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.

Captain Wilkins stars in the latest Wolfenstein II DLC and, although he puts a lot of effort into it, it will not stay in our memory for long. Scarcely two more hours Wolfenstein II style fun but with situations that we have already lived again and again.

Ghost of a Tale is a game created as a great labyrinthine dungeon, puzzles, traps, stealth, and a charismatic protagonist in a macabre and gray medieval world. SeithCG's first job is reminiscent of classic adventures, but it also needs better optimization, technical polishing and several better decisions.

A magical game that lives up to the legacy of the first entry of the series. A great RPG that you have to play.

A remaster that only improves the visual of the original game, retaining everything else from the 2014 game, including its old school mechanics and flaws. Doesn't do enough.

Fun and interesting, Surviving Mars is a kind-of-SimCity in the Mars surface that challenges the player to create his own civilization, buildings and survival system, adding some exploration mechanics.

Attack on Titan 2 seems to be a sloopy copy of the first game adding just a few mechanical improvements but repeting the first story arc (again).

The Yakuza series is again founded on three main pillars in The Song of Life: myriad activities and mini-games, deep combat, and wonderful storytelling that ends the era of Kazuma Kyriu and serves to draw the new horizon toward which Sega will go.

A failed attempt to offer an excellent platformer with Kirby as its main character, because of its extremely low difficulty and a bad level design, despite being horribly beautiful and very fun when played with friends.

This first episode of The Council is a promising new twist in the genre of narrative adventure, in which your choices and the development of your character really matter.

A good idea that falls short on possibilities and becomes boring too soon.

An excellent open world racing game that is still as fun as it was 10 years ago... despite the fact that there are only a few improvements to the original formula in terms of gameplay, visuals or sound.

A good debut from Painted Black Games with a personal and intimate work.

It's a shame that Capcom did not want to include new features that would have improved the game experience of these three classics.

Strange, rhythmic and with procedural missions: that's what All Walls Must Fall tries to make us understand like a new kind of strategic combat based on music and turns.

Curse of the Pharaohs is an expansion with full game flavor. An unbeatable level of quality/price ratio that we did not see since Blood & Wine for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt or Hot Wheels for Forza Horizon 3.

Undoubtedly, one of the surprises so far this year. If you like the genre, you should give it a try.

A failed attempt to portray the action of an FPS on VR. Bravo Team lacks sufficient variety and polish to be a real contender in the genre.

A prequel that manages to retain almost everything that made the original game something truly special, despite its 'natural' nature and its focus on 'just' feelings.

A great story and setting drawn back because of its playable restraints.

Moss is one of the most interesting experiences ever done on VR and has a main character that we deeply love: Quill. It may not be perfect due to the restrains of PS VR, but despite that, it's an excellent portrait of VR narrative and gameplay.

A good try in the roguelike style. A game that is able to offer a kind-of-different experience, but it fails in the combat system and also with the stealth mechanics.

It is a pity that the alarming lack of content tarnishes the great gameplay and graphics of the new Kylotonn game.

Into the Breach sticks with you even when you're not playing it. You rewind every step you'd made thinking about different solutions while you reset the time line once more thinking "this time will be the good one". Spoiler: "it won't".

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.

Without being an essential classic, 'Blob 2' resists much better the passage of time and both visually and mechanically is perfectly valid in 2018.

A good story to be told, Rise of Insanity is not intense enough to make us suffer. It tries to become a new step in the Layers-of-Fear-style, but the remaining sense is that something lacks.

With its simple gameplay, Gravel can win the hearts of all fans of arcade driving. However, its proposal is exhausted after a few hours when the main game mode "Off-Road Masters" ends due to the lack of enough unlocks to keep the game alive.