Of all of the HD remastered packs of the Kingdom Hearts franchise, 2.8 is probably the one with the least gameplay hours, but the one that fans will want to have the most, because of the innovative Birt By Sleep 0.2. This A Fragmentary Passage is 3 hours long and is more a visual and gameplay prelude of what we'll have in KH3.

Bungie has done a great job with Destiny, even though its project isn't complete as of yet. Its co-op proposal with some MMO details manages to entertain the user, even though it's not the revolution promised. It's audio-visual beauty has made it one of the standards in the gaming industry.

WWE 2K19 proclaims itself as the best wrestling game until this day. My Career, Towers and the great return of Showcase are enough to keep any fan of the WWE fighting for hours. The dynamic and challenging combats will hook veteran and amateurs fighters alike. There is no doubt at all that 2K has given depth to his wrestling simulator and open a new and exciting path for the franchise.

Dragon Quest Heroes II is a muosu with enough RPG elements to make it interesting even for those who don't like the genre. The possibility to change your character mid-combo, Toriyama's trademark style, amazing special attacks and the series' characteristic sense of humour make you forget dull, empty scenarios that you won't remember once you leave them. A perfect game for those who don't know what a musou is and don't want to jump into a classic one.

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.

A classic Assassin's Creed for good and bad. Direct and shorter content, a very successful setting and soundtrack, but with unsatisfactory combat in both direct action and stealth that harms everything else.

inXile Entertainment adapts Monte Cook's board game and brings some kind of spiritual successor to Planescape: Torment, with all its selling points focused in its charm and elaborated, deep plot. Memorable characters are waiting for you in a not so appealing turn-based combat system, more enjoyable in PC tan in consoles. It is not a game for the masses and its focus on dialogue over action make it a whole different species among RPG, only aiming for those who are already sure that they're buying it.

Apotheon, even with its issues, is still an interesting game. Visually amazing, its Metroidvania gameplay makes us choose our own path in order for it to be easier to enjoy. An outstanding soundtrack and some remarkable details, so if you're PS Plus subscribers, doubt no more, since it could be one of the best 'gifts' to date this year.

Saints Row IV offers varied missions and content, even though you will never stop feeling like this is just an expansion pack. The characters' charm and mischievous sense of humor will suit any fan of the saga, although the absence of any real novelty (both in the playability and graphics department) makes Saints Row IV a less satisfactory game than expected.

Tropic 6 is a game that will provide fun to those who acquire it for many hours. Its playability, game modes and graphic section are captivating. Given its characteristics, the game is ideal for newbies in this genre. If you do not have much experience playing video games of this type, you will love Tropic 6, if on the contrary you have already played many deliveries of this genre, Tropic 6 may seem a bit simple.

Ratchet and Clank: Nexus is Insomniac's failed attempt to make a triumphant exit. Short and easy, its general unfinished feeling ruins the sensation of playing a new chapter of the saga. However, its careful optimization, graphics, sound and localization are, as usual, almost perfect.

Atelier Ayesha Plus: The Alchemist of Dusk is the ultimate version of the original for Playstation 3. It offer interesting new contents, although Spanish isn't one of them. If you already have the original games, there won't be many reasons to get it.

L.A. Noire is a nice remaster for one of the most notable games of its generation, as well as one of the most misunderstood Rockstar products. Another jewel in a jewelry full of treasures that look alike. If you haven't played Team Bondi's original game, now is the time.

Mafia: Definitive Edition manages to place a great gangster adventure among the great titles of its genre by the end of this generation of consoles due to the excellent renovation of its graphic and sound section.

Burial at Sea - Episode 1 is Columbia's characters first approach to Rapture. There are plenty of interesting things at an argumental level - although you won't be losing anything of the main story if you don't play them. The visual impact keeps the level of the main game, but it is unnacceptable that the Spanish dubbing was worn out. It doesn't offer many hours, which could work to the detriment of buying it individually.

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.

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.

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood may not have many innovations, but the experience is really satisfactory as a whole. A must if you like first person action games

Dragon of the North adds a new type of weapon, a new region, more missions, the chance to play as the female characters, new bosses and it is the prologue of what seems to be an intriguing new plotline. Perhaps it could have added more than just a big sword to offer more combat variety, although the balance of some old tricks to make things easier will force you to learn new moves in order to pass certain bosses, that's for sure.

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.

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.

The Evil Within 2 offers more interesting gameplay than the first one, with open world sections to explore and many optional activities to do. Even though the horror element has been marginalized in favor of exploration and survival, it will disappoint neither those who enjoyed the first game nor newcomers to the series.

An ideal game for samurai and history lovers, or simply for those who want to enjoy a combat system as varied as fun.

What we have here is a good reflection of the Japanese Sengoku age, something which only Tecmo could do. A lengthy story mode, full of targets on screen, as well as a conquest mode make it a game that you will play for many hours.

The Heist is a good reason to sway in the skyscrapers of New York again, despite its lack of innovation, because it has a well-argued story that presents a very interesting character like Black Cat, showing another side of Peter Parker and his relationship with MJ, accompanied by the excellent gameplay that made this game of Insomniac were considered one of the best in the catalog of the PlayStation 4.

Evolve is, in the ideal environment, enjoyable, a game that offers a really interesting experience. However, that environment is hard to attain and weighs down a risky idea, where we miss more content in the form of game modes and where solo mode is, in short, unnecessary.

We welcome PS3's last Atelier franchise game, changing certain mechanics like the flow of time, but with no further evolution. Free camera and a slightly bigger map are fair enough to put an end to the series on PS3.

Mortal Shell offers a souls-like with a dark story, innovative gameplay, and great graphics quality that will overwhelm fans of this genre. Its short duration and its limited variety in some aspects leave you wanting to see a second chapter.

The Crew Motorfest is a fun game that gives up its trademark. It presents a huge map of the United States in miniature, compressing everything into a smaller, more detailed map of Hawaii where fun and the variety of activities are its strongest point.

This new installment in the Batman franchise will be thoroughly enjoyed by the fans of the dark knight, although it is somewhat lacking in originality and some of the villains are not particularly charismatic. Warner Montreal did a good job, but it does not reach the same level as the previous installments by Rocksteady.

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.

Destiny 2: Beyond the Light offers hours of new content, with an entertaining main story and a new subclass to further expand the variety of playstyles.

Tales of Hearts R is one of the best games available for PS Vita. Nice visuals, dynamic battles, full of possibilities and translated to Spanish. A must for all of the fans of the genre that both vets and newcomers of the franchise will enjoy.

Dead Space 3 brings back the most epic action in the battle against the terrifying necromorphs. Its increased dynamism contrasts with a somehow lessened fear effect, but nonetheless the setting quality of the franchise is maintained, and its essence preserved. Besides, co-op mode turns out to be a very interesting option and sufficiently original as to experience the entire game through a different point of view.

A proper pool simulator that allows you to play several modes of this sport without going out home. Pretty all-round, eye-pleasing and a wide range of possibilities both online and offline that will keep you playing for quite some hours.

It's an impressive game, there's no lull in the entire story. It's full of emotions, with a constant fight inside Lara. The creators they have taken the evolution of the protagonist to a place which I particularly love. It's amazing how she's created her own path, how she has placed the foundations that make it and after all that, you can tell how easy it can be destroyed or how it tumbles to survive in her heart. World's fate is in Lara Croft's hands, and She looks so human, so sensitive and yet so dedicated and strong. All of these things make the shadows and the lights of the tomb raider, Lara Croft.

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition gives beat'em up lovers what they want: a thousand ways to play the game, enjoying it once again to take their score to upper levels. They are the ones who will truly enjoy this return, and the target of this remaster.

The Surge 2 offers more and better than seen in the first chapter, polishing certain rough edges but keeping certain errors of its predecessor. Its combat system reaches the saga to a new exponent of possibilities and its futuristic setting brings a different vision to the genre.

Casual shooter's perfect example. Playstation 4's version, with most of the additional content available to date, finally gives the feeling of a complete game, contrary to it's first release. Limitless fun with crowded games. A perfect option for both old and young gamers.

Ubisoft goes the extra mile with "The Tyranny of King Washington", and brings us a DLC with personality. The virtues we could see in Assassin's Creed III are maintained and added to those "The Tyranny" possesses, offering a new gameplay within a setting that is both original and appealing.

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.

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is a very good adventure game that sports equal amounts of stealth, action, exploration and platforms, creating a unique experience. The amusing aesthetics and the humorous dialogue that were the trademark of the original trilogy are present as well, which, in addition to the aforementioned characteristics, lead us to say that this is a good choice for our portable consoles.

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.

This second chapter has the same success and failures as the first one. Some remarkable moments, balancing action and suspense, trying to get back the essence of the genre. It may not be perfect, but it's what it looks like: entertaining without complications.

Etherborn is worth it, because despite being a short game it is very fun. However, despite its interesting planning and its very well played gameplay, Etherborn "stays in the air", because it lacks some additional detail that can truly call the attention of those looking for a puzzle game that offers something new inside of that segment.

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.

Star Wars Outlaws is a new Star Wars adventure with everything you would expect from a game of its style. Moments of stealth, good shootouts and a convincing plot at the height of the saga, although with some flaws that make it not end up being a round game.

Gran Turismo Sports places all its bets in the online component that encourages you to compete in the best way possible, mainly due to its leaderboards based on driving skills and fair play. However, in almost every other aspect, is a game closer to a Prologue version than a numbered one, and lacks content when you compare it even with Gran Turismo 6.

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.

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 The Evil Within, Shinji Mikami hits the spot once more. It rises as the best option in both next and past generation horror games. It fulfills the expectation that had been building up, with no fear of looking back to retrieve that successful formula that gave birth to genre classics like Resident Evil or Silent Hill.

Morrowind is a content expansion in almost every aspect, with a new character class, new PvP mode, raids and, of course, new main quests, plagued with references to the original TES III launched 15 years ago. Making it an independent expansion was a great idea, since you don't need the main game and you can still play all the content, being the perfect way to enter Bethesda Zenimax's MMORPG.

Revelations 2 starts as an interesting game, although its length, typical in episodic games, can cut against it. Assault Mode makes it more enjoyable, and it ends up as an entertaining game that leaves you wanting more, something that is a success for any game of this type.

GRID Autosport is one of Playstation 3's best driving games. A wide range of places, tracks and disciplines are its benefits. As bad counterparts: the terrible quality of its textures and the resolution at which the game works.

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.

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.

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.

The Medium lands on PlayStation 5 after seven months after its launch on Xbox and PC ready to take advantage of all the technology of the new Sony console to bring its peculiarities to this horror adventure that will keep you at the controls for a good handful of hours.

The Consequence is clearly focused on the plot rather than the action it seemed to have. An unexpected ending establishes the basis of an obvious sequel.

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.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2's final chapter ends up with an acceptable conclusion. A minor entry in the franchise, but completely enjoyable. Fans of the first Revelations won't be disappointed, newcomers in the franchise that like action sections will enjoy the fights and classic lovers will find some nods to the original games.

Saviorless is a 2D platform game with a high load of mysticism and identity. Despite having clear inspirations, the game by Empty Head Games stands out for its own virtues and transmits many emotions in its 4 hours of duration.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a nice entry in the franchise. A good balance between shooting and exploration, it could be a great link to the next entry in the series. However, the lack of online co-op campaign it's a big mistake.

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round is a good chance for the fans to access all of the content of this entry in the franchise. However, and because of the questionable sexualization of the saga, that has long ago exceeded acceptable limits. You can make a good fighting game and get customers attention without the objectification of women.

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.

This is the excuse you were looking for playing again Housemarque's masterpiece and, as the great shooter it is, it's the best chance to play it if you couldn't do it on PS3.

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.

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.

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.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 arrives as a risky remake that changes more than it should in terms of its secondary content, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse, but without resulting in a definitive improvement. This will cause divisions among veteran fans, but it will help new fans enjoy an updated version of a game that already had many detractors in its day. It's very enjoyable if you focus on what it offers and not on what's missing or changed from the original.

Ancestors Legacy Conqueror’s Edition is the RTS title the PlayStation 4 gamers were waiting for. Easy to learn, balanced factions, long campaign mode and stable multiplayer mode. A real time strategy game that hooks you in since the first minute. Probably we are not before the strategy game more deep of the market, but the gameplay works really well and delivers a great medieval story.

Moving Out, is the ideal game to relieve stress and get us a couple of laughs with friends. A party game with its own style that will leave us many funny anecdotes.

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.

Saints Row: The Third Remastered, continues to entertain us as much as it did a decade ago. A title that is far from being monotonous and boring. On the other hand, the game maintains its essence and arguments intact with graphic and visual touches according to the time.

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 new version of the game that launched the last year, showing new weapons, new demons and Mitamas, as well as the chance to play on PS4. If you didn't play it then, now is the time.

The game base of the WWE by 2K Games offers a gameplay that continues the guidelines set by its predecessors, but it also lets us see the job well done by the company in this new installment.

One of the most interesting games of the Resident Evil series in this generation. The respect for the origins of the franchise is total, but that does not stop the game from innovating in the interactions. In addition, the atmosphere achieved seduces all lovers of terror, except for enemies who are not charismatic and spoil an overall finish that would have been outstanding. Their adaptation to consoles is remarkable, and the technical aspects are good, despite coming from Nintendo 3DS.

Probably the best One Piece game so far, it has all of Eiichiro Oda's work. It keeps the visual style of its predecessors and improves gameplay mechanics.

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.

Dying Light is a breath of fresh air in such an already well-known genre the games involved with the zombi universe. The mix of parkour and walking dead makes the offering a fancy result, with few technical issues.

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.

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.

Sherlock Holmes and John Watson land on next-gen platforms with graphical ups and downs, but with the deserved quality these renown characters have in the literary field.

Killzone: Shadow Fall is undoubtedly one of the best games that could be released alongside the PlayStation 4. Its varied play style, its addictive multiplayer and its graphic potential conform a spectacular and entertaining title able to display all the possibilities of the new console.

Visceral Games flees from great battlefields of the franchise to offer skirmishes where the infantry has the upper hand. Multiplayer is as tactical and enjoyable as ever, although we miss vehicles, even when we know they are not necessary in cops vs thieves scenario. The campaign is quite interesting, although it sometimes slows down a bit.

Battlefield V is endless contradiction, from its great, wonderful BSO to the lack of efficiency in its performance, pop in, and the beautiful places where we fight, and the bad ways EA has sold this product, this title ends being a lesson of how to not sell a videogame and how to make a great second world war game in 2018.

Baboon! is a Spanish game that shines because of its beautiful and ambitious visuals, and solid gameplay mechanics. Words like 'despair' and 'frustration' will come around in a game aiming for experienced players looking for a challenge for their PS Vita. In short: fun, Japanese culture nods, an homage to the classics... and difficulty squared.

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.

CyberConnect2 presents it's best interpretation of the Konoha ninja, with a downloadable content really good in terms of price-duration, offering several hours of fun at a low price.

Naruto shapes what could be his last game on PS3 with a significant installment that keeps the franchise's spectacularity and many new things, but with the lack of a story mode.

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.