to updates, mods and user-created content. It already has a wide range of interesting options, although the whole is weighed down by a poor optimization that still needs a little time to fully deploy its potential.

FIFA 21 has gained some muscles with this version for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, although the play style is the same we already saw in PS4 and Xbox One. EA Sports has not taken all the profit from the new hardware, but it is great that you can upgrade for free if you have the version for the previous generation.

Narita Boy is a unique game, witch beautiful pixel art, handmade animations and a great level design full of references from the eighties.

A game than simulation managers will love, and especially classic train lovers, that offers some interesting ideas, very well adapted to Nintendo Switch and very polished in some aspects, like the Spanish voiceover. But if you came here looking for great graphics, forget about that. What it's worst is that it also has random crashings.

The Elder Scrolls Online Gold Road is a solid expansion, but unadventurous and less inspiring than High Isle or Necrom. The celebration of the MMORPG's 10th anniversary could have been something different to surprise fans. Nevertheless, the hits and new adventures are still present.

Similar to an English sky, some aspects of the game are too grey to shine among other titles. Even so, you can feel the interesting storywriting and some clever ideas that deserve a chance. You won't be amazed, but you will have a good time, my lad.

Bethesda expands the Fallout 4 with a consistent robot creation system but the story is weak, the content offered is little and the robot creation could have been much bigger and more ambitious, especially talking about the robot AI behaviour.

The Elder Scrolls Online Elsweyr is an expansion that adds many hours of content to the original game, but it doesn't mean a change in the experience and doesn't show many new features regarding what we have seen before.

Harvestella starts with an interesting proposal, mixing a Final Fantasy story with ideas from games like Stardew Valley, but it doesn't deliver because it never gets to deep on those ideas, keeping the game a little bit simpler. Add technical flaws and you've got the classic AA game that, with more time and budget, could have been an AAA game.

This new Game Of Thrones episode has a slow narrative that invites us to explore more of Forrester family, and prepares us for the action to come in the following chapters.

The Stone of Madness feels like a nostalgic indie journey, one where you need patience and wit. It may seem a little rough some times, but the setting, characters and skill design make up for it.

If you've watched the thousands of episodes of the anime, One Piece Odyssey is -probably- the game of your dreams. But if you don't know what a Devil Fruit is and you're searching for a good RPG to sink your teeth in, you should keep searching.

Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS loses some important features the Wii U edition had, but also adds a few interesting ones. And we can still play thousands of levels based on the best Mario 2D games ever, now in portable.

A beautiful stealth game, which combines great design and music elements. Switch version is identical to PS4, Xbox One and PC, which means it also has some A.I. problems, some levels feel too similar,

Mafia: The Old Country offers a remarkable narrative and atmospheric mob drama, hampered by uneven technical skills. While its gameplay is a bit simplistic, it should satisfy those looking for a straightforward, fast-paced, and enjoyable game.

Based on Rainbow Six mechanics, Extraction is a good entry point for those who were not able to compete in Rainbow Six Siege. It´s progression system is deep enough but 4 locations (12 maps total) seems a little too short. Anyway, coop matches are defying and fun.

Battlefield Hardline is a very good shooter, although it doesn't have any big innovations compared to Battlefield 4. The campaign shows a great balance between stealth and action, and the multiplayer is very deep, but it is more of the same.

We enjoyed space combat and a deep sci-fi storyline, but Chorus has some technical issues, even in next generation consoles, and some galaxy sectors feel empty. Difficulty curve sometimes feel unfair.

It can't compete with the masters of the genre, but it for sure is a great homage to the golden era of street brawlers. Hard to beat, but really enjoyable.

Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara is an opportunity to revisit the world of Summer in Mara, now as a 3D platform game with a very Nintendo flavour, not very innovative, but fun and with a control system, previously seen in Mail Mole, designed with speedruns in mind. You'll enjoy it more if you played Summer in Mara.

LEGO 2K Drive has many good things: a story mode, mini-games, online mode for up to 6 friends... but many of these virtues are soiled by a micropayment system reminiscent of NBA 2K, and that makes you have to go through the cashier to unlock some content. Something questionable, in a game so oriented to children.

For those who have never played it or want to dedicate another 500 hours, this is undoubtedly the most complete version to date.

Destiny 2 Bastion of Shadows is like coming home: it's played like always and it's very, very fun, but with the new armor and weapon systems, Bungie manages to create a deeper system, and the seasons promise to entertain us for a long time. It's not as big as expected, but it's a good start of Bungie flying by themselves.

Arizona Sunshine 2 convinces with its brainless action, its silly humor and the relationship between Buddy and the protagonist. It may not innovate and have technical flaws; even you can have seen all its tricks in other games, but what it does, it does in a very entertaining way: it's almost impossible to get bored with it.

Icarus: Console Edition isn’t the best console port you’ll come across, but if you’re willing to overlook the technical shortcomings, you’ll find a massive survival game that’s a bit different and eye-catching, and which holds its own against the genre’s top titles.

It repeats the typical mistake of other DLCs from the franchise (repeating the mechanics of the main game with a coat of paint), but its simple, focused story is well developed.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 Psychic Specters is like the definitive edition of Yo-Kai Watch 2. Psychic Specters is the game that you need if yo want to enter into this universe. If you already have any version of Yo-Kai Watch 2, this game contains new dungeons, Yo-Kai, stories (like the origin of Darknyan) and new features to Blast Mode.

This port to Nintendo Switch still works. Sniper Elite 3 is an old game (it was released five years ago), even though this game is a good choice to have fun wherever you want.

The first Basque videogame for PS Vita offers many hours of fun with a fresh style based on platforms and puzzles.

Rise of the Ronin is still a great adventure on PC, with a great combat system and RPG touches. Although technically it improves on what was seen on PS5, it doesn't make a huge difference compared to the console version, and the aspects that were weak there are still present here, such as the archaic facial animations, along with new bugs.

Even failing at "showing World Wart Two like never before", Call of Duty Vanguard is a great FPS. Campaign is full of epic (and some dramatic) moments, multiplayer is fun and fast, and includes 16 maps (twice as the previous Call of Duty game) with plenty of modes and progression elements, and the new zombies mode is incredibly fun.

Either solo or multiplayer, Outriders is a fun, fast paced shooter, full of great moments. People Can Fly delivers great combat mechanics and RPG elements, but we have the feeling we´ve seen most elements in other games. We love that Outriders is not designed as "game as a service".

The second chapter of Life is Strange 2 overtakes the previous episode. Despite the traps that it does, "Rules" manages that we can empathize with Sean and Daniel more. If the beginning of the journey of its protagonists hooked you, you can't miss the continuation for anything in the world.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is a unique experience within post-apocalyptic games. Unfortunately, everything falls apart due to a myriad of bugs and technical problems. We are hopeful, because beneath the radiation lies a game with enormous potential, but at the moment it is not advisable to enter the Zone.

If you're looking for a classic "metroidvania" with ninja abilities, that's just what Kunai offers: explore levels, kill enemies, push switches, get new abilities, kill bosses, get to new areas... and start all over again. All with a great Game Boy visual style, but in the end, it feels like a pretty conventional game.

Although it brings back some of the elements that made isometric adventures so popular in the 80s, Lumo fails to deliver a solid experience due its bugs and an irregular pacing.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure features a seductive storyline that quickly grabs you thanks to the gameplay novelty: travel between realities. However, the lack of variety and innovation in the gameplay means it can't stand out as much as it would like to.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is a platform game that runs away from standards to offer some very interesting mechanics, but, at the same time, it feels strange, like a portable game stuck in the pad of a home console.

Pang Adventures doesn't go too far from the original formula, but it adds enough novelties (weapons, types of bubbles...) to not feel the same. The best part it's the local coop, sharing Joy-Con with friends in its three modes. Maybe it falls short, but if you love challenges, here you will find some (online rankings included).

If you enjoy Pokémon mechanics and Match 3 puzzles, this pack is a very recommendable option for you.

Metal Eden is a relentless first-person shooter, defined by the versatility of its protagonist, turning every skirmish into a showcase of skill. Though its length is brief and its visuals are not AAA-level, it manages to shine thanks to its gameplay and an engaging story.

Switch is an ideal platform for a concept like this one: simple dynamics and graphics, but a very effective gameplay that will keep you coming back for more.

Batman is back on its two first iterations from Rocksteady. Both game keeps being awesome in its mechanics and storytelling, but Virtuos has added new colors that made the games less darker. The games shows new textures and lighting, but its frame rate is less stable than on the original games. Anyway, worth playing if you haven't already.

It's not a very scary game, but Fobia makes you feel right at home if you are a fan of classical survival horror.

After five years inside the garage, GRID comes back to the track with a great reboot. It is not as fast as DiRT or F1 reboots, but it offers spectacular races on a few circuits, specially the urban ones.