Maybe the best action-adventure of 2015, and the best looking game on Xbox One. Lara is back, and it's better than ever.

The biggest CoD game yet released. Three are its legs, and all of them are equally important. Maybe the campaign is the weakest leg and the multiplayer the strongest, but any of them is noteworthy.

A complete but conservative remaster that brings some life into a dead game that deserved a better fate.

Disappointing in every way.

Nordic Games continues trying to capitalize the acquisition of THQ licenses with more effort than quality at this time.

Need for Speed it's a great game full of good intentions. But the franchise still has a long way to travel.

Is beautiful and huge. However, this is a title whose first game is the best, while in the second, even though trying to do something different things, is noticeably dull.

Not the biggest or deepest DLC or game that we have seen, but probably the best motorbikes game available on the current gen platforms, despite being too arcadey and recycling the whole original DriveClub.

The best homage that the old school RPG can get, but also a rendition to the new wave on the genre, adapted seamlessly to consoles.

WWE 2k16 solves almost every problem that the previous game had, making it one of the most enjoyable wrestling games of the last few years.

Astra is a game that you love for his design and five seconds later, you will love it for his fun gameplay. The mixture of genres, puzzles, race endless, enemies and obstacles in their levels ... everything is measured to amuse and pose a growing challenge. A small masterpiece for iOS.

Not the best cooperative game, nor the most polished, but still can be fun if you are capable of overseeing all the things that could be better on this game.

One nice return, despite leaving some core features behind. Halo 5: Guardians manages to entertain and sets the basis for the franchise's future.

The changes in Guitar Hero Live are very strong, but this business is for the brave. The new guitar offers new challenges and is a much more realistic and graceful instrument. GHTV mode offers endless possibilities and hours of play without payment. Guitar Hero Live may have left things behind, but shows a promising way.

The new game modes are great and the tracklist is wide, fun and almost perfect. It's still the same game gameplay wise, but at least it offers some new ways to play. Maybe next year's edition will think more about the user experience, which is the biggest flaw on Just Dance 2016.

A perfect match for those looking for a cooperative game that reminds them of Left 4 Dead, but with its own style and brand new features. Maybe it's not the most detailed or varied game out there, but it's pretty fun.

Victorian London is the perfect playground with plenty of content and fun... despite its still present graphical glitches.

Not a game for everyone, but if you are into roguelike puzzle platformers, Subaeria could be one of the nicest surprises available on steam.

The costumes are an evolution of the masks of Majora's and provide new features for the traditional Zelda puzzles. It's fun to play, but things like the unbalanced single player and the deficient communication between players keep it from being outstanding.

Retro madness made videogame. An Adrenaline fueled shooter born into the 80's movies and pixels, Maybe too difficult for some, but that's the way the games were two decades ago.

The best and funniest control in the series... but is also the least scariest of all.

WRC 5 tries to restart the WRC franchise with a new developer named Kylotonn. They manage to create a solid base to the gameplay but fail on delivering a bug free game.

Tales of Zestiria is fun, but disappointing. It's too dependent on the past Tales of... titles and characters and plot are all but original. And it tries to justify itself. All the time.

An intelligent game that may not be for all kind of gamers, but if you buy into its mechanics you'll be sucked into this post-apocalyptic world despite its lack of any narrative.

Transformers Devastation is a delight that dazzled fans of the legendary Hasbro toys thanks to the undeniable talent of Platinum Games.

The battles are spectacular, yes, but all the fighters have the same controls and is it's absurdly easy.

An old school game with old school flaws but a huge amount of complexity for those who want to look beyond the initial moments.

Good intentions but bad execution for a graphical adventure that won't be remembered for a long time.