An arcade with a great old school flavour. Its playability and audio-visual experience don't disappoint if you're looking for a simple, direct experience.

It still is a fluent, crazy and fun action game (that's what's important, right?), but the graphical improvement and the new features are non relevant.

Micromachines World Series tries to replicate the fun of classic games. 12 player online mode is not enough to compensate the absence of a career mode, the technical failures and some online design problems (such as the lobby system and menus).

Valkyria Revolution offers a new combat system (instead of the classic turn based system) that doesn´t work well. Levels are too similar and the secondary missions become boring.

With fantastic remaster visuals and the same old gameplay (in both a good and a bad way), Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy can be enjoyed by everyone, but mostly those who grew up with the original games for the first PlayStation.

A great idea that offers really fun and tense moments. Unfortunately, it's not as well optimized as the PC original, and it lacks some more content.

Playing Get Even is like ongoing brain surgery to change the zones related to memory. And even with some rough edges (the graphics), the sound treatment and the script make the operation a triumphant success: an unforgettable experience.

Feels like an evolution of Punch Put series, focused on multiplayer tournaments. Fun to play and tough to master, the downside is its lack of content: characters, game modes and levels.

The first Colin McRae Rally was released almost twenty years ago, but DiRT 4 shows that Codemasters is still the best company in the genre of rally games.

Wipeout is back with all its extreme speed and catchy electronic tunes. The Omega Collection is a great reminder of what makes this franchise so good... But also leaves us desperately wanting a proper new game.

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.

The franchise offer a more than correct update and this game becomes one of the most appealing offers in the genre, although some rivals seem to surpass it technically.

One of the most solid fighting experiences. If you are into the "technical" branch of the genre, you'll definitively enjoy it.

Shadow Warrior 2 is an old school FPS, with frantic gameplay, great design elements and incredible fun. Its constant jokes made us smile throughout more than 12 hours of gunpowder and blood.

RiME is a lesson of how to make video games. The soundtrack is a masterpiece, game mechanics are great and the story left no place to speculation. Without any doubt, one of the essential games of this year.

Ultra Street Fighter II retains all that made the original SFII a classic: solid gameplay, charismatic rooster... that now you can enjoy and share everywhere. It's as fun as it was 25 years ago, but at the same time, it feels like a missed opportunity: the new modes don't add anything new or interesting enough (and its price isn't cheap).

Dreamfall Chapters´ episodic storyline have some great moments, but gameplay is too simple and puzzles are not well balanced. Technical aspects (except for the main character models) are poor.

This Samurai Warriors spin-off feels outdated in many aspects, but it is fun to play and offers deep strategic options for a "musou" game.

An interesting addition to the souls-linke genre. It doesn't reach the greatness of the big ones, but the combat system and, especially, the dismemberments, make it a pretty fun experience.

Minecraft: Switch Edition contains all the elements that make the popular construction game so great. If you like playing with blocks anywhere, this is undoubtedly the best version.

Despite being a remake, Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia is one of the most outstanding games to come to Nintendo 3DS this year. It's also one of the best deliveries of a Fire Emblem title thanks to the inclusion of novelties such as exploration in 3D and classic elements of the saga.

A game with its own personality, which offers good fighting for online lovers and also for those who want a great solo experience. If you love either DC characters or fighting games, you'll be more than satisfied.

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.

It maintains the spirit of the great game it once was, but this lazy port enhances the main faults of the original: a cumbersome control scheme and restrictive inventory mechanics.

Fast paced and very fun, Way of Redemption is the perfect game for quick sessions... that can last for hours. If you loved Windjammers, you'll love Way of Redemption.

Despite certain control limitations and its short duration, this game retains all its charm and joyful spirit. It looks great in 4K, by the way.

Prey honors all the great games that served as inspiration, but it also manages to be its own thing. It's not perfect, but science fiction and space horror fans will surely love it. Once it clicks, it will take full control of your mind.

A perfect example that video games, as a form of expression, are something unique with a lot to say. You haven't seen, read or listened to anything that can compare to What Remains of Edith Finch.