A travel through the videogames evolution that manages to entertain despite its difficulty spikes. One nice trip full of details that goes directly to the hearts of a generation of gamers.

The Crew: Wild Run solves all the problems of the original and adds new accessories. Although it's still not perfect.

An interesting puzzler that does not surprises, but does almost everything ok.

An excellent version of an outstanding game that doesn't last as long as the original game, nor is as beautiful as it was... but it's VR and is incredibly fun an immersive (and we love keeling monsters on VR).

Atelier Sophie: Alchemist of the Mysterious Book is an episode of the Atelier series with a deep respect for the classical mechanics that adds interesting new features to expand the experience as much as possible.

This new Kirby makes us fall in love with his new graphics and it's funny to play, totally focused on the Wii U Gamepad, but it loses steam at the middle and runs out of freshness.

Despite of the great improvement in the control system of swing and tempo that is close to perfection, the lack of depth in the Career and Societies modes can make tedious the thousands of hours that this sequel offers.

One of the best pirate experiences ever created, but not the best adventure game out there. It's an interesting proposal that fails on offering an deeper story.

Dark and complex, but lacks innovation and may be too frustrating for some players. A nice horror game that could have been even better with a few touches.

An interesting new environment for the storytelling of Batman with the classic Telltale style.

A superheroic beat'em up that may have been better with a more complex fighting mechanics or a bit more of ambition throughout the whole proposal, although it manages to be fun for a while.

Gear.Club Unlimited 2 evolves over the previous game firstly by making this game more consoley and less mobiley, but also by including more variety in almost every aspect of the proposal. Sadly, its driving model is far from perfect, and the game becomes tiring before its ending but it's the best serious racing game on Switch.

Wreckfest is a magnificent driving chaos. A fun game regardless of the outcome of each race with excellent physics and a progressive destruction system that should be patented.

One more metroidvania to add to the mix. At least it's a good example of the classic proposal of the genre, although it's not technically perfect.

Not the best end for Fallout 4, but still an interesting and lasting DLC that manages to entertain despite not doing anything new besides its new location.

A good ending to this line of DLCs despite not including many new things, especially because of its nice narrative.

Battlefleet Gothic Armada is a deep strategic game but maybe some of that depth should have been used in explaining to the player how to play it. Not for everybody.

Sniper Elite 4 is an overly conservative game that does not introduce important new features but it's still fun as hell.

Goetia is a pleasant surprise by the french studio Sushee. It is a well-written, intelligent, challenging and attractive game. A good price too.

Six classic fun games that come with interesting an nostalgic extras. Maybe they are not the best games in the NES catalog, but they are great games. We like the new modes, graphical improvements and the 'save options'.

A retro homage that works perfect but it's not the prettiest or deepest game that we have seen on its kind.

Good fighting game that may be too ugly for a 2018 fighter, but manages to entertain during a substantial amount of time.

An extremely addictive puzzle game, with the graphic style of an original Game Boy. Be careful - every step costs a lifetime in this game.

One piece Pirate Warriors 4 is a game for fans of Eiichirō Oda's work. Controlling giant characters and performing special movements is fun, but its proposal is too repetitive and its different game modes don't provide much variety.

And interesting adventure with lots of hours to think about its deep plot, unstable characters and a great environment.

An awesome way to enjoy the training infrastructure building, to learn how to expand an authentic industrial "empire" and also a good way to learn how the transporting world works. Long, deep and interesting for fans of management.

Yesterday Origins is a interesting point and click adventure but we miss some risks in its development.

Simply the best farm game out there. It may not be visually stunning or polished, but it's a solid offering for those who enjoy this kind of simulation.

Despite framerate issues, Far Harbor is a complete experience that leads us to the largest map ever created by Bethesda for a DLC and provides an interesting plot full of moral choices and factional war that will define the fate of this island of New England.

After a bad season of adaptations into the world of video games, finally Bandai Namco and Media Vision have returned Akiyoshi Hongo's franchise to its rightful place in this industry.

Master of Orion is the resurrection of one of the most beloved games of the genre. Wargaming has created a really good 4x strategy game and a really good tribute.

The shortest chapter, but it does not lack in depth. The genesis of the Joker is the most interesting in an episode that also explores more about characters like Amanda Waller and Tiffany Fox. It's a pity that we only have Bruce Wayne and not Batman.

One of the biggest games ever released, but not the most fun. Elite Dangerous may be too slow and even tedious for some players, but if you are into it's sci-fi simulation, this game is a blast.

The Banner Saga 2 arrives to consoles and keeps unaltered its roots, offering a very intense and narrative experience.

Wang is back, accompanied by 70 weapons, new enemies and a more free experience. A great action game damaged by its repetitiveness in levels & mechanics.

It may not be refreshingly new or specially relevant, but Van Helsing III manages to retain everything that made previous games on the franchise fun.

The arrival of Catwoman not only introduces us to a very interesting character per se, but also makes the Telltale versions of Harley Quinn and Bruce Wayne/Batman better.

Different and satisfying fighting game with a swallow campaign but some entertaining online options. It could be prettier, but it's a good start for this new IP.

An excellent game that may not be beautiful, but it's as fun and hard to beat as it was 7 years ago. If you didn't play it in 2011 you have to this time, especially if you love the souls-like games.

Finally a Definitive Edition provides arguments to justify a new purchase. Its modes and difficulty modifiers are enough change. And all at 60fps.

A good remaster but not a perfect one due Switch's poor hardware. At least the gameplay experience is still flawless, while adding a portable element to the mix, making this version a sure hit.

A fun but not perfect arcade in the likes of classics like Metal Slug, but with modern ideas incorporated. If you are one of those who love the high difficulty games, this is an optimal choice.

Codemasters reboot his F1 franchise to take advantage of the new gen consoles' capabilities, but on the way to doing that loses a lot of game modes crippling the game.

Gonner delivers a roguelike that new comers to the genre can enjoy while the more experienced player will find a charming and different take on the subject.

WWE 2K17 has minimal improvements, but important absences, like the 2K Showcase mode. The lack of Showcase mode gave My Career the chance to shine on its own, but it won't be the case and we feel that Paul Heyman's character has been wasted.

An interesting but shallow experience due to its lack of maps and game modes. The characters are the best part of Battleborn, but it's not enough to sustain the game.

A good effort but a shallow offer in its genre. Its success depends on the post-launch support provided by Rare, because there's a distinct lack of content in the existing game.

A good survival experience that could have been even better with a little more polish on its console versions.

A nice port of one of most underrated games released on PC during 2015. You may need some patience to get into this game, but once you do it, you'll be sucked in this mix of genres.

Daymare: 1998 is a game that, far from reaching the level of Resident Evil remakes, still deserves a chance from fans of the survival horror genre for the efforts of differentiation and depth of its created universe. A great debut for Invader Studios.

Another good way to play the psychedelic adventures of Watracio Walpurgis. A really fluid version of an episodic title that wins as its next parts are added, because a single chapter still knows little. In portable mode, it's the best way to play this game.

Unfortunately, NBA LIVE returns through the back door.

A good adventure in the Telltale Games fashion but its formula is beginning to get too old. A nice start for the season, but far from being perfect.

An interesting new add to the Sims universe, but not the most long lasting one.

A great RPG with many hours of content to enjoy and a high difficulty level, but technically a little simple.

Despite not being the primary DLC for the Pokémon Sword and Shield Expansion Pass, The Isle of Armor has enough quality content to bring us back to the eighth generation. Even if its history is short and shallow.

The 3rd Eye Studio gets, without a high budget, a new space odyssey that mixes well the moments of action, the exploration and the puzzles. This trip is better with VR. Music, atmosphere and weightlessness make magic and move the player to this Horus Station.

A unique an interesting narrative driven that could be more polished but that it's engaging experience if you are willing to suffer it's not so good beginning hours.

A game that stands the test of time with little improvements to its original formula on Wii U.

This second chapter of Baobab's Mausoleum focuses the shot as far as gameplay is concerned and becomes the game in a graphic adventure with a classic RPG look and 'chusco'. It is true that it loses the freshness and surprise that comes with the first delivery, but the story of Watracio and the surrealist Village of Flamingo's Creek continues to captivate us.

The perfect mix of survival horror and a traditional adventure video game. An indie with an enviable artistic design and really scary scenarios.

Knack 2 has surprised us and entertained us for a considerable number of hours. It is a very solid platform game, with well-designed levels and a combat system. But its history and characters are not very interesting, and its phases become somewhat repetitive.

Specially recommended for those who are new to Xenoverse. Otherwise, you will find a constant Déjà vu feeling: I've done this before. And yes, you've done it.

This is not the best year for NBA Live, despite EA's efforts to improve this basketball game. In fact in some ways this game looks like a step back in the series, just maintaining what the game did well a year ago.

The ultimate crossover in videogames. Fanservice in every pixel.

A good ending to a game that retakes part of Resident Evil's original charm. This particular episode shines despite its awful Moira & Claire section.

Neither Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight nor Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight improve the formula of Persona 4: Dancing All Night, which does not impede us from going to have some good dances with their catchy songs and choreographies.

Even if you are just doing the same thing over and over again, the game is really funny for short periods of time.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 is a nostalgic attack that make us feel very oldo, though with classic fun gameplay.

The same old good game that we remember, but it could have been even better with the two expansions that were released and a better price or better graphics.

A frenetic and very fun experience. It works like a mix between Ziggurat & Serious Sam but adds interesting improvements.

Fun and simplistic action-RPG that is 10 years old, but it's still capable of offering a ton of hours of enjoyment.

Deeper than the first installment, State of Decay 2 improves several features and adds a deeper management system with an enormous map to explore and an interesting cooperative online system, though it still has several technical issues.

Serial Cleaner is not a game that pretends to revolutionize a genre as it is the one of exploration and infiltration. In fact, he drinks a lot from classic sources. A very successful retro aesthetic that fits perfectly into a bulletproof gameplay. Passing a vacuum cleaner was never so much fun.

A classic RPG that works well but it's not great on every aspect of its gameplay.

Youtubers Life is an extremely good game for Xbox One, PS4 and specially Nintendo Switch. A great chance to become an important figure of the Youtube scene... without risking our lifetime.

An excellent platformer that is as beautiful as engaging and challenging. It has some flaws,like its sometimes imprecise controls, but as a whole, is an entertaining experience.

An interesting proposal that we've seen twice before it's Xbox release. Although it's one of the most beautiful games that you can find on Xbox One X, but not one of the longest or fastest.

A modest point'n click episodical adventures that is improving with every chapter released. The Great Great Escape is bigger and better, but still not perfect.

An adventure that will be enjoyed by H.P. Lovecraft's fans with a good setting but certain lack of action/puzzles making its story its strongest weapon to chain you to its desperation abyss.

A board game that is made to be enjoyed with friends only. The mayor flaw on Gremlins, Inc is that is not the best option for lonely gamers.

It's still a fun game, but Just Dance 2019 isn't the most innovative iteration on the series, nor the one with the best tracks list. That makes this game just ok, with a lot of space for improvements on the obvious next year's game of this series.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory is exactly what you would like a musical game in the Square Enix saga to be. A simple, direct, accessible and very funny title. It's so simple, the repeatability could take its toll soon, but if you commune with its extraordinary soundtrack, you won't mind too much. Still, it does not innovate anything within the genre and not all melodies offer the same rhythm with each beat.

A roguelike for iOS really adorable, with that aspect 16-bit and those gray tones to the Game Boy. It is a difficult game, but that's what we want from a title like that, right? And it's free.

The Blackout Club is a pretty fun adventure - especially played in a cooperative- that mixes stealth, horror and some conspiracy theory in a remarkable way. However, a rough combat and repetitive missions make the adventure lose steam with the hours.

20XX is going to make things very difficult for us. A remarkable roguelike with an aroma of Mega Man that seems a copy but that is a tribute to a whole way of making and understanding those kinds of video games.

Interesting but simple. Fun but ugly. Addictive but not for very long... A nice game that does a lot of things well, but also fails on others.

A good Pokémon debut on Nintendo Switch. However, the casual mechanics to attract users of Pokémon Go seems to us to play against being valiant and take a leap of quality according to the possibilities of the new machine.

An interesting and fun metroidvania that doesn't lasts long but entertains a until you reach its ending.

Follows the steps of the first installment, but adapts its formula to a somewhat simpler but completely different universe. If you liked the first game, or you're a fan of The Walking Dead, you should try your patience with this game.

Magnetic: Closed Cage offers interesting puzzles and a plot interesting enough to keep us hooked, but relies too heavily on ideas from other games.

The Messenger surprises by being a round game in all aspects. A platform that becomes metroidvania and that serves as a tribute to the classic Ninja Gaiden. And be careful, because we're also going to laugh a lot with him.

An interesting cooperative game that manages to offer something new and fun despite being technically flawed.

It isn't easy to steer the ship. World of Warships It is complex, but it knows entertain when the skill is acquired.

A wild game that manages to retain all the glamour of the 80's while still being funny and deep. Maybe it has some technical flaws, but still works.

An couple of outstanding adventures almost 20 years ago that are coming back almost untouched... That's a good and a bad thing at the same time. If you are an old school gamer that's looking to relive the original experience it's perfect, but the games are getting old to be as entertaining as they were.

Unlike almost everything, but far from perfect. Otakus should have it, the other players may have more complete options, but not so original in its genre.

Shattered Skies it's a good and exciting experience with a lot of hours of game with other people inside.