A great neo-retro game that manages to be fresh and a perfect homage to some old classic like Wonder Boy.

Sucker Punch has successfully solved the challenge of creating such an extremely Japanese game by an occidental studio. Despite being essentially a blueprinted open world game, its historical setting and combat with katana are extremely satisfying to have enjoyed the more than 20 hours of game it has to offer.

One great opportunity for all the Xbox One owners to enter through the front door to the Olympus. Fun and deep, despite being a bit worse than the original PC version.

Lara Croft Go is a fantastic puzzle game where we have to move to the famous archaeologist by a board, box to box, to live one of his great adventures. Fresh, original and very addictive. And with a fantastic design.

An excellent remaster that stays as great as the original game thanks to the work on graphics and the quality of the original proposal.

A great expansion pack with plenty of new features that will entertain those who enjoyed the complete game.

An awesome port that may not be easy for newcomers but offers an interesting and deep gameplay proposal that can draw you into its world almost forever.

One of the best racing sims ever created, yet there's still room to improve on a couple of areas of its proposal.

Despite not being very convinced by its triple system of obtaining combat resources, Doom Eternal is as frantic as you might expect. A long campaign with inspired arenas... not accompanied by an interesting story despite the narrative efforts.

MLB The Show 20 is yet another success for Sony San Diego. The perfection of its mechanics, the design of the stadiums and players, and the number of modes it offers players make it, without a doubt, this year's baseball title par excellence.

A great improvement over the first installment, but not a perfect game. Its history is good, but not great and its gameplay looks like an evolution of what we've already played.

An evolution of the two previous games that is as fun as they were but a bit more varied in the classic sense of the word. It has some flaws, but even with that it's a great game.

One nice try solving some mistakes made in the original game, but there's still room to improve... We need more content and new locations.

A great port that only could have been better including the steam Workshop integration. We know that's impossible, but it's an issue that makes this version worse than the original.

Capcom returns to the series' gameplay origins while going a step forward on its gameplay. A welcomed addition to the Resident Evil franchise, and a proper new entry in it.

A great racing game that doesn't improves a lot over previous iterations of the franchise but does small advancement that will satisfy almost every F1 fan out there.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD is the HD edition this game deserves.

Sometimes crossovers surprise us by bringing together in the same title two apparently disconnected licenses like these. In addition, the game allows us to see an unprecedented genre in the adventures of the italian plumber as is the turn-based strategy, and the result could not be better for this debut.

Platinum Games is victorious in a risky bet, although with certain aspects to improve in its rhythm of play.

An excellent game as many previous Remedy Games, that manages to fulfill our power phantasy of becoming an action hero, while offering a great story and being unique in itself.

Specter of Torment is an outstanding prequel, independent game and expansion (all in one) despite recycling lots of assets from the original.

Victorian London is the perfect playground with plenty of content and fun... despite its still present graphical glitches.

Kojima has done it again. Death Stranding presents an exciting story full of plot twists that are truly amazing. The game has one of the most interesting exploration systems we've ever seen and its way of connecting the community is very interesting. It wont leave anybody indifferent.

The use of the Unreal Engine 4 raises the Ace Combat franchise to new levels. Exquisite gameplay, a long and varied campaign ... it's a pity that its multiplayer content is so scarce.

A unique puzzler that doesn't last for long, but its worth every second it gives us.

Addictive, deep, funny... Housemarque continues showing that are the finnish kings of the digital titles at good quality-price ratio.

Creative Assembly Studio knows a lot about strategies of war and fun. Total War: Three Kingdoms is a clear and sophisticated evolution. The series will continue on this path and lovers of the genre can be happier than those players who have never been in Total War.

Project CARS is one of the great racing games of this generation but it feels as if it may have been even better with a little extra polishing.

Torchlight II for consoles remains true to the one that captivated us on PC and it adapts perfectly to desktop platforms.

Taking advantage of the great leap in quality with 2K18, WWE 2K19 presents the largest offering of game modes to have us stuck to the virtual ring another year.

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.

Life is Strange is a brilliant concept that you will love if you forget prejudices.

If this is not the best remaster ever seen, it comes very close. Gears of War Ultimate Edition is a wonderful looking game that is still as fun as we remembered. Only the AI and some minor bugs prevent the remaster for being even better.

MachineGames continues to raise the overall level of the Wolfenstein franchise, although it could have taken more advantage of the cooperative and there is excessive grinding.

The same excellent game that conquered us a few months ago but with more content and fewer rivals online (due its lack of cross platform gaming).

Life is Strange is a brilliant concept that you will love if you forget prejudices.

Monster Hunter Stories is a game that adds to the series a more Japanese style of narration, adding the turn-based combat mode. An awesome RPG for Nintendo 3DS.

A fantastic version of Diablo III to enjoy, this time, on the Nintendo hybrid console. And it comes with all the current content of this title that has been designed to be replayed almost infinitely, and on almost any platform. The portable version and the possibility of playing at home are what we like the most. And least of all, the fact that we cannot cross party with our Battle.net account. A small drawback to be able to enjoy a title that returns to feel like new in a new platform (and we must remember that Diablo III is a game that is already 6 years old). Almost nothing.

An excellent fighting game that has almost everything that we loved about the original Soul Calibur games, but still improves on its formula.

The same excellent game but a little bit uglier yet more portable.

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.

A 'complete edition' pack that only include one new DLC with two characters and one game mode. It may not look like much, and if you already have the digital version of the game you don't need to buy this Plus edition... But if you haven't played this superb platformer yet or you are a hardcore Sonic fan you have to have it.

MLB The Show 16 is simply the best modern game of baseball. Despite being quite similar to 2015, it adds improvements and additions that makes it not look like a clone of the last edition.

Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is good, nice and cheap for all the content that offers. If there has to be an indispensable remaster, it's this one.

Probably the best entry on this series. Instant fun that lasts while the microgames last... And that may not be for a long time. At least it's an intense and true love.

An old school game that manages to do almost everything well being a living homage to some gaming classic while still retaining its own and unique flavour.

A charming & scary 2D adventure full of Japanese elements & a great aesthetic work on its back. One of the best survival horror games for PS Vita.

Frostpunk can get to your heart and let it frozen just with a few simple decisions and that's amazing.

Insomniac Games brings back its most prolific license in the "game based on the movie based on the game", but we have found it rather the perfect tribute to its 15 years of existence. It is cheap, beautiful and extremely funny.

A good port of an already excellent JRPG that the genre's fans should play if they've not yet.

An RPGwith an old school RPG spirit, that may not be the best choice for those used to more modern RPGs because of its rhythm. Besides that, it's an excellent game.

Observer is a fantastic experience. A mixture of genres that presents us with an exciting futuristic story, full of tension and terror. With a great graphic and great design. If you like cyberpunk's aesthetics and stories, you can not let it pass.

An excellent role-playing game that will delight lovers of the genre but does not serve as an entrance for new players.

Battlerite goes far beyond the MOBA concept and puts player on a multiplayer arena that will remind us games like Nex Machina, but without leaving its original MOBA roots, making this game an excellent alternative to traditional games of the genre.

Different, beautiful and unique albeit too short and not very 'interactive'. An experience that is worth playing if you are into walking simulators.

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is still the best alternative to Mario Kart. Its cast of charismatic characters, its gameplay and power-ups, as well as its race tracks are at a high level. It is a pity that this remake has almost no new content and is limited to remaking the original CTR and Nitro Kart.

Codemasters has not risked much in this latest installment before the generation change, although new features such as the My Team mode are appreciated.

Wild Hearts is not only a great exponent of the genre, it can also be a highly recommended entry point.

A great compilation that manages to make Nathan Drake look better than ever, despite the fact that its first game was released long ago. Its only flaw is the elimination of the multiplayer modes on the 2nd and 3rd entries.

It's easy to perceive that Metro Exodus is the evolution of the two previous 4A games. The open spaces, the good narrative and the mix of shooter, crafting and stealth get an adventure that could be better with a more coherent enemy AI and more technical stability. If this is your first video game in the Metro series, you will be surprised. If you're a Metro fan, you will be too.

Fresh and fun discovery that is just the opposite to the 'usual' AAA games. An example of what an indie game must be.

Super Mario Party is a great debut of the party genre franchise on Nintendo Switch. Joy-Con control gets the most out of the console's capabilities while having a perennial smile in almost all of its 80 minigames. Super funny.

Monument Valley 2 expands the gameplay mechanics of the first and adds a new layer of depth thanks to the inclusion of a second playable character that also has transcendence in the plot. Its only defect is its length.

The care of XCOM: Chimera Squad is total despite being a much less ambitious work than XCOM 2 and the only thing that tarnishes its good intentions are a few errors and crashes that can easily be solved in the first days of the title's life.

An excellent co-op game that manages to entertain despite its not-so-great tempo due to its profound variety within almost every scene.

A fantastic pack with all the Kingdom Hearts franchise. Four games and two movies are a perfect combination while we wait until the Kingdom Hearts III launch...some day.

Capcom has expanded its universe of monsters in a more than correct way with a cold place full of very high level monsters.

Bigger and better but not perfect. Its campaign is too linear and predictable, and that hampers the experience. Besides that, its multiplayer face is almost flawless, despite the micropayment controversy.

Fun & complete, this is a free-to-play-heroic-shooter that allow the player to enjoy thousands of hours of shoots, magic and customization. Great job, and also in constant expansion.

One of the best games of the previous generation better than ever. The two graphics options are worth it, and the expansions will delight those who enjoyed the base game. Remedy is in control.

Considering its platform of origin, many people have not played the original. In that case, this is the perfect opportunity to enjoy this essential game in this industry.

New first-party from Nintendo, and a new great game for Switch. Despite the fact that it was announced just two months ago, the new installment of Mario's RPG saga is brilliant, even if its combat puzzles mechanics become too repetitive.

Resident Evil Village tastes new while still exuding the aromas of its essence. It manages to explore terror through new settings while compiling different approaches to build a videogame that, while tending towards action, does not forget the puzzle, exploration and tension typical of the saga. All this with a top technical aspect and an interesting plot that manages to be significant in the macro-plot of its fiction.

One of the most interesting VR games on PlayStation VR. An immersive action experience in the vein of Guy Ritchie's movies that will please all those who seek an interesting FPS in VR.

An excellent RPG and an excellent card game that mixes both genres to create a unique experience that will entertain you during almost 20 hours despite its not especially varied outside its cards.

Monster Hunter Generations is a good way to enter into the world of Monster Hunter and a good game for hardcore hunters.

At the beginning, Pillars of Eternity has too much of the classic Infinity Engine games. A few hours later you'll start to discover its particular magic and fall in love. It's a tribute to those games and Obsidian Entertainment have achieved to refresh the old formula.

The Yakuza series is again founded on three main pillars in The Song of Life: myriad activities and mini-games, deep combat, and wonderful storytelling that ends the era of Kazuma Kyriu and serves to draw the new horizon toward which Sega will go.

Life is Strange Before The Storm: Awakening sets the stage for what promises to be a more than worthy prequel to the acclaimed Life is Strange.

From the Mercenary Kings' creators comes a completely different adventure, with the same graphical style but a ton of new tricks under its sleeve.

A very interesting alternative in the Tycoon genre.

A multiplayer game that may be different than any other game out there, but still capable of engaging gamers to this empty world.

A Commandos-like RTS that manages to revive a genre by itself.

Despite the lack of innovation or novelties that would have added something to the experience while respecting the structure of the original, returning to Lost Heaven with this quality has been an offer that we could not refuse and neither should you.

An outstanding co-op game that is better than the original in almost every possible way, but still offers a short campaign and isn't a good single player experience.

Fire Emblem Fates is one more reason to buy a Nintendo 3DS. Intelligent Systems creates a very beautiful yet hardcore rpg.

The successful incorporation of the 3D World style, the maximum interest and invitation with the puzzle levels or all the inclusions for the multiplayer in all its aspects (especially when the patch arrives), compensate for the Story mode which has not been so inspired or that it remains somewhat tedious both on the touch screen with your finger and with the console in the Dock.

A tranquil and serene game in the flavour of Journey or Inside, one that is as beautiful as it can be.

Steel Division: Normandy 44 is one of the most interesting games about IIWW. Eugen Systems has created a really complex mix of tabletop wargames and RTS.

A great return to the 2D platformer's roots.

A successful reimagining of an old classic that not only does what the original game did, but evolves its formula to show a more modern gameplay.

World of Warcraft: Legion is a major expansion to Blizzard Entertainment’s acclaimed massively multiplayer online role-playing game.

The Medium will not be the best psychological horror game in the world, but it engages like few others. Bloober Team once again raises a bar that dropped somewhat after Blair Witch and presents us at times two games in one, with quite effective mechanics despite its simplicity. A great gift for Xbox Game Pass subscribers who will enjoy it from day one.

A nice ending for Fire Emblem Fates, but not a perfect one. Revelation makes the same mistakes than the other two versions of the game.

One of the best games on Nintendo Switch. Very agile with a new vision of classic hunts.

War of the Chosen is a nice way to return to the Avenger and fight those aliens. The new content is good and the whole game feels like new.

Pikmin 3 Deluxe was one of the best Wii U games and it becomes one of the best Nintendo Switch games. The adaptation is good although it could have been deeper on a technical level, as well as a control that despite the improvements continues to be imprecise. But what a pleasure it is to complete each new day on this planet with these wonderful creatures. Hopefully Pikmin 4 is with us soon.

New engine, new characters, new combat techniques and new game modes. Tekken 7 is still the king of 3D fighting games, but there should have been some more risk and evolution of the franchise after so many years of waiting. The story of the Mishima is the central mode, but it fails to satisfy us as much as it had promised to the core fans.