Even with all its flaws, Lost Soul Aside is a great action game that perfectly understands the key elements of hack-and-slash gameplay: depth, combos, and constant spectacle. If you love the genre and have been lamenting its absence for years, here's the game that paves the way for its return.

We Were Here Together is a "escape room" type of videogame, exclusively for two players online. Communication through voice chat is essential to solve the puzzles, but some of them are not very intuitive and the story is weak. If you've got someone to play with (and a bit of patience) you'll have a very unique experience.

You can feel Toyama's touch in a game with great personality right from the start, but that doesn't hide the fact that we feel a bit disappointed for the graphical performance of it. It's a noteworthy horror and action adventure, but it could have been so much more with a little more time and money.

It´s not a perfect game, but it won't disappoint any wrestling fan, thanks to a great variety of options and game modes. It´s a good first attempt for the next generation consoles.

Gal Metal is a fresh offering in the musical genre... but some areas are a little bit ¿weird? Only classical music (with a rock paint coat) or the detection errors from the Joy-Con, ruin part of the joy. Also, the "over the top" Japanese adventure touches, and social elements, take the player far from the core (feel like a drummer).

A great opportunity gone to waste because of the lack of content, numerous technical issues and terrible servers. It offers great ideas, but they end up at the bottom of Crystal Lake.

Although Saints Row may fall short in some technical aspects, it is still incredibly fun. We enjoyed character customization, controls and some mission design.

Naruto and Boruto fans will find joy in the team-based, MOBA-like matches (both cooperative and competitive) that Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker offers, but it's difficult to recommend the game in it's actual state, with lots of connectivity problems. Given it's nature, we hope this problems will get fixed in the near future.

Arcade Classics reunites some of the most iconic Konami coin ops, although we've missed a little more variety (7 o the 8 games are shumps), more options (like being able to play some of them vertically) and more extras aside from the included digital book. But if you love retro games, it's not a bad choice for 20 euros.

A disturbing game, based on the works of HP Lovecraft, with interesting gameplay mechanics and artistic influences, but some technical issues. We like the use of explicit elements in order to make the player uncomfortable.

The Sinking City is a faithful adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft´s universe. As in other versions, some mechanics are pretty interesting and make it an interesting adventure, but this port to Nintendo Switch has many technical flaws and the open world structure feels "empty", long loading times aside.

Downward Spiral is an adventure that gives you the most when its played with PS VR and Move controllers. Without them, the game loses its charm and the shortcomings are more evident: non impressive graphics, slow progression, bugs... It's not a game for every PS VR owner, but if you love the space flicks from the 70s you probably will enjoy it.

It's not a bad game at all, but it has technical issues and it's like a missed opportunity. However, Ginger: Beyond the Crystal is charming and perfect for children and 3D-platforms lovers.

Quotation forthcoming.

Great map and coop mode, but shows poor controls and some technical issues.

A rhythm game that can't match the standards of today's gaming in almost any department. You could be interested in it because of nostalgia, but there isn't any more substance to it than that.

A matter of family DLC would appeal to Batgirl fans and the Arkham lovers all around... but even then, it's a very short experience (60-90 minutes to complete) and, what is worse, without new gameplay elements or surprises. Hope the DLC to come improves over this.

A fresh game in its gameplay style and aesthetics, specially designed for the hardcore player. It offers some funny situations, but its difficulty is unfairly tricky sometimes.

A very charming adventure reminiscent of the first PlayStation platformers... In both the good and the bad things. Monkey King: Hero Is Back captures the essence of the film it is based on, and although it is not revolutionary, it manages to be fun until the very end.

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.

Specially designed for the otaku fandom. It feels chaotic the first time you play it and its graphics are clearly outdated, but it delivers some flashy and spectacular moments. Tip: play it with friends.

It offers hi-octane moments and its proposal is undoubtly attractive, but it's also crammed with bugs and some graphics that seem to come directly from the PS3-360 era.

Nightmare Boy pays homage to classic 16 bit platform games. It´s colorful, well animated and fun to play, although you can finish the game in less than four hours.

If you ever dreamed with a game adaptation of "The Adventures of Fly", Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai might scratch that itch... But don't go expecting something with the same level of quality and magic of a true Dragon Quest game.

Need for Speed Payback is an epic racing game thanks to his cinematographic style. Fans of the franchise will be very satisfied with all the content that awaits in the game.

Fun spin-off with a naughty and crazy plot. Technically is not very successful and, in general, very short.

It's a beautiful looking game and has some bright ideas, but the pace and lackluster variety of the combat shrink the fun factor.

We like the idea of going back to classic RPG such as A Link To The Past, and pixelart is great. But the game has some control and design issues.