Rage 2 excels as an FPS for its agile gunplay mixed with killer skills. It is a pity that the open world, despite the effort to present different biomes, has so little to offer.

Short but intense episode that begins to show what this season of contents is going to be capable of showing. Multiple endings and a satisfying cliffhanger for this 2 hour adventure that leaves us wanting the 4º episode.

An interesting adventure that draws us to a distopical (an pixelated) future in the veins of classic sci-fi movies like Blade Runner, but it becomes less and less interesting the more you play it.

An interesting premise that becomes less and less interesting while you advance in this 4-5 hour horror adventure, one that doesn't excel at anything.

Nothing new, but nothing wrong with this old but great classic RPG.

A game with interesting ideas but a bad realization that makes this game fun for a while, but boring in the long run. Also it's ugly and unpolished.

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.

A unique pixel-art horror game from the guys that made Count Lucanor, that nails it in almost every way, being fun and engaging during the whole adventure (that is not so long or replayable).

A good metroidvania that proves that Game Freak is able to make different types of games than Pokémon, despite the fact that it's not visually interesting and even confusing at times.

With its cute graphics and its original approach, Death is coming has the potential to become an instant classic. Ironically, its short life makes the game way too little, as far as some mistakes such as impossibility to replay some puzzles, are a heavy burden that make the game stay in the middle of nowhere.

The innovation of ​​Boxboy, now for 2 players. HAL Laboratory is still smart and it knows how to entertain and challenge us. If you still do not know this series, discover it with this chapter on Nintendo Switch.

Days Gone is fun and satisfying, but its artificial lengthening and not deviating from the standard of open world games in most of its mechanics and activities (except for the Horde) cause it not to shine as much as other PS4 exclusives.

An interesting game for those who are still waiting for Left 4 Dead 4, but with it's own twists that make this game even more fun. It could have more zombie types, better matchmaking or an interesting multiplayer PvP... But maybe that's too much for a B-class game like this.

Mortal Kombat 11 doesn't change many things. The series of Ed Boon and NetherRealm is still alive. This new game is deep and it is full of content. The Fatal Blow is a good idea, and visually he continues to be brutal and spectacular, although it is running in Unreal Engine 3. The new characters and modes are great.

Given the circumstances and everything that has surrounded the development of this fourth season, we can say that The Walking Dead: The Final Season is a more than worthy closure to the story of Clementine started 7 years ago.

Katana Zero surprises with its mechanics and style of direct game. Perfect for short games while we distribute swords left and right. Very funny.

An outstanding and hard game that is as awesome on Nintendo Switch as it was on other platforms.

A fun game in the likes of Hotline Miami but with a co-op mode that will shake things up a bit to make it interesting.

An outstanding game that works pretty well on a console like Switch, especially on TV mode. Its performance on handheld mode is not good. That paired with some boring/repetitive mechanics that were on the other versions make this Switch version the least recommendable of them all, but still a fun and interesting game.

An interesting narrative adventure closer to some point'n click games than to any other game. It's cute graphics and character are what make this game special, despite some minor technical flaws and the feeling that we wanted to have a little bit more of everything on Ghost Giant.

Unpretentious entertainment that drags too many technical and artistic aspects that are too outdated today.

An interesting proposal that pays attention to your feeling more than to graphics or sound to tell us a moving story about loneliness.

An interesting story and concept that may be too hardcore if you are not an RPG fan, but that may fulfill your wishes if you are that kind of gamer.

A good port of an already good co-op platformer that doesn't do anything new, nor anything but despite being relatively short.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes has been a success in Japan for years and it's good that we have it now on Switch and PC in the same title. SDBH World Mission contains many hours of fun if you connect with its cards and you want a fan service.

An interesting take on the classic Burnout-esque racing games, but falls too short on its efforts when you are not on the track, with awful menus, a bad campaign design and lack of game modes to be a true Burnout successor.

A bad adaptation that stills looks like an early access game.

Outward mixes elements of survival games and the old school RPG virtues, but its creators needed more time and money to create a memorable experience. It is a big map, there are many things to do and it is a difficult journey. However, all that is not enough for him to work perfectly. There are technical errors. If you want a challenge and remember another time of RPGs, enter in its spell.