Guilty Gear Strive is a hyperbolic exercise in style in the fighting genre, the next step in a path initiated by Arc System Works that combines form and substance to create a new instalment that reaffirms the strength of a saga that, despite being niche, is practically undeniable. Lucid to achieve that "easy to play, difficult to master", as precise as it is enjoyable in combat and concise in its proposal. A must for fans of the genre and a safe bet for anyone in the mood for great fights to the rhythm of good guitar playing.

Sonic Origins, despite its turbulent release and Sega's commercial manoeuvring, is a remarkable compilation exercise that serves as an example in terms of celebrating a legacy. Its updated versions, the preservation of classic titles, the incorporation of new approaches and the inclusion of its museum are what should be the standard for compilations.

The Forsaken puts Destiny 2 into the good path again bringing an interesting story and some good ideas to the mix, plus fixing some of the game's mistakes.

Rocket League is holy madness. A claim and a simple way, gets dazzled from minute one.

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.

The Konami soccer saga is back. PES 2016 is a really fun game, which has improved the control of the game, player movements and ball physics.

Song of Horror is a chilling horror adventure in the way of classics as Resident Evil or Alone in the Dark that doesn't reinvent anything but pay tribute to the genre roots like few games do.

Mass Effect: Andromeda is a great game, but it's far from a perfect one. It will satisfy the expectations of the fans but fails in delivering a masterpiece with errors in almost every aspect of the game.

We were 7 years without a numbered game of this acclaimed series. Valkyria Chronicles 4 tells a beautiful story with a beautiful visual aspect, mixing the usual tactical battles, but now they are more agile and they are for a broader audience. Sega will manage to expand the brand.

A game made by only one person that manages to entertain as long as it lasts, but it doesn't last very long. Its extremely low price tag makes sense.

Crypt of the Necrodancer and The Legend of Zelda come together in a wonderful crossover. Both essences mix very well in a video game that is fun, addictive and challenging. Once you pick up the rhythm you can't stop.

Deep, atmospheric and unique, but too slow and only in English. Not for everyone, but those who enjoy its proposal will be sucked into this magnificent new world that Supergiant Games has created.

One of those rare games that takes advantage of the unique Wii U features on its GamePad. Besides that, an interesting and fun adventure that can be considered cheap.

Titan Souls might be Shadow of the Colossus' pixelated version but it knows how to deliver a painful yet satisfying adventure based on a simple premise: kill all the titans you can with a bow and a single arrow.

A great remaster that can be considered almost a remake. It may be too old on its gameplay basics, and doesn't have the deep customization options of its older brothers, but still manages to entertain either on the campaign or on the multiplayer side of the game.

Bayonetta and Vanquish are still as good games as they were 10 years ago. We have already played them before at 4K and 60fps on PC, but if you are not part of the master race and have never tried such jewels, congratulations.

An expansion pack that is more like a 2.0 version of the original Dying Light than a simple DLC. Much more varied, colorful & deep, and as crowded with zombies as the original game.

An excellent basketball game that still has to be polished to achieve the greatness of the PS4, Xbox One & PC versions.

An outstanding idea that gets old due to its repetition. With a little more variety this game could have been an instant classic.

Probably the best hockey game ever, with a plethora of game modes and a lot of accessibility options.

The Evil Within 2 is again an amazing chance to push ourselves into the darkness of fears and nightmares, a highly psychological experience with an interesting plot and an incredible use of terrifying creatures.

F1 2016 is far better than the previous version of the franchise, improving in almost every possible way what we saw on its predecessor. However, it's still far from perfect, due to its dumb AI, the lack of variety on the campaign mode and some graphical glitches.

Streets of Rage 4 becomes, in its own right, one more numbered SoR. Lovers of the genre will have a great time with a title that offers everything that made the beat 'em up of the 90s great. And also, it is seasoned with light but very functional novelties. It is fun, and even epic if we play together. And although it is a bit short, it offers a lot of replayability. Essential for fans of the saga and perfect to get started in the genre thanks to its multiple configuration possibilities.

Simply the best PS VR game out yet, albeit a short one.

A leap forward in terms of gameplay, stagnating game modes and a clear step backwards in terms of licenses.

The Division 2 does not introduce a massive revolution in its formula, nor does it pretend to be on, given the good taste in our mouths that the first one left. It more than meets the "more and better" expected of a sequel.

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.

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