This DLC pack comes out without a bang, but manages to offer a great set of maps and an outstanding co-op experience. That's the way we like it, Activision.

Doom arrives on Nintendo Switch with lots of blood, the same experience we lived in PS4, Xbox One & PC, and an important graphics-downgrade in order to make it fit in the tiny portable/hybrid Nintendo Switch console.

An interesting game that doesn't wants to be 2019's GOTY but manages to entertain with its stealth/puzzles proposal.

A different game that tries to conquer through story and gameplay , but that seems to belong to another time in every other aspect.

Luigi's Mansion is a charming and scary experience that appeared originally on Nintendo Gamecube and now arrives on Nintendo 3DS with some interesting added content. Luigi and his ghosts to take away.

A very fun open world with a lot of puzzles. It takes many references of Breath of the Wild but not enough to find an original place between that title and another traditional open worlds.

An interesting proposal that uses the best of many genres but forgets to exceed it's influences. Its main virtue is its history, full of narrative depth.

Poor port of a great game. At least it has all the content released to date in that tiny cartridge and is very much enjoyed in portable mode.

A short but very intense and fun platformer. The game of Muro Studios is a pleasant surprise both for its great artistic section as its simple and robust control system.

Fun and simple game that aims to amuse and achieves it especially when playing its co-op mode.

Thousands of enemies ready to fight... and to be undressed by our character. A hack'n slash full of sexual content but also deep and fun... and visually poor.

Beyond its rather ugly aesthetic (so it's not really going to bring out the capabilities of PS5), Bugsnax has been a fun and original game that you arrive at by capturing its more than 100 Bugsnax and you stay for the story and character development.

More like an expansion set than a new game, but with a huge amount of content that justifies its existence.

Funcom has created the largest Conan video game to date. This title has a successful commitment to survival and free construction in a large and rich environment. There are other mechanics, which are also good, such as combat with Souls-type action, or the search for sanctuaries and divine invocations to gain power and presence in these wild lands. The technical issues are the usual ones endemic to early access games, such as framerate, the AI and animations.

Quotation forthcoming.

Etrian Odyssey is a fun & very technical role-dungeon-crawler game in which we will need dozens of hours of intense dedication in order to train all our characters and to get to the top of the Yggdrasil.

An old school shoot'em up that only add a few changes to its original formula. It may not be innovative, but it's still fun.

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

A different kind of puzzle game, perfect for those who want something not very hard, but a calm proposal.

The lack of the campaign mode and the difficulties in its gamepad control do not make the consoles versions of They Are Billions the best, although its fun and challenging essence remains intact.

Good golf simulator, realistic and very adaptable. More content, modes and a technical improvement are necessary.

Layers of Fear: Inheritance is a micro-sequel of the base game that allows the player to feel the horror from the point of view of a child, in a certain approach to "Among The Sleep".

Syndrome is a frightening experience that reuses the outer space - survival horror medley; it makes us suffer thanks to its overwhelming difficulty and mechanics: run and hide... or die.

A weird but well rounded game that may entertain you for a while despite its control problems and being too difficult for those not patient enough.

A nice game that may look too similar to Hotline Miami at a first glance, but becomes 'something else' while you play it. It may be short and difficult, but it's also an entertaining experience.

My Time at Portia is a different RPG. If you liked titles such as Stardew Valley or Harvest Moon, Pathea Games' proposal expands in a remarkable way although leaving fringes.

A great return to the good old times, but with some technical issues that make this game less "better".

Guns, Gore & Cannoli is a fun run 'n gun but it suffers from certain design issues that could have made it a superb 2D action platformer.