A nice idea that does not work due to its repetitiveness and because it can cause (a lot) of nausea.

Despite its simplification in the plot and the mechanics of the Story Mode, kids will finally unleash their imagination.

Wang is back, accompanied by 70 weapons, new enemies and a more free experience. A great action game damaged by its repetitiveness in levels & mechanics.

The Coalition has made a proper Gears of War. GoW 4 has a new setting and enemies but everything else there is what made this franchise an instant classic on Xbox. One of the best TPS out there on Xbox One or PC.

Immersive and lots of content, it is a pity that the poor graphics overshadow the overall result of Driveclub VR.

Sonic tries to reconquer the throne, but this is not his best attempt. Fire & Ice brings back the speed levels, but the special arcade sections are inconsistent and technically insufficient. Only for the biggest fans of the blue hedgehog.

A nice surprise for those who have or don't have PS VR. A game as easy to play as it is deep and extremely addictive.

It is a pity that they created an open world city that's so great and so well recreated as the New Orleans of the time to not make too many tasks to perform freely - one of the facets that we hope can be overcome in the future.

Ride 2 has much more content in every possible aspect. However, Milestone has forgotten that the sequels are also to correct and bring something new.

Still an outstanding adventure, but offers minor improvements over the 2015 version of this same game.

Dead Synchronicity is back one year later, and keeps the original experience unaltered. A great adaptation to the pad controls and a good opportunity for the PS4 players to go inside this dystopian tale.

Until Dawn Rush of Blood is a fun experience, but gets old too fast even while lasting only for two hours.

Paper Mario Color Splash is a delightful visual experience that keeps alive the series' RPG style and offers new features thanks to the Wii U pad possibilities beside a great length.

A classic twin-stick shooter, but with futuristic military technology. A discreet video game which is more enjoyable when played in co-op.

A great port that only could have been better including the steam Workshop integration. We know that's impossible, but it's an issue that makes this version worse than the original.

Dragon Quest Builders has a perfect design and concept to entertain the younger and an adult audience.

Syndrome is a frightening experience that reuses the outer space - survival horror medley; it makes us suffer thanks to its overwhelming difficulty and mechanics: run and hide... or die.

A nice puzzle game that sometimes surprises the player, but doesn't achieve to offer anything new or flashy.

An inconspicuous game that manages to entertain with its procedural platforming but fails on delivering a successful combat.

Rise of Iron isn't the most innovative nor biggest expansion pack that Destiny have seen, but still it's a fun one, bringing some fun to those players that want to return to this universe despite the repetitiveness of the formula.

Not the deepest karaoke experience that we have played. We were expecting a better game or at least a completely licensed one.

Virginia is an experience able to catch the player's attention thanks to its thriller style and its narrative resources. A good videogame with an outstanding OST recorded by the Prage Philarmonic Orchestra. One of the best indie projects of its genre.

FIFA 17 has FIFA 16-based gameplay, but it's more polished. It includes a variety of game modes for every taste.

One of the best pirate experiences ever created, but not the best adventure game out there. It's an interesting proposal that fails on offering an deeper story.

Forza Horizon 3 may not be the most innovative racing game ever, but it's a consistent improvement over the previous iteration in this outstanding sub-saga, which makes it one of the best racing games that we've seen in a while.

May not be the most innovative sports game ever done, but it's one of the best sports games ever made.

A leap forward in terms of gameplay, stagnating game modes and a clear step backwards in terms of licenses.

How to Survive 2 is a great game if you are looking for a soft and easy experience of survival... but it is very simple (in technical terms). A good choice would be to play with a friend using the cooperative mode.