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.

Where The Water Tastes Like Wine gets to translate the oral narrative into a game mechanic. The way the game transforms and mutates the stories that we know and we tell makes the game a deep reflection about the most human act of all: telling our experiences to others so they can learn from us.

An interesting new add to the Sims universe, but not the most long lasting one.

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

An old school game that manages to do almost everything well being a living homage to some gaming classic while still retaining its own and unique flavour.

If it had not been called Metal Gear Survive, this survival game would have been received in another way. However, many of the questionable decisions such as micropayments or permanent connection tarnish a remarkable gameplay based on The Phantom Pain.

Lovers of classic terror will feel that Remothered: Tormented Fathers, despite the lack of variety of situations, is a good tribute to the genre and we can't wait for its continuation.

Hand of the Gods is a highly customizable cardboard game with an interesting touch of tactical-spacial options that make him very different to similar games from different developers. Deep and cheap. Go for it.

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.

Dimps Studios could have gone further with a brand like Sword Art Online. Fatal Bullet has a too-classic design and, finally, the previous video games are more fun and original than this third person shooter-JRPG. Its main attraction is in the cooperative missions.

A remarkable 2D shooter featuring adorable kittens. Shooting and fun without brake. You have to save those milk at all costs!

An awesome chance for the Switch users to enjoy one of the most intense horror games in the last few years. Deep, dark and charming, this edition contains the original game and also its DLC: Inheritance. Get ready to turn off the lights.

The return of one of the vicars in the RTS genre is a mix between nostalgic memories and learning how to manage your rage. The same problems that in 90s were the norm now are huge problems that can make you shout at your citizens.

Fun & classic, Rad Rodgers strikes back with the same and interesting platforming videogame and several additions that make him a great product for almost all audiences in console. A good product, perfect for nostalgic-platforming addicts.

Many cons and few pros in this new work of NIS that arrives in Europe for that specific audience.

Secret of Mana is a welcomed remake, but doesn't do what's necessary to bring this game to a modern audience, with only slight changes to the original formula.