Xeodrifter offers a metroidvania -like experience entertaining and complete. A retro game that is rather short but with good qualities for fans of 2D action-platforming.

An excellent trilogy ending from a studio that has earned its reputation with the three quality games of this saga.

Unlike almost everything, but far from perfect. Otakus should have it, the other players may have more complete options, but not so original in its genre.

A good game that has stood the test of time in an exemplary manner, but that conforms to repeat the same mistakes of the original, although extends the experience with new content.

A good attempt to offer a different approach to terror, though somewhat diluted because of repetition on its mechanics and a lack of originality.

A game that conquers you through the eyes, but it's when you play it when it convinces. As fascinating being watched as played and whose mistakes are in no way decisive.

The beat'em up genre finally has a great game on PS4 that also is getting to PS3. Supporting the use of the Unreal Engine, the new release of Guilty Gear shows its wonderful weapons once again.

Four unforgettable films, one LEGO title that does honor to the series and try to go further, although some of its purposes fall by the wayside.

One great MMO with a lot of content, but it's only in English (and that's a major flaw in Spain for this kind of game) and does not offer any specific characteristics beyond some tweaks to adapt the PC gameplay to consoles.

Although it may seem an impossible game to beat, 1001 Spikes knows how to reward those who try to beat it thanks to a delightful level design.

Entertaining, fast and direct. Ready to fill the hearts of those who want uncomplicated and direct struggles and, above all, having fun.

This DLC pack comes out without a bang, but manages to offer a great set of maps and an outstanding co-op experience. That's the way we like it, Activision.

Adventures of Pip is a nice tribute to the classic 2D pixel art platformer even though it lacks some depth.

We don't know what to highlight in Hatred beyond the controversy for its extreme violence, It gets boring quickly. If you want senseless ultraviolence and fun gameplay, you are going to find only the second. At least, the visual style and the destructible environments are remarkable.

An interesting take on the turn based strategy games that also brings to the table some interesting ideas. It could be more ambitious, but still is fun.

Simple, but addictive and with plenty of content. If you can obviate the fact that it's a game designed to be played in a mobile device, it offers a handful of hours of fun.

One of the best games of its genre, but horribly ported to PS4. Probably, the game will be fixed, but at the moment of it's release it's almost broken.

This JRPG franchise evolves to offer an active gameplay system that put's it nearer to the hack'n slash genre, but with that change, also loses some of the key characteristic on the series.

One fun platformer full of puzzles and a great sense of humour. It Fails on the technical side, where only the art could be highlighted, and with the controls, that may be too complex.

Grey Goo can be considered the sleeper of the year (strategy game). It is a good game overall, taking classic elements and adapting to changing times, but rather lacking in depth.

A completely different take of the twisted world born on Shinji's Mikami's Mind, that may not be everyone's kind of horror game. Besides that, this DLC falls too short on content.

It may not be refreshingly new or specially relevant, but Van Helsing III manages to retain everything that made previous games on the franchise fun.

Tremendous fun.

Heroes of the Storm has a champion's core. Fast, competitive and,most of all, cooperative. And with all the attractive of the Blizzard characters. The MOBA through Blizzard glasses.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fun & cheap, but shallow proposal. It's not an spectacular or long game, but everything this chameleon tries is well executed. One of the best ways to invest 5€ on a downloadable game.

Magnetic: Closed Cage offers interesting puzzles and a plot interesting enough to keep us hooked, but relies too heavily on ideas from other games.

Carmageddon: Reincarnation looks like a bad port from the original game. All its fun mechanics are still there, but the game suffers from bad controls and outdated graphics.