Onimusha brings back one of the greatest PS2 adventures. Visuals (remastered in 16:9 format and 1080p resolution) and combat system are still ok, but some mechanics feel outdated. It brought back our best memories of the 2001 original PS2 game.

It's terribly damaged in the graphical department. Even so, its great story and engaging gameplay values make The Outer Worlds a really interesting voyage, all things considered.

The Lake House can be considered a conservative DLC, with a gameplay that does not stray far from the classic Survival template. But what makes it special is the way it connects the universe of Remedy's games, with a narrative and a story that you can enjoy even without knowing the series, and that closes the plot well. Too bad it's too short.

Alfred Hitchcock Vertigo might be rough at first, but if you carry on during its most tedious parts, the plot will hook you. It's a reimagining of the 1958 classic, set in modern times with brand new characters and story. It's ties with Hitchcock's work feel far-fetched sometimes, but it finds its own voice and has a story worth telling.

Donkey Kong Tipping Stars is a great game for beginners but it has low difficulty for hardcore players. It may be short, but its Bonus Levels and the Editor Mode can give a lot of funny moments. Anyway, it's not a revolutionary game.

It lacks content on release (more will be coming free in next months), but even that doesn't prevent it of being a great "Left 4 Dead in virtual reality", very enjoyable with friends thanks to cross platform play. All works like it should, and putting the grinding element aside, It's a game we'll keep playing regularly in short bursts.

An adventure with some of the best Remedy qualities, with some ingredients that may appeal to the fans of supernatural games. On the other side, the exploration is unnecessarily frustrating and the graphical department feels like a mixed bag.

Reanimal is Little Nightmares with another name and THQ Nordic as editor, for better or worse. It introduces some interesting new features and it is quite fun, but it doesn't take any risks and its animal fable about human violence is a little bit confusing.

Attack on Titan 2 is pure fanservice. Omega Force an Koei Tecmo have made a title clearly focused on anime fans. But it is undeniable that development is not surprising and it is certainly repetitive. Even so, it will please, and very much so, the fans of the work of Hajime Isayama.

Star Wars Pinball VR is, probably, one of the best VR pinballs out there. It only need more tables and a little polish, because all the rest is already there, starting for the inmersion, great table and mini games design, the options to customize the fan cave, different game modes...

As MotoGP 16, there are no playable or visual changes compared to previous years, but, as a tribute to Valentino Rossi and the last twenty years of the World Championship, this game is worth it.

Sprint Vector is an excellent idea for a VR game. Survios delivers a fast, fun and demanding (even on the physical side) experience, that falls short on game modes and circuits. One of the best multiplayer experiences we had in virtual reality.

It requires patience, and it can be repetitive, but if you calmly invest time in it you will appreciate its deep gameplay and challenging dungeons.

WWE 2K22 is a beacon on the road: the sports simulation of wrestling returns with that essence that allows us big kids to go out and play again, with flaws to correct, but with a goal that can return the illusion to the fans of the saga.

Final Fantasy Tactics returns in a bittersweet way: it remains a true SRPG gem, with a world, characters, and story that dwarf even current titles. But the lack of a Spanish translation, after so many years, hurts more than seeing your favorite character betrayed.

A great old-school RPG, long, enduring, and with interesting new gameplay features, although greatly hampered by the lack of a Spanish translation. If you are not fluent in English, better think it twice, because the level required is quite high.

Untitled Goose Game is a unique title, simple, yet incredibly fun to play. We love the minimalistic style, dynamic piano soundtrack and above all, the evil goose.

Daemon X Machina allows us to create our own giant robots, select between multiple weapons and engage in frantic combat with other pilots and enemy creatures... but the control scheme is complicated and missions feel too similar.

Bravo Team is thrilling and immersive thanks to the PSVR and Aim Controller combination, but tactical elements are not well executed, and swapping between first person and third person camera breaks the shooting rythm. One of the best-looking VR games for PS4.

Even if we miss the creative side of LittleBigPlanet, Sackboy is still a very fun and solid platforming adventure for everyone, that offers a richer visual fest on PC (you will need a modern GPU to make it sing on PC). Maybe with more unique mechanics (as the musical levels) and a Friend Pass to share the game with a friend, would be even better.

It might look too shallow (and it probably is) at first glance, but the representation of the characters is certainly charming. It's like giving life to a shonen TV show.

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.

A classic RPG, well-executed, with an intense storyline and good graphics. It has some bugs, needs more variety of loot items and enemies, but it's an interesting Diablo III alternative.

Mother Russia Bleeds brings back that old arcade action shown on games like Double Dragon or Final Fight. It's fast, explicit and ultra-violent and, best of all, playable by four players simultaneously. Pixel art meets gore in a beat'em-up that we'd have killed to play when we were thirteen.

Zombie Army 4 improves in every way. It adds variety (campaign takes place in different cities with lots of secrets and objectives), deepens gameplay and it is extremely fun to play (solo or coop mode). Sadly, it still shows some technical issues.

Sea of Thieves shines most brightly when playing with friends. The gameplay is both fun and accessible, and the technical aspects of the game are truly wonderful, but everything is weighed down by the lack of additional content and greater variety.

The surreal story shines over a well-known gameplay scheme. Is not revolutionary, but it will fully satisfy fans wondering what the heck happened in Beacon.

Although the years and seams are noticed in the technical (models, textures ...), it is still a large and lengthy shooter, relatively difficult, with puzzles and more or less open development and with some memorable lightsaber duels.