A fresh start for Dragon Ball that mixes elements from Budokai Tenkaichi series and Dragon Ball Online. This creates a sort of Online RPG that manages to retell the same old story in a brand new way. Still, it's not perfect, but it's fun anyway.

Still a good game, but as a port it could have done better in terms of keeping the original game's spirit alive.

Beside his poor technical aspect, the best thing of the game it's the gameplay. The battles may seem simple, but they contain a lot of tricks to provide depth.

A fun but shallow experience that reminds us of other musou-like games. Tries to be lighthearted and crazy, making it easier to jump in as a casual player, if you don't get scandalized by the sexuality of its characters.

An amazing survival experience, this is an items-management & strategy experience with some 80's details and a great OST and scenario designs.

Ruiner won't be a revolution in video games but it doesn't aim for that. Instead, it tries to explore the violent isometric shooter adding a lovely cyberpunk aesthetic as well as gallons of blood. An average heir to Hotline Miami.

Spellforce 3's mix of RTS and RPG can be interesting for a good amount of players but can also be not enough for the most devoted RTS and RPG's players. The narrative doesn't do anything special but maintains a good rhythm and do its best.

Frozenbyte give us a third installment on the Trine saga with good attributes, but also significant gaps compared with the two previous installments.

With its simple gameplay, Gravel can win the hearts of all fans of arcade driving. However, its proposal is exhausted after a few hours when the main game mode "Off-Road Masters" ends due to the lack of enough unlocks to keep the game alive.

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

An almost perfect mix of survival horror and multiplayer that can be grat for fans of western and supernatural but that can bore to lovers of the most unbridled action. Hunt: Showdown has great ideas, but is lacking in game modes.

A good game that will please almost every motocross fan that wants to reprise the real life tournaments.

As fun as only Just Dance can be, this game is a great example of what this series does well... But doesn't include any real changes or new features.

A good format that optimally mixes two different strategy modes, but which in turn has too much information to process and requires time to adapt, with a somewhat more repetitive campaign than we would like.

An interesting proposal that is still a little rough around the edges. An interesting and intelligent future sports game proposal.

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.

An independent sequel based on the recycling of elements of the first that stands out above all by raising the number of Digimon to 320.

A nice piece of content that manages to try new things on the DLC side of Call of Duty. Despite that, the new maps are not particularly memorable, they darkens the good effort from the developer.

Granblue Fantasy: Versus is a good fighting game that manages to add its great visual aspect to some very satisfying playable mechanics, which are developed in a very organic way to introduce its new players to the genre. However, its character roster is too short despite the quality it treasures and its story mode is little more than an excuse to introduce each of these protagonists. With all this, this video game can be a very valid gateway for those who want to get into fighting games or the Granblue Fantasy saga.

Quotation forthcoming.

An uncomplicated concession for fans of several generations to come together in a game that is more fun than competitive. The confluence of so many universes in which at the moment is the definitive crossover of the Shonen.

One of the best options on Xbox One for a genre that it's almost forgotten. The game may not be perfect, but it's fun and very enjoyable on its solo campaign.

LEGO Dimensions doesn't change the LEGO formula that we all love on the gameplay side, which is good. Although the toys-to-life part of the game will make the player feel that they're missing something if they don't own the proper toys, and that's not fair for an 80€ game. Beside that, LEGO Dimensions is not as fun and inspired as previous LEGO installments.

Tales of Zestiria is fun, but disappointing. It's too dependent on the past Tales of... titles and characters and plot are all but original. And it tries to justify itself. All the time.

Good but limited Smash Bros. like game that can conquer the hearts of those that are waiting for a real Smash Bros. game while they're waiting.

Batman: Return to Arkham is a good game but an awful remaster. It should have improved the frame rate, visuals and gameplay, but does none of that leaving the game almost as it was.

WRC 9 is far from the best games of the genre, but keeps its multiplayer options and modes to be enjoyed by all kind of players.

A deep and complete 4X strategic game that allows the player to create and rule his own empire, but with a serious lack of rhythm.