Blades of Fire gives us a fascinating approach to action adventure, using ingredients from Action RPG and souls like within a huge world, to give a mixture with a unique flavor. Its spectacular and addictive battle system, combined with the enormous possibilities of the forging system, make Blades of Fire one of Mercury Steam's best works to date, despite its rough edges.

A brand new world crammed with pokemon from seven generations who share their lives in harmony with humans. Pity that the lack of proper challenges leaves the impression that only true fans of Pokemon and family kids will fully enjoy the title.

ScreamRide does a lot of things well, but doesn't delve into any of them. Fun and accessible, but it won't last for long. It's framerate and camera issues are annoying, but it's biggest sin is being only in English in a Spanish speaking country.

A game that shows its age with regard to its mechanics, but one that still is as beautiful as it was 36 years ago.

Sheltered is a complex post-apocalyptic simulator that relies too much on its randomness, being too unfair too many times.

Lords of the Fallen is one of the most interesting souls-like games of recent years, providing new ways to face exploration in the genre, as well as a superb artistic section. Even with its irregular technical section and its roughness at the gameplay level, it is a highly recommended game.

A cute racing game where instead of racing, you are forced to protect an incompetent runner. A tough task for a guardian angel and a difficult and challenging game that manages to entertain if you can afford it's difficulty.

Monster Jam: Showdown is fun, but little more. It's pretty, some events shine with their own light and the online mode is undoubtedly its best asset for lovers of this show. However, it's not as fun and spectacular as I expected. Yes, it's worth a few hours and the split screen is a great tip to spend a fun time with colleagues but, at the same time, the simplicity of its proposal and the lack of identity of the vehicles in the technical, being all the same monster truck with different costume, ends up leaving us a little disenchanted with its proposal.

Crossing Souls is a beautiful game that feels clumsy with its dozens of references and homages.

LEGO Horizon Adventures is a gift for all players, whether or not they are fans of Aloy's story. The story and personality of the characters eat up the scenery in a title that features somewhat linear gameplay. Although it sometimes fails in this aspect, it is worth going through this game because of the fun experience it offers. It is impossible to go more than five minutes without laughing.

Deadlight: Director's Cut is as funny as it was four years ago, but we do miss more new features specific for this version of the game.

Tanks, mecas or gravas: all depends on player's choice to create chaos and destruction. Brigador is fun, good looking and highly addictive.

Under the Waves offers a unique experience, masterfully combining fascinating underwater exploration with an emotional story.

A port that keeps everything bad - and good - from the original game while we wait for its second (and Nintendo Switch exclusive) part.

Just Cause 4 is a success at the same things that made the third game great, but a failure when it tries to improve its narrative, variety or polish. Finally. it's a fun game in short bursts but not much else.

CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is a spectacular shoot'em up, fun and with a unique twist to the typical gameplay of the genre.

Elliot Ness never thought that his retirement was going to be as interesting as his job time. This indie adventure shows some promising mechanics that must be fully developed during future episodes of the game.

It promised more than it has finally become. Neither history nor difficulty are up to expectations and, in addition, it comes with technical problems that ruin the experience. It's sad, because we expected more from Bandai Namco's game.

A good adventure that has every ingredient in the original Darksiders formula, and even manages to evolve it. In gameplay terms, we love Darksiders III, but its narrative is a complete mess.

Dead Synchronicity is the result of a lot of work from a few people, but also an excellent point & click adventure made in Spain with an exciting plot.

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes successfully adapts its unsettling world and atmosphere to VR. A must-play experience (though perhaps a bit too short) for fans of the series.

As weird as ridiculous, Human: Fall Flat is more fun to watch than to play it because its random controls, something not very good for a puzzle game albeit its puzzles are not challenging.

A DLC that does almost the same things as previous DLCs but one that is less interesting.

Gods Will Fall knows how to mix roguelike concepts in his own way with challenging and fun combat. Small flaws in control will cloud the bottom line, but it will delight everyone who is drawn to his particular proposition. Very honest with its price, too.

Four unforgettable films, one LEGO title that does honor to the series and try to go further, although some of its purposes fall by the wayside.

WRC 5 tries to restart the WRC franchise with a new developer named Kylotonn. They manage to create a solid base to the gameplay but fail on delivering a bug free game.

Nintendo 3DS has a lot of problems to run Hyrule Warriors Legends. The game adds a lot of content to the original Wii U version, but it's low performance and some design decisions make it less fun in all ways.

Maybe the years are a weigh heavily for this last Nobunaga's Ambition or maybe the consoles are not its home anymore but Nobunaga's Ambition: Taishi feels old, clumsy and hard to play on a DualShock 4. It good features are covered by its defects.