Fire Emblem Fates is excellent, and we enjoyed the Conquest edition a bit more than Birthright. The battles are even deeper and more complex, and the storyline is more original and less predictable.

An original puzzle game with a great use of the bullet time. Its main mode is short and it hasn't got many modes, but its approach gives fun from the beginning to the end.

Twenty five characters, nice Pixar movie looks, and the mix of MOBA and first person shooter genres makes the first big Hero Shooter one of the most original games we've seen in years. Only the lack of more multiplayer modes and maps keeps Battleborn away from being one of the best games we've seen this first half of year.

A Thief’s End is not just the best Uncharted ever, but also the verification that Naughty Dog’s kingdom is not of this world. Nathan Drake has earned the ticket to paradise with a game which is as spectacular as a movie.

Housemarque has done it again. Alienation is a great action game to play with company (without local options). Play it and you will enjoy frantic battles with laser weapons. If you liked Dead Nation, you will love Alienation.

A funny 'retro' shooter filled with a lot of surprises... and fish!

Severed is Drinkbox Studios' vision of how the dungeon crawlers should be updated. A "metroidvania" adventure that's pure fun, with a fantastic combat system (that focuses on Vita's touch sensitive screen) and some mechanics, like the limbs and guts amputations, that make it a different experience. It's a game that, once it hooks you up, won't release until you finish it. A 8-9 hour trip that will make your Vita sing.

As the beginning of this new and ambitious series, it effectively introduces the charismatic Yo-kai and the peculiar (and fun) battle system. On the other hand, the plot is simple and there are no online battles. But as an alternative to Pokémon, it's one of the greatest ones so far and has its own essence.

Battlefleet Gothic Armada is a superb example of a perfect RTS with a unique gothic universe, some technical issues with the graphics card are the worst aspect of this great game.

Despite its poor visuals compared to other recent titles for Wii U, StarFox Zero retains the charm that made the StarFox saga a classic, almost a genre on its own, and implements a new control scheme that uses the GamePad for precise aiming. Full of hidden paths, with a great learning curve, different vehicles, and true "classic" gameplay, StarFox Zero is a MUST if you own a Wii U.

A decent puzzle game... but not for PS Vita. Looks more like a smartphone game.

Trillion: God of Destruction is a role-playing game by game developer Compile Heart. It's up to you, Zeabolos, to strategically battle against this god with a trillion HP! With six Overlord candidates at your disposal, change the tide of battle through rigorous training, forging strong bonds, and making painful sacrifices. Sounds good, but the game is quite simple and, finally, boring.

Ratchet & Clank are back stronger than ever with its first release for PS4. Action and fun in a visual and constant show.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games might not be the best sports game in Nintendo 3DS, but it's filled with content and has some interesting ideas.

Unepic is one of the best Spanish games of recent years. It's not perfect, absolutely not, but the sense of humour and its RPG gameplay will catch you.

Bethesda expands the Fallout 4 with a consistent robot creation system but the story is weak, the content offered is little and the robot creation could have been much bigger and more ambitious, especially talking about the robot AI behaviour.

Assassin's Creed Chronicles Trilogy is a stealth platform game with three countries, times and very different characters. Our sole mission is to honor the Credo. Ideal for PS Vita, but it's not a perfect game.

A fun and colorful action game full of adrenaline and humor. But start from scratch when you die and the accumulation of enemies in some rooms can ruin the experience.

Dark Souls III is the same old Dark Souls perfected in every way. Challenging, rewarding and, most of all, astounding even when it leans over well-known shoulders. Praise be, Miyazaki-san!

The same game we played on PS3 and Xbox 360, but with better graphics and all DLCs included. Focused on action, it moves away from terror to search the spectacle.

The quality of the original tablet and smartphone game let Camouflaj jump onto the PS4 bandwagon with a great version of République. Pure, classic stealth with a twist in its control scheme makes République one of the best games in the indie catalog and its price range. Between four and six hours long, with great voice actors (David Hayter, Dwight Schultz) and a great story, Républic is a great game that every good fan of the stealth genre will love from beginning to end.

Quantum Break may fail as a transmedia project. The 4 real action episodes start well but they get worse in the end. On the other hand, Quantum Break does achieve what it promised as a game: a fun combat system with cool time powers, it's graphically awesome and it has a great story. Sure, it will get as many fans as haters but that's the price of trying to do new things.

An interesting twist in the original game formula with new and different puzzles and enemies. Mind tough that it is a really short DLC, but its action and challenges are satisfying.

One of the best rally games ever. Codemasters has listened to the fans and has recovered the soul of the Colin McRae series in order to make us feel at home again.

A challenging roguelike space shooter with anime style and a varied set of procedurally generated levels. Great!

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 great adventure game that returns with improved graphics, but with all the hallmarks that made it popular in the 90s. Don't doubt and let yourself be conquered by the Purple Tentacle. Day of the Tentacle Remastered is pure nostalgia.

Even with quite a lot to improve on its technical side, Hyrule Warriors Legends packs a pretty complete experience mixing the rich Zelda universe with the best Musou mechanics we've seen to date. Includes all the downloadable content from the Wii U version, new modes and new characters, but lacks the multiplayer mode we saw on the original version.