An interesting proposal that is still a little rough around the edges. An interesting and intelligent future sports game proposal.

The best possible version of the 'impossible game'. Maybe its technical side is getting too old for next gen consoles, but that is its only mistake, on a package that offer hundreds of hours of death and joy.

Ideal for motorcycle fans, but it carries too many flaws that may be the product of the rush to get to the market on time. With a little more cooking time this game will be just awesome, but as it is, it's just correct.

A nice piece of content that may fall too short on added features, compared with what we had on the original game.

At the beginning, Pillars of Eternity has too much of the classic Infinity Engine games. A few hours later you'll start to discover its particular magic and fall in love. It's a tribute to those games and Obsidian Entertainment have achieved to refresh the old formula.

Telltale's crafting a nice, strong, interesting story, but with George R.R. Martin's work and the studio's past games, it'll take more than just that to achieve excellence.

An immense world to explore. Charming characters everywhere. A deep and satisfactory combat system. Gorgeous soundtrack. Xenoblade Chronicles 3D is a great adaptation for New Nintendo 3DS of one of the best Wii games and, probably, the best J-RPG of the last decade.

An expansion pack that will satisfy the fans that were waiting to return to Thedas. An interesting and beautiful DLC that falls too similar to the main game.

Simple but fun. As easy as that, but with almost infinite possibilities due to its randomly generated maps.

Even with Maxine's story taking form and the drama getting more intense, with a great moment in the ending, Dontnod's project still needs to reflect about its characters and plot to achieve greatness.

Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is good, nice and cheap for all the content that offers. If there has to be an indispensable remaster, it's this one.

Three Fourths Home's story is amazing, but it is difficult to mark this title as a videogame.

Bloodborne is exactly what we where expecting. Hard, with a perfect atmosphere and as challenging as few other games in the market. You'll need to want to love him, but in return your love will be eternal and immortal.

More like an expansion set than a new game, but with a huge amount of content that justifies its existence.

One nice port that runs smoothly on PC but doesn't add anything to the original mix. The game still is Assassin's Creed Darkflag.

Telltale knows what it's doing, but having set such high standards we'd expected something more. In the end, Atlas Mugged comes out as unfunny and just plain standard.

Pre-Civilization: Marble Age is more a puzzle than a strategy game but, still, it packs enough ingredients to make it an enjoyable game.

Despite its original mechanics, its own smartphone formula becomes boring quickly.

While it has high aspirations and a good base, Connor Ullmann fails to deliver an engaging, deep or interesting experience, ending with a mediocre game.

One fun MOBA game that takes advantage of the touch controls, despite it needing a big screen to be fully enjoyed. 3 on 3 matches are plenty of fun.

Chopping fruit has never been this fun. Fruit Ninja Kinect makes everything better, including more mini-games and allowing up to 4 people to enjoy the party.

A good ending to a game that retakes part of Resident Evil's original charm. This particular episode shines despite its awful Moira & Claire section.

Funny, creative, but with not very many puzzles. A Trojan Horse for Mario Maker. With this new game in the Mario vs Donkey series the Nintendo community is going to be tested if they're ready for a level editor.

A nice try by Visceral Games, despite the fact that they don't succeed in bringing Battlefield its old glory. At least it offers the best online experience possible, solving all Battlefield 4 issues.

SEGA has found a way to create an even better version of OutRun. Thanks to its 60 fps and the stereoscopic effect, OutRun looks as gorgeous as it did back in the eighties.

A game that was about to be the next big Final Fantasy game, but doesn't get there because of its worthless graphics. Much more than the price to pay for having Final Fantasy XV Episode Duscae.

A DLC that complements the main history on the game while letting us control a different character, centering it's experience on puzzles and stealth. Fun, but very short.

Without making the effort to adapt the game to western audiences, the game is less appealing.