A good coop game that is fun only for a while, due its limited variety.

Immortal: Unchained tries to survive in a futuristic Dark Souls universe but it dies trying due to its terrible attempt to be hard and its problems when we try to manage the histamine bar.

The years have passed, accentuating the defects that Bullet Witch had in 2006. Did anyone want the resurrection of this game?

With the passage of a few hours of game already we will realize that the enormous size of the Generation Zero map does not do justice to the infinitesimal number of playable possibilities.

An interesting project cursed by a huge amount of bugs, and an incongruent plot.

Mark McMorris Infinite Air is a cold game which lost its great intentions because of its poor control.

Not the best TV homage that we have seen because it's too complicated and repetitive to be fun.

AereA is not the best option if we are looking for a strong RPG experience. It is instead a boring experience that sadly shows great intentions but fails by offering extremely repetitive mechanics.

Despite not highlighting either its combat or stealth mechanics, Fear Effect Sedna is a pretty satisfactory resurrection of a franchise that we believed dead by its puzzles, plot and characters.

Fun and deep but not as beautiful or full of content as we would have liked.

An interesting proposal that uses the best of many genres but forgets to exceed it's influences. Its main virtue is its history, full of narrative depth.

Neither in its concept nor in its execution has the first Fallout Online convinced us, which perhaps should have looked a little more in the mirror of The Elder Scrolls: Online for its debut. Will it come back? Only time will tell.

A missed opportunity. Vane had a lot of potential, but in the end it wasn't used in terms of creating a compelling game.

Necromunda: Hired Gun tries, but stays there. If you are a lover of the genre, its gunplay and mobility will be interesting for you to enjoy its combats, when the game is left.

An extended version of a PC game that wasn't perfect but managed to entertain in short bursts. The same thing happened on the Xbox One version, but it's a bit more expensive.

Despite maintaining its great atmosphere and its greatly improved graphics, Homefront: The Revolution does not provide much variety of situations or moments that remain engraved in our minds.

A good idea with a great presentation that doesn't achieve its full potential due to its low budget limitations.

An interesting roguelike FPS, which is hard and beautiful but with loose controls and awful sound.

Dead Alliance has an interesting proposal but fails from the very beginning: it's not even funny or enjoyable after a couple of rounds. Extremely poor graphics and a very simple one player a mode with bots and survival.

A cheap motorbikes game that manages to entertain but doesn't offer a deeper or polished driving experience.

An exciting mix of genres and references that is not capable of maintaining that excitement and becomes boring too quickly.

RAID: World War 2 is PayDay 2 with Inglorious Bastards, but it does not end up having either the charm of the game of robbery or of the Tarantino film.

A fun game due its jokes, but not the most polished one. Zenith can be considered ugly, his AI dumb and the graphics aren't great... And even with that, it still entertains.

A VR game that looks and plays almost like it was born during the PS2 era.

1348 Ex Voto is a missed opportunity. A medieval game with incredible voice acting that is overshadowed by soulless combat, terrible performance, and a gameplay philosophy that falls short in every way.

Despite being very improvable in all its aspects, Tennis World Tour is today the best realistic actual tennis game today. That doesn't mean that is better than Top Spin 4 (2011).

Somewhat similar to Hotline Miami, L.A. Cops is still fun and takes advantage of its cooperative mechanics and its great settings.

Not the best return of an old fashioned character. Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back is repetitive, simple and boring... A Shame.