The Deer God puts you as a man reincarnated as a Deer. An interesting premise that fails to deliver its promises due a dull design and boring mechanics.

Mediocre in every aspect, but so funny for its own zombie-killer premise. The new Horde mode is the most valuable addition to this compilation, especially if played 4 players co-op.

An interesting proposal centered on satisfying RPG fans, which will feel like being at home with everything Oreshika has to offer.

This third episode offers varied and balanced gameplay with beloved puzzle sections. Arguably leaves much to be desired.

Somewhat similar to Hotline Miami, L.A. Cops is still fun and takes advantage of its cooperative mechanics and its great settings.

This one is the less attractive adventure that you can play on Kyrat. Despite the tower defense mechanics and the Yetis, there's not enough innovation to keep us playing this expansion.

One of the best indie games of the year -so far-, and a modern reminder of everything that made Tony Hawk's games a sure hit. Still waiting the split screen mode.

A game that may be too classic and entertaining, but the joy won't last for long due to its poor pacing.

Humble and solid. Each game is different and requires reading the everchanging environment and learning to take advantage of the aleatory features. The perfect strategy game to play in short sessions.

More and almost always better. More characters, more game mechanics and a luxury soundtrack are the pros of Hotline Miami 2. Unfortunately, the plot slightly darkens a game of exquisite mechanics.

Finally a Definitive Edition provides arguments to justify a new purchase. Its modes and difficulty modifiers are enough change. And all at 60fps.

A memorable adventure, far more complex than its graphics may suggest. A new mandatory stop for every metroidvania lover.

Fun and beautiful, but a plain game that fails to overcome the previous game's success.

A unique travel trough your worst nightmares on a classic point'n click style. It's art it's just amazing, but fails on offering a real challenge that last long enough to become a classic.

Touches the balance of an almost perfect formula, making this expansion the least interesting adventure that you will live in Mordor. And yet, this final battle is worth it.

White Night conceives of a series of brilliant ideas that are diluted in its irregular execution.

It may be too simple, but Hassleheart is effective as a game that offers fun in small doses. Too bad that his proposal does not hold beyond a few sessions of play.

A beautiful walk that sometimes forgets to be a videogame becoming boring in a way. Short and plain aside from its interesting premise.

One good fighting game. Maybe it's not as deep as previous Arc System Works games, but successfully achieves what it is aiming: to let the player enjoy it.

Keeps the rhythm of the first episode, without adding or changing anything on its way. The history is interesting, and the gameplay remains as fun as it was. Could be better, but also it could be much worse.

If you are looking for a co-op title fun and direct, Helldivers is what you are looking for. It innovates on its genre and does almost everything right. Much better played with friends.

A brawler with strategy elements that will work for people that like smashing buttons and can speak in English. It's not a huge leap forward on its franchise, but is still an enjoyably long run.

A disappointing game that was aiming to become the next Crazy Taxi but fails on achieving it. Short, ugly and not even funny.

ScreamRide does a lot of things well, but doesn't delve into any of them. Fun and accessible, but it won't last for long. It's framerate and camera issues are annoying, but it's biggest sin is being only in English in a Spanish speaking country.

A point & click adventure that is at the same time a great homage to 90's adventures and a step beyond for the genre. If only the game were a little bit more difficult.

Hand of Fate offers a fresh, absorbing experience with a great fusion of genres and concepts. While its difficulty and fight system prevent it from achieving excellence, this is an intriguing new game made by a promising new team.

A fresh start for Dragon Ball that mixes elements from Budokai Tenkaichi series and Dragon Ball Online. This creates a sort of Online RPG that manages to retell the same old story in a brand new way. Still, it's not perfect, but it's fun anyway.

Despite being only an appetizer from a bigger plate, this first episode leaves a good taste, being capable of retaking the mystery of the original games on this franchise.