Quotation forthcoming.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden proves to be a bold step for Don't Nod, combining its narrative talent with outstanding gameplay. This action-mystery title presents an immersive story, engaging mechanics and a pleasing visual presentation, promises a complete experience that will resonate with gamers.

Finally, Konami sets the route of its soccer saga. With Fox Engine's help, Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 absolutely changes the last year's franchise direction, offering an excellent playing basis that allows the product to evolve. However, there are some flaws which are clear and, although understandable, can't simply be brushed aside.

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.

One of the best fighting games during these last moments of the present console generation. The DC universe atmosphere adds to a very nice play style, creating a product of a very high quality. Its only shortcomings are subpar graphics and some minor unbalances between characters, but otherwise it's a title every fan of the genre should try.

Outlast is the first horror experience to make its way into Playstation 4's world. It makes use of lots of sudden shocks and gore to make us feel distressed enough througout the game. However, the hide-and-run mechanics all along the way and the straightforward of it's gameplay make it a short adventure.

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.

When playing Horizon Chase Turbo for a couple of hours, it is more than fair to say that this game is what it wants to be, that is, a tribute to the driving arcades of the 90s. With simple but effective controls. We are facing a racing game for those who are not looking for a simulator, but rather a title where fun is what prevails.

FIFA 22 makes the leap to the new generation in a conservative way, with slight changes in its gameplay that lay the foundations of what the saga may become in the future. Lovers of football simulators will enjoy its fast pace and large amount of content.

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.

Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX is a second chance for anybody interested in the franchise's background. This nicely remastered version has no apparent correlation with Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories, which can be a disappointment. If the adaptation had been complete, we would be talking about an outstanding game.

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.

Variable State's first game is an experiment in the storytelling field, using the cinematographic language as its plot axis. For most players it will be hard to swallow, although it rewards those daring to enter its depths, resembling successful shows like Twin Peaks. Perhaps the dream sequences are the least interesting part of the game, although it is a breath of fresh air.

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.

Crysis 3 follows the trail of its predecessor to the letter. This means that we will again be experiencing the most astounding audiovisual experience, which, alongside its gameplay, will constitute the main feature of this next-gen first person shooter. The experience may not be very innovative, and the plot may not be very exciting, but it remains on the top of the list of its genre regarding quality.

Indivisible is going to be one of the most original titles of 2019. Turn-based combat system, platform, puzzles, action and quality hand-drawn animation come together in an indie adventure that stands up against big budget RPGs. Lab Zero has the formula to change the genre.

Valiant Hearts: The Great War is one of the best graphical adventures you can find nowadays. Its beautiful visuals provided by UbiArt engine was already known as a good choice, so the surprise comes with the amazing story it manages to unfold.

Just Dance 2014 is back one more year with a lot fun dancing and some of the best modern hits. Its better integration with social networks and the improvements in the online mode are, by far, the best additions we found this time.

It's too soon yet to know if Final Fantasy XV will be a successful entry in the main series. But if you want to place a sure bet, World of Final Fantasy is your winning horse. Enjoyable, entertaining, classic turn-based combat system, a bunch of options when it comes to assemble your team with characters and creatures from all over the franchise... perhaps we expected a little bit more complexity from the fights, but this game holds its name very proudly.

Represents the perfect opportunity to relive the most important moments in the last arc of the saga. This title tries to bring back some of the past virtues that were nowhere to be found in Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations, like the adventuring component. On the other hand, the battle system strikes us as maybe too simplistic and restrictive, more so given the trajectory of Masashi Kishimoto's work within the realm of videogames.

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.

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.

Four years after its original release, Warner and TT Fusion adapt Undercover to today's platforms, staying within its roots, with its characteristic, E-Rated sense of humour and already well-known gameplay mechanics and visuals. Enjoyable, full of content and easy-going. But, as always, in need of some new ideas.

Skyrim VR takes you to Tamriel as never before, even though the learning curve is an obstacle that not everyone may overcome. Several control options make it easy for every player to find the way to enjoy it, although as in every VR experience there will be people that doesn't feel comfortable. However, it is most likely the biggest VR game in the market, and taking into consideration that the game was originally launched back in 2011, we have to recognize the work made by Bethesda.

In order to jump even further than Black Ops III when it comes to improvement, Infinity Ward had to do a great job. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare isn't that breath of fresh air we were promised in any of its three modes, but still, it tries to do it better than the last time. Multiplayer takes no risks, using already successful formulas. The campaign keeps aiming for the showoff. The Zombies are, however, the most enjoyable part with a rearrangement of difficulty and a really interesting map. If you are one of those that buys Call of Duty every year, don't think about it: here's your dose. But if you've been avoiding the franchise for quite some time, you could probably just move along.

Soul Sacrifice is that great game that PlayStation Vita needed. Keiji Inafune's new game offers a rich universe, an exciting story, entertaining gameplay and an epic soundtrack.

Super Mega Baseball 2 is not a traditional sports game, it has a playable system that flows wonders and meets everything you need to have fun. We are facing an arcade title that presents the typical attention of this type of games, but that offers interesting options when playing.

Sniper Elite 4 is a step back in the series. I don't think such open maps are what the game needs and the weapon customization, for some reason, has disappeared without any explanation or dignity. It's an enjoyable game, of course, but you can't expect players to buy a full-priced game just for the killcam. Maybe it's time for Fairburne to retire, or for the series to take its chances and evolve. How about a spin off in a modern warfare, as some kind of experiment?