Umbrella Corps is not the game Resident Evil deserves in its 20th anniversary. Scarce content and lack of depth means that it is not a good multiplayer action game either.

Disappointing in every way.

Carmageddon: Reincarnation looks like a bad port from the original game. All its fun mechanics are still there, but the game suffers from bad controls and outdated graphics.

Troll and I tries to go everywhere but instead it just fail in everything. Despite the good intentions there is no direction in the game and they seems to have fit every single idea for a game they have into one.

Onechanbara Z2: Chaos is dull, repetitive, with a boring and thousand times seen story, stupid enemies and with a rich combat system completely wasted.

RAID: World War 2 is PayDay 2 with Inglorious Bastards, but it does not end up having either the charm of the game of robbery or of the Tarantino film.

Rodea The Sky Soldier arrives 15 years late with poor controls and even poorer graphics.

Too slow and based on micropayments to be really entertaining.

Immortal: Unchained tries to survive in a futuristic Dark Souls universe but it dies trying due to its terrible attempt to be hard and its problems when we try to manage the histamine bar.

Sadly, Soldiers of the Universe crashes in every single part of its proposal. It's a story-driven shooter, but also very weak in terms of technology and extremely hard for no reason.

Plenty of bugs, graphical glitches, bad physics and an awful control scheme, this game makes its triumphal entry as one of the worst Xbox One games released.

Caravan SandWitch presents a beautiful world that is not fully exploited. Everything remains pure appearance, with the story and its characters crying out for more depth and a slower pace. While the gameplay feels great, it doesn't end up shining due to the poor environment.

Spirit of the North 2 introduces the necessary changes to captivate fans of the previous installment while also attracting new players. However, its current state on PlayStation 5 makes it an experience that is impossible to enjoy.

Just a plain bad kart game that manages to copy the best game on its genre but fails on doing it.

Not the best TV homage that we have seen because it's too complicated and repetitive to be fun.

Not even remotely does justice to the legend of Godzilla. They have focused on creating monsters and have somehow forgotten to create gameplay that doesn't make you yawn.

Code Violet was expected to be the spiritual successor to Dino Crisis, but expectations have taken their toll. Teamkill Media repeats the same mistakes it made with Quantum Error, with a shooter that borrows elements from various survival horror games without fully understanding them. Although it can be fun at times, the combination of disparate and nonsensical mechanics, technical glitches, and poor design decisions ultimately results in a product that is not worth its $50 price tag, nor even close.

You'll love it or you'll hate it, but it won't go unnoticed. Full of bugs and completely unpolished, this is the same kind of crazy game that PC gamers enjoyed a few month ago.

Dolmen arrives to the crowded soulslikes field with some valid ideas, but failing in the execution of each of its sections. If you're a fan of the FromSoftware formula, you'll find a few things to rescue, otherwise, I don't think this game is for you.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is a stealth, action and platform adventure that has some interesting ideas, but lacks cooking. A video game of classic structure whose gaps are evident both in the narrative, as in the playable, technical and aesthetic.

1348 Ex Voto is a missed opportunity. A medieval game with incredible voice acting that is overshadowed by soulless combat, terrible performance, and a gameplay philosophy that falls short in every way.

We can only think on what Slain! could have been and cry.

7 Days to Die tries hard to provide the same experience we had on PC, but it fails in its attempt due to the controller adaptation and the visible graphical downgrade.

The years have passed, accentuating the defects that Bullet Witch had in 2006. Did anyone want the resurrection of this game?

Unfortunately Road Rage is a disaster in all its elements. It is a badly designed game, very broken and unplayable in many cases. It tries to cover an alleged open map and a certain freedom of action that is fictitious, when its technical section does not allow it. It is surprising that such a game has managed to go on sale. He does not remember, in anything, the classic that is supposed to pay tribute.

Simply an awful game that could have been better in every way.