Brothers is one of those games which won't disappoint you if you are looking for something different. However, you must keep in mind that this game is short, even though it's a great game, it's not a long one and it won't offer anything new if you replay it.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax offers good gameplay mechanics, interesting characters and exciting combat moments. A nice range of modes to improve our style that, unfortunately, seems quite hard to be used in an empty online mode.

If EA wanted FIFA 19 to be a reconstruction, the final result is a nice try but not enough. It’s a good football game, It’s funny with its arcade touch which is really attractive. The new licenses of Champions League and Europa league with lots of Leagues around the world. The scenarios, the display of all around the football world is amazing, but the execution lacks in realism. But we can’t expect It from EA for the moment. They sell a fun football game, with some realistic touches, and that’s what millions of players buy. That’s all. And that’s enough.

Frantic arcade whose strict control mechanics make hard. Perfect for quick playing and the perfect companion for Playstation Vita.

Improved visual aspects, feeling of unity in each season and several hours of extra content are enough elements to give this collection a chance. It is the closure that the franchise deserved.

Helldivers is an enjoyable game, especially white playing its co-op mode that allows playing with three friends. It's not very good playing solo and it's much harder, enough to put average players in hardship. However, it has quite a lack of variety when it comes to mission objectives and its gameplay mechanics aren't very good either.

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a game that bets on simplicity and entertainment, with very good sensations and awaiting tweaks that enhance it even more.

Planet Coaster Console Edition is a game that almost entirely maintains the content of its previous installment for PC. Leaving us not so good feelings in terms of innovation, but without a doubt it is a title that is at the height of its previous version.

Alien: Isolation is a nice try in being the long-awaited game that Alien saga fans have been clamoring for. However, the lack of rhythm, technical issues and repetitive mechanics weigh down a game that didn't know how to materialize what was a great idea at its core.

Unlike PaRappa The Rapper Remastered, LocoRoco's 11 years of rest haven't affected the product. 4K resolution enhances lines and colours, but it's still the same PSP game, no extras or remarkable bonus apart from trophies. And at a not-so-competitive price among so many offers or PSN games.

PS Plus brings us a high quality game. A game that is really worth seeing, playing, experiencing and enjoying. More than recommendable for any player of any age.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is a game that has the burden of the five years that have passed since its original launch. It is not a bad game, but nowadays feels kind of outdated and the array of modern ARPGs will be more weight that will probably affect this remaster.

Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines is an easy to play game that challenges you to break your family's curse. With average combat mechanics and an interesting visual style, it arrives to us with Spanish subtitles.

Everybody's gone to the Rapture has an interesting approach, an astonishing artistic work and superb staging. However, it aims for such an specific target that it seems hard that many people would be able to appreciate this gem.

Tequila Works and Cavalier Game Studios' joint work is an inconsistent game that highlights its artistic work and certain gameplay mechanics, but has its burdens in its less appealing controls and a really uninteresting plot. Being able to rewind time and trying to avoid crimes can lure some players, but it is an overall repetitive experience and this sort of board game doesn't amuse me as much as I would like it to.

Toukiden 2 repeats the same formula from Kiwami in almost every aspect. Open world doesn't feel bad, although it isn't something you will remember for long. There's still a lack of dynamism in combat, that are almost identical to the earlier entries in the franchise, that will not surprise anyone when it comes to visuals. There is potential here, but the series needs to evolve if it wants to have international repercussion.

As DotEmu already accomplished with several comebacks of classic games, Winjammers, which costs $15 for a PS4/Vita Cross-Buy game, should offer more extras and a true visual overhaul. It is a 1994's game but with online and small extras. And even if it still works pretty well and will be many parties main attraction, it has that feel of a game whose main selling point is nostalgia.

With some personality, a sense of humor and a new co-op campaign, Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken presents an offer for the Playstation Vita that is hard to beat. When compared to the PlayStation 3 version, the new features are scarce and do not make a real different, but the fact that we can carry around this adventure and its fair price can very well justify its purchase.

Disney Infinity is a family-oriented production, specifically aimed for children, who will enjoy both the different characters and interactive scenarios. It's a notable product, and a recommendable children's game.

An artistic game that will make you forget the outside world. Hohokum is pure magic.

Killing Floor 2 sets a nice base for a game with great potential. However, TripWire Interactive has to develop that potential to its full extent in order to not let it become 'another shooter'. The game needs more modes and really simple things, e.g. a lore encyclopedia and, of course, it needs to take a step back and rethink about the random cosmetic items via real money.

Kojima hands over our Metal Gear Solid dose with a prologue to Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain, with the controversy generated because of the length of the game. It's arguable importance makes it a must have to understand the story of The Phantom Pain.

Its simple visual department not withstanding, Cloudberry Kingdom is actually very good 2D platform game. Its exciting pace and the variety of game styles makes for a perfect example of the saying "easy to play, hard to master". It's 4 player game mode is equally chaotic and hilarious.

Ovosonico has managed to create stunning visuals, although its gameplay mechanics are quite repetitive and lack originality. However, if you're looking for something completely different, Last Day of June is an interesting game.

With Star Trek: Bridge Crew, Ubisoft creates an immersive, attractive co-op experience for the TV series fan. The main problem is that, beyond Trekkies, it won't be a suitable game for anyone unaware of the Starfleet's adventures. The absence of matchmaking filters (country, language, etc) can make communication a chore among the crew.

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is an action-packed game that you will enjoy since the very first minute. Exploration is not one of its strong points, nor is it interaction with your surroundings, but the narration will get you hooked until the very end of the strange story of gunslinger Silas Greaves.

Ducktales: Remastered is a nostalgic title for those who miss tactical platform games, although it lacks the variety of mechanics that a gamer of the 21st century would expect. Even though, it is a well executed overhaul of an 80's game.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is an entertaining game with which to spend a weekend, even more so when playing with friends. Quite short, but for those looking for a game with the perfect balance of action, puzzles and platforms, it's an option to think about at the right price.

As many other nowadays VR games, Batman Arkham VR makes us dream of the greatness to come, or what it could have been. It's a first step to look at puzzles from another angle, although it's too easy, it doesn't take advantage of its own ideas ant it is an expensive game when you think about the price-length ratio.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2014 remains the best option if we want some practice with a sport as classic as golf. This time, its main shortcomings are the lack of innovation and the weak graphics, more so given the quality of the ambiance.

A game that you should only buy if you don't have any of the other versions. Aside from that, a game with little ambition that you could even play with an Android or iOS smartphone, since it has its own version.

Minor spin-off of Persona 5 that does not do justice to the original game, it is entertaining and affordable for all audiences, but it lacks more variety of phases, more challenging levels and a more important use of Personas.

Layers of Fear is like a videogame based on Edgar Allan Poe's tales. Several technical issues arise, but it achieves the feat of making us feel tension and fear.

Castlevania Requiem: Symphony of the Night & Rondo of Blood is a simple package that remains small in front of the rich content that it keeps inside. Konami has shown little interest in providing something new to PlayStation 4 users, with the commercial potential of nostalgia being the main and only reason for the making of this collection.

Disney Infinity 2.0 gets an OK PS Vita port, although weighed down due to technical issues. Stage edition and creation is still there, although it lacks multiplayer options, something that will disappoint its target gamers.

An average game for MMO fans, although it has quite a few issues that need to be fixed. The biggest problem is that it tries to lure fans of other genres without showing them the basics. With that in mind, along with Tamriel Unlimited's average visuals, buying this game is something that has to be carefully considered.

Since it's a direct conversion of the Playstation Vita game, the only thing that's really different or new it's the way you play. And still, it's not comfortable. If you put your hands on the game with your PS Vita, you probably won't be eager to play it again on PS4.

Titan Souls is a nice try, but it can't withstand the inevitable comparison with Shadow of the Colossus. Great mechanics, and some really beautiful moments that, however, cannot take some situations with the quality it deserves.

Never Alone is one of those short, but enjoyable experiences. A recommendable game at the right price, since it's launch price is quite high due to the duration of the game, aiming the at least slightly environmental-concerned gamers who like folklore stories

When Vikings Attack! can be the perfect opportunity to try out the cross-platform play features between PlayStation 3 and PS Vita, and for a budget price of 10€. It can be a fairly simple arcade game, but it is ideal for casual play and it will always leave you begging for more.

NBA 2K Playgrounds jumps in the right direction to occupy the throne of NBA Jam. In one year, Saber Interactive has managed to improve the designs of his big head players and controls in order to reach a bigger audience looking for fun. The game modes are limited, but Playgrounds 2 is a funny sport game to enjoy with friends and family. It’s a real shame that the game includes microtransactions.

Eagle Flight doesn't bring anything new, but everything it offers has been made to appeal virtual reality player. Paris is always a beautiful city to be seen from up above. The sandbox treatment, with missions make the game last more hours, although it also make it a little bit repetitive and we see a lack of modes for the multiplayer.

A poor remastering that leaves the player indifferent. A game only for true fans of the saga who want to play it in modern screens. It's soundtrack and extras, although, are just as good as back in the old days.

Dontnod Entertainment has in Remember Me an important title due to the interesting plot, the high quality graphics and a pretty innovative combat system. However, there are some downsides in the form of small technical problems with cinematics, bad lip sync of the voice acting and, also, the game's fairly short duration.

It's not usual that a licensed game is as good and full of content and enjoyable as well even with several hours played. Cars 3 could have taken some more risks, offering online multiplayer and balanced gameplay mechanics to feel more fair. But it won't disappoint the young ones at home.

The Tales saga starts its journey on PS4, but it has the burden of the latest entries in the franchise. If you haven't played any other games before, you can enjoy it as the good JRPG that it is, but those who have played other entries in the franchise will possibly see more steps back than forward.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is still far from the good times Budokai or Tenkaichi brought, and keeps with what we saw in the first entry, bearing in mind the year and a half Dimps had. Many content, many characters, many missions, many fan service and many hours, that's the good point. But it is quite repetitive and it is extremely easy in most of its gameplay.

An interesting game, whose main problem is probably the audience it is aimed at, and the fact that it doesn't offer any replay incentive. Anyway, 3D-puzzle lovers will find the use of magnetism something amusing, but that doesn't really make Magrunner the good game it could have been.

Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness won't win a GOTY prize. It's entertaining and that's all. Even though we have reviewed the game in its PS4 version, it's the perfect product for PS Vita, specially manga fans, obviously. It's hard to talk about it as a game when it's not, but it's an interesting product for Psycho-Pass fans.

Patapon is still a great game on PS4 and its rhythm sticks to you like it did on PSP 10 years ago. If you don't know the classic, here's the perfect chance to let yourself get entangled with its war drums, aesthetics and originality, as long as you're up for a not so competitive price.

In this experiences theme park which is PlayStation VR there are better shows than this horror train mixed with shooting that is Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. If you keep up with its own low expectations and its average duration, it can be enjoyable yet scary, even more if you pay it with two PS Move controllers.

Upon entering The Cave, we will face some original and very difficult puzzles. Although they can become repetitive, some of the most complicated challenges that are present in this place will require us to use the cunning of all seven characters available. We will get through a number of characteristic levels, realizing how they are plot-connected with each of our singular adventurers.

Outriders offers an alternative in the looter shooter genre that is very enjoyable if played in company, but without offering anything groundbreaking compared to other alternatives. Its connectivity failures ruin the gaming experience.

Republique es an interesting game, with original gameplay mechanics, although it is severely weighed down because of its unthinkable loading times.

Frank's Big Package offers a lot of content and many enjoyable extras, although Dead Rising 4 is the least loyal to the series' general lines. It succeeds when it comes to entertainment, but Frank West's comeback as main character could have been much better.

Death´s Gambit fulfills what it intends, offering a challenging title, with new mechanics regarding its gender rivals. Its variety of builds and its intriguing argument make it a good alternative within Souls-Like.

Tembo: The Badass Elephant doesn't waste any time getting straight to the point, with easy fun and no complications.

This action-packed title is fully focused on online play, and will offer classic hack-and-slashing to those who are willing to try it. The downfall comes in the form of a bland campaign and some other technical issues that will have to be ignored in order to enjoy a game that, if we stick to its virtues, can be serious fun.

Russian ballet and Kazimir Malévich polygons walk together in this journey, trying to be a thrilling, emotional and kaleidoscopic trip, although it ends up being a platform game with not so tight controls.

Steep is big and fun in the early hours, but it is very simple in the long run. You will want to challenge other players and repeat these missions over and over again. Always better with skis, snowboard or wingsuit. The paraglider bores. The technical aspect is very solid.

The Dark Pictures: Little Hope falls behind compared to the first chapter of The Dark Pictures Anthology, with a somewhat slow but enjoyable story if we play in company of friends.

Deponía has charisma both in its visuals and its characters, although it lacks some of it plot-wise. A traditional point-and-click adventure example for PS4 that you should play. It has to be mentioned the superb artistic work and controller adaptation. However, it could have brought some extras with it to compensate for its quite expensive price.

A game that fans of the series and old school gamers mustn’t let escape. Great combat, adult plot and anime scenes build the identity of this classic from Konami, plus the VR and 4K technologies. A cult game has arrived on PS4.

Bethesda keeps placing its bets on VR and brings us one of the greatest shooters of the current generation. DOOM VFR loses some of its identity, although the feeling of being inside each and every encounter with hell's demons is awesome. Perhaps it doesn't have the best controls, although once you get used to it, you're bound to have a good time.

The most famous hitman goes back to his roots in this HD compilation. The game may satisfy the franchise's fans, but it might not have as strong of an effect on players not familiar with the franchise.

Quotation forthcoming.

Ultra Street Fighter IV for PS4 is just a failure. Other Ocean Interactive couldn't solve an issue as important in a fighting game as the input lag, and every fan is going to be disappointed when they witness the lack of work both in visuals and sound aspects.

Farpoint, played with the new Aim Controller, is one of the most immersive and impressive virtual reality experiences. It is expensive. This game is a step forward in feelings of translation. It's fascinating and caring in audiovisual terms. But if you're going to play with DualShock 4, what you have is a bad and generic shooter. The cooperative multiplayer is finally not special.

Get Even intertwines exploration, walking simulator, shooter and easy puzzles with intense narrative that has ramifications based on decision that hooks the player. But mixing up all those mechanics without any of them being truly remarkable, several visual issues, specially taking into consideration the genre we're talking about, and its constant up and downs when it comes to gameplay hinder its value among the many nowadays competitors.

Milestone brings us a game full of content, although it doesn't make it to the higher tiers of the driving genre. Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo will appeal to rallies and french driver fans, living all of his career, although we're still waiting for that great rally game we're eager to play.

Accessible, and with both online and offline co-op options, Portal Knights ends up being a little bit boring after several gameplay hours. Its visuals and RPG aspects are enough to avoid being called 'Minecraft clone', although there aren't that much innovations in this particular subgenre. Its combat mechanics are quite monotone, although it focus on developing our character and not our buildings, which is always interesting.

This halfway experiment between psychology and interactive entertainment combines humor and the absurd in a modest way. There may be better options to spend your money on, but at least this one is both fun and innovative.

flOw isn't but an easy way to add content for PS4. It's not a better version of the PS3 game. Only people that couldn't play it before will have fun with it. Even though, it's still a wonderful journey to the depths.

Styx: Master of Shadows is quite an interesting stealth adventure, both for its enjoyable moments as for the variety it offers once you unlock different skills. A good example of what can be achieved without the nowadays common excess of action.

Neither the most complete nor the best of remasters, but whoever already played Revelations will find a game that successfully combines survival horror and action in order to offer a game with a solo mode that runs like a TV show, and an enjoyable bonus in the shape of Raid Mode.

Demon Gaze is an RPG with poor graphics and story. As boring as hard. Only for those who need a game of this genre in their PS Vita.

Dustforce is a fast bet, suitable for any audience, funny but competitive. An amusing experience and its great music is its best asset.

A well built puzzle game for PlayStation 4 with beautiful visuals. However, it's quite a short game. It's best asset is the absolutely random system of maps creation.

There are several visual as well as gameplay improvements, but there is still a long way to go for the WRC franchise in order to take advantage of its full potential and be worth of the brand it embodies. The adding of Epic Stages or split screen is an interesting offer, although we expected much more from a game like this.

Shadow Warrior is an entertaining game, perhaps limited in it's technical possibilities, but perfect to have a great time listening bad jokes, tearing apart demon limbs with a katana and shooting around. Pretty straightforward. It won't give you anything new, but it won't disappoint you.

An original idea, but that doesn't really shine, weighed down by the AI and a not-so-wide variety of traps, which start to be repetitive sooner than expected. Only to be recommended if you're a fan of the saga or looking for something different, a twist in strategy games.

UFC is a good fighting simulator, but with serious problems when it comes to learning how to play.

Ubisoft goes back to something that was started as an experiment in order to create a straightforward and enjoyable game. BUD's adventure is not about great adventures, but a simple one, whose target are all those players who don't see top-notch visuals as a requirement for a great game.

Insomniac Games is obviously doing something else, like PS4's new Spider Man, and this Song of the Deep feels second-tier in every aspect, from its visuals -not to be confused with art- to the combat segments and puzzles, nothing we haven't seen already and underwater levels. Even so, in the background there is a nice story that makes you keep moving forward through it's not so lengthy gameplay.

Absolver is disappointing because of how big it could have been. As it is right now, is interesting, but mediocre verging on bad. If the devs don't do anything about it, the servers will be closed by Christmas.

God Eater 2 is a good game, with the gameplay mechanics of Monster Hunter or Freedom Wars and can be a good substitute until a new game of those franchises. There is the burden of being a remaster of a handheld game, and what it implies in camera and visuals.

When you have a game with so many issues to polish, you shouldn't make what you think is a remaster, making the same mistakes. A good example of how not to enter next-gen.

Octodad is as simple as it is fun. It might not be a lengthy game and is quite repetitive, but the game is so random that every second is worthy if you're a fan of non-conventional games.

Duke Nukem 3D was a remnant of its age, when it was first launched. However, it hasn't aged that well, with no chance to compete against other games of the genre. Now it barely reminds us of some of the good times we experienced on our PCs a long time ago.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition is the warm arrival of the musou genre on Playstation 4, since the game doesn't make use of the hardware's full potential, and has the same visuals lacking from the Playstation 3.

Knack 2 improves on every aspect from the original game, and manages to offer a strong and compelling game this time. Playing co-op is the best way to take advantage of all its beauty. Even so, it still has a lack of charisma and originality that it needs to put Knack in the exclusive club of PlayStation icons when it comes to action, adventure and platforming.

Capcom Arcade Cabinet presents a good opportunity to reminisce the works of one of the most prolific developers in the history of videogames. Price will remain decent if we purchase specific packs instead of the whole lot, and this is the best option for those eager to go down the memory lane.

Average Omega Force musou game that takes place in the fantastic world of Arslan. It lacks some animation videos, but it's an overall good adaptation. Specially made for Arakawa's Arslan fans.

As with Resident Evil 6's remaster, Resident Evil 5 adopts 1080p and 60fps (almost always) successfully. Always keeping in mind that it is a game launched in 2009 and it's gameplay mechanics are kind of dated, it can be a good game for those who love non-stop action. There is no survival horror moments, but enough content to be entertained for quite some hours and high-end production values.

Ubisoft reinvents Assassin's Creed franchise with Chronicles. This first part, that takes place in China, is an interesting breath of fresh air that revives the stealth, without burdening the mechanics provided through the 2D. The plot, of course, isn't as good as this interesting experiment.

Dimps brings back to life a saga that has been stumbling for the last several years. Dragon Ball Xenoverse offers an original, entertaining plot and MMO gameplay mechanics. An interesting game that only has some room for improvement in the battle system and with respect to certain audio issues.

If you have the soul of an interior designer, then it's time for you to celebrate. Hearthfire will give you hours and hours of building your perfect home with all its new features. On the other hand, this DLC does not include any plot related content, so if the only thing you seek is adventure, this DLC is not suited for you.

Starblood Arena is another way-too-expensive VR game when you take into consideration the content in offer, and that doesn't have fully functional matchmaking. A big update and free content could turn it into an exciting, competitive experience, more interesting than Rigs but with a great difference among its characters too. Wait for it to be on sale.