Yooka-Laylee and The Impossible Lair manages to surpass its predecessor in almost every aspect. The change to the two dimensions has been great.

An excellent racing game that is better than the original one... but not bigger.

A bullet hell that is as sweet to discover as it is to play. Fun and beautiful but uninventive.

It's not a masterpiece, but it's such a wonderful game that it deserves the love from every fan of the franchise and from many new players.

Nine Sols offers a polished action experience at its best, but at times clouded by overly long and tedious fights. Combat that feels like an endurance test, but with mechanics so precise that it's a joy to get smacked by the bosses over and over again.

Wargroove is going to become, in its own right, the spiritual successor of Advance Wars.

A nice surprise for those who have or don't have PS VR. A game as easy to play as it is deep and extremely addictive.

A solid game that feels like the old classics, where the talent was as important as the technical side of the program.

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

Dragon Quest I and II HD-2D Remake is the best way to enjoy these classics thanks to its beautiful technical aspects and quality-of-life improvements. These are two very demanding games, and their greatest strength lies in their role as an archaeological review of the origins of a genre as beloved as turn-based JRPGs.

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

A man chooses...a slave obeys. Do it voluntarily or forced by the pressure of having missed some of the best games of the last 15 years, you are facing a new opportunity to know what makes this saga so special and beloved.

Stellar Blade, in its PC version, remains a fabulous and spectacular action adventure that successfully blends elements of hack and slash and souls-like games to create a combat system that clearly stands out from the rest of the game's elements.

A great game that must keep improving the Uncharted formula to keep growing.

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

A beautiful and hard experience that may have a narrative that's just ok.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a new classic in the series, appealing to retro lovers and new players alike thanks to its fast-paced and addictive gameplay.

Fun and original game perfect for those who want to play with a friend, while it's not that great for lonely players.

A gigantic love letter to one of the most beloved and relevant universes of youth literature, and one of the best games of the year.

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.

Konami keeps its promise to revive love for its most classic franchises with Gradius Origins. A love letter to the beginnings of the series, it takes the titles from the first 11 years and adds a kind of “what if” scenario that for many will be the biggest draw of the compilation. Six classic titles, all the arcade versions, and a juicy bonus, the previously unreleased Salamander III, are joined by a host of customization options and a perfect recreation. The result? A compilation that manages to hook us back into a saga that hasn't lost an ounce of its epicness.

An excellent showcase of what kinect must have done but never achieved. Fru could last longer or be more challenging, but it's an excellent experience as it is.

Diablo IV: Vessels of Hatred is a showcase of the care Blizzard is putting into the Diablo franchise. It adds everything one would expect from an expansion, opening up a world of possibilities for players looking to get the most out of the title. One might expect a bit more attention to the narrative, but the gameplay remains absolutely incredible.

In one word: colossal. A colossal world, a colossal amount of content, a colossal adventure for Wii U.

Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 Enhanced has one of the most impressive technical aspects of this generation, embracing photorealism in a commendable way. However, we are also faced with a title that has very noticeable pacing issues and lacks the impact of its predecessor.

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.

There is no doubt that Nier Automata is a great game, but the PC version does not do it justice. A new case of a shameless port for PC.

If they are going to bring back Nintendo 3DS classics, let them be like this one. Bravely Default is still as recommendable as ever, now with slight improvements and a couple of mini-games to make this adventure more bearable, where choosing a job is much more exciting than in real life.