A good game that will please retro lovers but one that offers too few new things to a genre that is getting saturated.

Eternal Strands is a delicious mix of genres that, despite some conceptual errors, manages to give us a truly memorable gameplay experience. With three ingredients, such as fire, ice and gravity, we will be able to achieve great things.

Song of the Deep is a very beautiful game with an interesting story, but it doesn't take risks on the gameplay.

The return of one of the vicars in the RTS genre is a mix between nostalgic memories and learning how to manage your rage. The same problems that in 90s were the norm now are huge problems that can make you shout at your citizens.

The upgrades, the new orc species, and the controls and mechanics of the new character have added a lot of fun to a saga that at first seemed to have nothing new to offer. It's a good game, but I think it still needs more innovation in its main mechanics.

A game sustained by its combat system and its attractive history, although it is so repetitive.

Ride 2 has much more content in every possible aspect. However, Milestone has forgotten that the sequels are also to correct and bring something new.

Chopping fruit has never been this fun. Fruit Ninja Kinect makes everything better, including more mini-games and allowing up to 4 people to enjoy the party.

Deadlight: Director's Cut is fun like four years ago, but we miss more new features.

The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me is one of the most interesting horror games of the year, even if its stupendous premise doesn't hold up to the end. A fun and terrifying title that introduces very grateful novelties to a well-known formula.

Fun when played with a friend in your room, but not that great while playing solo. Its lack of online features are what make us think that this game it's not going to be a huge hit.

Despite not being the primary DLC for the Pokémon Sword and Shield Expansion Pass, The Isle of Armor has enough quality content to bring us back to the eighth generation. Even if its history is short and shallow.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes has been a success in Japan for years and it's good that we have it now on Switch and PC in the same title. SDBH World Mission contains many hours of fun if you connect with its cards and you want a fan service.

This second chapter of Baobab's Mausoleum focuses the shot as far as gameplay is concerned and becomes the game in a graphic adventure with a classic RPG look and 'chusco'. It is true that it loses the freshness and surprise that comes with the first delivery, but the story of Watracio and the surrealist Village of Flamingo's Creek continues to captivate us.

Torture, strategy and fun in Deception IV: The Nightmare Princess, lacking a degree but also with a sense of black humor ... pretty.

A relaxing and unique proposal that falls too short and easy for achieving higher heights.

Baobab's Mausoleum is an eccentric experience mix of Twin Peaks, X-Files and some kind of burlesque. Watracio Walpurgis, our hero, has a bright future ahead but maybe these aren't the best first steps.

An interesting story beautifully recreated that doesn't works as good as it should on its technical side.

Born of Bread is a good game with some interesting and well-executed ideas. Its visual and artistic section fits with the story and characters. However, it ends up being a half-baked bread, it needs to polish some small details in design and combat.

Aer Memories of Old is a beautiful game. A place to come back from time to time to enjoy a flight. Forgotten Key has created a complex tiny world explained well and full of little secrets but, at the end, it feels small and we want more and more.

The Blackout Club is a pretty fun adventure - especially played in a cooperative- that mixes stealth, horror and some conspiracy theory in a remarkable way. However, a rough combat and repetitive missions make the adventure lose steam with the hours.

The Callisto Protocol is a formidable adventure, very linear (in a good way), that knows how to drink from Dead Space but finds its own way. It's a shame that introducing some items to its Season Pass limit its life so much and that its second half isn't quite as inspired. But what a good time I've had.

A good representation of Captain Tsubasa's soccer style. Very spectacular at times, but very tedious at others due to the limitation of its mechanics.

A crazy experience, not recommended for players with problems of epilepsy and with a strong "old school" shooter style. Hard, fast & frustrating.

Star Fox Zero is a nice game, but a bad attempt to innovate with the Wii U Gamepad.

Jurassic World Evolution is one of the best games ever made based on Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park. Managing inGen would get you in front of your computer for hours.

A nice mix of genres that doesn't makes everything perfect but manages to entertain with its story and gameplay mechanics albeit its dull combat system.

A very deep RPG and Tower Defense experience; Lock's Quest is a great "survivor" of the DS ages. Good game, great length and a very old style-pixel style.