A bold proposal that manages to entertain without much fanfare despite the fact that it could be better only by being more varied.

The most flat Telltale Games' game that we have seen on its narrative side, yet interesting due its main character, Michonne.

A good game if you like the narrative style of The Banner Saga but also a challenge in terms of combat. It doesn't offer a very intense experience but does work for RPG fans and also has a multiplayer mode.

An indie proposal which raised so much hype at the time, but leaves a bad taste . Game? No, nonlinear interactive story . A beauty with bad results not suitable for the impatient.

A great proposal if you are a Warhammer fan, but not that much if you aren't and it's a bit uglier than the original PC version.

A missed opportunity due its lack of depth on almost every corner of its gameplay.

Fun but shallow game without enough game modes to be entertaining for long enough.

A simple and accessible RTS that tries to copy some classics but doesn't achieve greatness.

Fable Fortune seems to be late to the card games party. It feels way too similar to Hearthstone and despite its "moral" system, the gameplay feels clumsy and slow.

Akiba's Beat is a great game for the Japan fans and a very long experience, but it gets buried due to its similarities to the Persona saga and technical simplicity.

If you are the kind of player that enjoys the long rides on this type of game, you are in luck with Trainz: A New Era. Better graphics, more routes, trains and possibilities than ever, but one of the worst optimizations that we have seen so far.

An old style remake that is beginning to be "too old for this shit" in terms of gameplay and visuals.

Warriors All-Stars is another game from Omega Force with all its pros and cons. It's poor story can't save a game suited only for hardcore fans of the musou genre.

A failed effort to revive an old franchise that doesn't do anything particularly wrong, but it doesn't deliver a compelling single player campaign.

My hero one's justice is a frantic fighting game specially designed for fans of the franchise. Broadly speaking, it is a very superficial game. With online mode being the most entertainment and starting hours it can offer.

A good compilation of four great games. It's a shame that the games included are the original ones, and not enhanced versions.

Interesting and direct, this game offers an intense management experience trying to make the Police Department work and also to discover the main character's past; it's also a little repetitive from the first release... and that is not sexy.

Decay: The Mare is an episodic point and click horror adventure developed by Shining Gate and Daedalic Entertainment, intense and terrifying but also a very short and easy experience for graphic adventure games lovers.

A turn based strategy game that make us think about what it could have been, forgetting what it really is... One more missed opportunity for Nintendo.

An very interesting MMORPG in its approach but short in its execution. Ideal for magic lovers, but the rest will find it devoid of emotion. It has many technical errors and it brings nothing really new to the genre beyond the use of magic for everything.

Need for Speed ​​does not take advantage of the two-year break to present a game that represents a clear step forward for the series, staying as a simple driving arcade game that does more things wrong than good.

A good adaptation of the Ben 10 animated series. Combat, exploration and platforms aimed at Ben's fans and kids.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk is a nice game and the feeling of being part of Kentaro Miura's masterpiece is intense... for a few hours. Later it's just a little mess with a bit of Berserk.

Turn based strategy in space worthy of the most seasoned stellar commanders, although there's not a lot more to do besides the battles.

Touches the balance of an almost perfect formula, making this expansion the least interesting adventure that you will live in Mordor. And yet, this final battle is worth it.

Dragon Star Varnir knows its limitations and only tries to hide them in the first hours. The combat system is the only positive thing to defend in this video game. The rest, however, seems a little bit disappointing beyond the design of main characters.

Despite what Nintendo has tried to sold us, Daemon x Machina is a low budget game that have potential, but its lack of ambition is the reason for not being successful.

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