The worst part of Another Code: Recollection is that it ends. Being able to enjoy Ashley, the Robbins family, and the mysteries these games hold is a real delight.

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 good taste of nostalgia that still smells a bit old, despite its improvements over the original game.

Yesterday Origins is a interesting point and click adventure but we miss some risks in its development.

Sonic Superstars returns to 2D in a brand new adventure set in an all-new world with mind-blowing effects and 4-player local and online multiplayer.

Starpoint Gemini Warlords is fun but also looks "incomplete" when we face combat. A good 4X experience full of details and options, and with a very positive technical aspect.

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

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.

Hard West is monotonous and short in options... but has a great story, unexpected, fresh, that is the only reason you will continue playing.

Nidhogg is as visceral & fun as you can imagine. One of the best multiplayer games, but an awful proposal for single player.

Rad Rodgers World One is a charming experience for the older gamers that enjoyed the classic 2D platformers of the 90's with a great visual quality but a very short length.

As well rounded as unforgiving and visually engaging. The Flame in the Flood almost becomes an outstanding game, but some minor flaws prevent that.

Classic, intense, fun but also a little "oldie", that the way Pathfinder: Kingmaker works. A great option for RPG fans that focuses on the fans of the old style.

Elliot Ness, now retired, is allied with Al Capone to solve the mysterious disappearance of some children in Santa Esperanza.

An interesting way to re-conduct the style of Dead by Daylight. Powerful survivors able to win the battle if they work together. A good experience and full of strategical choices for the serial killer.

A complete RTS if you are looking for a single player experience, but an awful online experience.

The best way to play Ninja Gaiden today, although it falls short of appeal beyond the joy of bringing the Hayabusa formula back to 4K 60 FPS on supported platforms.

Even with such an imaginative and refreshing world, Schafer's conclusion to this story ends up being a mere repetition to its previous episode, leaving us wondering, where did that spirit go?

As a playable Star Wars version, Battlefront has no rivals. But as a game, there's not enough content to entertain players for months.

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.

Big Brain Academy returns with an installment that emphasizes its multiplayer part, but falls short both in terms of options and content. What is available is good, but it is also insufficient at a time when it is easy to find more interesting proposals, both in terms of mental training and in terms of the party games catalogue. It's not a bad game, but it doesn't go beyond the minimum required.

Sakura Wars doesn't completely fulfill what was expected. Without being a disaster, its story is slow and its battles are too simple. It builds on the popular LIPS system to deliver conversations that are the backbone of a game that can delight anime fans and not many others.

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.

Little Battlers eXperience is a too-simple JRPG, but it will delight anime fans. It shows its true potential in combat against other players.

A short but fun add-on that lacks a proper punch to make it more appealing for those who didn't get into the original game.

The game is really fun and is a gift for fans of rhythm games. If you like metal, you're in luck. In addition, the artistic section is awesome, with a game full of humor and excesses, and the editor of levels makes his life endless.

A great and fun game that fails to provide enough progression on its mechanic. Nonetheless, you'll find a game that is as big as easy to play and beautifully crafted, which is faithful to the universe created by George Miller.

The formula works and is fun, even if it begs for a little more interaction. One of the best installments of the anthology so far.