Syberia 3 marks the return of a great saga and, above all, the return of Kate Walker. The story is deep and the puzzles offer some freshness, even if they are not complicated. Artistically it is very beautiful and it is maintained at the level of the previous games. Pity about those optimization problems.

We're thankful for this game finally coming to the West, because it's a well crafted, amusing survival horror. It needs a greater improvement on the graphical side, though.

You can tell there's a big effort to give personality to the main fights and we are thankful for some new ideas, but all of this is scattered among some more derivative sidequests and objetives. If you got the DLC for free with your pre-order, give it a chance. If you have to pay 25 bucks for it... Maybe it's wiser to wait for a discount.

It's a shame the gameplay is so similar to past games and the exploration segments so bland, because the recreation of the anime it's truly spectacular; the best to date in a CyberConnect2 game. Fans of Kimetsu no Yaiba will probably enjoy it, even with the severe lack of content.

With a playable approach as psychedelic, disconcerting and unique as its visual style, Ultros is a constant stimulus for the senses. If you value originality and like different games, don't hesitate to give it a try.

F1 24 is too continuous and there wouldn't be such a problem if a physics and handling system had not been tweaked that now feels worse than the last installment. The considerable improvement in the career mode is a positive thing, although the lack of other new features once again leaves us with a solid game, but without any major incentives.

My Hero Academia: All's Justice is the most comprehensive installment in the entire franchise, and thanks to its variety of content, it makes up for its gameplay and technical shortcomings.

Its gameplay is more adapted than ever to portable experience: the modes are fast-paced, and Party Guest lets us enjoy the full multiplayer with just one copy of the game. But it has too few minigames, and the game becomes repetitive quickly.

Déraciné is a beautiful game, with a moving story and simple mechanics. We enjoyed its exploration (with an immersive use of VR) and storyline, but it´s short, and puzzle solving is too easy.

An extreme exercise in nostalgia, which works perfectly at transmitting "retro feels". It needs some polishing on the controls side, though.

It retains huge amounts of personality and the charm of vintage point and click adventures, but it's not as groundbreaking as Broken Age Act 1 was. Also, the difficulty curve is a bit steep.

The Disney Afternoon Collection offers six of the best 8-bit games developed by Disney and Capcom to NES with a lot of new content. However, although for people who haven't played them in the past is a recommended option, for veterans it will not be good enough.

While the developers don't make his mind about making a "classic" Dark Pictures game or something completely new, this games offers some interesting ideas and a classic sci-fi horror setting. Some twists in the story are a little bit too risky, but it's worth the journey.

If you liked the original game, you'll also enjoy Magicka 2. Without much improvement, this sequel is much more fun in co-op.

Marvel Rivals is an Overwatch copycat, but it manages to do its job well and manages to have enough of its own identity to deserve a chance. However, it still has a lot of room for improvement and lacks a little more originality in some of its proposals.

Lara Croft returns with some fun adventures, with amazing puzzles and a new perspective. But the game is too short and not so interesting if you are playing solo.

Disney Infinity arrives to PS Vita with all the features that turned it a success in other platforms: unique adventures, great characters and the Toy Box, which allow us to create our own universes. Too bad that the Spider-man playset has arrived later to PS Vita than to other platforms and it just comes with only one figure in the Starter Pack.

GTA Trilogy on Nintendo Switch has problems like the rest of the versions, from an unstable frame rate to a notable popping or blurrier graphics playing on the dock, but they are still three great adventures like a pine tree, with slight improvements, which are highly enjoyable in portable mode.

Don´t expect any flashy new features, but it works OK at providing straightforward fun with competitive puzzling.

A fun 2D action-packed platformer game notable for its frantic action, sense of humour and smart use of time tricks.

It's not groundbreaking in the technical department or in its gameplay, but it's a well focused game that follows the basic rules of horror. As such, it delivers what it promises.

Both Metro 2033 and Last Light play great on Nintendo Switch, but some elements and game mechanics feel outdated. Nintendo Switch version runs at 30 fps and doesn´t reach 1080p resolution.

The First Berserker: Khazan establishes itself as a good soulslike within the immense amount of games that the genre already treasures. It doesn't stand out in some areas, but its addictive combat system makes you forget its stumbles and deeply enjoy its successes.

Don't try to compare this game with any other. Air Twister is an unique piece, the product of the whim of a genious mind. If you manage to connect with it, your imagination will fly free. If you don't... Well, at least you'll have seen an elephant fly.

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.

Omega Force manages to combine the musou style of Dynasty Warriors with elements of tactical action and turn-based strategy in a very entertaining title, although somewhat repetitive.

Xbox One's version of State of Decay is still a unique open world zombie survival horror experience that puts a special focus in original ideas like the fortification of your settlement or the arrange of a balanced party of survivors, ideas that no other game explores. But, despite this, the game still has serious technical flaws and, in content terms, doesn't add to much not seen in Xbox 360. If you didn't play that version, Year One Edition is for you, but for the rest maybe not.

Ancestors is more than a survival game. Panache Digital developed some interesting mechanics about evolution, learning and neuronal development. But the game has technical issues and gets repetitive after a few hours.