World of Warcraft: Midnight uses the transition from the Worldsoul Saga to recover the classic identity of Azeroth with great success in terms of setting and new content, with a narrative that still needs more emotional charisma.

Pistol Whip turns our weapon into a musical instrument so we can enjoy an incredible techno OST while shooting and dodging bullets in John Wick style.

It maintains everything that created a really enjoyable franchise: non-stop action and an enormously satisfying progression system. It's not a game changer and you won't be surprised by its graphics, but it will offer you some toooooasty action.

Although graphically it is a little below what we expected at this point, its mechanics are totally faithful to the R-Type legacy and offers a remarkable challenge to all those who long for the space shoot'em-ups of the golden era.

If you are a fan of Supermassive and slashers, here you will find their most polished and "confortable" experience, with a surprising technical performance. Even so, we would have loved them taking more risks in the narrative department.

This chapter three gets us feel more identified with the Forrester, has more action and betrayals, the best chapter of the Game Of Thrones Telltale Series.

Battlefield 2042 skips the campaign and sticks to what it does best: deep, fun multiplayer. The 128 player figure (on PC and next gen) ensures the most spectacular battles in the series, and we love Battlefield Portal's nods to previous installments. The analyzed version had some minor bugs.

Rez is an artistic shooter that mixes music and psychedelic environments. It´s a great experience which feels completely immersive thanks to PSVR.

It's one step below the original trilogy, but even so it manages to improve on it in certain aspects and offers a gigantic, overwhelming adventure, with plenty of interesting stories. If it only had been more polished in the technical department.

A new entry in the horror genre that offers a clear and effective gameplay proposal. Some technical hiccups lessen the experience, but its a very enjoyable adventure, especially if you try the multiplayer.

Darksiders is still a beautiful game that follows the classic Zelda formula with an apocalyptic setting and comic style characters. It is the same game released for Wii U, with no additions.

Although Saints Row may fall short in some technical aspects, it is still incredibly fun. We enjoyed character customization, controls and some mission design.

The Layton formula is still working great, with more puzzles than ever, a new main character and the London setting. After ten years, though, the storyline is not as good as previous games, and puzzle design is not as imaginative.

Thumper is a unique game that combines infinite runner mechanics, rhythm and a strange setting, which takes great advantage of the use of PSVR.

The open world, RPG elements and new battle system make Dynasty Warriors 9 the first refreshing entry in this old series. This is without a doubt the way to go for future games in the Dynasty franchise.

An essential sequel for those who played Trails from Zero. The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure is charming despite the fact that it shows the passage of time in terms of graphics. Something that you won't notice once you dive back into the fantastic world and plot of this dilogy, accompanied by a combat that still feels stimulating.

Vitamin Connection is another great addition to Switch catalogue, a very joyful oriented to cooperation that is a wonderful Joy-Con's tech showcase. And it does it with a great audiovisual presentation and style. But bear in mind that it can result a little bit short, with lots of backtracking and some difficulty peaks.

For Honor is an action game that is full of good intentions and that shines in its multiplayer mode: absorbing and well raised. It emphasizes its system of combat in which it is necessary to study to the rival. A joy for all who enjoy a touch of strategy among so much action.

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is a game that doesn't break with the formula established in the previous LEGO titles, but adds some notable developments. Great entertainment for young and old.

NEVA is pure emotion, an audiovisual delight that conquers the gameplay with the sword to offer an adventure that is more earthly than GRAY, but equally full of meaning and feeling.

F1 22 is very similar to the previous game, despite the change of rules in Formula 1 for this season. However, it is very competitive on track and its races faithfully reply the battles that Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes are having in the real world.

A Plague Tale is a narrative adventure whose true protagonists are the rats. It is set in a realistic Middle Age Europe, during the Hundred Year War, and delivers an interesting story, and some well designed puzzles. On the downside, it is short (about 10 hours long) and some mechanics feel repetitive.

The blu-ray version of Resident Evil Revelations 2 includes all the episodes and the key DLC. It doesn't add too much content to the digital season pass, but if you're looking for the most complete edition, this is it. A fun and enjoyable game that is far from being the best Resident Evil, but at least it's one of the most fun among the recent entries.

Hyperbolic, over-the-top and by moments spectacular, this is a game for those who want fun without complex barriers. It may be a bit too simple if you expect the classic hardcore experience.

A rock-solid platformer that shines in the graphics and gameplay department. Its main fault is that the game is too derivative.

Fast paced and very fun, Way of Redemption is the perfect game for quick sessions... that can last for hours. If you loved Windjammers, you'll love Way of Redemption.

Sable it's a wonderful adventure that, at first sight, can seem slow and with frustrating aspects (slow pace, world apparently empty...), but its universe will hook you up with lots of mysteries to unfold and the main character's journey. All that with an unique audiovisual and aesthetics that will leave you wanting more, even with evident faults.

Crossing Souls is a beautiful pixel art adventure that is inspired by and jokes around all the 80s iconography you can imagine, from movies to games. It shines the most through its Pixel Art, its soundtrack and the animated sequences... but at the same time, the gameplay mechanics always remain very simple and have some lows in the central chapters.

Madden NFL 19 feels like an improvement in many of its elements, from the gameplay to the various game modes, while offering stunning visuals on PC with good performance.

Seven years after its original release, New Super Mario Bros U is still a great platform game, with lots of secrets, and incredibly fun to play in local multiplayer. DX doen't have many improvements from the original Wii U version.

Etherborn is a great puzzle game that fascinates us by level design, art, soundtrack and tone. Although there are also some mistakes, it's one of the great titles of this year 2019, we mustn't lose track of Altered Matter.

The same experience we had with previous iterations of the franchise, spiced with some minor innovations. It's a great way to have easy-to-pick fun with friends, but don´t expect a revolution in the musical genre.

Codemasters delivers another great racing game. GRID Legends includes a new story mode and nemesis system, perfect controls and a wide variety of competitions, up to 22 players online. We loved climate effects such as rain or snow.

Although we drive a motorbike, Trials Rising sits between platform and puzzle games. It is spectacular and incredibly fun to play (even more in local or online multiplayer modes), but some elements, such as loot boxes system and loading times, spoil the experience.

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.

A great example on how video games not only entertain, but also deliver powerful messages. Gylt is not the most groundbreaking experience out there, but it sure is a necessary food for thought.

Riders Republic is a little surprise, an extreme sports game that pick ups elements from the legends of the genre and applies them to a huge open world, more social-oriented, but without losing the focus on the fun part. It's far from perfect, but at least tries to do something different... despite the micropayments.

Quotation forthcoming.

Severed is Drinkbox Studios' vision of how the dungeon crawlers should be updated. A "metroidvania" adventure that's pure fun, with a fantastic combat system (that focuses on Vita's touch sensitive screen) and some mechanics, like the limbs and guts amputations, that make it a different experience. It's a game that, once it hooks you up, won't release until you finish it. A 8-9 hour trip that will make your Vita sing.

Easy to learn, hard to master, Rocket League is a great multiplayer game. Highly addictive.

A game that screams old school fighting. Despite its short character roster, it offers an aesthetic and satisfying experience.

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

The new setting in France, Fairburne´s new abilities and new game modes, such as Invasion make Sniper Elite 5 the best in the series. A classic stealth game, that excels every time we take a long shot and enjoy the "killcam".

Monster Hunter Stories 3 is the biggest step forward this sub-series has taken. We are looking at a grand and ambitious adventure in terms of its visuals, which significantly improves on the approach established by previous instalments. While it may not be an essential purchase, if you enjoy hunting, collecting and breeding, this is a great game to add to your collection.

Ninja Gaiden 4 is a bloody return to the most straightforward hack 'n slash. It could have performed better in terms of variety and graphics, but its absolutely insane and perfectly measured combat makes it one of the most frenetic and special action games of the last decade.

Avowed is not Obsidian's masterpiece, but it is a competent and very enjoyable game that will please those looking for an RPG adventure that doesn't overwhelm with endless content. Perhaps it could have offered new ideas, but the familiarity of its approach does not detract from its quality. Only the ending may disappoint.

The geneticists at Frontier have managed to "clone" a version of Jurassic World Evolution that fits in Nintendo Switch and works perfectly, with cutbacks in resolution, but the benefit of portability. As a sim game it falls short in creative options, but it makes up for that with a fine campaign, beautiful dinosaurs and tons of fan service.

It's among the best launch titles for the Switch. Don't expect anything flashy. Instead, you'll find clever entertainment for everyone.

The Sims 4 Get Together is a worthy addition to the saga. Windenburg is wonderfully designed and the clubs are fully personalized, with millions of combinations. The group activities add a lot of playability and the dance choreographies are a sure bet for a good laugh. The expansion is not perfect though, it needs more originality, and some online functions to exchange clubs or even sims for the clubs with your friends.

Grounded is a very remarkable survival RPG that is only taking its first (and tiny) steps. It has a huge potential to become one of the must-haves of the genre, but it already has enough to make survival fans fall in love with it. Give it a chance if you can, because it deserves it.

Hitman 2 is bigger and better than its predecessor in every way, which means there aren't many surprises, but also means more action, more stealth, even more ways to assassinate targets and more fun.

While some games in this package aren't as well-rounded as the rest, the overall package is truly satisfying for any fighting fan. Enjoying epic battles in Alpha 3 or Capcom vs. SNK is still as intense as it was 25 years ago.

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.

The overpopulation of games as a service is evident, so it's hard to stand out, but King of Meat is a beast of its own, thanks to its creativity, a noteworthy level design and a great care for solo play. Will this suffice to stand afloat for months? That will depend of how the users react to it, of course...

With fantastic remaster visuals and the same old gameplay (in both a good and a bad way), Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy can be enjoyed by everyone, but mostly those who grew up with the original games for the first PlayStation.

14 years after its initial release, Lumines Remastered keeps being an unique puzzle in some ways, from its gameplay simplicity to its wonderful sountrack... The remastered has its own flaws, like the absence of new modes or the long loading times (even when retrying a challenge). Beyond that, as a classic, it's still a very enjoyable puzzle.

If you are a classic survival horror lover, you will enjoy a great adventure, familiar and fresh at the same time, that quite cleverly reinvents all the tropes of the genre: limited inventory, returning enemies, puzzles that invite you to explore... All with a beautiful pixel art and a retro-futuristic imagery that you will love.

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.

It has potential to become one the greatest space simulators, but controls with mouse and keyboard are awful and we miss planet exploration.

The best way to continue enjoying one of the best racing games of 2014. Storm Island is focused on off road races and includes iconic cars such as the Dakar Mini, although it´s not cheap.

Even while retaining some flaws, this is a comprehensive collection that will attract any fan of Sonic adventures in particular and platforming games in general.

The franchise recovers its energy with its most comfortable game, which shows a genuine sense of humor. It's also the easiest iteration, though.

A high milestone for the upcoming chapters. Excellent and funky characters make this a frantic and colourful adventure.

A worthy new member of the Nintendo family, a solid strategy experience and a very charismatic setting and characters.

A worthy Planescape: Torment Spiritual successor with such an enjoyable classic gameplay and well written story; but its slow pacing and constant dialogue may only make it appealing to a small crowd.

It´s not a perfect game, but it won't disappoint any wrestling fan, thanks to a great variety of options and game modes. It´s a good first attempt for the next generation consoles.

Once Upon a Katamari doesn't stray an inch from the classic formula of the series; in fact, it plays almost exactly the same. But it enriches the experience with more challenges, more distinct objectives, crazy levels, and competitive multiplayer for 4 players (including online). And all of this is sprinkled with the brand's trademark absurd humor.

Cyber Shadow pays homage to classic ninja games such as Shinobi or Ninja Gaiden. It has a greatly "improved" 8 bit style, huge difficulty levels, and satisfying 2D platform and combat gameplay.

Laika: Aged Through Blood builds a genre of its own, the motorvania, which successfully combines driving, exploration and combat. Supported by a memorable story and brilliant artistic section, the game is polished diamond, but with the sharp edges of its great difficulty.

A great collection with the all three games included in the gamecard, without additional downloads. And even if one of the three games is not at the same level, all of them are entertaining adventures that you'll probably enjoy even in handheld mode.

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners it's a good zombi-survival experience, faithful to Robert Kirkman's work, with tons of action (or stealth) and tough moral decisions. it feels like a proper game, not a demo or an experimental title, even if it has some space to improve (human IA, environments with little interactivity, lame narrative...).

Yakuza 0 Director's Cut establishes itself as an attractive edition and a great launch game for Nintendo Switch 2. The possibility of reviving one of the best titles of the saga (now with Spanish texts) is enough to give it a chance, although it could have offered some other weighty novelty or “quality of life” improvement.

An example of a well-delivered DLC, which offers an interesting and different approach to the main game. You will enjoy Egypt once again, despite doing the same routines.

The Wii U GamePad fits very well, especially in Off-TV mode. Apart from that, it doesn't add many new features to the series, but it's still a worthy entry.

It manages to make you feel happy and relaxed with just the right dose of adventures. It's not for hardcore players, of course, but you'll appreciate it if you just want to escape to a more colorful reality.

This port of Vampyr is the perfect way to investigate yours sins wherever you are. Great job for a great videogame.

EA Sports FC 24 brings us a little closer to the most realistic football. The new features in immersion are the perfect wrapper for a gameplay that is essentially the same, but which features more important new features than we expected. We only regret that it continues to suffer from continuity and the lack of new features in FIFA game modes.

Ghostrunner 2 demands the reflexes of a speedrunner, the skill of a no-hitter and the patience of a Buddhist Monk. The difficulty might be too much for some people, but if you like this kind of challenge, here you will find an adrenaline injection enjoyable to the end.

Neva Prologue isn't going to change your life, but what's added in this DLC is well worth it. This is a small but powerful burst of creativity that also has the luxury of demonstrating a certain evolution and refinement in gameplay.

Despite the ill-advisedness of some changes, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 is an entertaining game, which successfully updates the graphics and gameplay details, although it leaves the aftertaste that “more” could have been done, especially with the soundtrack, the original THPS4 campaign and the multiplayer.

Crash Bandicoot returns with new graphics and the classic gameplay (which is sometimes unforgiving due to the camera movement). Nintendo Switch version offers lower resolution than PS4 or Xbox One, but the game still looks great and we love the possibility to play anywhere in portable mode.

Splatoon 3 is better than Splatoon 2: the new lobbies and catalogs make for a more rewarding experience... but essentially, is exactly the same, as there are no new modes within the competitive or co-op play. It's very fun but also very conservative, although it is elevated by a great single player mode, longer and similar to the Octo Expansion.

Catherine Full Body on Switch is the very same game that we saw in 2019, with a little less graphical detail (appreciable especially when playing on TV) and slightly longer loading times. The rest is as enjoyable as on PS4, especially if you love weird puzzle games, and haven't joined this love triangle before...

Even with questionable aspects such as the premium currency, The Crew Motorfest has tons of style and quality flashes, with a solid proposal that can connect with the most eclectic speed lovers (one race you are in the mud, the next on F1). Too bad that aspects such as the improvable multiplayer, or the "always online", affect the final result.

Atlas Fallen does not invent the wheel, but it has a good level in almost all its sections, and bets on a charismatic fictional universe (with potential for a sequel). If you like hack and slash, action-RPGs or the rarities of the PS3 and Xbox 360 generation, here is one of the surprises of the year.

A fresh and original proposal that will please both those who enjoy now for the first time, and those who already try their day, with a lot of visual and playable improvements.

Almost as fun as Inazuma Eleven. Kids will enjoy it more, but any RPG lover will find many good things in it.

A good example on how to use virtual reality in a stimulating, creative way. Its controls and the abstraction of some puzzles may scare some players, but the journey is worth your time.

It's not the best fighting game of the year (there's too many great rivals), but it sure is a safe bet for those who want a great looking, accessible game.

A "Soulsvania" game with its own character, that draws artistic inspiration from the spanish Easter imagery and Goya's paintings las pinturas, both in the visual and the narrative. In gameplay terms, it's a superb and hard adventure that mixes with intelligence ideas from the lesser linear Castlevanias with Dark Souls mechanics.

A solid effort in the RTS genre. It may not be revolutionary, but delivers in transmitting the epic battles of the main series.

Rise and Fall brings some interesting improvements to Civilization VI. The new mechanics do not stray too far from the base game, but they broaden our options, and allow us to create our own stories when playing.

A tiny hero takes part of a big adventure. This is a different game, one for those who want to try something simple, but different.

To domesticate beasts and fight with them is amazing, but the game system can be repetitive. A game developed for fans of the franchise who are seeking a change in the atmosphere.

Evolve has great gameplay mechanics and is most likely the best asymmetric multiplayer game that you will find. The problem is that the hunt becomes more repetitive and simple the more you play it. It’s definitely a good game, especially with friends, but we need more complexity to became easy prey for Turtle Rock Studios and 2K.

Dishonored Death of the Outsider has enough playable novelties to be attractive and helps to known the story of one of the most interesting characters in the saga. Good Work from Arkane Studios with this independent DLC.

Battlefield 6 manages to save the series by bringing back a multiplayer mode reminiscent of the best instalments. However, there is still work to be done. Some features are missing and the campaign is greatly underutilised. Fortunately, the foundations are solid for Portal and future seasons to round off a game with a promising future.

EA Sports UFC 3 is the best MMA simulator we have seen. It is not perfect, but its elaborate combat system transmits all the tension of UFC and its technical section makes it look like we were watching fights on TV.