Knack 2 has surprised us and entertained us for a considerable number of hours. It is a very solid platform game, with well-designed levels and a combat system. But its history and characters are not very interesting, and its phases become somewhat repetitive.

A good effort but a shallow offer in its genre. Its success depends on the post-launch support provided by Rare, because there's a distinct lack of content in the existing game.

An interesting puzzler that does not surprises, but does almost everything ok.

Short and pretty boring but necessary for what's coming next on The Walking Dead: A New Frontier.

Identity is a good AC adaptacion but needs a bit more personality and being a more deep to really be a great game.

It is a pity that control sometimes is more of a headache than their own puzzles, because the game is varied, fun and cheap.

Once again, almost the same game that we saw a couple of years ago, but it's still a worthy game for the new gen consoles that doesn't have a lot of quality fighting games available. Beautiful and smooth, but a little bit aged.

A better game than The Crew was but still a few steps behind the Horizon Series, despite its variety of vehicles.

How to Survive 2 is a great game if you are looking for a soft and easy experience of survival... but it is very simple (in technical terms). A good choice would be to play with a friend using the cooperative mode.

A new Pikmin for a new generation of players that hasn't had the chance to try these adorable vegetables. It may not be the prettiest nor most varied Pikmin game out there, but it still retains the series' fun.

While it has high aspirations and a good base, Connor Ullmann fails to deliver an engaging, deep or interesting experience, ending with a mediocre game.

Fun and easy to control. Not extremely beautiful, but gets the job done due its low price.

With Lego Worlds you'll have complete freedom at the cost of been less humorous and beautiful than 'normal' LEGO games.

Unpretentious entertainment that drags too many technical and artistic aspects that are too outdated today.

Great visuals (still) and many extras, but the use of the same control scheme feels old, and doesn't work too well on new gen.

AC Chronicles China its a new point of view for the franchise. Preserves the essence of the brand, but fails in the structural design of the scenarios. The AI of the enemies also hurts the experience.

A short but also intense narrative experience, full of feelings and sadness.

One of the few surprises on this summer. A interesting videogames that may be too repetitive, but still entertains.

Under the surface, and besides its outdated graphics, you'll discover a great puzzle platformer.

Frantic and, at the same time, fun.

This third arrival of The Red Flash to 3DS leaves the impression of being more of the same. The addition of Mii characters to the game feels not enough to justify it’s full-price despite of its cheaper previous versions.

A fun racing game despite its control problems and some minor graphical hiccups.

Short but interesting DLC that adds some new and interesting features to the main game.

Miasma Chronicles is an XCOMlike that will delight those who enjoyed Mutant Zero Dawn. Lots of exploration, some role-playing and the familiar combat with a twist.

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.

Deliver At All Costs teaches us that delivering the package on time is fundamental. If you have to destroy the whole city to do it... so be it. A funny, interesting and very enjoyable game. Another indie to remember.

A fun experience full of space battles and a good plot for an experience that feels long enough on its genre.

Dead Synchronicity is back one year later, and keeps the original experience unaltered. A great adaptation to the pad controls and a good opportunity for the PS4 players to go inside this dystopian tale.