Left Alive is a tough game, hard and even unfair (because of the enemy's AI), with a highly non-responsive control, a questionable checkpoint system and other shortcomings, even from the technical side. Mechas, stealth, action... none of its elements shine completely. But, even given that, it has "something" that can hook you in to keep playing.

Good ideas and a fun artistic approach for a game which is sometimes boring.

RoboCop: Rogue City Unfinished Business feels as fun as the first game by offering interesting additions that reinforce the affection for the 1980s cyborg cop. However, the feeling of repetition and lack of variety persists despite the new features. In addition, its technical flaws and bugs weigh down the final result more than necessary.

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.

A fun puzzle game, especially for younger players. Unfortunately, it is very short and too easy to beat.

Impressive space combat simulation, which takes advantage of PSVR like no other. But game modes are too few, player progression and spaceship customization are not too deep, and single player is limited to training modes and a very short campaign.

We love the ideas this game offers, but we feel like the final product is half baked. We need more interesting missions and the overall look and feel seems to be from the previous generation. It is entertaining, but don't expect much more than that.

Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game is quite simple as a social simulator, because of its simple mechanics and its monotonous gameplay loop, but it gets to make you feel like a hobbit, with your heart lying in peace and quiet and good tilled earth.

Mixed feelings: graphics and sound offer a surreal and engaging experience, but gameplay wise, several camera hiccups and uneven level design may become frustrating. Balan is able to appeal to your inner child... If that child is a patient one.

Minecraft: The Story mode is a curious adventure, with touches of fun, that visually looks and feels like the original. It's perfect for kids and fans of Minecraft.

"Fan service" in its purest state: if you like anime, "eroge", rail shooters, date sims and japanese weirdness (shoot pheromones to fight demons, really?), then Gal Gun 2 has all you've been looking for. The rest of the players should approach with caution and open mind: its absurd humor and the way it handles the female roles may scare your away.

Re: Zero comes to PC, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch with The Prophecy of the throne, a new visual novel supervised by Tappei Nagatsuki that will delight anime fans, but will not dazzle those looking for the deeper gameplay.

X-Files jumps to iOS and Android devices to face us a paranormal mysteries and a serious conspiracy. It' has very good intentions with an argument that is pure Chris Carter and an artistic style very worked to be a mobile game, but too simple.

We sincerely expected a disastrous game, but Double Dragon Revive is an OK-ish beat 'em up with some fresh ideas for the franchise. It's outdated and can't compete with the titans of the genre, but you'll have a good time if you are a veteran of the adventures of the Lee brothers.

A great idea that offers really fun and tense moments. Unfortunately, it's not as well optimized as the PC original, and it lacks some more content.

As the previous episode, Vader Immortal Episode III last 25 minutes, dojo Jedi aside. A very short experience that hit the same weaknesses, although it leaves some interesting and bright moments like a saber fight with Vader... that last very little. Gameplay wise, it doesn't go the extra mile... but the Star Wars charm it's strong with it.

Lethal VR is simple, but fun, just like going to a shooting range. We miss more variety in level design, but weapons are pretty realistic, and there are some interesting 007 easter eggs, such as the golden gun or Oddjob´s hat.

Although there are some hidden gems to be found here, this compilation is uneven, with some truly mediocre games and lack of options. If you are a Marvel or retro fan, you will truly enjoy port of what this has to offer.

A good action RPG with a great customization system and fun battles. But God Eater Rage Burst can be repetitive and it has a poor technical section.

Mario Tennis gets back to the court with a game which is identical to the 3DS version in terms of gameplay, which is a positive thing, but the content is very poor, in that there are no tournaments or mini-games.

A "narrative racing game" where the storytelling is the core of the experience, and not the gameplay. Original and lovely... but ephemeral.

Under a beautiful art, Punch Club it's a life simulator under a sport management sim appearance. You have to manage your time to train, work, buy food, work on your relations, rest... and fight. It's a shame that combats are automatic: if they were playable, probably the game would have been more fun to play.

A futuristic adventure that offers a good first contact with PlayStation VR but its graphics are poor and the control system is rough.

Massira Whispers from the desert is a game about Syrian refugees, which is quite simple in its mechanics, but displays a strong message and an interesting artistic approach.

Samurai Warriors 5 is a competent and conventional musou. Forgetting the experiments of Dynasty Warriors 9, it is business as usual, with some new interesting but not revolutionary actions. It has plenty of characters and weapons to keep you grinding to infinity. The gameplay is simple and repetitive, but you probably already knew that by now.

If you see this game as an "auteur" piece you might enjoy it, but its roguelite formula is too clunky and hostile to be enjoyed by the mass market.

It's not a bad game at all, but it has technical issues and it's like a missed opportunity. However, Ginger: Beyond the Crystal is charming and perfect for children and 3D-platforms lovers.

Aaru’s Awakening has a beautiful art style, but it's control issues and an unbalanced difficulty curve ruin the experience.

A good example of a game that would have needed a thorough review to reduce its true quality. Some ingredients are fine, but the whole thing falls short of what one would expect from a "space" adventure like this. It's not terrible, but it is forgettable, unfortunately.

How to Survive 2 is a game that delivers on its promise. Without too much technical bragging, it manages to entertain and provides us with hours of zombie attacks. In cooperative much better than alone.

A solid game with good intentions, but a far cry from the biggest games in the genre. As an appetizer is ok, but the most hardcore hack and slash fans will probably prefer to wait for Bayonetta 3... or boot up Devil May Cry 5 one more time.

A decent puzzle game... but not for PS Vita. Looks more like a smartphone game.

With a lovely cast of characters and a gorgeous art style, fans of challenging 2D platformers will surely love Skellatack. It's a shame that because of some design flaws the challenge sometimes becomes frustration. Otherwise, you can clearly see there's a lot of potential here.

Naruto and Boruto fans will find joy in the team-based, MOBA-like matches (both cooperative and competitive) that Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker offers, but it's difficult to recommend the game in it's actual state, with lots of connectivity problems. Given it's nature, we hope this problems will get fixed in the near future.

It is a good return for Sonic and his friends. It tries to maintain the balance between the classic style of Sonic and platforms of exploration but he still has a long way ahead.

You can't expect any revolution with games like this. It's old school and on that matter, it works fine, but its lack of content and some graphical issues are relevant.

Like the creature itself, Call of Cthulhu is a convoluted mix of ideas; some god, some bad. Being based in Lovecraft's short story guarantees a great atmosphere that fans of his works will surely loved, but here, the cosmic horrors are more myth than reality.

Quotation forthcoming.

Table Top Racing World Tour fails of its essential purpose: be funny without any complications.

Call of Cthulhu brings to the Nintendo Switch the horror and madness of the game developed by Cyanide a Studio, with a great port that maintains all the ups and downs of the original launch.

The remastered edition of a game which wasn’t very good when it was released on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC two years ago. Overkill Software has included all the DLC, but hasn’t solved the issues of the original. There are some good ideas, but also some bad things.

No big news for Egypt. This DLC doesn't offer any new mechanics or gameplay surprises. Anyway, the story and cut-scenes are good enough to make us admire Bayek even more.

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.

An action RPG with a good playable base and a great construction of the universe and characters, which is hampered because it takes too long to provide us with the necessary tools to enjoy it and because a large part of the gameplay is based on being a messenger.

An OK-ish platforming game that offers some good humor, but fails in many aspects of the level design.

Pneumata combines gameplay from modern Resident Evil and the Outlast series, and fans of both games will appreciate the author's good intentions. But a number of shortcomings and design flaws make it difficult to recommend.

Gods Will Fall's approach is really good (and very original, within its genre), but it falls on deaf ears due to too repetitive mechanics. If you are patient you will be able to enjoy it ... Otherwise, these are not your gods.

World War Z is a game full of zombie hordes, a feeling of great burden and a great experience to engage with friends. But at the same time, the negative points are huge, from bad gunplay to the scant variety and very short duration. And these weigh heavily on the title.

A MMORPG with an interesting approach but a pretty conventional execution. If you are fan of spells, magic creatures and broomstick flights, Citadel: Forged With Fire is the invitation letter to a magic world you've been waiting for.

Behind a mess of technical problems and bad decisions, hides a Fallout: a post-apocalyptic survival game, with mechanics from another era, but which is undoubtedly fun. If you can see beyond all the mistakes and consider yourself a fan of the universe, you may enjoy Fallout 76 (especially playing with others), but there's still plenty to do to improve.

Bleach: Rebirth of Souls knows how to be spectacular without neglecting to offer a certain amount of gameplay complexity, something most 3D fighting games based on a manga/anime can't boast. But, unfortunately, the rest of the game is not up to par, and it doesn't manage to achieve the Bankai.

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is a small taste of the main dish. It's short and experimental, yes, but it's also free, and the decisions and actions made here will carry over into Life is Strange 2, so any Dontnod fan shouldn't miss this little story.

We like the idea of going back to classic RPG such as A Link To The Past, and pixelart is great. But the game has some control and design issues.

Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle: Chomp Champs successfully manages to give a new twist to the classic Pac-Man gameplay formula, with ideas like invading the mazes of other players, making it a fresh experience. The problem is that it severely lacks content and without offline modes, the party will be probably shorter than expected for most players.

Narcos is a simple "tactics" game, which some fans of the Netflix series will enjoy because of an interesting use of the official license. After a few hours it gets repetitive, because of its lack of different maps.

I am well aware that I am settling for scraps—that this could have been done a thousand times better, and that the *Legacy of Kain* saga deserves so much more... but I’m going to choose to believe that this is merely a new step toward a future where we’ll finally get a new installment done right.

If you ever dreamed with a game adaptation of "The Adventures of Fly", Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai might scratch that itch... But don't go expecting something with the same level of quality and magic of a true Dragon Quest game.

As a visual novel, 428 Shibuya Scramble is ambitious and makes a great combination of five different storylines. It suffers from the limitations of its own genre, such as poor visuals or little interaction.

Gal Gun Returns it's the "softest" game of this ecchi oriented shooting arcade series. As a remaster of the first game, it lacks some options seen in the sequel, like the dating sim options, and it focuses on the shooting side. It's a simple game, but if you like its crazy proposal, you'll have a fun time.

This collection bring back memories from two of the greatest Spanish games ever made, but gameplay feels outdated, the remaster fells short visually, and the use of gamepad is not implemented well enough.

Override 2 shows great character design in its twenty (plus Ultraman as a DLC) giant robots, and the combat system is simple, yet fun. But the game has some technical flaws and the enemy A.I. is poor.

The Last Oricru might not have the most elaborate dialogue system, but compensates with a unique setting, a great story and choices that matter. It's a shame the combat system is so bland and falls behind any other soulslike out there... Although at least does it's job.

Gungrave G.O.R.E. is an action game "like the old ones", exactly like the ones from the PS2 era, and it shows in every aspect, from the graphics to the control. It's a throwback game that will find its audience thanks to its own cham and ability to entertain. If the Gungrave series is your thing, you'll enjoy it. The rest, maybe not so much.

Fans of Digimon and the first Cyber Sleuth will surely love Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory, where the digital monsters are the undisputed stars of the film. On the bad side, it's almost exactly like the original game (some locations are the same, and even the soundtrack is reused), and for an JRPG it's pretty average.

The new project from Sonic’s father Yuji Naka brings an adventure on sky, pretty difficult to control, with beautiful but simple landscapes and an amazing story. Sadly, we expected more from the little robot Rodea.

Itadaki Smash is a humble beat 'em up that pays homage to arcade games and is fun, despite its short length and lack of variety. It doesn't add anything new to the genre in terms of gameplay, but the enemies' design is fun, pretending to be Japanese dishes.

Its innovation in certain missions, the use of fear and the jump in the Fryes storyline enrich the Syndicate universe, but it fells underdeveloped gameplay-wise. The sidequests are a a little boring.

The debut of Visual Concepts alone with WWE 2K20 has not gone as well as we expected, with a very continuous title regarding modes and content, and with many flaws at the graphic level. But if you are a fan, you' ll find a game with a lot of content and many hours of fun.

A disturbing game, based on the works of HP Lovecraft, with interesting gameplay mechanics and artistic influences, but some technical issues. We like the use of explicit elements in order to make the player uncomfortable.

Rune Factory 5 can be a lengthy and deep entertainment if you overlook its insufficient graphics, compromised by questionable artistic choices. This country life may not be as idyllic as it sounds, and the combat system is really basic in uninspired dungeons.

eCrossminton is a fun, enjoyable sports title that is hampered by a lack of variety, a lack of game modes and some lackluster presentation.

Even though performance problems were very annoying, we had a good time returning to the world of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet with The teal mask. It's a good expansion; maybe not great, but it's fun and leave us with the promise that the best is yet to come.

Fractal Fall´s first game is a decent aerial "shooter" set in beautiful levels and full of interesting, yet undeveloped, ideas. Flight mechanics are ok, but gunplay is too basic.

Aphelion isn't a disaster and can even be enjoyable, but it fails to be a memorable space odyssey. While its premise and script keep the game afloat, the repetitive and simplistic gameplay mechanics and unstable technical performance constantly hinder the adventure's progression.

It's a logical way to focus a VR experience, but the game can't help feeling as a "second class" in the technical department as well as in its gameplay.

The Falconeer is a beautiful indie game, full of promising ideas, but gets too repetitive after a couple of hours. There´s a great story behind the aerial combat, but it feels underdeveloped.

Itadaki Smash pays homage to classic arcade brawlers, such as Renegade or Double Dragon, but its short, there is no progression or learning curve, and shows some AI problems.

Isle of Armor is a good small step for Pokémon, but we can only recommend it to players who want to continue capturing and fighting.

Everybody 1-2 Switch! repeats as a game that you will take out to liven up parties and meetings, and although it lacks modes and options (you can't skip the instructions of each minigame) and its 17 games are simpler and not all equally inspired, its ability to entertain everyone equally and its games for 100 players remains as its main asset.

It maintains the spirit of the great game it once was, but this lazy port enhances the main faults of the original: a cumbersome control scheme and restrictive inventory mechanics.

1-2-Switch is a fine game to showcase both Switch and the Joy-Con, but as a game it has its share of issues. Not all the minigames are brilliant, and what's worst, none of them have the replay value of the minigames seen on WarioWare/Rhythm Paradise.

Its setting and story will suffice to attract you, although it's not a major competitor in terms of gameplay or technical power.

Only 25 minutes of gameplay, Jedi training aside, makes this Vader Immortal Episode 2 an ephemeral VR experience that will leave you wanting more. More intense and joyful than the first episode, but with less content at the same price. Even with it's great immersion and atmosphere, It doesn't offer anything not seen before in other VR games.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is a game made from other games, a hybrid that seeks to convince the most veteran fans with a fantastic multiplayer. However, neither the homages, nor the "innovations" of the campaign and the zombies manage to disguise the obvious. This game is nothing more than a wild recycling of ideas made in haste.

Visual novel that preserves the essence of the series but in playable level could have given more of itself. Only for fans.

Fans of the Games Workshop board game may find an interesting adaptation, but as a first person shooter, Space Hulk has many flaws: technical and gameplay wise.

As a game, Pokémon GO is weak at it's best. But as a social phenomenon, it knows no limits. They make us believe that we must catch them all... But it is they who've captured us.

We got the same feeling playing this game and watching classic martial arts movies. It is fun and combat mechanics are great, but it lacks variety and has some technical flaws.

A title aimed at a very specific audience that will find a challenge that throw hours thanks to turn-based combat system and its history.

An interesting concept of narrative videogame that forgets that it is a videogame. The best aspect is its beautiful and colorful artistic design.

Pokémon Sword and Shield The Crown Tundra it's a finish line in Pokémon eighth generation, but also a sad and limited one. Mostly because nothing makes really difference, although the challenges makes us curious it really doesn't enough.

If you take it more like a movie than a game and you are fond of this kind of story, you will surely enjoy The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story. If not...there are infinitely better games out there.

Park Beyond is a good theme park management simulation, deeper than it seems, but with a differentiating factor (impossible fantasy rides) that doesn't makes up for the scarcity of roller coaster and ride models available.

The Tomorrow Children has a unique atmosphere and great ideas, like the cooperation without communication. The early hours will catch us, but the experience ends up stagnating. Original, but not for everyone.

The games included in Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 might not be the best in the series, but they're still fun as hell. Little to no extras and the fact that this is not a proper collection will draw back most of the players, but true Mega Man fans cannot refuse the chance of acquiring Mega Man 9 and Megan Man 10 in their first physical release.

Gargoyles Remastered is a decent enough remaster of a Sega Genesis classic (unreleased in Europe) that goes beyond the typical Disney Classic by updating graphics and sound... but nothing else: the gameplay is as rough as it was in 1995, and without extras or art galleries, the whole package feels very lackluster.

This effort to relive the roots of survival horror has its heart in the right place, but too many glitches and an uneven balance in the gameplay lessen the experience.

Star Wars enters the tower defense genre, with an uninspired game that doesn´t get the best from its characters and locations, but shows an interesting design.