Digimon Story: Stranger is not only one of the best representations of the brand, but it is also a solid, deep, and very fun JRPG.

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.

It is undeniable that Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario Galaxy are 3 titles that border on excellence. However, as a compilation, Super Mario 3D All-Stars is far from perfect.

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.

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.

This is not the game that will make us forget Pokémon, but it's a nice RPG that will show us the next Japanese franchise that will hit our countries.

Simple but complex, Super Mario Run has been freed of the restrictions that usually have the autorunner games to adapt the classic gameplay of Mario to a one-hand control.

Cities: Skylines hasn't benefited or been harmed in this Xbox One port.. It's the same deep and accessible game that we had on PC, but we miss the two DLCs that have been omitted.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe is a remake that knows how to nourish its offer with enough incentives to taste new. A title that outlines, enhances and completes what was offered in 2011 becoming, in this way, one of the best deliveries that starred the pink ball of Nintendo.

Dead Synchronicity is the result of a lot of work from a few people, but also an excellent point & click adventure made in Spain with an exciting plot.

Not a bad game, but certainly not a perfect one. Mirror's Edge Catalyst is fun while you move and fight at full speed, but when not, it's not that great. The city is huge and full of activities, but the campaign is dull and ends abruptly.

Redout is confirmed as an interesting alternative for WipeOut.

A good but incomplete game that tries to improve every part of Battlefield 1, and achieves it... While falling short on content on its release (no coop, no battle royale, only 3 short campaigns...)

Death's Door is one of the indie surprises of the year. Very well designed, melancholic and challenging, without being difficult. It knows how to transfer the essence of games like Dark Souls and Zelda in a delicious isometric perspective, with well-designed puzzles and a very well measured combat. Acid Nerve has done its homework.

Sifu aims to bring the essence of Kung-fu to the screen, and to the controls, with a combat system as demanding as it is inspired, set in an inspired space that draws on all the tropes that usually accompany this type of story. The result is an experience that achieves what it sets out to do, making each confrontation feel like a real duel between martial arts experts. A must for anyone who enjoys a good combat system.

Madden 20 is back. As every summer, football fans have the opportunity to enjoy their favorite sport in a virtual way. In this case, EA brings us an iteration which has enough new additions to keep us playing for several hours. On the down side, we will miss important modes such as Longhorn and more news in franchise mode.

The second installment of Life is Strange starts in a promising way.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor enhancing and expanding the possibilities of its predecessor, supplanting continuity with an ambitious increase in the scale of the whole.

If you are a fan of the open world FPS Far Cry formula, New Dawn will meet your expectations. If you were looking for a great revolution after Far Cry 5, better wait for 6, which may include similar mechanics.

Rollerdrome breathes arcade on all four sides, a retro experience that adapts perfectly to the current times.

An expansion pack that will satisfy the fans that were waiting to return to Thedas. An interesting and beautiful DLC that falls too similar to the main game.

Rocket Arena is an extremely fun game with a commitment to the long term and the seasons to continue increasing its online community.

Screamer delivers a healthy dose of arcade-style driving packed with acceleration, drifting, and explosions. It offers plenty of arcade racing action, complemented by an unusually deep and engaging story mode.

If you're a fan of the Yakuza series, simply for the sake of enjoying a complete adventure for Majima, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is worth your time. It's also as packed with quality content as ever, although this time, due to its structure, it sometimes encourages us to delve a little too hard into it. Of course, you have to be very aware of how a title like Yakuza's total focus on absurdity and combat affects it; whether that's a good or bad thing is up to you.

Replaying Full Throttle is still fun and the fantastic work in this re-edition makes it look like a modern graphic adventure. It is true that it is very short and that it is not the best adventures of Lucas Arts, but Ben and The Polecats are still great 22 years later.

A welcome surprise that does almost everything ok but keeping its online community hooked to the game.

We wanted to love Dead Rising 4 but it has plenty of little fails all over the game that made us love it less than we were desiring.

A great game that manages to retain all it's 'magic' but doesn't stand the test of time on adapting to the mobile interfaces.