WarioWare: Move It! recovers the crazy and irreverent essence of the series with a new installment that places the entire weight of the gameplay in the JoyCon, and the absurd poses, with good results. Add boring multiplayer modes, from Story mode to various cooperative and competitive experiences, and you have pure FUN.

A classic fun shoot´em up, which brings back memories from R-Type, darius and Gradius, and offers great multiplayer and replayability. On the downside, it´s not too long and difficulty is not always well balanced.

With a great story full of plot twists and a robust, varied and spectacular combat system, Scarlet Nexus is one of the best "anime style" video games Bandai Namco has ever made. If you like the genre or this kind fo stories, give it a chance.

Its main core (story and a very unique gameplay) are still in good shape. A thriller about redemption, responsibility and hatred that will keep your brain running. It's not a game for everyone and its technical features are not as impressive as they were 6 years ago.

No Man's Sky is a totally new experience. All Hello Games' promises are in the final game. The original soundtrack is awesome. It's a spectacular journey across the universe.

GYLT is an adventure that, under the paradigm of a survival game, invites you to think about a real horror, the bullying. Its Tequila's more mature game, both in the narrative as on the playable and technical sides, but it may feel like a short game and not a very challenging one. As Stadia's first contact, it works like a charm.

Designed for those who want to enjoy a classic adventure with modern comforts, this game will have a lot of fun for Derceto veterans. Don't expect scares that will take your heart out of your chest, but rather a mystery experience, with gray matter, some smell of gunpowder and pills of Lovecraftian lore.

An authentic creative experiment: visually spectacular with an intriguing plot - we'll continue visiting every corner of Yaughton in search of the truth.

WWE fans will love this game, but some aspects such as wrestling mechanics and the general graphical appearance need to improve in the future.

Dead Island Definitive Collection offers plenty of content and improved graphics, although there are still some issues from the original games. Solo mode is weak compared to co-op.

One of the best Ghost'n Goblins-style gaming experiences created by one single person, Locomalito, who comes to Xbox One with a lot of improvements. The best retro-style game of today.

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.

If you bought them on PS3, the 60fps might not be enough to buy Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX. But if you want to own the franchise on a single platform, play it again before Kingdom Hearts 3 launches or if you have never heard about the Keyblade or the Heartless, this is a must buy.

Brutal, fast paced and fun, Doom pays homage to classic FPS. The Nintendo Switch version, at 30 FPS (unstable), is not as spectacular as the original released last year, but remains fresh and it´s unique in its genre.

To put it simply: TMNT The Cowabunga Collection sets the new standard for retro compilation video games. A great selection of titles and an astounding amount of extras makes this, as the turtles would call it, a "very cowabunga game".

It may not be the most innovative or spectacular game on the scene today, but it certainly has a clear vision of what it wants to present, and it delivers solidly. If you're looking for classic fights with a slightly modern twist, you can say "okay" like Terry Bogard here.

If you like puzzles and games with "original" mechanics, you should try Viewfinder. Its premise is as unique as fun. Too bad it's a bit short and doesn't reach its full potential until almost the end. Maybe the studio in keeping it for sequel? I hope so!

Although at times it is too derivative, we had a great time with Lies of P. It is so well made in all aspects and the changes it introduces are so well thought out (despite not being groundbreaking), that we would have to lie not to recommend it.

Finally, a new Pokémon game for Nintendo 3DS, made by Spike Chunsoft. After a title that was much criticized as Gates of Infinity, Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon is taking back the value that the first Pokémon titles had.

P4 Dancing All Night is the best possible example about how an IP should be handled when switching genres. It's a rhythm game, but has a deep story like any Persona RPG, and stays faithful to the P4 characters, soundtrack, menu feeling... It's a Persona game, transferred to another genre. And it's very well done. But as a rhythm game has its issues, like a scoring system that it's a little bit unclear and permissive, maybe to avoid frustration in the newcomers. Anyway, if you're a fan of the series and/or the genre, you have a very high chance to fall in love with it.

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.

A perfect example that video games, as a form of expression, are something unique with a lot to say. You haven't seen, read or listened to anything that can compare to What Remains of Edith Finch.

Soul Calibur VI is a great fighting game. Warriors catalogue is a bit too conservative (just three new characters that weren´t in previous games), but we love the story and mission modes. Geralt de Rivia feels like the perfect guest character.

It may be different to what was initially promised, but Death's Gambit is nevertheless a great game, especially if you are into Dark Souls, Castlevania and Shadow of the Colossus, all mixed and presented in a beautiful 2D art style.

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is much more than "Team Ninja's Sekiro": the parry is a core mechanic, yes, but also the clever ability system and the way it encourages exploration. Combine this with the ever flawless gameplay of the studio, and the result is a great action game and an even greater first step for a new IP.

Underneath its simple control, there is an arcade game that can be really fun and addictive, with tons of levels. Besides, if you are tired of riding bikes, now you can ride a unicorn.

Three unforgettable adventures that now jump on Nintendo Switch with smooth ports and some improvements, like bigger text when playing on handheld. But keep in mind that there is no new content, and graphics and controls remain the same since the previous edition from 2016.

A true gift to any Dragon Ball fan that works really well as an open world ARPG. It's not without flaws, but its length and dynamics are a safe bet.