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

Mario Sports Superstars means fun. With 5 different sports in one game, Nintendo and Camelot brings you the possibility to see Peach, Yoshi, Wario and almost every Mario character that you love in sports like Baseball, Soccer, Tennis, Golf and Horse Racing. On the other hand, Tennis and Golf seems to be very similar to the actual 3DS versions.

A solid open world game that unfortunately falls short due to its repetition, even though most of its single player flaws are absent when playing online.

It's among the best launch titles for the Switch. Don't expect anything flashy. Instead, you'll find clever entertainment for everyone.

Fast RMX is a great racing arcade game that brings back the style and speed we enjoyed in F-Zero, Wipeout and Xtreme G. But this Switch version brings no improvement from the Wii U original.

NieR Automata is a piece of art. Looking at the art direction, the soundtrack, the plot or the gameplay everything exhales good taste and unique personality. But, like all the art, there will be people that would not understand it. It's not our case. We are absolutely in love with it and we think that it is and unforgettable experience.

You can't expect any revolution with games like this. It's old school and on that matter, it works fine, but its lack of content and some graphical issues are relevant.

Football Manager 2017 is the best soccer manager simulator ever, but its new features are not good enough to forget its predecessor.

1-2-Switch is a fine game to showcase both Switch and the Joy-Con, but as a game it has its share of issues. Not all the minigames are brilliant, and what's worst, none of them have the replay value of the minigames seen on WarioWare/Rhythm Paradise.

It may look different on the surface, but Breath of the Wild is the same The Legend of Zelda from 30 years ago, making a triumphant return to change gaming forever... Once again.

A worthy Planescape: Torment Spiritual successor with such an enjoyable classic gameplay and well written story; but its slow pacing and constant dialogue may only make it appealing to a small crowd.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is Guerrilla's biggest game to date, and not just from a technical standpoint. It's also one hell of an action RPG, thanks to a complex and satisfying combat system. The story and universe are also huge; Aloy's future is already shining on the horizon. A star is born.

For Honor is an action game that is full of good intentions and that shines in its multiplayer mode: absorbing and well raised. It emphasizes its system of combat in which it is necessary to study to the rival. A joy for all who enjoy a touch of strategy among so much action.

A solid effort in the RTS genre. It may not be revolutionary, but delivers in transmitting the epic battles of the main series.

We appreciate the effort to widen and reinvent the Dragon Ball Universe. Fans will find tons of secrets, surprises and tongue-in-cheek references, but the rest of mortals might feel this experience to be a bit repetitive and out of focus.

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.

It's not totally terrible, but it's disappointing in every aspect. The kids might enjoy it a bit, but the rest of users will suffer a poorly optimized and outdated beat 'em up. It offers local co-op, at least.

How to Survive 2 is a game that delivers on its promise. Without too much technical bragging, it manages to entertain and provides us with hours of zombie attacks. In cooperative much better than alone.

It works at its core gameplay, but the game is presented with lackluster and even annoying (in versus mode) graphics. The lack of options and variety doesn't help.

Team Ninja has taken the Souls formula and refined it... Which it's not easy to begin with. Great combat and loot systems and superb art direction make Nioh one of the most important action RPGs of the year.

It keeps the good Fire Emblem essence while successfully becoming a free to play game. It might not be a revolutionary or flashy game, but it sure is a solid one.

An excellent platformer for 3DS and one of the best options for the system. It has tons of contents and joy. The difficulty level is just right.

PS4 offers better and less outdated RPGs, but the charm of the digimon you can find is beyond any doubt. If tricky adventures don't scare you, give it a go.

Extensive and surprising JRPG that shows a powerful history dressed up with an improved combat system that offers many strategic possibilities.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is the best way to discover Dream Drop Distance (if you didn't play the original) and a wonderful teaser for Kingdom Hearts 3. But the wait, supposed to be easier, is now worse. ¡Come on, Nomura! ¡Bring it on!

Resident Evil 7 changes direction from previous games. It goes back to its survival horror foundations: puzzle solving, exploration and avoiding enemies instead of confronting them. It feels great even for newcomers. And it is also the best game anyone can try on PSVR.

We already loved the original SMT IV, and this second campaign is even more solid. The true essence of Japanese RPG beats strongly in Apocalypse: its turn-based battles are the best we've ever played, the story is mature and captivating, and the soundtrack is amazing.

Yakuza is one of the most beloved sagas by a legion of fans who appreciate the good work of SEGA in terms of atmosphere, gameplay and narrative. Yakuza 0 is the best of the saga and one of the greatest games on PS4.