A great RPG. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is able to bring us back the best of this genre, even when it includes awesome combat innovations. One of the last / best Wii U games.

Not the best racing game out there, nor the best action game. A remake that tries to relive the good old times for Carmageddon, but doesn't manage to achieve the glory.

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

An experimental experience and a very interesting - and short - videogame that tries to raise awareness about internet sharing networks and social media.

An interesting proposal that closes a trilogy doing an excellent job on its narrative. The visual may be sub-par, and for non-English speakers the game will be difficult to understand, but besides that this is a must buy if you are not afraid of slower pace adventures.

Hawken has surprisingly re-emerged in consoles. Its style combines a fun, fast, frantic and a little strategic gameplay with the customization of your machine to adapt it to playing style, providing great depth and does not even feeling limited by the sense of pay-to-win.

Furi is an extreme and funny challenge for all the players because of its old-school style with and ever lasting chain of battles against final bosses.

7 Days to Die tries hard to provide the same experience we had on PC, but it fails in its attempt due to the controller adaptation and the visible graphical downgrade.

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness has serious flaws to be a leader in the J-RPG genre. A flat and full of clichés history does not compensate decent combat system.

Prison Architect is a really good game, a very immersive one, but needs to be played on computer.

The Banner Saga 2 arrives to consoles and keeps unaltered its roots, offering a very intense and narrative experience.

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.

The slasher genre fits great in a multiplayer game, and Dead by Deadlight is a proof of it. Jason Voorhees approves.

A minimalistic yet excellent puzzle-platformer that achieves everything that it attempts almost perfectly. Only its slower pace and the lack of a real challenge could be improved.

The best thing about this game is that beyond the new features, it's the same game that we love to play. LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens has everything that has made this a memorable franchise: humor, coop adventure, and a mix of action, platforms and puzzles. Beyond that the new features feel a little bit dull.

The Technomancer is a lost opportunity for Spiders Studio. The game has some great ideas, but its execution is a disaster.

A narrative experience that's only suitable for a very specific audience that be delighted from start to finish while avoiding their obvious shortcomings.

Galaxy Space Run is an interesting twist on the tower defense genre. Clean, fun and absorbing.

Dino Dini’s Kick Off Revival is a tribute for the old player, but maybe it's not the best game for the young people.

Umbrella Corps is not the game Resident Evil deserves in its 20th anniversary. Scarce content and lack of depth means that it is not a good multiplayer action game either.

An interesting roguelike proposal that falls flat because of its combat mechanics and dull graphics. Besides that, it's an excellent choice for those who seek a challenge.

An interesting mix of genres that will delight fans of tactical action.

The different disciplines added as a tribute to Valentino Rossi are enough to fill the content of a video game that as MotoGP 16 would have been more of the same.

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.

An interesting adventure and gameplay, an experience targeted for a very specific kind of user.

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.

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

Keiji Inafune fails in his attempt to resurrect his own son Mega Man. The fans won't find that the level shown on the classic. Novices will feel it as a tedious and generic game.