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.

Undertale's reputation is a heavy burden when you launch it two years later in a new platform. It isn't flawless at all. The price, taking into consideration it's an English only game, may turn off may people. However, trying to enjoy all of its routes and extremely polished plot and situations is something that is worth while in the long term. Not a game for everyone, that's for sure, but if you see it on sale, is a cultural phenomenon you should try for yourself.

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.

Sniper Elite 3 comes back with many improvements since V2 and doesn't go worse in any characteristic or mechanic. Although some missions or the killcams may end up being repetitive, the game unfolds as a game which is fun playing, although the plot is nothing to be proud of. Co-op and competitive modes help expanding the game's lifespan. However, visuals may lack something to be truly next gen.

Scarlet Nexus offers an entertaining adventure, with a fast, fluid and challenging combat system, making it the ideal game to enjoy this summer. Perfect for anime and hack and slash lovers.

Rime is a poetic and inspiring adventure game, but it's also a short game and not as surprising as we had expected when it comes to gameplay mechanics. The Spanish studio has demonstrated their taste when it comes to artistic and storytelling aspects, with a soul-crushing ending that will make you remember this journey for a long time to come.

Gears of War: Reloaded is, without a doubt, the best way to relive the origins of Marcus Fenix ​​and his squad. Its gameplay remains solid and impactful, demonstrating why it became a benchmark in its genre.

Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward comes with a good plot and many surprise twists, in a storyline influenced by our choices that will lead to 24 different endings. With puzzles that will be a challenge for any player, and belonging to a not-too-common genre, Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward will constitute a unique experience.

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.

Stealth Inc. is a very worthy adaptation of the original work of Curve Studios. Despite notable graphics changes, gets all the fun gameplay and elevates the project as one of the best indie games of 2012. A must for those who enjoy infiltration, puzzles and platforms games.

Guitar Hero Live is a pop-rock surprise, specially in GHTV mode which contains more than 200 songs and videos, progression system, real time rankings... A truly fresh, innovative take on a genre crying out for something new. We want more channels and tracks, Activision. This game is a hope.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

LEGO Dimensions is the bet of Warner in the toys-to-life genre. The high price of its expansions is a hard to solve issue, even though enjoyment is guaranteed. The mix of several franchises and well-known brands is one of its best assets, clearly aiming for LEGO collectors.

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.

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.

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.

Farming Simulator 19 has managed to take a step forward thanks to its graphic renovation that, together with the other options taken from previous deliveries, have managed to make a good game capable of entertaining and engaging new players, but that will be a little short to those who expected great changes and innovations.

It's hard to recognize PlayStation 3's Minecraft version as a port, due to its well polished graphic engine, its simple but efficient adaptation to DualShock 3 controls and a well made online mode. With these results in mind, nobody could complain for the delay of the game's release.

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.

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.

XDev has brought back an adrenaline-pumping, game with WipEout Omega Collection. A really well-done remaster that only makes us yearn for a new entry in the franchise.

LittleBigPlanet 3 is the most complete game in the franchise, and will delight the most creative minds with many new mechanics at their grasps. However, we would like some of them to be polished and, on top of that, fixes for some strange bugs.