Resident Evil 4's PS4 launch is the best chance to play a classic the best way possible, although it has to be kept in mind that it has just been remastered and has an improved framerate. Same gameplay mechanics of eleven years ago, which can be the best for nostalgics or the worst for newcomers.

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.

The variety of areas that make Nuka World, as well as themed gear of each of them is probably the main attractive of this DLC. It keeps with what we saw in the main game when it comes to gameplay and mission mechanics, without many new things to talk about, but it will most likely be the perfect excuse that those who want to roam the Wasteland once again need.

Playdead has made a game equally interesting both in its gameplay as in its plot. Everything feels so natural and the combination of puzzles, platforms and sidescrolling enhances the formula already used in Limbo. Inside will be in your mind well after you've finished it, and its ending's many interpretations make an overall superb experience and a remarkable game.

This game walks away from Omega Force's usual musou games, with an intense action game. Its visuals are on par with the anime, something that will appeal fans of Attack on Titan.

Kunos Simulazioni offers a successful console edition on Assetto Corsa in the gameplay aspect, with many options that make the experience really enjoyable for those keen on driving simulation. However, the game lacks visual quality, with some elements looking as if they came right out of the old-gen, something that sets the game kind of far from other driving games.

Madden NFL 17 is a game made for football fans, although those who aren't into the sport will find a helping hand in its tutorials. Ultimate Team shows off in all its might, and only a Spanish translation and the scarce online modes weigh down one of EA SPORTS' best games.

The King of Fighters XIV offers addictive playability, with a wide roster, and the classic 3vs3 team fights. Whether online or solo, this iteration of the franchise offers a mode for each player, specially those who have kept in touch with the series. An all-round experience in the genre, aiming to take a seat among more popular fighting games, with the aid of SNK's experience with this long-running franchise.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided retains all of what made Human Revolution great and augments it. However, there isn't anything new and even has some gameplay mechanics that kinda take us back in time. Amazing for those who enjoyed the last installment in the franchise or those looking for an action RPG, with stealth options, a strong and mature plot and sophisticated gameplay.

F1 2016 does what its predecessor could not, and it offers an absolute experience of Formula 1 with its immersive Professional Career mode. All the rituals of the World Championship are in the practice and in the race. They are also in the hospitality, and the game allows the player to feel in the suit and with helmet on his head. This F1 is a good start. It doesn't hide the absence of more novel modes to achieve something as shocking as the 2013 edition.

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.

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.

Fluent space exploration videogames' dream comes true. No Man's Sky is an experiment that has its flaws when it comes to design, and you must always fight the randomness of its concept. Its creators made something unique and with unfathomable vastness. Probably, with a bigger team, with a bigger budget and with more ideas when it comes to variety in gameplay mechanics, we would be talking about a true revolution in this kind of entertainment.

The Division's first expansion is made for those who have been playing Ubisoft's game all this time, but will be a bit confusing for those who have been absent for a while. It is really hard, although quite rewarding. Ubisoft has still work to do in order to get back those who already left the game. =

Hyper Light Drifter is a game in which the plot is so important as odd. Visuals way more complex than what it seems and successful gameplay mechanics make it a true must have for any RPG fan.

Three One Zero's game atmosphere invites us to live a gaming experience where ingravity and spacewalks are its main gameplay mechanic, which is weighed down by a feeling of constant repetition that makes the game lose many points. VR is its main allure and it has been put down for now on PS4.

ABZÛ is neither as lengthy nor as trascendental as Journey. However, Matt Nava and his new team made audiovisual magic once again, a precious journey among thousands of fishes, seaweed and danger. The unfolding of a forgotten legend will cost you 20 bucks.

Sometimes an old school game presents risks. I am Setsuna is beautiful, melancholic and magical, but it also is very archaic and predictable. Square Enix knows what we want, but it has given us that with conformism and too fast. These characters deserve better attention.

Carmageddon doesn't impress or scandalize anyone anymore. Nostalgia isn't enough to sell a game filled with bugs and serious issues, where the only redeeming factor is the plenty of cars and gameplay hours it offers. Technical and gameplay issues may disappoint even the brand's most loyal fans.

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.

Furi won't appeal to a wide range of gamers due to its above-average difficulty. However, we're eager to see more from this team that brings us their first PS4 game.

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.

Grand Kingdom is a great tactics game that demands patience because it isn't an easy one, has many options and a not-so-easy-to-handle progression curve. It's complex gameplay mechanics might make the less patient players abandon it.

The LEGO games aren’t interesting today. There are too many titles by TT Games. But Star Wars is a very strong brand, and you will want to discover this new content from The Force Awakens. The game has 200 characters, new shooter mechanics, spaceships battles and a lot of secrets. But it has no surprises.

To be honest, we expected much more from this game. A boring plot and characters you don't care about, along with stiff gameplay mechanics, make this a game for fans only. Not a good choice if you want to start with JRPGs.

Vanillaware signs a great remaster, with a superb work both in the artistic and sound fields. Many gameplay hours and enjoyable fights hide several minor issues and make Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir a game you should pay attention to, whether or not you're a fan of the studio.

This is one of the most obvious times that a game just tries to capitalize on what you could call the 'nostalgia factor'. It doesn't offer anything you couldn't see in any of the earlier Mega man games and it isn't even more enjoyable than any of the classic games. Just a failed product.

The best thing that can be said about Umbrella Corps is that it isn't as bad as it looked, which wasn't actually really hard. Several mistakes in its gameplay mechanics turn interesting ideas into something tedious and repetitive.

Blood & Wine is the perfect closure to a perfect game. A humongous DLC, with an absorbent plot and many, many things that you will want to do. Get involved with the Wolf's last adventure, but do it with enough spare time, since you will be playing non stop for many hours. I swear upon the heron.

Those who haven't played Dead Island or its sequel can do it now the best way possible, with all the DLC content and Retro Revenge as an interesting bonus. The franchise still has some technical issues, but with so many hours of gameplay and the visual enhancements of this remaster, Definitive Collection is really an interesting game.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst doesn't surprise anymore. Clean aesthetics and fluent, chained parkour movements are still there, although EA DICE decided to develop a sandbox game. If you are a fan, you won't see many differences and you will see some debatable design choices. If you haven't played the first one, give Catalyst the chance to surprise you.

Even though it's not One Piece's first game, it is as a PS4 game and the feeling can't be better. It lacks story content, which revolves around Marineford's story arc, and really simple scenarios. Visually, it looks really like Pirate Warriors, although an enhanced modelling of the characters, really fluid and with no framerate drops, make it look closer to the manga.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has seen better days. Platinum Games had no money for this TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan. The combat fails completely and only the final bosses are good and charismatic. In addition, this game has a very high price.

Overwatch needs more content. Right now the game does not justify its price although we know Blizzard will expand it. This hero shooter maintains a perfect balance of gameplay and it has charismatic characters, but perhaps its sales model has not been adequate.

Homefront: The Revolution is a game that dwells around missed opportunists and it has some poorly-executed ideas. Dambuster Studio needs more time, staff and money to succeed in what they have tried. Only the most patient ones will have their reward, as the enjoyable parts come late.

Far Harbor puts an end to Fallout 4, at least until the arrival of mods to console versions next month. A wide map to explore, a nice array of new gear and missions, the fog is calling for us and we will come to see what is hiding inside.

Valkyria Chronicles Remastered brings us one of the most underappreciated games when it came out to Playstation 3 in 2008. It's way to tell a story stand out of the usual, focusing on the customization options both in and outside of the battlefield. A nice price tag, all the DLCs, 1080p visuals and 60fps invite us to play it at least once.

Doom is a '90s game made in 2016. It's campaign is, plain and simple, lots of fun, as long as you can keep up with its innumerable battle arenas and its gameplay mechanics, based on movement, pure speed and rhythm. Its multiplayer options lack work and don't depend as much on player skills, although the SnapMap mode leverages it, thanks to its almost infinite edition and creation options. This amounts to an all-around game, especially made for players that grew up with FPS games a long time ago.

Shadow of the Beast was a beautiful game and it still is. This remake returns with the whole aesthetic of the original game, but we've seen better recoveries. So it is not very fresh or surprising.

Telltale puts one of the most well-known characters of the original plot as the main character of this spin-off. Even with some great moments as well as a nice general scheme, it feels like a lost chance to offer something really important, although few players were expecting The Walking Dead: Michonne to be something new. Even so, Michonne is charismatic enough to keep you interested all the way through the three chapters, being the most valuable asset of the game.

Gearbox's new game is weighed down by a lack of starting content and its campaign feels repetitive, although the different gameplay mechanics when using all of the 25 characters available, good matchmaking and the stability when you put it all together make an all-round game. It leaves you thinking that there are very few maps, although the competitive modes are really addictive and enjoyable once you understand the rules. Playing always online can be a negative for some, but when you manage to put together a committed team who want to wreak havoc, you can have a great time.

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is the first great gift by Naughty Dog to the PS4 users. But it's also for you, Uncharted fan, who now reads these lines after years following the exciting adventures of the "descendant" of Sir Francis Drake. This generation really begins with Uncharted 4, because this game is what everyone was expecting. It's technically excellent, it's what's really required for this console. The grand finale for one of the best PlayStation franchises.

Housemarque placed their bet: all-in for an action loaded, restless game, with enjoyable and interesting co-op options that would make it impossible to not enjoy many hours in this shootout frenzy with very bad aliens. It may not look original, but that feeling of playing an arcade in your living room and its visuals will make you forget about it really quickly.

Randal's Monday is amazing because of its extreme classicism. Mind-puzzling riddles and PC controls feel a little bit out of place in PS4, although its script is funny and it has a superb dubbing work. Nexus Games Studios paves their way as indie developers with irregular tiles, but they are a team we should keep track of in their next projects.

Pang Adventures is an expensive title on PS4. It's preferable to buy it on mobile devices. The classic gameplay returns. You will miss more content. The final bosses or the new weapons can be good ideas, but the overall result is poor. You can see that it's not too budgeted.

Ratchet & Clank amuses with its great tech and gameplay mechanics which are so nostalgic yet enjoyable and full of nods. Both franchise veterans and newcomers will find a must-have to understand today's platform and action genre on PlayStation. A great example of how to do a remake, showing also how to make a game based on a movie.

Salt and Sanctuary has become an instant classic. Any Souls' fan will enjoy it as any of those games and its progressive difficulty is, as usual, really rewarding.

Miyazaki did it again. With nothing new but using its successful formula, Dark Souls III becomes the best entry in the franchise and a serious contender for Game of the Year. If you're a fan of the franchise or have played any of its entries once, you will love this game more than you could imagine. From Software has created a true homage to its players.

Resident Evil 6 looks great running at 1080p and 60 FPS. Capcom's game comes fully loaded, with all of its content available from the very beginning, which guarantees many non-stop hours of fun. Probably not the best game of the series and it doesn't offer any changes besides the visuals, but it offers action and enjoyment without complications, being the most ambitious Resident Evil entry in the franchise.

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

2016 is starting to look really cool for those who like playing driving games on console. Dirt Rally comes to demonstrate that the classics like Colin McRae Rally 98 are the best that could happen nowadays: really enjoyable gameplay mechanics, top-notch visuals and a handful of well chosen multiplayer modes. A must-have for fans.

Turbo is an all-round and really enjoyable game that brings the Trackmania series to PS4 gathering all the great ideas of the twelve-year-old franchise, taking advantage of the generation, with a bunch of level editing options, vertigo-inducing tracks and both couch and online multiplayer up to four, split-screen players. Remarkable solo gameplay, although easy at first sight, it is really challenging. One of you best assets if you want to entertain your guests.

Kholat is a terrifying game. The darkest elements give shape to a plot worthy of being one of Masters of Horror episodes and, on top of that, the real facts behind the game make the experience even better. It is a shame that some poor gameplay mechanics weigh down what could have been a must among terror indie games.

Ubisoft Massive has in Tom Clancy's The Division the best game the French company has made so far for this generation, and demonstrates that consoles are also a great place for MMOs. The downgrade is soon forgotten once you stop and delight yourself with such an imposing, beautiful and at the same time, chaotic New York. When all of the gameplay mechanics roll out, you are already trapped and you won't stop until you've completed every single challenge.

EA Sports offers its second UFC franchise entry with more game modes, a new, improved physics system and stunning visuals. It is kinda hard to master, which altogether with the small interest for mixed martial arts in certain countries may weigh down this game, but UFC fans will enjoy it for a long a time.

A great addition to your PS4 library. Heavy Rain is a must for all those people who haven't played the game yet. Quantic Dream keeps doing a good job in 1080p graphics both with Heavy Rain and the pack that includes Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls. You should meet Ethan and Jodie. But if you already know them, you can keep them in your memories and you don't need to buy this remaster.

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.

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.

A wonderful trip to the Stone Age. Far Cry Primal is a wild and visceral video game, and that makes its attractive. It has all the typical formulas of the sandbox games, but it also shows new good ideas and mechanics. The animals and the magic make it so that you don't want to put down your console controller. It's addictive and realistic.

EA keeps mocking herself and many others with Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare 2 and it is the best the franchise can do. It won't be this year's most played shooter, but it will probably be the one you won't feel so frustrated with and the one that you will laugh most with while playing.

Street Fighter V is ambitious. Capcom expects it to last a whole generation and that's why they bet for new content that will be rolling for the next few years. Its gameplay mechanics are impeccable and the visuals are just stunning, although it lacks some game modes, which together with a small roster and the not-so-good story mode burden the experience a little bit. Obviously aiming for online play, Street Fighter V is a game which will get really popular, and that should be checked out once in a while in order to uncover its true potential.

Cyber Sleuth is the ultimate Digimon game. If you're looking for a team formed by a certain creature, you're most likely going to have it at your disposal. Turn-based combat, a great recreation of the original monsters... certainly, a great game to have on your shelf.

Dying Light was probably the best game Techland has done. The Following adds and expands. The buggy is a killing machine, the parkour is balanced, there is a perfect progression and you have a lot of guns. What more could you ask for a decent expansion? Night falls again.

Unravel's audiovisual beauty is only paralleled by the sympathy Yarny inspires, with all its cuteness and immortality. Although Coldwood Interactive has made some gameplay mistakes that weigh down the experience quite a bit, you can't ignore all the effort they put in the game, that plays with nostalgia like few other games have achieved.

Firewatch is burdened by some technical issues with the PS4 version, although it offers such a solid narrative experience only paralleled by its dialogue, which is masterfully written and performed. The unfolding of the plot pushes you forward, paving Campo Santo's way as one of those studios you want to keep track of.

The AC Chronicles subseries ends. Russia is attractive in the revolution of 1918. It's gray and red, with trains, telephones, cables and abundant blood across the streets. Nikolai, the new Assassin, has in front of him a final set of levels and shooting mechanics more dynamic than their ancestors. But he doesn't surprise anyone.

Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 is the best homage so far to Masashi Kishimoto's manga, even better than the anime itself. One of the best 3D games ever seen, a must for Naruto's adventures fans.

Fans of the LEGO games and Marvel movies will enjoy it. Gamers in general feel the usual formula, they can let it go. The TT Games team needs to evolve the gameplay. The shadow of Lego Marvel Super Heroes remains.

Not a Hero is enjoyable and fun, although the plot sections are relatively boring and the whole concept is burdened with the feeling of repetition. Pixelated style works, as well as the cover system, although Roll7 apple doesn't fall far from the nonsensical violence and the politically incorrect joke, which could have made it a better game.

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.

Finally, the most successful console of the moment, PlayStation 4, gets World of Tanks. Wargaming adds here new content, maps, game modes and exclusive tanks. This version is fantastic, and it's free.

The perfect chance to play such a successful game as Gravity Rush, at PS4 owners' grasp. The game isn't just good, but also addictive.

Sometimes, we think that there are no new ideas in video games. So Jonathan Blow comes in and blows hard. The Witness is fresh air in the classic puzzles and mazes. This title draws a quiet and reflective journey, in a beautiful and mysterious island. That's just what we wanted to we perceive ourselves intelligent.

Maturity in videogames is achieved walking the same way 11 bit Studios has walked with This War of Mine: The Little Ones. Sad, distressing, with the terrible chance to traverse your screen and deeply, emotionally, hit you.

Capcom hands another remarkable remaster, although it looks like they forgot the CGI cutscenes. With this new version of the game we are able to understand the birth of evil and enjoy once more a survival horror adventure up to the hype. Puzzles, resource management and average difficulty will be your partners in every moment of Resident Evil Zero.

The lands of the Taj Mahal have charm. It's great to climb this complex of palaces, busy streets, gardens and bazaars.

Hardware Rivals is an interesting title, although there is an obvious lack of content. If it could enhance this aspect in the near future, it could be more than just addictive.

There are too many remasters and Beyond: Two Souls is conservative. It doesn't integrate many changes. However, the game by Quantic Dream can now reach lots of people who didn't have the PS3. It also incorporates interesting tools, stats of decisions, improved control and Full HD. Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe look better in 1080p.

This game doesn’t innovate much over its predecessors but it has an interesting component of creative and open action. Just Cause 3 is one of those sandboxes that, in the long term and when you have played many hours, is not fun, it's simple entertainment. Avalanche Studio gets one of the most agile, rapid and interactive open worlds, it’s a pure explosion of gameplay.

Many people wanted a different shooter and Rainbow Six Siege is just that. Although it's a product that should be expanded with more maps, modes and other agents to hold up well in the long term, Ubisoft has here a very powerful proposition on its hands. The game demands to be played with teammates who speak the same language. It isn't for everyone. It's for those seeking a realistic shot, with nerves of steel and accuracy.

Sword Art Online comes back to PS4 with a game full of new gameplay mechanics, like aerial combat. It lacks some visual improvements, most likely a burden of the PS Vita version, but the frame rate has been improved since Hollow Fragment. Japanese voice acting and, for the first time, Spanish subtitles.

Telltale drinks from the original source and makes this version of Game of Thrones an ode to cruelty which would make the very Martin proud. A remarkable demonstration of what you can achieve with a good script.

Old Hunters expands Bloodborne's universe with new areas, weapons and enemies. Although it has an average duration, this trip to the past is more than appetizing for those enthralled by the Moon.

There is no book or game that makes a better homage to the franchise than DICE's Star Wars Battlefront. Perhaps not the most complete shooter game, but it is one of the best Star Wars games ever made.

All you can ask for from a major expansion is in this Wild Run. Ivory Tower adds not only content, testing, tracks, cars, motorcycles, challenges ... to The Crew, this studio also listens to the demands of the community for a better global game. Ubisoft and they have good intentions and great future plans.

A good game with average visuals. Although it may seem easy to play, it's hard to master. Probably it's weakest aspect is that it abuses certain songs instead of different ones that give the game some variety.

Just like meeting an old friend. Like coming home after a long time away. That is Fallout 4. The best of the franchise comes back, as good as always, but with many interactive options. If you're looking for a game with the potential of lasting several hundred hours of pure amusement, Fallout 4 is your game.

Black Ops 3 is three great games in one. The formula is enhanced to maintain the leadership in FPS. This Call of Duty has a few new ideas to feel surprisingly good, such as the co-op mode or the Specialists. The Campaign wants to provoke but it's too pretentious. The Multiplayer mode proves again that it is the king. And the Zombies mode gets the importance that fans were demanding. But overall, everything in this game is more conservative and cautious than we would expect from the wonderful Treyarch Studios.

The game, if you play it alone, is very interesting and with old school, deep gameplay mechanics. However, if you're looking for a multiplayer rpg, Diablo is still a better option.

Ghost Games brings us a Need for Speed game with many fan-favourite features such as customization, impossible skids and arcade driving. Although being always online could have been optional and some of the game aspects could have been taken from another perspective, the game is great and most fans won't be disappointed.

WWE 2K16 keeps walking forward when it comes to what it offers. Its a game that fans will love, the best of the later years and that has plenty of hours of enjoyment. However, it is in need of better technical and even interactive aspects.

You have even more need for speed after DriveClub? Then this standalone, motorbike DLC will quench your thirst. Not as deep as the big motor franchises, but the fun and replayability values are more than guaranteed with DriveClub Bikes.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's time to dance again, and Just Dance 2016 turns the music on. Songs for everyone, in an iteration of the franchise that goes all out for the social aspects. The fact that you can use a smartphone instead of a camera is yet another success.

Telltale Games takes full advantage of the Borderlands universe with an enjoyable game, rogue story and charismatic characters. What could have been a minor game ends up being an interesting interactive experience focused on the plot.

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.

The Max's journey ends with this fifth episode and she knows she has achieved many good ideas but, for the way, she also has left other important things. Life is Strange is classic and fresh at the same time, but Dontnod Studios should have had more money to develop an unforgettable game.

Forgiveness comes not with words, but with facts. Ubisoft intones the “mea culpa” in Unity and it offers a completely solid, honest and fun game. It's fun without frustrations and regains the confidence of its fans.