One of the few Call of Duty games that offers a better campaign than its competitive portion. On the single player side you'll find a great experience, but the multiplayer part of the game isn't as bright as we were expecting. Infinity Ward has followed Treyarch's step, making this game feel more like an expansion than a new game.

A game that brings us back to the old times, when we only had to jump and enjoy every level. Unfortunately it's not up to date on modern game mechanics and visuals.

An expansion that every simmer must have in a similar way to Sims 2 Apartment Life. It could be bigger, but that's the only flaw of this expansion pack.

Despite an unpromising start, Hitman's first season has become a product that meets expectations.

Loading Human has some nice ideas tampered by an awful control scheme, horrible visuals and a lasting appeal shorter than it should due its price.

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

A remake that proves that old games can still be fun even with some minor hiccups due its age. Fun, cheap and beautiful RTS along the lines of Age of Empires.

A modern classic and one of those games that everyone must play but a little bit overpriced for a simple remaster.

Specially recommended for those who are new to Xenoverse. Otherwise, you will find a constant Déjà vu feeling: I've done this before. And yes, you've done it.

Gonner delivers a roguelike that new comers to the genre can enjoy while the more experienced player will find a charming and different take on the subject.

Quantum Break arrives to PC completely unaltered, with all its lights and shadows, but offers an improved visual experience by exploiting the highest hardware configurations and an enhanced control system thanks to the inclusion of the mouse.

Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters: Daybreak Special Gigs is an interesting interactive novel, but occidental users are not used to this kind of games. Despite of that, it a good offering that only fails on its combat system.

Deep but ugly and with a horrible control scheme on consoles, this game may entertain those who enjoy the deep strategy games, but may be too dense for everyone else.

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.

An homage to a franchise that now is 30 years old disguised as a brand new game with a lot of new ideas and concepts.

An old school adventures that doesn't manage to adapt to modern times and make the same mistakes that this kind of games made 20 years ago.

An interesting puzzle game that offers a nice challenge with a visual design that doesn't live up to modern standards.

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.

Batman: Return to Arkham is a good game but an awful remaster. It should have improved the frame rate, visuals and gameplay, but does none of that leaving the game almost as it was.

Thousands of enemies ready to fight... and to be undressed by our character. A hack'n slash full of sexual content but also deep and fun... and visually poor.

A nice conversion that retains the best features of the original PC version while adding new content, and without being too technically downgraded.

WWE 2K17 has minimal improvements, but important absences, like the 2K Showcase mode. The lack of Showcase mode gave My Career the chance to shine on its own, but it won't be the case and we feel that Paul Heyman's character has been wasted.

Mario Party: Star Rush tries to solve some of the series' problems without success, while leaving the turn based gameplay on the road.

Simply the best PS VR game out yet, albeit a short one.

Even if you are just doing the same thing over and over again, the game is really funny for short periods of time.

A nice concept that fails in offering a deeper experience that justifies its price.

WRC 6 has a great variety in game modes, but it fails when with the control of the cars, offering an unrealistic -and boring- experience.

Battlefield 1 offers a welcome evolution of the Battlefield formula that we all love, while adding an outstanding single player campaign that is worthy of our time.