This first DLC adds good content to Borderlands 3. It doesn't bring anything new to the saga, but it works very well and is very fun and attractive. Highly recommended if you want to continue enjoying with the Borderlands 3 experience.

This War of Mine Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch is a game that reflects the crude nature of war like no other. It is not intense or spectacular at the visual level, but it is capable of transmitting like few others, putting us in the shoes of survivors trying to survive with difficulty in the middle of a warlike conflict.

It's not the best version of the game, but it's the best possible port for Nintendo Switch. You'll miss the 60 fps and see the visual downgrade if you've played it on other platforms... but if that's not the case (you don't have other console or PC), or just wanna play DOOM Eternal anywhere, you'll enjoy it like on the rest of platforms.

It doesn't matter if you like golf or not. Nintendo has turned it all over to make this slow sport a pure craziness with running, special shots or traps, making choices that will appeal all kind of gamers. All topped with an exquisite control and nice and colorful graphics. It's a shame that the story mode and online don't offer a little more...

Darksiders 3 goes back to its Hack and Slash roots with some really engaging combat, challenging enemies, and a world that offers some great variety in its levels, but the course of the adventure ends up being somewhat linear.

Ultimate Alliance 3 works great as fan service. It finds a good balance between "hack and slash" gameplay and RPG elements, yet combat mechanics are too simple.

Night in the Woods tells a sad story in many levels. We love the art direction and the soundtrack (specially in minigames and dream levels), but it is not a game for everyone. Gameplay falls short compared to narrative elements.

Bakeru is an action platformer with brilliant ideas underpinned by charming simplicity and a wonderful representation of Japanese culture. The variety offered throughout the adventure is a symptom of a familiar originality that will delight many Nintendo fans.

A unique game, set in modern Tokyo but full of references to Japanese folklore, yokai and oni. We love exploration and side missions, designed as small ghost stories, but combat mechanics are too basic because of the limited enemy AI.

Doom 3 is the most unique game in the series, thanks to it's (great) horror atmosphere and narrative approach, but that also means is the one we're usually wanting to revisit the most. And this version is perfect for the job.

Street Fighter 6 is the first great fighting game on Switch 2, which it's almost on par with other versions: very colorful and fluid graphics, even with cuts in detail, but it offers an equally fun experience, online included. Too bad that details such as the 30 fps in World Tour, prevent it from shining more.

SMITE is a fantastic third person MOBA that reaches PS4 accompanied by more than 70 gods and various game modes. If you are a fan of MOBA games, you can't miss Smite: Battleground of the Gods.

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.

Evil West has the style of a B movie (in a good sense) and the vibe of a PS3/360 game (also in a good sense): it gives exactly what it promises, doesn't add any unnecessary filler and ends where it has to end. It's the kind of game that you don't see any more; it's a blast.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy is a very good compilation of Ace Attorney games 4, 5 and 6 (also with Phoenix Wright), with improvements that were not in the previous remastered trilogy. That said, all the games in the series are almost identical: to know if you like them, try the first ones first and then finish the story with this one.

You think you've seen everything the roguelike genre has to offer? Think again. With its blend of action, exploration and shop keeper simulator, Moonlighter is a breath of fresh air for the genre, and more complex than you might think thanks to the simplicity and great execution of all the mechanics.

MGO3 is extremely fun and a solid bet for both those who just want to "shoot at things" and stealth-lovers. Only the lack of content keeps it away from being one of the greatest onlines games ever. We'll definitely keep an eye on future updates.

Souldiers may be too challenging for some players, but if you are not scared of demanding combat challenges or of being stuck not knowing how to progress, then this is a gem for retro, metroidvania and pixel-art fans.

Thanks to its fantastic combination of action RPG, survival and vampirism, if you sink your teeth into V Rising you will be completely hooked (on the taste of blood) and you will not see sunlight again for a long, long time.

Need for Speed Heat leaves a good taste: a enormous map, lots of races and missions to complete, good speed sensation and huge customization options (both in cars and avatar)... It feels like a greatest hits album, with the best parts from the previous 15 years of NFS remixed.

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.

Xbox One Edition is the definitive version of World of Tanks. Its technical improvements, playable added and its compatibility with Xbox 360 Edition, make the battles more exciting than ever.

This is the same Lego City Undercover we played on Wii U four years ago, with the only addition of coop multiplayer. A fun adventure, which lasts more than 10 to 15 hours and have lots of collectibles and sense of humor. On the downside, it feels technically outdated.

Stranger's Wrath HD keeps showing that its offering was very original in 2005, and now, with this new edition, it doesn't feel outdated and at the same time it improves resolution, fps, loading times and add new features as movement control when aiming... Some details don't hide its age, but it's a great adventure, and this is its best version.

Piccolo Studio's debut is a game that will linger in your mind for a long while, a simple adventure in its form, but with a message as beautiful as painful. One more example that videogames are a great medium to transmit a message and, as Journey and similar games, they are playable poetry. If you like this kind of offering, go get it without hesitation.

A great version of the acclaimed World of Tanks that offers the best packs and an improved technical aspect. Addictive as always and a good balance in its "free or pay" to play proposal.

A very pleasant adventure that you will enjoy particularly in multiplayer. It recovers the right path from the previous game.

If you like adventures with a strong narrative load, and that deal with real themes, even with fantastic overtones, A Space for the Unbound has many chances to delight you. And it also has almost everything: graphics, sound, good design, characters, script... It may have some ups and downs in its development, but if you take the bait, you won't be able to put it down.