A very interesting adventure game, capable of truly send a vast range of emotions about what we have forgotten. Be ready to deal with a poor implementation of platforming, anyway.

Milestone is finding in MXGP the ideal place to experiment with new features and this year's game demonstrates that they can do it successfully.

We are in a new planet all by ourselves. Are we alone? We have to survive, but our only way is to discover the secrets of a planet which can be spectacular and creepy as well.

Xbox One owners will enjoy the new features and improvements included in this version of World of Tanks.

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.

Camouflaj has finally gotten us into a superhero like no one else has ever done before (not even Batman in his Batman Arkham VR).

An interesting way to mix exploration, the addition of new parts to our starship and shooter sections with fast encounters. This game really pushes us to save the human DNA...

One nice rhythm game, despite its awful interface and a not-so-great music selection.

Quantum Break arrives to PC completely unaltered, with all its lights and shadows, but offers an improved visual experience by exploiting the highest hardware configurations and an enhanced control system thanks to the inclusion of the mouse.

An interesting adventur with some control issues that works exclusively on PS VR, but is not as tailored to VR as we thought it would be.

Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth is a respectful game, a different way to live and expand the experience of the best seller and also a curious experience due to its easy puzzles and episodic style. Also, a relaxed and slow experience, a little different to other graphic adventures.

A good port that is almost the same as the original game... A game that was released a long time ago and that has been surpassed in almost every possible way. Besides that, a great experience for Nintendo Switch players.

A perfect compilation for preparing the future release of Kingdom Hearts III.

Roll7's new game tries to re-imagine the cover based shooter in a bi-dimensional game. It doesn't succeed, but the game is fun enough to catch your attention during its story.

An extremely well done arcade game that doesn't last for long, but manages to entertain for a few hours at a low price.

A travel through the videogames evolution that manages to entertain despite its difficulty spikes. One nice trip full of details that goes directly to the hearts of a generation of gamers.

The Crew: Wild Run solves all the problems of the original and adds new accessories. Although it's still not perfect.

An interesting puzzler that does not surprises, but does almost everything ok.

An excellent version of an outstanding game that doesn't last as long as the original game, nor is as beautiful as it was... but it's VR and is incredibly fun an immersive (and we love keeling monsters on VR).

Atelier Sophie: Alchemist of the Mysterious Book is an episode of the Atelier series with a deep respect for the classical mechanics that adds interesting new features to expand the experience as much as possible.

This new Kirby makes us fall in love with his new graphics and it's funny to play, totally focused on the Wii U Gamepad, but it loses steam at the middle and runs out of freshness.

Despite of the great improvement in the control system of swing and tempo that is close to perfection, the lack of depth in the Career and Societies modes can make tedious the thousands of hours that this sequel offers.

One of the best pirate experiences ever created, but not the best adventure game out there. It's an interesting proposal that fails on offering an deeper story.

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.

An interesting new environment for the storytelling of Batman with the classic Telltale style.

A superheroic beat'em up that may have been better with a more complex fighting mechanics or a bit more of ambition throughout the whole proposal, although it manages to be fun for a while.

Gear.Club Unlimited 2 evolves over the previous game firstly by making this game more consoley and less mobiley, but also by including more variety in almost every aspect of the proposal. Sadly, its driving model is far from perfect, and the game becomes tiring before its ending but it's the best serious racing game on Switch.

Wreckfest is a magnificent driving chaos. A fun game regardless of the outcome of each race with excellent physics and a progressive destruction system that should be patented.