The difference between HEX: Shards of Fate and other digital card games is its rich and changelling PvE campaign.

Identity is a good AC adaptacion but needs a bit more personality and being a more deep to really be a great game.

A nice game that offers a solid visual representation and nice (but uninventive) gameplay mechanics. With a little more variety and depth it could have been outstanding.

A game as brutal, simple and fun as Hotline Miami besides being too short and repetitive over time.

One of the best works from Quantic Dream comes to PS4 keeping its quality intact but including minor changes to its original formula.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD is the HD edition this game deserves.

The most flat Telltale Games' game that we have seen on its narrative side, yet interesting due its main character, Michonne.

The same excellent game that conquered us a few months ago but with more content and fewer rivals online (due its lack of cross platform gaming).

We are the Dwarves is a Challenging strategic experience, but sometimes you feel restricted in your actions.

As well rounded as unforgiving and visually engaging. The Flame in the Flood almost becomes an outstanding game, but some minor flaws prevent that.

An outstanding idea that gets old due to its repetition. With a little more variety this game could have been an instant classic.

Fun and deep but not as beautiful or full of content as we would have liked.

The strongest point of Balde & Soul is the combat system. Its weakest point is that it doesn't know how to explain itself.

A retro delicatessen that's too short and shallow to become a classic, but it's capable of entertaining as it is.

A weird but well rounded game that may entertain you for a while despite its control problems and being too difficult for those not patient enough.

Along the +50 hours of my adventure I found myself playing the longest DLC ever, not a sequel or a new game.

The most realistic prehistoric representation that we have seen, but it lacks a little bit of depth in its gameplay mechanics to become an excellent game.

A strange game that has the ability to engage the player despite its weaknesses.

An excellent game that improves every aspect on the previous game, despite being too iterative and making some mistakes while trying to offer its experience.

After a bad season of adaptations into the world of video games, finally Bandai Namco and Media Vision have returned Akiyoshi Hongo's franchise to its rightful place in this industry.

One nice unforgiving game that may have been much better being less difficult and more varied.

The next step in fighting games' mechanics, but a step backward on game modes.

The ultimate crossover in videogames. Fanservice in every pixel.

A surprisingly good horror exploration adventure that relies too much on a single mechanic, which makes the final part of Layers of Fear too reiterative, and that is its only flaw.

Fun in short term but repetitive and shallow on long plays. Could have been better.

More than a Geo Wars clone, with plenty of options and a lot of fun to offer, but being too short to really last on our minds.

Unravel is an exceptional experience for the senses. An adventure to enjoy as if we were children.

An expansion pack that is more like a 2.0 version of the original Dying Light than a simple DLC. Much more varied, colorful & deep, and as crowded with zombies as the original game.