Days Gone Remastered fits great on PS5 with renewed visuals and a very interesting Horde Assault mode. A perfect excuse to come back, or to experience it for the first time.

Side order is a surprising expansion pass with addictive and challenging content thanks to a complex roguelike-style system. Everything is balanced and its replayability is guaranteed, being able to spend many hours to unlock all its objects. Highly recommended.

Interesting take on survival horror +roguelike games that brings something that VR on PS4 still doesn't have. But as a game, there's not much to delve into here.

A good selection of classic beat'em ups that could have been even better with little effort.

One of those games that transcend its own nature to become something more... almost art. This is the best way to make Joel immortal.

Tomodachi Life: A Dream Life is a social simulation game where you create Miis and watch them interact in unpredictable ways, generating comical and absurd situations. While it is tremendously fun, certain Nintendo policies hinder what should be a much more community-driven social experience.

The game only offers a visual improvement, but it still may work in a very specific scenario: discovering Dragon's Dogma by that audience who missed it in the first place during the last generation. The game has aged well though we still hope for a Dragon's Dogma 2.

An intelligent game that may not be for all kind of gamers, but if you buy into its mechanics you'll be sucked into this post-apocalyptic world despite its lack of any narrative.

A fine shooter that does great great a few things, while not trying to do anything new. It doesn't lasts long, but is extremely fun while it lasts.

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.

A fun rhythm game that is funnier when played with the drum, and with friends in its multiplayer mode. If that's not the case, Taiko No Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun is a bit less stellar.

Hand of Fate offers a fresh, absorbing experience with a great fusion of genres and concepts. While its difficulty and fight system prevent it from achieving excellence, this is an intriguing new game made by a promising new team.

Fortnite wants to cover more than it can. Its three pillars of action, construction and management are too independent. To make matters worse, it feels too focused on opening piñatas (chests) and pay-to-continue.

A great horror game in Nintendo Switch, that keeps the experience of the original but with interesting add-ons like the movement-based controls.

One of the best works from Quantic Dream comes to PS4 keeping its quality intact but including minor changes to its original formula.

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

Tropico 6 is entertaining fun, which guarantees many hours of management and strategy, with a well-leveled difficulty. Although it is inevitable not to think that it is a low-risk and original work.

Caroline Walker returns with her sister in a new adventure that far surpasses the first Tormented Souls. The Araneda brothers' survival horror expands in this sequel with a more ambitious approach that rivals the great classics of the genre. Beautifully and intelligently designed settings, powerful characters, and an immense number of deep puzzles are the keys to a quest that will take us through different locations in search of our sister. Two endings with the promise of a third "funny" ending in the future, many tense situations, and the need to use your head to make it to the credits are the foundations of a release that surprises with the care with which it has been created.

Visually beautiful, My Brother Rabbit is a mix of a puzzles story and a deep tale of sickness in a child. Six hours of sensations and 2D exploration.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion rescues one of the best PSP videogames, with a remaster that looks like a remake and generates frictions that are hard to ignore. A half-baked work that, yes, is a good opportunity to explore the past of some of the most interesting characters of Midgar.

An interesting proposal centered on satisfying RPG fans, which will feel like being at home with everything Oreshika has to offer.

A great option if you did not have the chance to try both games on PC several years ago. Highly recommended if you are a horror and Lovecraft fan.

Nightmare Boy is a great compilation of nightmares and monsters that uses a metroidvania style and forces the player to select carefully when to save game. A good 2D experience.

An excellent narrative adventure game that loses the surprise factor of Gone Home but still manages to be interesting and entertaining.

Little Nightmares is an awesome platforming videogame with an horrifying background and an outstanding atmosphere. A great experience with an interesting Tim Burton's aftertaste.

The Operator is a narrative adventure where you play the role of an IDF agent who must solve cases from his computer, offering an experience that stands out for being immersive and having some unexpected twists and turns.

This War of Mine is brutal in showing the player the misery of the war.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a story full of love, spirits and sacrifices. This game has a very satisfying and challenging gameplay, as it forces players to face a series of ethical dilemmas, following DON'T NOD's usual tone. Immersive and beautiful, this experience is capable of enchanting any type of player.

Puzzles with a great design (mostly) and a story that captures without remedy from the first minute. A must for lovers of narrative adventures and puzzles.

The best version of a great game, but still, the lack of new content is its biggest flaw.

An excellent fighting game and a formidable exponent of the real sport, with a little innovation compared to the previous game.

A beautiful exploration game that is as gorgeous as it is plain in its narrative. Also it's a pretty short experience.

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.

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.

Telltale knows what it's doing, but having set such high standards we'd expected something more. In the end, Atlas Mugged comes out as unfunny and just plain standard.

An adventure that's almost an instant classic and plays almost as good as it looks. And with a horribly low price. You have to try it.

An incredible experience in terms of immersion to feel like a pilot of the galaxy far, far away, especially with HOTAS and VR. It is a bit lacking in game modes in the multiplayer portion.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A is a release heavily focused on battles. While its story and graphics don’t particularly stand out, the addictive gameplay, dynamic combat, and fun online mode make it a must-play title for both veteran fans and newcomers.

An indie proposal which raised so much hype at the time, but leaves a bad taste . Game? No, nonlinear interactive story . A beauty with bad results not suitable for the impatient.

A good Golf Game that is very accessible to everyone and is very beautiful. Its flaw it its certain lack of variety and content.

Interesting sequel that repeats almost everything that made Yomawari Night Alone great, but with less novelty.

Elden Ring Nightreing is a very different game from FromSofware. An experience that is best enjoyed with friends, and that hides some of the most epic fights of the entire saga. Despite stumbling on its roguelite philosophy, Nightreign offers a fresh and very challenging experience.

An interesting survival experience with a touch of The Binding of Isaac and the (now) classic retro-pixel style. A good way to enjoy a different type of Apocalypse.

The Midnight Walk is a deeply rewarding journey that pulls you in from start to finish. Its sinister and macabre world holds a breathtaking beauty, inviting the player to light a match and lose themselves in it.

Mixing RPGS and roguelike elements, this game manages to offer a deep challenge, but fails in being too short for its kind.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is a perfect option for fans of the Sega saga or for those who wants to test their skills, always taking into account that it has taken a step back when talking about multiplayer.

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.

The most realistic prehistoric representation that we have seen, but it lacks a little bit of depth in its gameplay mechanics to become an excellent game.

Back 4 Blood manages to live up to its predecessors, offering an improved, deeper, funnier and more addictive experience.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is an adventure RPG for Nintendo Switch that stands out for its snappy storytelling, charismatic characters and charming humour. Players explore different islands, solve puzzles and engage in turn-based combat that requires good timing.

One of the funniest fighting games that we remember although it's an old one.

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD offers an experience worthy of old-school platform games: both frustrating and exciting at the same time. A timeless jewel that comes to Switch for you to enjoy with your family, now in HD.

The next step in fighting games' mechanics, but a step backward on game modes.

While Dontnod seems to have found an interesting concept with a stunning visual style and some promising ideas, it fails on executing it properly and comes out as more pretentious than deep.

An old school game with old school flaws but a huge amount of complexity for those who want to look beyond the initial moments.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 complies without taking risks. Its multiplayer mode is very fun, one of the most polished of recent times, although I miss some more experimentation.

Virginia is an experience able to catch the player's attention thanks to its thriller style and its narrative resources. A good videogame with an outstanding OST recorded by the Prage Philarmonic Orchestra. One of the best indie projects of its genre.

Nintendo brings back one of the biggest Luigi games and now it looks impressive on Switch. Instead, it prefers to maintain its essence with few playable new features, especially in multiplayer mode. Even so, it is still an essential game.

A great chance to try this retro experience but also a really hard way to introduce ourselves to a time in which one only shot could end the game. Great adaptation work.

Dragon Quest Heroes is too focused on being a tribute to Dragon Quest and sometimes forgets it's its own game. It doesn't have the dimension of other musous, but it's still a fun and addictive game.

A deep and unique RTS that does a little bit of everything and is good at almost all of it. It can be a little bit too deep and dense for some, but that was the case on PC, with the console versions retaining its appeal... despite having less content by now... It will come in a later date.

One great MMO with a lot of content, but it's only in English (and that's a major flaw in Spain for this kind of game) and does not offer any specific characteristics beyond some tweaks to adapt the PC gameplay to consoles.

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

Probably the best MMA game ever done, but it includes a few failures on almost every corner of the game that make this game less excellent and more so-so.

A great game but not the best port that we've seen due it's awful controls and the lack of modding on the console versions.

It promised and has delivered, at least to a certain extent, and has managed to sneak its way into becoming our favorite soccer game of recent seasons. If you play every year, you'll notice the differences, with special mention going to its two different gameplay options.

A prequel that manages to retain almost everything that made the original game something truly special, despite its 'natural' nature and its focus on 'just' feelings.

Better, bigger and more beautiful than its first installment, The Escapists 2 couldn't be much better by itself... If only the server were working a bit better.

Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree is a worthy metroidvania that unfortunately tries to overextend itself. Although the experience is diluted with ideas that could have been executed better, the core is strong enough.

After four years of development, the good people at Ironwood Studio join forces with Kepler Interactive to launch Pacific Drive. A very personal title with a brutal charisma that proves once again that small studios still have a lot to contribute to the videogame industry.

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter is a continuist proposal that is still able to stand out with great charm and personality. A tribute to fantasy classics and a story of revenge seasoned with humor, tragedy and little animals everywhere.

Ruined King: A League of Legends Story is a story-driven, turn based role-playing game (RPG). It features fan favorite champions, innovative turn-based combat and beautiful art direction.

New World Aeternum is fascinating. A huge campaign that you can enjoy alone or with friends joins a lot of PvP and PvE content in groups, a thousand things to do and a lot of factions that will allow us to conquer the territory, improve its defenses and turn Aeternum into our empire.

An A+ on its narrative and audiovisual presentation but not near perfect on its gameplay, due to the subjugation of its mechanics to the storytelling. Besides that it's too easy and not very long.

An homage to a franchise that now is 30 years old disguised as a brand new game with a lot of new ideas and concepts.

Blasphemous exudes quality throughout its entire playable and narrative proposal. A game taken care of to the smallest detail. A superb metroidvania.

MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a visual treat, but it’s also a memorable experience to play. It’s a classic shooter that oozes charisma and will provide hours of good fun.

The next stop for the e-sports' train, developed with the help of the community and thought with the online world as engine for the experience. If you are a solo player, run away from this game as fast as hell.

Keiji Unafune does what he does best and have done the Mega Man that Capcom denies us. It's worth every single penny.

Hell is Us is a game based on exploration. It invites you to discover the story and secrets of its world at your own pace, without a single mission indicator in sight. The result is a challenging adventure that constantly rewards the player with very positive feelings. Although the combat system does not reach the expected level, Hell is Us stands out for its immersive atmosphere, complex story, and clever puzzles.

Arms does a lot of new things, but fails to offer a wide variety of options or characters. That will be improved over the time with free DLCs, but as it is, Arms is just a nice new beginning with plenty of room for improvement.

Telltale's crafting a nice, strong, interesting story, but with George R.R. Martin's work and the studio's past games, it'll take more than just that to achieve excellence.

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.

For those who want to continue knowing the bloody adventures of the four Riders of the Apocalypse, Darksiders Genesis is a must. On the other hand, if you're looking for the usual saga formula, it can be quite disappointing.

Despite having some imperfections that would be easy to polish the character of true free-to-play makes more lift up his hand as to the requirements with the work of Wizards of the Coast.

As Valiant Hearts or This War of Mine, this game wants to show the most painful side of the war. Harry and Kurt are two characters with good stories and drawn like a Monet canvas. But some clumsy puzzles and predictable situations do not let them reach higher.

Despite imprecise and frustrating controls in many sections, Yooka-Replaylee has a lot of charm. A must-play for those who enjoyed the original game, or for anyone who loves collecting items in a colourful world.

A good but not great platformer that is almost as good as the original game on Wii U, but considerably smaller. But Poochy is lovely.

Six great games. A playable museum of one of the most beloved characters in videogames. A challenge for all kinds of players.

Batman: Return to Arkham is a good game but an awful remaster. It should have improved the frame rate, visuals and gameplay, but does none of that leaving the game almost as it was.

A great -but short- homage to the old shoot'em up classic that is as hard as it is satisfying.

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.

Tchia is a nice open world experience that has enough magic to keep anyone trapped for hours. While its story doesn't have the necessary rhythm and depth, it's worth giving its wonderful world a chance.

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.

The Sims 4: Get Famous allows you to become a celebrity in the Sims world. It’s new active career makes you part of his or her climb in the ladder of mediocrity until you reach a heaven full of stars. This new expansion delivers hours of fun to the people who were born after the launch of first Sims game with its new technological way to get famous, and also their parents will enjoy becoming the protagonist of a La La Land like movie.

Solo is an introspective journey that will make you think of your love relationships while you move boxes over and over again along colorful islands. This game is beautiful, mature and with an important message, but it is also easy and less surprising.

One of the few Call of Duty games that offers a better campaign than its competitive portion. On the single player side you'll find a great experience, but the multiplayer part of the game isn't as bright as we were expecting. Infinity Ward has followed Treyarch's step, making this game feel more like an expansion than a new game.

Simple but fun. As easy as that, but with almost infinite possibilities due to its randomly generated maps.