One nice return, despite leaving some core features behind. Halo 5: Guardians manages to entertain and sets the basis for the franchise's future.

Pikmin 4 is a sequel lives up to the saga, an expansion that naturally integrates a greater amount of content, presenting new mechanics that, through Ochín, enable the creation of new challenges. A must have for the fan of the saga, and a great sequel which is perfectly capable of attracting new looks.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle looks amazing on Sony consoles. A new opportunity to dive into an adventure you will never forget. A shinning jewel for the PS5 catalog.

Improves everything that made Shadow of Mordor an excellent game but makes new mistakes with pacing and with its narrative. Again, an excellent (and deeper) game.

Maybe the best racing game of the year, but it could have been better with a more polished campaign and a dynamic weather system and day-night cycle.

Its blend of humor and great characters perfectly complements the universe created by Gearbox. The best of Telltale since the first season of The Walking Dead.

Wargroove is going to become, in its own right, the spiritual successor of Advance Wars.

One of the best indie games of the year -so far-, and a modern reminder of everything that made Tony Hawk's games a sure hit. Still waiting the split screen mode.

A true racing simulator that may not be appealing for every player, but manages to offer a different view of the racing genre on consoles.

SEGA has found a way to create an even better version of OutRun. Thanks to its 60 fps and the stereoscopic effect, OutRun looks as gorgeous as it did back in the eighties.

There are few games as immediately accessible and fun as this one. Pure, simple, joyful and with a killer soundtrack, Crypt of the Necrodancer is a small radiant gem.

The king of the 4X games is back and it has come with a golden crown. Firaxis has made a whole new Civ with a taste both of the past and the present. Perfect for newcomers and a challenge for the experienced ones.

A surprising new twist on a crowded genre. Slay the Spyre may not be the prettiest game out there, but it's one of the most interesting experiences of 2019 so far.

A clear example of how to adapt a strategy game from PC to consoles. Thanks to its interface and controls we don't miss playing with the keyboard and mouse.

As good as it was on PS4, but with a bit more content, and it's cheaper. A win-win situation despite its delay.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is an excellent demonstration of quality with an absorbing history and an outstanding artistic direction. Joining concepts such as Norse mythology and psychosis was not easy, but the mixture has been respectful and interesting.

Colossal Order ha decided to bring it's franchise to a whole new level, making it become the ultimate Sim city simulator, being even better than the original franchise.

Rock Band 4 is a fantastic game to feel music games with the new generation of consoles. The improvisation mode is very fun, though we would have liked to see new features.

A new and carefree simulation game that recovers the spirit of the original. Addictive, fun and without germs.

More and almost always better. More characters, more game mechanics and a luxury soundtrack are the pros of Hotline Miami 2. Unfortunately, the plot slightly darkens a game of exquisite mechanics.

A game that conquers you through the eyes, but it's when you play it when it convinces. As fascinating being watched as played and whose mistakes are in no way decisive.

A game that proves what VR is capable of achieving... despite that fact that it's still a great game played as a traditional game.

Super Mario 3D World has aged quite well. It is still a very enjoyable adventure, updated in its rhythm and different enough from Super Mario Odyssey for those who came to Switch without going through Wii U to discover it. The big surprise is Bowser's Fury, which transcends the concept of simple DLC and adds mechanics and novelties of epic dimensions.

The best possible version of the 'impossible game'. Maybe its technical side is getting too old for next gen consoles, but that is its only mistake, on a package that offer hundreds of hours of death and joy.

After the Borderlands 2 fiasco on PS Vita, it is a joy to once again have timeless classics and still full of humor and good gaming experiences gathered in a single package for Nintendo Switch, where we mainly recommend be played on handheld mode.

Astra is a game that you love for his design and five seconds later, you will love it for his fun gameplay. The mixture of genres, puzzles, race endless, enemies and obstacles in their levels ... everything is measured to amuse and pose a growing challenge. A small masterpiece for iOS.

A great adventure that looks as awesome as it plays with multiple choices that really matter and a compelling history that is worth your time.

Fun and more complete than previous iterations, this game is a great option for any Star Wars fan, no matter what age he (or she) is.