The best you can say about Black Desert Online is that it has an impressive character editor.

As fun as only Just Dance can be, this game is a great example of what this series does well... But doesn't include any real changes or new features.

An interesting RPG that lacks enough original content to be really interesting.

Excellent quality-price ratio for this challenging Spanish indie game that mixes platform and puzzle mechanics. Lovely graphics and punishing difficulty are its high points.

A great game that manages to adapt its original formula to a different system such as the mobile phones. It may be too similar on long term fishlabs has enough time to solve that after the release date.

A more than satisfactory expansion that takes us to Sinai to give us much more content and even improve somewhat the story arc of the creation of the Brotherhood of the Assassins with respect to the base game.

Overall, it feels like a game that doesn't want to disturb and has no soul of its own.

Outriders is much more than meets the eye. People Can Fly have done a superb job in delivering a self-sustaining looter shooter that manages to execute on some great ideas.

An episode with a great writing but our choices lack weight, making this a forgettable episode, despite the fact that it has some great moments in its limited length.

A great compilation with a lot of classics but we miss some games and a few more extras in the mix.

Another good effort to make CoD: WWII grow up a bit more. This DLC puts into the mix some welcomed air combat, but on the other side it doesn't do a lot of new things with the rest of its content.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl offers us a powerful adventure of radioactive terror. A first-person horror sim with survival elements in which we will have to learn to survive and improve our equipment to reach the end of its complex plot. Monsters, anomalies and enemy factions join the arid terrain and dangerous emissions to turn the proposal into a unique experience in which learning and intuition are as important as exploration and quick thinking when advancing.

An old school adventures that doesn't manage to adapt to modern times and make the same mistakes that this kind of games made 20 years ago.

A great compilation that offers 9 awesome classics, although only 7 of them have something 'special'. Altered Beast & Thunder Blade are the low points on this compilation.

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.

Xeodrifter offers a metroidvania -like experience entertaining and complete. A retro game that is rather short but with good qualities for fans of 2D action-platforming.

Weird West presents itself as a videogame divided in two, composed of a duality that places it between the experimental and the tried and tested formula, presenting a really appealing proposal in everything that has to do with role-playing and player-world interaction, and attending to conventionalisms in terms of action. I have a bit too much of the latter, but I can't help but applaud its merits. Play it on PC, though.

Two complementary products that work great together.

Metal Eden is a superb and addictive first-person shooter, capable of overcoming its obvious inspirations and adding real value thanks to its gameplay and aesthetic choices.

TMNT: Splintered Fate is a great action roguelike with cooperative elements, especially remarkable in terms of gameplay, although its technical aspect is not at the same level.

Effective entertainment for those nostalgic for Left 4 Dead. It attempts to introduce its own innovations to the formula, and although it doesn't always work, it's still fun. Just make sure you play it in multiplayer mode.

World to the West, despite improving the artistic style of Teslagrad, does not incorporate any gameplay mechanic that surpasses the impact of the original.

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.

Stela is a very pleasant experience from the first moment. Beautiful visuals and soundtrack for a platformer adventure maybe too short, flat and excessively simple in terms of difficulty.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is an awesome way to enjoy the game again in a portable machine with an interesting control system and a good technical appearance.

The new Grid is a satisfying driving experience, but it lacks that "X factor" that makes your game unique or special.

A very promising indie with a gameplay in which freedom, and relaxation will prevail. Encounters with very curious characters, AIs with very questionable decisions and plots of corruption and allegory of the human condition and technological escalation. An interesting game to get lost in.

While not perfect, Disney Illusion Island is a game developed so that everyone can have a good time with Mickey and his friends.

Quotation forthcoming.

A failed attempt to offer an excellent platformer with Kirby as its main character, because of its extremely low difficulty and a bad level design, despite being horribly beautiful and very fun when played with friends.

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

With the arrival of local cooperative games, Nintendo Switch version of The Escapists 2 becomes a must if you like games that make use your imagination and think out of the box. On the other hand, the lack of extra content could ward off those who already tried desktop versions.

The ultimate crossover in videogames. Fanservice in every pixel.

Hack'n Slash is a true homage to classic RPG, but in a very special way, letting us to play with the game not with the sword, but with our hacking skills. An original idea hampered by a poor technical side.

The costumes are an evolution of the masks of Majora's and provide new features for the traditional Zelda puzzles. It's fun to play, but things like the unbalanced single player and the deficient communication between players keep it from being outstanding.

Interesting yet unpolished proposal that falls too flat due to its repetition, despite its charming visuals and enjoyable gameplay.

Hawken has surprisingly re-emerged in consoles. Its style combines a fun, fast, frantic and a little strategic gameplay with the customization of your machine to adapt it to playing style, providing great depth and does not even feeling limited by the sense of pay-to-win.

Quotation forthcoming.

Runner3 will tell you the truth about your gaming skills. Despite its look that could make you think its a game made for kids, you will need all your reflexes and you will have to be hundred percent focused if you want to have a slight chance of getting to the goal.

An awesome experience to live the action and adventures of the 30's with a lovely TV style and thousands of bullets all around... and of course, tons of humor for 4 players.

Darwin's Paradox! is an adventure told with fantastic animation and undeniable charisma. It stumbles with somewhat unrefined gameplay systems and a bland puzzle approach, but it will still manage to bring a smile to your face.

Fun and interesting, Surviving Mars is a kind-of-SimCity in the Mars surface that challenges the player to create his own civilization, buildings and survival system, adding some exploration mechanics.

Atomfall is a cold fusion of elements that work with design decisions that are not entirely clear. Its British scenarios serve as a backdrop for an adventure that flees from the RPG promising a survival that falls short with some mechanics that feel forced. It is still an enjoyable game but comparisons with the greats of the genre leave a project that could have used a few more months of development.

It's always great to relive some of the most important moments of the best Dragon Ball series. However, its mechanics and depth as RPG do not fit in this context. We will feel that we have wasted a lot of hours artificially, but at least its combat does know how to reflect the spectacularity and magnitude expected.

Rise of Iron isn't the most innovative nor biggest expansion pack that Destiny have seen, but still it's a fun one, bringing some fun to those players that want to return to this universe despite the repetitiveness of the formula.

Rocket Arena is an extremely fun game with a commitment to the long term and the seasons to continue increasing its online community.

Mundfish arrives with a charismatic and powerful proposal that leaves us wanting a sequel.

Dambuster manages to improve on the formula with a zombie smasher who does everything very well.

WWE 2k16 solves almost every problem that the previous game had, making it one of the most enjoyable wrestling games of the last few years.

Aven Colony is a nice alternative to Cities: Skylines and a well made city builder. Even when it gets boring or repetitive it's still a nice game.

A nice piece of content that may fall too short on added features, compared with what we had on the original game.

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.

Nice and fun, but too expensive for a mobile game and maybe too continuist compared with Layton's franchise prior entries.

Although its presentation doesn't hide its portable past, Freedom Wars Remastered is still as fun as it was a decade ago and certain aspects have even been improved to make its adventure more fluid and enjoyable, with its story mode standing out.

As repetitive as Musou games can be, this one is even worse because of its lack of relevant new features.

The Surge is a rather unfair experience. It tries to be a difficult product but ends up lying in flagrant errors.

Now Wii U users are able to enjoy this fun tower defense, a great option for beginners in the strategy field.

My Time at Portia is a different RPG. If you liked titles such as Stardew Valley or Harvest Moon, Pathea Games' proposal expands in a remarkable way although leaving fringes.

Spellforce 3's mix of RTS and RPG can be interesting for a good amount of players but can also be not enough for the most devoted RTS and RPG's players. The narrative doesn't do anything special but maintains a good rhythm and do its best.

A true racing simulator that may not be appealing for every player, but manages to offer a different view of the racing genre on consoles.

The worst part of Another Code: Recollection is that it ends. Being able to enjoy Ashley, the Robbins family, and the mysteries these games hold is a real delight.

Beside his poor technical aspect, the best thing of the game it's the gameplay. The battles may seem simple, but they contain a lot of tricks to provide depth.

A good taste of nostalgia that still smells a bit old, despite its improvements over the original game.

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

Sonic Superstars returns to 2D in a brand new adventure set in an all-new world with mind-blowing effects and 4-player local and online multiplayer.

Starpoint Gemini Warlords is fun but also looks "incomplete" when we face combat. A good 4X experience full of details and options, and with a very positive technical aspect.

Camouflaj has finally gotten us into a superhero like no one else has ever done before (not even Batman in his Batman Arkham VR).

Rage 2 excels as an FPS for its agile gunplay mixed with killer skills. It is a pity that the open world, despite the effort to present different biomes, has so little to offer.

Hard West is monotonous and short in options... but has a great story, unexpected, fresh, that is the only reason you will continue playing.

Nidhogg is as visceral & fun as you can imagine. One of the best multiplayer games, but an awful proposal for single player.

Rad Rodgers World One is a charming experience for the older gamers that enjoyed the classic 2D platformers of the 90's with a great visual quality but a very short length.

As well rounded as unforgiving and visually engaging. The Flame in the Flood almost becomes an outstanding game, but some minor flaws prevent that.

Classic, intense, fun but also a little "oldie", that the way Pathfinder: Kingmaker works. A great option for RPG fans that focuses on the fans of the old style.

Elliot Ness, now retired, is allied with Al Capone to solve the mysterious disappearance of some children in Santa Esperanza.

An interesting way to re-conduct the style of Dead by Daylight. Powerful survivors able to win the battle if they work together. A good experience and full of strategical choices for the serial killer.

A complete RTS if you are looking for a single player experience, but an awful online experience.

The best way to play Ninja Gaiden today, although it falls short of appeal beyond the joy of bringing the Hayabusa formula back to 4K 60 FPS on supported platforms.

Even with such an imaginative and refreshing world, Schafer's conclusion to this story ends up being a mere repetition to its previous episode, leaving us wondering, where did that spirit go?

As a playable Star Wars version, Battlefront has no rivals. But as a game, there's not enough content to entertain players for months.

An interesting game for those who are still waiting for Left 4 Dead 4, but with it's own twists that make this game even more fun. It could have more zombie types, better matchmaking or an interesting multiplayer PvP... But maybe that's too much for a B-class game like this.

Big Brain Academy returns with an installment that emphasizes its multiplayer part, but falls short both in terms of options and content. What is available is good, but it is also insufficient at a time when it is easy to find more interesting proposals, both in terms of mental training and in terms of the party games catalogue. It's not a bad game, but it doesn't go beyond the minimum required.

Sakura Wars doesn't completely fulfill what was expected. Without being a disaster, its story is slow and its battles are too simple. It builds on the popular LIPS system to deliver conversations that are the backbone of a game that can delight anime fans and not many others.

An independent sequel based on the recycling of elements of the first that stands out above all by raising the number of Digimon to 320.

Little Battlers eXperience is a too-simple JRPG, but it will delight anime fans. It shows its true potential in combat against other players.

A short but fun add-on that lacks a proper punch to make it more appealing for those who didn't get into the original game.

The game is really fun and is a gift for fans of rhythm games. If you like metal, you're in luck. In addition, the artistic section is awesome, with a game full of humor and excesses, and the editor of levels makes his life endless.

A great and fun game that fails to provide enough progression on its mechanic. Nonetheless, you'll find a game that is as big as easy to play and beautifully crafted, which is faithful to the universe created by George Miller.

The formula works and is fun, even if it begs for a little more interaction. One of the best installments of the anthology so far.

Despite being so similar compared to Master of Shadows in terms of gameplay, Shards of Darkness improves in visuals and level design, but still has deficiencies in terms of AI and narrative.

Evil Dead: The Game works as an asymmetrical multiplayer and as a great tribute to the franchise. By polishing some details, we could be looking at a new benchmark of the genre.

Menchiari and the Polish division of Flying Wild Hog manage to offer a very personal experience, a tribute to the samurai cinema of the last century that will delight all those who enjoyed films like Yojimbo at the time and that could well work as a sequel to Rashômon.

We wanted to love Dead Rising 4 but it has plenty of little fails all over the game that made us love it less than we were desiring.

Goblin Stone has a repetitive but addictive gameplay loop with enough variants to make us want to keep you going. The twist in the narrative helps to keep the interest, despite a somewhat tedious progress system that does not fit with the narrative.

This DLC Season starts strong for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, with an interesting pack full of variety on the competitive side, and the interesting addition of the Exo Zombis mode. The worst thing about Havoc is Slideshow, the clown themed map... But that's kind of personal.

A surprisingly good horror exploration adventure that relies too much on a single mechanic, which makes the final part of Layers of Fear too reiterative, and that is its only flaw.

Unfortunately its ancient portable origins somewhat spoil the proposal, to meet an improper set the times in visual art, and it also has one of the most uncomfortable cameras we remember.

Is beautiful and huge. However, this is a title whose first game is the best, while in the second, even though trying to do something different things, is noticeably dull.

A good game that will please almost every motocross fan that wants to reprise the real life tournaments.