One of the most beautiful games on the current gen gets even bigger and better, and we can just celebrate it.

Three games in one pack. A good offer for the Assassin's Creed fans with a PS Vita.

Fun, fast and unpretentious but too close to the mobile version of the game... And without any official licenses.

Milestone have failed in their second attempt with this license by applying their same formula of cutting all their games by the same pattern.

A game developed with inertia, to reach a deadline, and not precisely the one that waits at the end of the 100 meters finals.

A bullet hell that is as sweet to discover as it is to play. Fun and beautiful but uninventive.

ADR1FT is the Wii Sports of the VR. Shows us the potential of this new technology, but it needs more depth. [VR tested]

A beautiful and hard experience that may have a narrative that's just ok.

A humble game that looks fine but hasn't got a solid offer on his pocket. E.T. Armies is repetitive in its campaign and empty in its online modes.

MLB The Show 16 is simply the best modern game of baseball. Despite being quite similar to 2015, it adds improvements and additions that makes it not look like a clone of the last edition.

Long, complex and full of secrets. Dark Souls 3 is everything we were asking for with very few problems to solve.

An A+ on its narrative and audiovisual presentation but not near perfect on its gameplay, due to the subjugation of its mechanics to the storytelling. Besides that it's too easy and not very long.

Fun yet short experience that feels different from the main game, which is a welcome change.

Traveling back in time is a nice thing especially when things are done well. That's the case of Verdun, a nice FPS that changes the way we use to play games on the genre. It's not spectacular or overpopulated, but enjoyable.

Deeper than the previous iteration on this new franchise, but it still has a lot of room to improve especially on its visual presentation.

The same game that we played a few years ago on old-gen consoles, but adapted to modern day hardware and with a lot of extra content. This one may not be the best RE out there, but it's still enjoyable.

One nice conversion of a driving game as demanding that only experts on the genre will fully enjoy it. We miss a couple of new features on the console versions, but it's still a great racing game.

A different kind of game that only a few will enjoy. Those seeking an adrenaline rush should run away from this game, that is closer to being a book than a videogame.

We can only think on what Slain! could have been and cry.

Short but interesting DLC that adds some new and interesting features to the main game.

An nteresting yet short and easy platform experience that is able to entertain.

A proposal which should approach all fans of stealth games.

A masterpiece that doesn't shows its age despite the time that has passed since its original release. An outstanding remastering that manages to retain the magic from the original game.

Nintendo 3DS has a lot of problems to run Hyrule Warriors Legends. The game adds a lot of content to the original Wii U version, but it's low performance and some design decisions make it less fun in all ways.

Modest but effective terror adventures that follow the path seen on P.T., but manages to entertain through its way.

A remastered version with not many new features, but still an excellent game.

A fun but shallow experience that reminds us of other musou-like games. Tries to be lighthearted and crazy, making it easier to jump in as a casual player, if you don't get scandalized by the sexuality of its characters.

Easy to learn, hard to master... But fails to entertain on long plays. In short bursts Trackmania Turbo is just awesome, but its lack of variety hits hard when playing on longer sessions.