Although it looks like a FPS, Superhot is a puzzle game. The VR experience is great, but the game is too short and sometimes it can be frustrating. Art direction is simple, but works great.

The Surge 2 is that kind of game where you clearly notice all it's problems... but you can't stop enjoying anyway. Once you've started slicing and dicing to dress with the limbs of your enemies, you'll have to cut your own hands to put the controller down.

This new version may not be able to rub shoulders with the current kings of the genre, but its great art style, direct gameplay and humour keep it as fresh as the first day.

Live Home Circuit is a great combination of a toy (a radio controlled kart) and an augmented reality game for Nintendo Switch, with some creative additions in the way we design each circuit.

Despite the changes made, the end of Zoe picks up the witness of Resident Evil 7, offering a great gaming experience and maintaining the change of direction of the saga made by the previous one. Although it is a good ending to close the story, its high price and its short duration are not so much. Even so, it's worth playing.

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.

Without any doubt, this is one of the best installments if the Mario Tennis series. Not only for the number of game modes it offers, but because of its addictive gameplay. Mario Tennis Aces is a must-buy for Nintendo Switch owners.

Samurai Shodown on Nintendo Switch suffers some of the common problems to this kind of ports, like longer loading times or an fps rate more unstable. Even with that, you can play almost perfectly and enjoy its fun and defying combat system, although some newer and fresher modes would be appreciated.

Shadow of the Ninja Reborn is the remake of Blue Shadow, which was one the best NES games released in 1990. This time, the game has extra zones, more enemies, a gorgeous pixel art and an incredible OST that make your gameplay unstoppable. Although it's not very long and you'll probably die tons of times, you must give it a try to feel like a ninja.

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.

Unless you own an impressive collection of 16 bit cartridges and an old TV, this is the best way to play Sega classic games. We miss some titles (especially racers, shooters and third party) and more extras, but still a great compilation for old school gamers.

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...

Killing Floor 2 is an accessible and fun FPS, enjoyable in co-op mode, but too simple in offline mode.

It's always a joy to see a series as legendary as Onimusha return, especially when it's remastered in such a polished way as Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny. We've had a blast rediscovering Jubei's adventure more than 20 years later, thanks to new features like the new controls and the revamped graphics.

A very different game with a great story mode filled with smart puzzles, but it’s so slow paced that it doesn’t make it recommendable for everybody.

With a style reminiscent of the great classics, it left a great taste in my mouth.

Revelations 2 Episode 2 makes the story and characters a little bit more engaging, and that's probably the biggest success of this chapter. It also brings new types of enemies and one "final boss" but, gameplay-wise, this second entry remains the very same as the first.

A notorious leap in the franchise, although it can't help becoming reiterative and confusing. Even so, the huge scope of the game and the spectacularity of the giant characters are a real candy for One Piece fans.

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.

After the Japanese release, Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth comes to the occidental market for PS4 and PSVita. There are not many new features but the game is still solid, with a lot of creatures and huge narrative. It's a great JRPG with all the classic Digimon spirit.

Star Wars Outlaws has action, adventure and a lot of heart. And that would probably have been enough, but far from being conservative, here we see a Ubisoft that dares to trust the player when designing its open worlds (or planets), thus perfecting a formula in which they are the masters. There is no doubt: this is the way to go.

Gran Turismo Sport is the logical evolution of the franchise, which is now focused on online competitions bringing the world of eSports to the consumer. We miss more vehicles and circuits for individual enjoyment.

A step in the right direction for the franchise. A good mixture of classical gameplay and clever innovations. On the down side, the frame rate is awfully inconsistent and we miss some customizing options.

Bugsnax in a narrative adventure with some interesting ideas, an unforgettable cast of characters, lovely designs and a great script... that fails as a showcase of PS5 technical power, with come trial and error loop in its gameplay that can be frustrating at times.

It still is a fluent, crazy and fun action game (that's what's important, right?), but the graphical improvement and the new features are non relevant.

An independent movie made videogame. The style, story and characters are at a great level, and the power to rewind time adds the originality the latest Telltale Games lack.

Battlefront´s impressive fidelity to the Star Wars universe, and one of the best technical aspects we´ve seen in any game, are not enough to make us forget it lacks of solo campaign, and 12 maps are too few. The experience is great, but it's too short.

A true classic platform game. It plays and feels like some Rare masterpieces such as Banjo Kazooie or Conker BFD. It seems that Nintendo Switch was designed for games like Yooka-Laylee.