Ys Origin is a simple but very enjoyable and replayable Action RPG. If you like this genre and the series, don't miss it.

Expansion that increases the experience of the main game with new weaponry, game mechanics and game modes. It is not revolutionary, but will please to the fans of the franchise and the original AOT2. If you have the base game, this DLC update feels a little bit expensive for the content it offers...

A good beat em up with a great and erotic sense of humor and a good worked combat system. Unfortunately, it hasn't got a memorable history and its graphics are a little outdated.

A casual adventure prefect for playing with friends. Its funny jokes gives hilarious moments that allow us to enjoy like children.

Deliver Us The Moon is the kind of game where it's kind of obvious that it could have been much, much greater with a bigger budget and more development time, because the premise is great and there's good ideas all over the place. If you love good stories -space stories, particularly- you'll have a great time with it.

Fun and entertaining action adventure, where its biggest strength is the representation of the Tarahumara culture. The combat system may be too simple for the most demanding players, but the art design makes for it.

An indie RPG that follows all the imaginable clichés from the 90's J-RPG (except random encounters). The result isn't bad, but some areas have plenty of room to improve (characters and plot won't hook you up completely). But, if you love the genre, you will be able to explore its world filled with tasks for 25+ hours (enjoyable in portable mode).

Its varied focus on action, exploring and suspense keeps working wonderfully on today's standards, altough current consoles could use a more ambitious graphical performance.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is a fresh take on the survival genre, one that takes us through the steps of human evolution, but falls short of its potential with a gameplay loop that becomes monotonous really soon.

Haste is a quirky, flashy speed-based game that even Sonic might take note of. Its simple yet addictive gameplay will have you pumping out dopamine every second, even though you know its roguelite elements don’t quite gel as they should.

A praiseworthy work of revival of this classic. It updates and makes many of its original features better, but that's not enough to compensate its original flaws: basically, a brutal, unfair difficulty that may make you despair.

One of the most risky, surreal and unclassifiable adventures we've seen. Ideal for those who love the movies by Lynch or Aronofsky. Its technical issues burden the experience, but you still should play this twisted and dark vision of the world.

With some great cooperative mechanics, Helldivers is better when playing with friends, but repetitive missions and maps lacks experience.

Puzzle design in VR is great and controls with PS Move work fine, but FORM is short, and we'd love to see more on the exploration and storyline side.

Gotham Knights doesn't know what game wants to be. It has the narrative and structure of a single player game... But also lackluster RPG elements that doesn't add anything to the formula and infinite, repeatable objectives like a MMO. It's not a bad game and we actually had fun with our time with it, but it lacks... something. And it's not Batman.

With Fantasian: Neo Dimension, the father and the composer of Final Fantasy bring us a game that represents a return to the origins of the JRPG, but fails to live up to its own legend. It's a decent and entertaining adventure, with some interesting ideas, but it falls far short of the titans of the genre.

The Elder Scrolls Online Elsweyr is an expansion that adds many hours of content to the original game, but it doesn't mean a change in the experience and doesn't show many new features regarding what we have seen before.

The beat'em up classic Bad Dudes vs Dragon Ninja lands on Switch with a pixel perfect conversion that still provides fun, 30 years later. Maybe it falls short on option and modes, but all those that loved the arcade version, will enjoy this port and the possibility to play it anywhere.

Wanderstop offers an original blend of management and narrative, highlighted by its artistic design and aimed at conveying a lesson about the importance of taking care of our well-being. It would have been more effective without emphasizing its message so much, but that doesn’t take away from its overall merit.

Under all those daily rewards, weapons with numerical percentages and seasons full of promises, there's a Rocksteady game that's genuine funny and a blast to play. A game that's much better than we were expecting... But also a game that deserved much, much more.

Onrush is an authentic madness, which is fun and vibrant. Although it seems that this is a long-term proposal that will depend on the support of the community.

Based on Rainbow Six mechanics, Extraction is a good entry point for those who were not able to compete in Rainbow Six Siege. It´s progression system is deep enough but 4 locations (12 maps total) seems a little too short. Anyway, coop matches are defying and fun.

As a multiplayer experience, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 can be considered the "1-2 Switch" of this Xmas, a fun game that is enjoyed when playing with friends, even if it lacks events and the story mode feels short and child-oriented. If you want it to play alone, there are better options...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure features a seductive storyline that quickly grabs you thanks to the gameplay novelty: travel between realities. However, the lack of variety and innovation in the gameplay means it can't stand out as much as it would like to.

Thymesia is a humble indie soulsborne that, despite its marked inspirations and forced comparisons with giants like Bloodborne, manages to bring some other details to the genre. It lags behind in many aspects, but it also manages to attract attention through frenetic and fun combat.

Monark is a slow and frustrating RPG for several hours. Its Ego system is its most interesting point, along with its puzzles, although everything is diluted with uninteresting characters and a gameplay that becomes stagnant. It feels like "more of the same", but after a while it becomes enjoyable to play.

A compelling DLC for an excellent game. It's more of the same, but with new and interesting characters.

A game than simulation managers will love, and especially classic train lovers, that offers some interesting ideas, very well adapted to Nintendo Switch and very polished in some aspects, like the Spanish voiceover. But if you came here looking for great graphics, forget about that. What it's worst is that it also has random crashings.