An excellent platformer that is as entertaining as it was almost a decade ago, but that hasn't enough new features to justify another buy if you have already played the game on Wii or -especially- on Wii U.

An interesting way to re-conduct the style of Dead by Daylight. Powerful survivors able to win the battle if they work together. A good experience and full of strategical choices for the serial killer.

A great game that it's still valid and fun, despite being excessively linear and cliche-yd for the modern times.

A good game that will please retro lovers but one that offers too few new things to a genre that is getting saturated.

An interesting story beautifully recreated that doesn't works as good as it should on its technical side.

Just a plain bad kart game that manages to copy the best game on its genre but fails on doing it.

A good ending to this line of DLCs despite not including many new things, especially because of its nice narrative.

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

A good expansion that does less than expected to renew Forza Horizon 4's formula, despite doing almost everything pretty well.

A great game awfully translated to VR due to its bad control schemes.

A fun game despite the fact that it looks like a past gen videogame and doesn't do anything really new.

Just Cause 4 is a success at the same things that made the third game great, but a failure when it tries to improve its narrative, variety or polish. Finally. it's a fun game in short bursts but not much else.

A tranquil and serene game in the flavour of Journey or Inside, one that is as beautiful as it can be.

A classic shump that brings some unique twists to the old arcadey games that we played on the arcades 20 years ago, but falls a bit short while doing it, especially if you are playing alone.

An interesting mix of genres that manages to offer something truly unique, though it's far from being perfect due some failures in its gameplay design.

A nice surprise that is a great narrative adventure, but that can be improved on its technical side and with a better ending.

Nintendo Switch has made its year historic with this video game. Ultimate is not a Super Smash Bros Deluxe, it is the work of 20 years of success and a new way of revolutionary understanding all the new ideas, such as the Spirits or the new and long single-player Adventure mode. Sakurai hits the fighting games. SSB Ultimate is essential.

Gear.Club Unlimited 2 evolves over the previous game firstly by making this game more consoley and less mobiley, but also by including more variety in almost every aspect of the proposal. Sadly, its driving model is far from perfect, and the game becomes tiring before its ending but it's the best serious racing game on Switch.

A great homage to the old arcade racing games that manages to hit the right pedal during a couple of hours, but doesn't evolves enough to keep you entertained forever.

A great neo-retro game that manages to be fresh and a perfect homage to some old classic like Wonder Boy.

A tribute to the classic arcade of the 80s, but with a twist that we like a lot. The games in Switch or PC are a challenge, where the design of levels is delicious. It is difficult not to play again and again a level until you get over it. A title for classic hearts, but also for young people wanting to have fun.

A leap of quality for the inclusion of the Unreal Engine 4 with respect to the previous game and the increase in content, but it is light years away from being the Forza of the bikes.

The theme and the setting, as well as the design that Bendy & The Ink Machine brings, has dazzled us. A dazzle, however, that despite keeping the type at least throughout the adventure. All that little spell is diluted when realizing that the mechanical machines are simple and that the mixture of genres more than the quality of the set is restored. It is not a bad game because in fact it is fun in its simplicity and it is an interesting adventure. We met several times to explore and unravel a well-implemented story in a fantastic setting makes the experience very worthwhile. Some scare, puzzles and simple combats complete a set that bets for an atmosphere that finally is little used.

Neither Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight nor Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight improve the formula of Persona 4: Dancing All Night, which does not impede us from going to have some good dances with their catchy songs and choreographies.

A good adventure that has every ingredient in the original Darksiders formula, and even manages to evolve it. In gameplay terms, we love Darksiders III, but its narrative is a complete mess.

Fun but modest arcade shooter that is one of the hidden surprises on the eShop.

Ronimo Games presents us an unparalleled Viking adventure full of fun, laughs, desperation and tasty shawarmas.

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.