Unpretentious entertainment that drags too many technical and artistic aspects that are too outdated today.

One Piece World Seeker looked like 'the game' for One Piece fans, but finally is just a game for those fans, leaving everyone else bored with its bad mission and combat design.

A very comical perspective of the online shooters of today. Fun, nonsensical and frantic. A good way to enjoy of a soft shooter that doesn't try to become the best of the 2017 scene.

This Is The Police is a game that contributes very little in terms of gameplay. Its gameplay relies more on the narrative than on the management mechanics, and that's not always good.

Until Dawn Rush of Blood is a fun experience, but gets old too fast even while lasting only for two hours.

Bandai Namco takes advantage of one of its latest anime, Synduality: Noir. to create Synduality: Echo of Ada. A game that invites us to shoot monsters, enemies and other players while we travel on the back of our own mecha. The customization and preparation of each raid become an important part of the proposal while we get resources, fight and get money to improve our subway headquarters. With touches of roguelike and a lot of desire to keep us glued to the control as long as possible, the lack of content and automation make that in the end we are left wanting more.

A missed opportunity. Vane had a lot of potential, but in the end it wasn't used in terms of creating a compelling game.

Valkyrie Elysium shows its best side in combat, offering a frenetic, dynamic and demanding experience that does not have the right company in the other facets of the game. Its story does not accompany, the narration does not contribute much and neither does the level design. Fortunately, when you dive into its frenetic combat, everything gets better.

The zombies are slow, clumsy, repeated and simpletons. These adjectives are also valid for this game of the The Walking Dead universe, from the creators of Payday, a definitely better game. You can expect updates and improvements in this first person shooter.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising is a two-dimensional action game built on the precepts of Japanese role-playing. It is an enjoyable "JRPG lite" that doesn't require a great deal of commitment, and presents an interesting and enjoyable universe in which you want to linger. A game that doesn't do anything wrong, but doesn't do anything particularly remarkable either, and which serves as a prequel to the eagerly awaited Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes.

The new episode of God Eater saga has good ideas, taken from the best games of the genre, but they are poorly implemented.

Interesting but repetitive action/adventure that could have been much better with a little bit of imagination on its missions and combat system.

As weird as ridiculous, Human: Fall Flat is more fun to watch than to play it because its random controls, something not very good for a puzzle game albeit its puzzles are not challenging.

An add-on that completes the main history of the game but does nothing specially new or interesting during its two hours run.

A nice idea that does not work due to its repetitiveness and because it can cause (a lot) of nausea.

One good port from a plain poor fighting game that has no upgrades designed for the PC version.

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown offers us to compete at our own pace in a Hong Kong with somewhat outdated graphics in which there is no lack of factions, dealers and guided tuning. An open world proposal that seems to lack a few months of cooking and that is far from being able to stand up to the greats of the genre.

Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror does not reach the average standard of the genre, but despite its problems it is still an interesting exercise with some good ideas. Its proposal doesn't make you fall in love, but it serves to lay the foundations for future projects that could improve on what we've seen. Several scenarios and types of enemies, weapons, inventory and a refreshing protagonist are the most positive parts of a title to which the lack of budget takes its toll.

Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth is, once again, a mediocre visual novel riddled with sexual (and barely related) content that makes it almost impossible to feel comfortable playing. Once again the combat system is forgotten by dozens of hours of dialogue making Mask of the Truth only accessible for true lovers of the franchise.

Where Winds Meet offers an ambitious third-person adventure in which we become heroes or heroines of 10th-century China. A vast open-world RPG, full of possibilities, which we can enjoy alone, with friends, or with unknown players. Absolute freedom to act, decide, and forge our legend allows us to customize our martial arts, choose our path, and move through the world by running on water, walking on walls, or even flying like in a Chinese martial arts movie. Unfortunately, the gameplay is hampered by this ambition with mini-games that don't quite work well and a use of AI that seems to go beyond dialogues with NPCs.

Aliens: Fireteam Elite is an online co-operative action title that exudes love for the franchise on which it is based, that doesn't aspire to revolutionise anything and that has, in its simplicity, its main virtues and defects. As accessible and satisfying as it is repetitive. A perfect videogame to enjoy in company. Immediate fun that will also delight fans of the second film installment of the franchise. A pity it doesn't take more risks and is so predictable in almost everything it does.

The Crown of Wu has a great sense of adventure that doesn't quite shine because of a gameplay that lacks finesse.

Scars Above offers a space adventure that mixes several genres with an asymmetric result that does not work as well as it should.

The Silver Case is a mix between an awesome plot and a very "old style" control system that provides the player of a retro and very visual experience based on hours and hours of reading.

An experiment made video game. A strange but fun experience that gains whole thanks to its physics engine and a hilarious cooperative mode.

Dead by Daylight "dies" a little in this console version which features several translation problems and works as a poor PC port of the original game. Enjoyable if you play with your friends, but that's all.

The Assembly fails trying to keep the player's interest due to its extremely slow rhythm and the repetitive gameplay system. Good story, weak controls & targets.

Born of Bread is a good game with some interesting and well-executed ideas. Its visual and artistic section fits with the story and characters. However, it ends up being a half-baked bread, it needs to polish some small details in design and combat.

An interesting documental-videogame in which we are going to learn a little bit more about the Czech Republic during the WWII Nazi Occupation. But forget about "playing" it.

Loading Human has some nice ideas tampered by an awful control scheme, horrible visuals and a lasting appeal shorter than it should due its price.

King of Meat offers cooperative fun in dungeons that mix platforming, action, and puzzles in a very unique way. However, its progression and continuity depend entirely on how the community chooses to use the title itself and its level editor.

Despite its lack of ambition, InnerSpace fulfills what it promises: a calm exploration title with much more underlying narrative than the average of its genre.

A title that was very bad in its original release, even working with Kinect, now continues to have deficiencies. Yes, the recreation of the Pixar's scenes and characters are really accomplished. The fact of being translated to Castilian (with original Spanish dubbing actors in many cases) is a gift for the smallest players in the house.

The Descendant has a compelling plot but a very short length and a gameplay full of ups and downs. 1h per episode doesn't feel enough.

Quotation forthcoming.

The continuous remakes have hackneyed the original PSP idea. It seems old, it feels old and it still has technical issues, despite its humble origins.

A nostalgic game that lives better in our minds that in reality.

DROS is an interesting adventure, but it has some problems that can make it a forgettable experience. It has a poor performance on Switch, basic combat and, at times, confusing puzzle and platform sections.

Funko Fusion repeats mechanics over and over again in a game offer that leaves many gaps to fill. A proposal that presents worlds more pampered than others and that leaves us with the feeling that between so much shooting and hitting there was room for more.

Fun, fast and unpretentious but too close to the mobile version of the game... And without any official licenses.

A Plague Tale: Requiem has seemed to me an exercise as remarkable visually as irregular mechanically and narratively. A competent videogame that will please those who enjoyed the first one, but that repeats, and I would even say that it intensifies, some of the mistakes that were pointed out to the original.

Absolutely confusing. Managing your faction is great, but the combat system, especially the display and movement of your troops, are pure Chaos.

A good coop game that is fun only for a while, due its limited variety.

Override 2: Super Mech League is fun on a multiplayer level and we'll really enjoy it with friends. Correct and enjoyable if you manage to get into its competition dynamics but with several errors that keep it from the best fighting games.

A good virtual reality experience, but a purchase is only advisable if you are a serious fan of star Trek. The game will require you to play buttons for hours. Of course, aboard a ship from the Star Trek universe.

Fun but shallow dual stick shooter that will last while you have colleagues on your couch.

SpellForce 3 is still a good game, even though the RPG side of the gameplay clearly takes the uphand on the RTS side. The console port could have been much better, too.

Worse than the sum of its parts. Valley is a game that tries to do a lot of things, but doesn't does anything specially right albeit offers some fun moments while exploring.

Errors, glitches and other technical issues, and the passivity to fix them, are too numerous and important to give it the highest rating it would deserve.

Aphelion is a third-person adventure set on a remote planet. With two playable characters and the planet Persephone as the true protagonist, its climbing mechanics and stealth sequences aren’t enough to draw us into the experience. DON’T NOD repeats some of its past mistakes by forcing drama and intensity in an adventure where science fiction is relegated to a secondary role. A flimsy excuse to watch the characters suffer and declare their love for one another to the strains of a cello throughout the four or five hours the experience lasts.

Much more interesting by adapting the technique of claymation to a video game than the gameplay itself.

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.

An extended version of a PC game that wasn't perfect but managed to entertain in short bursts. The same thing happened on the Xbox One version, but it's a bit more expensive.

LEGO 2K Drive is an ideal game for the little ones in the house, but it doesn't reach the level of other titles in the franchise.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 feels unfinished. The campaign feels like a spin-off of something much bigger, and the zombies don't quite fit in the open world. The multiplayer acts as a redemption for a product that should have stayed in DLC.

At a price of 19.99 euros on all platforms -29.99 in its deluxe version with various skins and motifs for the maze- Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle: Chomp Champs offers an interesting gameplay but with ups and downs, becoming in the end a game that will make you spend good times between one activity and another, but does not contain the high doses of pique and wanting to keep playing that made us spend coin after coin in the arcade machines of the 80s.

A cheap motorbikes game that manages to entertain but doesn't offer a deeper or polished driving experience.

The Minecraft's heritage here is inescapable. A good experience, and a really addictive game that allows us to improve our character through procedural environments.

Windbound starts off promisingly, but after a few hours it already seems to have shown everything it has to offer and from there we will only be hooked on solving its narrative mystery based on repeatability of objectives.

Rogue Trooper: Redux is a fine piece of memorabilia of past games. It's perfect for someone willing to remember the old days but it's feels, now, as an archaic, rather edgy kind of game.

A different kind of horror that could have been much better without its technical flaws and a bit more freedom.

We analyze one of those titles that could only come from Japan, Gal Gun Double Peace, one of those games that mixes two genres as diverse as can be visual novels and shooter on rails.

Far from remembering us at glorious times like those of Evolution Studios' WRC II: Extreme, Kylotonn is sinking the official license in the mud for not worrying to correct the gameplay.

Submerged is boring and not a challenge for the players. The game has beautiful visual effects, but the animation of the main character is terrible.

Terminator Resistance is a good idea, poorly executed. Poor in the visuals, it has mechanics that don't surprise despite having good stealth phases and elements from various genres. Its original story and its good atmosphere will please fans of the franchise, but few others.

The years don't go in vain. de Blob was a game certainly revolutionary in 2008 for its mixture of physics and colour. Nowadays, it does not surprise and it ends up being repetitive.

Deliver Us Mars goes beyond the moon in its intention to become a trilogy.

A short and easy story, dull assaults, boring multiplayer maps and a small social space. That means that The Curse of Osiris could have been great, but as it is, it's far from achieving that.

A complete disaster saved by a competent online multiplayer. Devil's Third is ugly, with bad control, and is boring... Itagaki must have been napping while developing this.

PlayStation's new hero shooter is not off to a good start due to the lack of content and poorly defined characters. However, Concord has plenty of potential to become a good game, but it needs to take advantage of it and the market is not going to make it easy.

A fun game for a while that gets old too fast.

Similar to the classic arcade, but worse due the changes and modifications included, that doesn't hit the balloon correctly.

Too simple in most of its sections and with a great lack of an unifying element in its gameplay that makes it more satisfying.

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

With Puppet House you have the perfect excuse to spend a Halloween afternoon, especially if you have teenage gamers at home. A title focused on the public from 12 years old that will populate your dreams of nightmares and that is passed in about 3 hours without difficulty. Entertaining, without great pretensions and with a story that could well star in one of the softest chapters of Creepshow or the famous Nightmares by R.L. Stine.

An interesting adventure that draws us to a distopical (an pixelated) future in the veins of classic sci-fi movies like Blade Runner, but it becomes less and less interesting the more you play it.

Good ideas but not the best way of making them true.

A DLC that's not the most inspired post-launch content that we've seen. Almost everything is improveable, and nothing here is worth its price.

TopSpin 2K25 should have been much more and not just a minimal visual update of the fourth game that also, and as it could not be otherwise with current 2K, bases its approach on online play and earning coins to buy things we don't need.

The Red Solstice is a space RTS in Mars. The big problem is that The Red Solstice touches many topics that ends up being generic.

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

State of Decay 2: Daybreak pack's expansion is actually a "horde" mode for State of Decay 2. And yes, it may be fun for some people, but everyone else will miss the survival-management experience in order to repeat the main game's gameplay.

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness has serious flaws to be a leader in the J-RPG genre. A flat and full of clichés history does not compensate decent combat system.

Despite its original mechanics, its own smartphone formula becomes boring quickly.

A nice adventure that has a lot of technical issues and some control problems.

Sonic tries to reconquer the throne, but this is not his best attempt. Fire & Ice brings back the speed levels, but the special arcade sections are inconsistent and technically insufficient. Only for the biggest fans of the blue hedgehog.

Simple but entertaining roguelike that may not be a GOTY but can take a few hours of your time if you are into this kind of game.

Good initial sensations that don't hide their technical and control problems that we hope will be solved in the complete work.

Fun but easy and short point'n' click adventure. Fire tries to entertain to every member of the family, but forgets the challenge on doing it.

Cronos: The New Dawn fails to deliver a well-rounded survival horror experience due to combat that doesn't measure up to the rest of the game. On the other hand, it also gives us a wonderful science fiction story that is fascinating both narratively and visually.

An interesting new environment for the storytelling of Batman with the classic Telltale's style but the result is too bad.

Axel McCoin must investigate a corpse plot while trying to remember his past in Neon Blood. Its style, halfway between Pixel Art and 3D rendered environments, offers us a gameplay proposal that reminds us visually of the 90's experiments and, in its structure, of the old Nintendo 8-bit games. An experience that works but leaves us halfway in many aspects.

An interesting roguelike FPS, which is hard and beautiful but with loose controls and awful sound.

Sonic X Shadow Generations recalls one of the great games of the series and adds extra content that doesn't quite shine. Sonic's adventure is now very enjoyable, but Shadow's approach has fallen tragically short.

One of those games that lies to the eye, offering a deep and complicated proposal that only fall flat on delivering a wider variety of challenges.

A strong premise that gets lost with a bad execution on its visuals and dull combat.

DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing’s intention is clear: to attract the most loyal audience of the animation studio. Unfortunately, its negative points don't invite players to stay for a long season, but the charm that remains makes it perfect to have more than a good time, especially in company.

The Smurfs - Dreams offers a varied platformer with some very interesting ideas. A journey through the dreams of several of the most beloved Smurfs of the village that falls short despite the collectibles that invite replayability.