Endless Ocean Luminous is not a game for everyone. The absence of action or challenge for the player, together with a calm pace of play, may not please all palates. But if you connect with its proposal, as it has happened to me, you will discover a unique game of its kind, with more than what it shows at first. And catch the beast.

The best game in the Assassin's Creed Chronicles series. More stealth and a great atmosphere to end the trilogy.

Behind a cloud of dust formed with controversy and bad decisions hides a zombie survival game that's highly enjoyable. It's far from the level of quality of past Metal Gear games (particularly the script), but we would be lying if we said we didn't have a lot of fun with it.

Spiders has design an ARPG with a great story and a dynamic combat system but with some problems in the progression of the game. Too many missions make you feel like a messenger and make for a slow development of the plot.

No improvements whatsoever from the game we saw on PS3 and Xbox 360. Thus, Deadpool is a simple, derivative action game at its core, but it stands out thanks to its humour and lovable main character. Lovable? Well, you know what we mean.

Under all those daily rewards, weapons with numerical percentages and seasons full of promises, there's a Rocksteady game that's genuine funny and a blast to play. A game that's much better than we were expecting... But also a game that deserved much, much more.

It works best as a piece of art and catharsis than as a fully enjoyable videogame. It has its moments and its surreal landscape certainly is attractive, but the game looks as a too private experience that only its creator will fully understand.

The Nintendo Switch version of Biomutant is a great adaptation that, even with its cuts, faithfully reproduces the experience of the rest of the platforms. It's a shame that this experience still is uneven in all sections.

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

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.

Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier is the perfect fusion between film and video games as it moves away from other games of the franchise and focuses on the narrative. In this way, it offers us a completely different point of view of the war between apes and humans.

Skull and Bones is not an absolute disaster, but it ends up throwing all its potential away. Its problem isn't that it's a game as a service, but that on a general level it's not structured well. It has standout moments and good ideas that make it enjoyable, but if this is AAAA, then let Davy Jones drag us all into the abyss.

Mixed feelings for an adventure that has flashes of brilliance, but fails to live up to expectations in the technical aspects and in some aspects of gameplay. If you are a big fan of the genre, you can give it a chance and maybe some aspects will surprise you.

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.

Not a brilliant fighting game, although Saint Seiya fans will find many nice things in it.

It could have been a decent extra mode for the main game, but it isn't worthy of being purchased. The reasons: too short in length, too short in variety.

Micromachines World Series tries to replicate the fun of classic games. 12 player online mode is not enough to compensate the absence of a career mode, the technical failures and some online design problems (such as the lobby system and menus).

Warcraft III was a great RTS, and Warcraft III Reforged still is, but has a lot of issues. All races are balanced and the campaign is epic, but this remastered version has a number of issues that cannot be ignored, such as disconnecting from multiplayer or options that were in the original and gone in Reforged.

It’s good to know that EA Sports doesn’t forget this historical franchise. NBA Live 16 has some promising fundamentals for the future, but it fails in many aspects: shooting system, AI, modes, animations… You can’t have a franchise under construction forever.

A Knight´s Quest is a good game to younger players. The title presents a simple history with simple challenges. The graphical side is a little bit poor, but it can be a good choice if you want a classic adventure at a good price for a younger player.

Blacksad: Under the Skin is a game that detective fans will like with a new case that could be taken from the original comics, but the technical problems weigh too much on the final result and we will see if in the future they can be solved.

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.

Summer in Mara is a beautiful indie game, based in crafting, harvesting and exploration. But after a couple hours it gets repetitive. It is very enjoyable at a slow pace.

The Inpatient is technically impressive and sometimes scary, but its rhythm is too slow, and you can finish the main story within a couple of hours. It has different endings and collectibles, but we felt no urge to go back to the game once finished.

This action game holds part of the charm of the original comic, but can´t manage to offer a good balance on the gameplay side. Too tedious, too hard for a family friendly game.

The story seems like a missed opportunity and the gameplay, although fun, is far less than perfect. But it's difficult to refuse the opportunity to go back to the world of Final Fantasy XV for that price.

Five interesting but smaller "experiences" to introduce PlayStation VR. Interesting... but expensive and without replayabilty.

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.

Cars 3 Road to victory is a solid racing game. It lacks online multiplayer, but still, it has a lot of content and its many tracks and characters are a faithful adaptation of what we´ve seen in the movies. A game for everyone in the family.

Anthem has as much potential as room to improve. Gameplay is great, which means you'll have lots of fun flying and fighting, but right now there are too may flaws to overlook.

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

As previous iterations, Munch's Oddysee lacks the charm from the original 2D games. When it jumped to the 3D real, new doors were open, as new problems, focused in the camera and controls, that are present here. It's a more typical platformer, with easier puzzles. But it still is an endearing game that fans of the series will enjoy.

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.

More proof of the JRPG decadence these days. It's not only a problem about graphics or art design, it's about gameplay, and that's always bad. It seems that Tri-Ace and Square-Enix didn't put enough money and resources into this project.

It shows good intentions and is visually pleasant, but it offers almost nothing new to enjoy. It could have gone a longer way, but we see it as a wasted opportunity.

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.

One Piece fans will be satisfied with the return of classic characters and a spectacular set of moves for Luffy, but those in search of a complete, challenging open world adventure have far better options in the market.

It emulates really well how you feel in a real tennis experience, so you won't be disappointed if you love this sport. Unfortunately, the graphics feel terribly outdated and Career mode becomes repetitive eventually.

The fact that Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles is back is already great news, especially in terms of preservation, but thanks to the work of Aspyr what we have in our hands is the definitive version of the Jedi action game. And it may have aged poorly, but if you enjoyed it back in the day, you'll enjoy it just as much today.

Wanted: Dead promised a violent action game, with a badass style and unexpected mechanics, but instead we've found a frustrating experience that rarely had any fun. We cannot recommend it.

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.

Omega Quintet is a J-RPG with a deep and enjoyable turn-based combat system. It´s quite similar to other Compile Heart productions such as Hyperdymension Neptunia or Fairy Fencer F, but their main characters (a J-Pop idols group called Verse Maidens) are quite less charismatic. Sadly, their missions are repetitive.

Think of it as a Sonic game for the toddlers at home. Even so, it maintains some mistakes from which Sonic Team should have learned a long time ago.

Skater XL is the most realistic skateboarding simulator we've ever seen, but also the hardest. If you love skateboarding you'll probably enjoy it a lot (specially if you skate in real life), but if you don't, it's difficulty and barebones content won't seduce you.

Zombies, katanas and sexy fighters. Onechanbara Z2 Chaos is the best episode of the series... but it´s a repetitive hack´n slash with poor graphics. Only the Onechanbara fans will enjoy it.

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.

We like the visual improvements (running up to 60 FPS in performance mode) and the idea of using motion sensing instead of a light gun, but it is not precise enough to enjoy The House of the Dead. There are new game modes and unlockables, but still, it doesn´t live up to the original.

A great homage to classic graphical adventures and geek culture, with an excellent dubbing and attention to detail. It does have some illogical puzzles.

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.

Cyberpunk 2077 for PS4 reminds us of the game we played on our PCs, but it is full of glitches, the frame rate is poor, and the resolution is too low. Eventually it can become a great RPG, but right now it's a mediocre game, which doesn´t live up to expectations.

Dark Alliance brings back the characters from RA Salvatore books, and we love that, but the gameplay is repetitive, and we found several technical issues, related to visuals, control and enemy AI.

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.

Raiders doesn't have mercy with rookies and it's not very friendly during the first hours. But once that barrier is overcome, you'll find one of the most unique and entertaining experiences in online gaming. Gameplay and lore show terrific potential, and we're eager to play the next campaign.

A repetitive game that has a boring story and pointless with a horrible characters. Only for fans of this genre.

Joining so many manga stars is with no doubt the great feature of a fighting game that feels just OK. Sometimes it's flashy, but also out of balance.

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.

It could be an entertaining Pokémon based puzzle, but levels are too short and microtransactions are intrusive and sometimes even frustrating.

What could have been a far more interesting DLC ends in a wasted opportunity. It keeps some of the main game's craziness, though.

Adr1ft mixes simulation, survival and a first person view to give you an immersive experience in outer space. Its repetitive gameplay mechanics and slow pace makes it less attractive to "standard" players, but still is an original title from indie devs Three One Zero.

Toren is a nice addition to PS4 indies' library. At first sight, it seems like a classical adventure (platforming, puzzle, exploring, a little bit combat...) but underneath all that it explores vital concepts like death and life, and apply them directly to gameplay. I wish it lasted a little bit more because it's a really short game.

The idea of the game is great. However, it needs more maps, vehicles and game modes.

An adventure that, like the original, you won't know if it's a joke. You'll love it, or hate it. Unpolished, rough around edges... but still an adventure unique on its own terms. If you connect with it, you'll enjoy it till the end, with a delightful script, crazy situations that will hook you on and all the craziness you can hope from Francis York.

Drawn to Death is a curious shooter proposal, but that's just it. It doesn't have enough depth to be able to hook in the way other shooters do, mostly because of the lack of variety of characters or not being able to choose the mode you want to play online.

Solid MMO Action RPG. The best aspects are its big map, evolution, crafting, coop and apocalyptic feel, the worst things are gamepad controls, graphic textures & monotonous quest.

Whether you're the hunter or the prey, Predator: Hunting Grounds is a fun asymmetrical game that honors the legacy of the Predator franchise. Sadly, technical problems and lack of content hurt the overall level of enjoyment.

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.

Necromunda: Hired Gun drives us into the criminal underworld of the Warhammer 40,000 universe with a brutal and frenetic classic-style FPS that will improve as soon as some technical problems are fixed. Said that, it is missing a multiplayer mode that gives more hours of life on our console or PC.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is no longer a sandbox. It adds lots of RPG elements that make the game closer to an MMO like The Division. Sometimes it is confusing due to the huge density of the map and it´s many options, but the great military action is still there. Some technical issues.

Redfall will be a good game by the time all the technical problems it has at launch are fixed. Arkane's good hand in terms of setting and gameplay is pushed to the background because of constant bugs and glitches and despite everything, this exclusive is extremely fun.

Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 could have been a great war sandbox, in which you enjoy every step of your attacks: planning, studying your enemy and especially taking the shots. But it´s many technical failures spoil the experience.

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

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.

You can criticize a lot about Aztech: Forgotten Gods, but any game that lets you fight colossus with your fists while listening to heavy metal is a good game, no doubt about it.

THQ Nordic and Black Forest Studio deliver an interesting survival proposal, with some unique elements such as the cold environment, the mushing and the inner voice that guides and tortures us throughout the whole game. But its mechanics are not polished, and we found several technical problems while we played the 1.02 version.

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.

Titan Quest was a reference of action-RPG. And currently it remains. But the passage of time and a poor adaptation weigh down the experience of this adaptation.

The nostalgic value of this collection is beyond any doubt, they are three masterpieces that today are still very funny (and with a sensational script), but this remastering has fallen short in many respects, and has technical flaws.

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.

It seems a fresh Dragon Ball game, a new genre that hadn't been explored in the franchise before. The fact of using characters like Bulma and Oolong is a dream come true for fans, but after some gameplay the game turns into something monotonous, with lack of content and problems from the BETA that haven't been solved.

Black Mirror is "13 Dead End Drive" of video games, but with more tension and puzzles to solve. Their lighting, music and sounds are combined correctly to give us the feeling that something is waiting for us. A good recommendation for those who want to have a good time of mystery in the house of the Gordon.

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.

Valkyria Revolution offers a new combat system (instead of the classic turn based system) that doesn´t work well. Levels are too similar and the secondary missions become boring.

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour takes full advantage of the features and improvements of the new console, but the curious and particular didactic work of its proposal is hidden behind a payment barrier that goes against the intention of the game itself. You shouldn't have to pay to get to know your console.

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 proposes a universe and some attractive ideas, but they are not interesting enough to overlook a crude graphical performance and some really repetitive gameplay mechanics.

Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia is not the best "Pokémon-type" game. Indeed, it feels a little bit limited, simple and repetitive, with combats that tends to be long than in other games... But its "bite sized" orientation, with gameplay elements more condensed, make it ideal for the little ones in the house that dream of becoming a trainer.

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.

We're glad that Test Drive Unlimited is back, but right now what we have in hand feels more like an unfinished product than a new installment in a veteran driving saga. Hopefully the updates will be able to lift the Solar Crown competition to the podium it deserves.

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

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.

Daymare 1998 pays homage to classic survival horror games, and brings back elements such as difficult combat, backtracking, inventory management... but has many technical issues.

Blade Runner EE is a pure remaster: if you don't expect a complete revamp (smother backgrounds, the same 3D models...) you won't be disappointed. It's still a great adventure, and even if the new features aren't all equally well implemented and has its own flaws, for 9,29 euros you shouldn't think about it... if you love the genre.

Skyforge is a solid MMO that is committed to a free business model with lots of content and a solid proposition. Unfortunately, the virtues of this game are blurred in a sea of ​​technical problems that weigh down the gaming experience.

Anima: Gate of Memories is one of the best Action-RPG you can play on any current gen platform. A great gameplay, the interesting game mechanics, the story and a gorgeous soundtrack, are only a few of the qualities of this game.

Rogue Corps keeps the classic Contra flavour; It is fast, fun and spectacular, but we miss some game modes (specially coop campaign) and there are some technical issues, such as camera position, frame rate and control scheme.

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.

Disaster Report 4 Summer Memories fails both as a survival game and a visual novel. It suffers from many technical issues (sometimes it feels like a PS2 game) and a slow pace.

This game is too derivative to shine among the huge competence. It offers some interesting ideas, but overall it's a mediocre product gameplay and technicals wise.