Need for Speed has rebooted itself with a game that recovers its tuning-nocturnal past and mixes it with an open and social world, but it has lost some options and the AI cheats so much that it can be frustrating.

That such a project (so inspired by the love of retro) succeeds is always a joy. The game itself attributes certain imbalances in the difficulty curve and it is made a little short, but without a doubt it is agile, friendly and direct, in the style of those arcades that stole our fourth decades ago, without it "hurting" to empty our wallet.

Bubble Ghost Remake is a reinvention of a cult proposal almost forgotten in time that becomes a new indie exponent for lovers of skill-based challenges. Simplicity and good ideas go hand in hand to make you suffer and enjoy in equal parts.

More of the same in a DLC aimed for those who just want to continue soaring the Pandora skies. Really beautiful, but lacking real novelties.

Commandos Origins is, without a doubt, a love letter to the franchise, with familiar sensations and a modern touch. Even so, its ruthless design and some technical flaws make it hard to recommend to the general audience. If you are a hardcore stealth gamer, you should definitively check it out.

Behind a cloud of dust formed with controversy and bad decisions hides a zombie survival game that's highly enjoyable. It's far from the level of quality of past Metal Gear games (particularly the script), but we would be lying if we said we didn't have a lot of fun with it.

If you played the DLC for the first Nioh, then you already know what you're going to find in The Tengu's disciple: a downloadable content aimed for the hardcore players who want everything of Team Ninja's game. But, for that price, it's hard to say no to some more yokai slicing action..

The best of the three DLC for Marvel's Spider-Man and a very satisfactory ending for The City that Never Sleeps.

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn offers an action adventure clearly inspired by the virtues of modern God of War. Mixing souslite with hack and slash, it manages to surprise slightly in some of its facets, but fails to reach must-play status.

Unravel Two offers the same formula, a mix of platform and puzzle games, but now you can enjoy it in local co-op. Is that enough for a sequel? Maybe for some, but if you played the original, you'll feel that it's a little bit more of the same, that there is not much new at all. Even the graphics feels very similar.

As with previous Sega's 3D Classics, M2 signs a love letter to another arcade hit, making this conversion the best one available for home consoles. They've added a completely new level and little touches and options here and there (like the great 3D effect), but nonetheless the experience is way too short compared to other 3D Classics. But, in the end, if you loved the original, you'll love this conversion.

ZPF looked awesome in Mega Drive and it's a worthy competitor in current platforms. SOme players may feel scared of its tough difficulty, but longtime fans of classic shooters will enjoy its direct, intense proposal.

Team NINJA demonstrates once again that they're one of the best studios out there at creating fast paced, rock-solid and extremely satisfying combat systems. Dead or Alive 6 is also the best entry for newcomers, but lacks some content and evolution.

NBA Live 19 is a step in the right direction for the EA Sports saga. The gameplay is fun and simple, more polished than its predecessor, but it still lacks more depth and variety to stand out.

PUSS! it's an ideal game for the ones that enjoy challenges and doesn't desist until accomplishment. A simple gameplay that anyone can master covered with tons of craziness and trippy art. But that same virtues can be the biggest flaws for others, specially if you tend to feel frustrated by repetition or "silly" humour is not your thing.

A remarkable port of the hit survival game we've already enjoyed on Xbox and PC. It prioritizes performance over resolution (and it really shows), allowing the huge garden to be brought to the Switch's circuits. Disappointing performance on desktop, but if you're looking to play it on portable, it's a good option.

It's a shame it doesn't have more personality, because under all those borrowed ideas there's a really solid metroidvania and an engaging soulslike that fans of both genres will surely love.

Effie on Nintendo Switch is an charming adventure that youngsters will enjoy the most. It's like an action platformer tale that it's a great way to introduce the most young in open world games with no complications or hard gameplay elements. It looks a little bit worst that on PS4, but playing on portable will fix that.

Miitopia has been created to make the most of Tomodachi Life's world, although distances itself from the second to have its own personality thanks to resulting mix of Mii, social relations and RPG elements. It's a cool title that will revitalize your Nintendo 3DS this summer.

Kingdom Majestic it's a compilation that reunites both Kingdom sucessors, offering a very delightful mix of micro management and strategy that runs away from complex menus and control schemes.

Farpoint makes great use of the PSVR Aim controller as a virtual gun, but the game is too short, levels feel empty and gameplay is simple. It is fun, but not the game that would make you buy the headset.

A good mix of ideas that work mostly fine, although some hiccups may bother certain players. Ideal for fans of old school survival horrors, even from the 16 bit era.

Tails of Iron 2 Whiskers of Winter is a good and fun sequel that offers enough to keep you loving the soulslike RPG universe created by the humble Odd Bug Studio. However, lacking the wow factor of the first instalment of the saga and with some little errors, this game could have used a little something new in terms of design.

If you're looking for something to blow things up, using super powers and crazy weapons, then you're going to love Rage 2. Just don't look any further, because there's nothing more to see.

A pretty solid and good-looking game that manages to satisfy any kind of gamer, although it lacks the variety and part of the charm of some other racing titles. It gives what it promises, anyway.

Blade Runner EE is a pure remaster: if you don't expect a complete revamp (smother backgrounds, the same 3D models...) you won't be disappointed. It's still a great adventure, and even if the new features aren't all equally well implemented and has its own flaws, for 9,29 euros you shouldn't think about it... if you love the genre.

A spectacle in visual and soundtrack terms with the seal of quality of Arc System Works, although it lacks in game modes and the Story becomes repetitive too soon. Luckily it's a pretty accessible fighter, so anyone can enjoy the epic nature of the battles.

This game shows how a blast from the past can affect us: it helps us understand that some things don't age well, but it also works as a memento of a fascinating, innovative era. Recommended for tough guys and survivalists of a bygone era.