Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China follows a similar structure of the previous games, but tries new things that make it fun.

80 Days proves that the iPad is a great gaming device. It mixes adventure and micromanagement with a great script, but only if you can read English fluently.

Not the best start for Call of Duty's DLC season. Two of the maps included are too big to be really fun and the other two have glitches. At least the zombie part is excellent.

Like the original, Patapon Remastered proves that rhythm games can hide many other genres inside to have a fun as well as complex game.

It's fun and cheap, but Dwarf Tower doesn't last very long unless you find an online opponent.

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

TMNT: Splintered Fate is a great action roguelike with cooperative elements, especially remarkable in terms of gameplay, although its technical aspect is not at the same level.

One nice unforgiving game that may have been much better being less difficult and more varied.

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

Hack'n Slash is a true homage to classic RPG, but in a very special way, letting us to play with the game not with the sword, but with our hacking skills. An original idea hampered by a poor technical side.

As fun as its original release, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD could have included more extras to justify its remastered relaunch, because Sonic, no matter how cool it is, is not enough.

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

An old school game that may be too old on things like variety, but beyond that you'll love this indie proposal if you are into metroidvania games.

A simple and effective game, but missing some new features and variety.

A good but simple racing game that gets old too soon.

Funny, creative, but with not very many puzzles. A Trojan Horse for Mario Maker. With this new game in the Mario vs Donkey series the Nintendo community is going to be tested if they're ready for a level editor.

Compliant as a demanding tactical shooter and its realism, its lack of maps and polish overshadow its playable proposal.

Interesting yet unprofound party game that manages to entertain in short bursts, but fails to offer a challenge or enough variety for a long term engagement.

L.A. Noire: The Case Files is more a VR experience than a full game. Specially recommended for those who have not played the original.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 attempts to compensate for its excessive continuity with an immense amount of content. It has the best multiplayer in the series in years, and Final Objective is a fantastic addition with the potential to be memorable. However, its terrible campaign and its desire to refine the usual formula make it a notable game, but not an excellent one.

With new vehicle types, environments and driving mechanics, Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 is the ideal arcade racer for the young and the nostalgic veteran alike.

Visually beautiful, My Brother Rabbit is a mix of a puzzles story and a deep tale of sickness in a child. Six hours of sensations and 2D exploration.

An enjoyable RPG experience that may entertain those who were born on the 80's but feels a bit shallow for those who weren't.

LEGO Bricktales offers a building adventure in the style of the famous toy franchise.

The Last of Us: Part II wants to follow in the footsteps of the first installment, but it doesn't get off to a good start. The new version is riddled with bugs and only climbs a few steps thanks to the exciting No Return mode, which makes the remaster a half tribute.

Lost Soul Aside is an experience with ups and downs, where some elements work brilliantly and others fall short. On the negative side, we have a forgettable story, flat characters that are impossible to connect with, and a world that, in the end, we don't really care about. On the positive side, there's platforming with good and bad moments, lots of madness, and fast-paced combat full of clever mechanics that you'll enjoy more as you progress through the game.

Long and hard but with a swallow history that bores long before ending the game. Also, it's not a particularly beautiful game.

Warhorse Studio has achieved the most realistic and respectful with the History medieval RPG. Kingdom Come Deliverance introduces plenty of good ideas in the genre. But they are not quite well-implemented in this gigantic ambitious map. The game needs updates for optimization improvement.