Few philosophers have told their theories as well as this game. The Talos Principle is a challenge to your mind but also it’s a challenge to your thinking. In PS4 it has some framerate issues or popping, but it gets to be as magical as the original title a year ago.

If every DLC were like Hearts of Stone when it comes to offering enough content at the right price, complaints about them would probably stop. The perfect excuse for a return to the Northern Realms. Gywnbleidd is still on the Path and you will not regret coming along.

NBA Live 16 is just a wannabee, a small step forward solving technical and gameplay mechanic issues, but two steps back from its main competitor in the genre. It's playable aspect has stagnated, and the new mechanics are aimed for the online features, with many things to enjoy.

Transformers: Devastation is the best that the genre has given recently and it's a game clearly by Platinum Games. However, the game is perceived a bit short and it's never an expensive production. The cel shading aesthetic works and you remember the TV series of 80s. It features the quick fights and the vehicles you want.

Skylanders SuperChargers enthrones the franchise once again as the best one in the "toys to live" genre. Vehicles take the enjoyable experience a step further and reinforces the fun for both old and young players.

Dragon Quest Heroes arrives to the west as a solid, accessible, enjoyable and visually strong game. An all-around game with lots of action that, even when it steps out from traditional JRPG, is just great. Not even some issues and mistakes weigh down a game that makes us eager to see more from Square, Omega Force and Koei Tecmo as a team.

Harmonix recovers its main brand with classic standards and gameplay already well known. Rock Band 4 has deficiencies, things like no online multiplayer, very few game modes or poor customizers. If you play in a group, you will enjoy it very much, it's satisfying and there are a lot of songs.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 is a set of good intentions but bad execution. It’s fantastic to play like we played 15 years ago, to get that gameplay experience. But we need more in the time that has passed. We need a better level design, more varied missions and new ideas. Also, this game has poor graphics and bugs on PS4. This is inexcusable.

Soldiers' Soul is a decent Saint Seiya game. But it seems a Brave Soldiers improved version, it doesn't get to take advantage of PlayStation 4. It has some videos below the quality that you expect. Mainly for fans of the series.

We've seen many remasters, but when it comes to tech aspects, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is among the best. Even if it lacks multiplayer and Golden Abyss, it is an impeccable piece of work.

Quite a disappointing revision of the game that lost its story mode on behalf of a few more hours of gameplay. It may not be attractive because of that, although it deserves an opportunity.

If we had to capture NBA 2K16 superiority over any other sports game, we would probably choose Pau Gasol's overwhelming power, shown in the latest Eurobasket. 2K Sports franchise's new entry has the best that basketball has to offer, with many modes to enjoy it as never before. NBA 2K16 just destroys any other challenger who dares to take a step forward.

FIFA 16 takes another step towards simulation, with improved mechanics we saw in the last entries of the franchise, stepping aside from continuous counterattacks and giving more importance to the midfield. The addition of female teams results in an all round game for soccer lovers.

Another JRPG that, unfortunately, doesn't come in Spanish for those in need of it in order to enjoy the game. A characteristic sense of humour makes Disgaea 5 a good game, although it would probably benefit of an update of its visuals.

Almost five years of work well done in this playable nightmare. Frictional opens our eyes with this FPS survival horror. SOMA is conservative in all that Amnesia imposed, but it has new and great ideas and atmosphere so the player wants to cross each new door. Welcome to the depths... of your fear.

The Taken King could have been named Destiny 2 without lying. The quantity of new content is made for those still playing the game and looking to take full advantage of Year Two.

Beyond Eyes offers a unique concept with the blind girl, that is wonderful in gameplay mechanics and watercolor graphics. But it can get boring. It’s a game that should be completed in one sitting. It's a good idea, although it isn't perfectly executed.

Star Wars arrival at Disney Infinity's universe is a win win. New Play Sets are the best that the galactic franchise has had in videogames in the latest years and the customization options of 3.0 are the widest and most intuitive. The most complete edition of Disney Infinity so far.

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.

Mad Max stops halfway between what it was supposed to have and what it really has. Even so, it's a great game, that succeeds in almost every aspect and could define the way of a new franchise, as long as the ones in charge decide to improve it with a second entry.

From a great game you can only have a great remaster. Dishonored has never looked this good on consoles and this remaster is just mandatory for anyone who hasn't yet played this masterpiece, although it doesn't have anything new.

Dear Kojima, thanks for giving us this sophisticated engineering machinery. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is simply a revolutionary product and probably the best stealth game in recent years. It's not afraid of the sandbox genre, it draws a vast and open field full of hours of gameplay, freedom, unlimited fun and a constant desire to know what will happen next. Kojima, you are the real Big Boss.

We would love it if every revision of a game was like Tearaway: Unfolded. Media Molecule has made a great work in order to bring its best version yet to Playstation 4. Even if the best option is to try it on PS Vita, those who can't will be able to jump into the magic with this game.

Until Dawn ends up being one of this year's most interesting games on PS4. It takes the butterfly effect to an interactive level with great success. Choosing the horror genre to set things in motion is amusing in every aspect.

Mega Man Legacy Collection is a great homage to the blue bomber beginnings. Although 15 € and six NES games may seem expensive, the save feature and challenges are worth its price.

Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse is a nice way to look back into the past, where we had our minds as weapons, and not our strength.

Risen 3: Titan Lords – Enhanced Edition carries the original game's problems to the next-gen. One mistake after another, that would need many, many months of updates to make it worth your spare time.

Ubisoft has done a good job with Zombi. Keeping in mind that it is actually a three-year-old game, the game offers a good experience that any living dead fan will enjoy.

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.

Playstation Vita's revision of the original game that launched last year, with better visuals and translation issues solved, although it still has some frame issues. Perfect for those waiting Sword Art Online Lost Song.

Whispering Willows is a tale to tell around a campfire, and a good tale. Short, but intense, and interesting mix of graphic adventure and exploration.

Journey keeps all of its audiovisual and emotional charm in PS4, with slight visual arrangements, and the feeling that you are playing a unique experience. A true gem that doesn't age.

A game that deserves to be ranked high among indies. True originality, that comes along an enjoyable experience, refined sense of humour and an apparently simple plot full of meaning that stares at us from the other side of the screen.

Godzilla is a game only for hardcore fans of the kaiju genre. If you aren't, the game will be a great disappointment due to its repetitive gameplay mechanics or its mediocre visuals.

Rory McIlroy PGA Tour is EA's first current gen golf game. It is all weighed down because of technical issues, and repetitive gameplay mechanics, although it has a good arcade mode.

The West welcomes what is for many a cult visual novel. Conspiracy and intrigue tag along to let us decide what to do. Just for real fans of the genre.

Puzzles and mystery tag along in a visually stunning adventure without equal among actual indies. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter isn't a game for every player, so those with no interest in this experience will hardly play until the end.

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

Farming life simulator has many tools and vehicles in order to get the best out of the farming business. Sadly, the development of the gameplay mechanics and the time you need to invest on it will make many turn most people off.

Payday 2: Crimewave Edition is way better than the original, although it still forces you to play multiplayer in order to fully enjoy the experience. Keeping that in mind, if you're looking for an unusual co-op first person shooter, this game should give you several hundreds hours of fun.

A remaster is always welcome when it has something to add. The best of God of War III Remastered has its roots in the quality of the original. This remaster, although it's a great game, won't be especially appealing to those who already played God of War III.

F1 2015 crashes halfway through and misses some of the elements that can't be missed in a racing game. Even so, the franchise's potential is still there and Codemasters only needs to keep forward in next entries. F1 hardcore fans will enjoy it far more than regular gamers.

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.

Many developers would like to enter the gaming industry the way Yanim Studio did with Red Goddess: Inner World. It is a platforming, 2-D game that, although it has some issues, it is entertaining. Also, its artistic aspect shows that there is life beyond "pixel art".

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.

MotoGP 15 is a game that does not take any risks, with an absolute absence of innovation or creativity, only understandable from Milestone's comfortable position in the franchise. Many playable modes, fully licensed content, straightforward and smooth gameplay, intergenerational technical aspects and a motorcycle experience related with the latest entries in the franchise.

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.

Interesting game that pulls together 32 different franchises of Shonen Jump into a fighting game, with a story mode, an online mode and an arcade mode, only for the western version. We miss some characters and more stages. However, you can't miss this if you're a fan of manga and/or anime.

Rocksteady knows what to do with Batman, and brings us another superb game. Batmobile's addition could have been better, as well as some moments with some of the Dark Knight's legendary foes. However, there's no other current-gen, open world action game as exciting as Batman: Arkham Knight.

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.

House of Wolves makes even more addictive a game that was addictive already, flattening the way for September's expansion. Watch out if you enter the Reef: you may not leave.

The Executioner is a nice way to put an end to The Evil Within downloadable content series. It changes completely the gameplay mechanics, allowing us to play in a really aggressive way, it clarifies some doubts left with the main game's ending.

The wide range of items and possibilities make us think of this indie has one of the best indies so far this year. So, if you want some fresh air among all those triple A games, check this game, since it could just amaze you.

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.

Omega Quintet is an appealing option if you like with an obvious Japanese origin, that mixes RPG with idol culture. However, when it comes to visuals, we expected more and the game is not even in Spanish.

Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster for PS4 is, in general terms, the same game we already played last year on PS3 and PS Vita. It offers slightly better visuals. However, only those who haven't played the game in the last remaster have a true reason to play it.

RPGs have a new king with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. CD Projekt RED has turned Adrzej Sapkowski's work into an amazing interactive spectacle in terms of visuals, plot and gameplay mechanics. Every hour invested in this game will be an hour of fun. The only disappointment is the optimization of the game on PS4. Frequent frame rate drops blur the experience. An issue we expect to be solved with updates but, for now, are quite a burden while playing.

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

Project Cars is a game that driving simulator lovers will enjoy. Entertaining solo modes, online options and superb tracks will for sure give the game a lengthy life, even when the available cars aren't that many.

Even with its flaws and a gameplay that could have been better, Broken Age shines thanks to its visuals and a superb dubbing, stating once again the love Tim Schafer and Double Fine implement in their games.

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.

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.

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.

Mortal Kombat X offers content enough to satisfy the most exquisite gamers, as well as many game modes, both for those who like to play solo as well as online or local multiplayer lovers. Not every new character has the old ones' charisma, but the work of NetherRealm Studios is absolutely remarkable.

Milestone brings another suitable game for any kind of driver, something that could weigh down those looking for a more complex simulator. Other than that, it is an entertaining entry in the franchise, with many customizable elements.

This is the ultimate edition of Dark Souls II, which is superb. It is not only the more than necessary visual enhancements, but the included downloadable contents and many fixes which make an even greater game. Even longer and challenging, and of course as deep as ever.

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.

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.

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.

Borderlands: The Handsome Collection offers copious content, two whole games, co-op options, local multiplayer up to four players and cross-save. There are slight differences from the original beyond the visual enhancements, so only those who haven't played the original games could show true interest for Gearbox compilation.

PS4 gets a must-have with Bloodbore. Not technically brilliant, nor seamless when it comes to frame rate. However, there isn't another game as astonishing in its artistic work, as well as making us feel things like fear, being powerful, getting frustrated, aware of dangers and, finally, achieving the ultimate satisfaction. Bloodborne means all that... and much more.

Zombie Army Trilogy is an odd game. It is as terrible as enjoyable. The co-op mode options give some fun into a game that could have taken a way better step into the next-gen.

Commando mode is an interesting addition, that allows you to play a infantry, with the chance to play co-op with another players. Apart from that, it lacks content. Perhaps the update that has added achievements and challenges will make you think about the purchase of this expansion.

Shiftlings is a visual pleasure, although the gameplay mechanics end up being repetitive quickly. Even when it offers a good amount of playable levels, it may end up boring you sooner than expected.

It's been a while since we played a Final Fantasy entry as we did with Final Fantasy Type-0 HD. An all-round plot and a remarkable interaction are the pillars of a really good remaster.

Bladestorm Nightmare gives us the chance to enjoy the game once again, with graphical enhancements and a new plot that adds certain elements to the game. Unfortunately, it has English text, unlike the original game which came with Spanish subtitles. However, it's a game to think about for newcomers as well as old players.

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.

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.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is a nice sequel, although there are quite some issues to talk about. It has similar mechanics and adds new ones that aren't as good as the old ones. Layout design and the tortuous plot unfolding weigh down a game that was really straightforward. Even so, it's enjoyable, mainly because it has one of the best soundtracks ever.

The Assignment is one of those weird DLCs, because it's worth playing. The change in the gameplay mechanics is seamless and interesting. We are eager to see how the plot unfolds in The Consequence.

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.

DmC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition is a good remaster, although buying it or not depends whether you played everything the original to offer. Interesting additional contents, but the most remarkable aspect is the 60FPS that turns the experience into something much better in this case.

Revelations 2's third episode offers more puzzles and riddles than the others. The best chapter at the moment, one that can make us remember the good old times.

White Night is a good example of how an indie should be. More frightening that many survival horror games of, supposedly, more quality, enjoyable and challenging, without resorting to firearms. It won't disappoint fans of the mystery genre.

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.

OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood is yet another state of the art game for PS Vita. Even though it's also available for PS4, Sony's handheld is still the best platform for this kind of game, that has evolved with style, with the mechanics that made it a great success and adding new ones. Better visuals and a soundtrack that will make some music-loving players buy it.

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.

Motorcycle Club is an average arcade with a few downsides when it comes to entertaining us. There are some new mechanics, but it's not the game drivers will fully enjoy because it ends up being tedious. There are better options in the world of motorcycles.

This new Empire entry in the franchise enhances even more the possibilities of its predecessor, with new customization options. Unfortunately, there's room for graphics improvement and we miss spanish subtitles.

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.

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.

Kick & Fennick is an entertaining game in its basis, although it can end up being monotonous because of its gameplay mechanics. The plot isn't entertaining until later on the game. Otherwise, it's a nice indie from a novice studio, even when it lacks something that makes you play again, apart from attaining 100% on every level.

Ready at Dawn has reached a new level when it comes to graphics. As for the plot, although it's not really innovative, it will keep you playing. There is a good balance between plot and action sequences, although we miss some depth in the interactive parts, as well as in gameplay mechanics.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.