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.

The developer has managed to adapt the anime quite faithfully. However, by focusing mainly on the story they have neglected other important aspects of the game, such as the limitation of characters, modes and combat scenarios. However, the pace of frantic fighting and how well it is achieved, adaptation can become a fan.

Although it is a game designed and developed especially for rally lovers, it can also be enjoyed by any casual player, or by those who enjoy driving games. WRC 8 guarantees fun for several months, if the career or online mode is played. The main problem that the title has, and that has been presented to us from the beginning, is the same as always: its graphics is still lagging behind a bit.

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.

We could say that Man of Medan is all that was expected of the new game of the Supermassive developer: a game that shows that horror film adventures have a place in the world of video games. Although it is somewhat short and with a somewhat hasty development, due to the amount of errors it has, the game manages to keep the player clinging to the sofa. In short, it is a game that lovers of the genre, and especially those who enjoyed Until Dawn, should not miss.

My Hero One’s Justice is Izuku Midoriya’s big debut on PlayStation 4. Addictive combat system, 20 anime characters with their unique fighting styles and stages to destroy… All what any My Hero Academia’s fan was wishing for! It’s a shame that Byking didn’t take time to introduce all the characters, making this title more approachable to players looking for new fighting games. Bandai Namco leaves us asking for more and wondering how is going to be the next videogame based on this Academia of Heroes.

Killing Floor 3 stands out for its cooperative action, controlled chaos, and total customization. However, its lack of game modes makes it repetitive over time.

Catherine Full Body is the same or even more recommended than original version: more scenes, more music, new game modes and a character that changes everything. An experience that will not disappoint any type of player.

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.

Onslaught is a DLC which offers decent contents to Season Pass holders. Those focused in multiplayer will enjoy certain variations.

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.

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.

Cat Quest II is correct in every way, enjoyable and, above all, balanced. Because of this, it is one of those titles that casual gamers and more experienced videogame players will enjoy equally.

MXGP The Official Motocross Videogame offers a good game based on Motocross' World Championship license without big boasts, it brings a good experience for those who like this sport, but it's not aimed for the common gamer.

Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise seeks to please fans of the franchise for the time it presents a Hack and Slash combined with other genres, getting a different title that, far from becoming a reference, offers several hours of casual fun while the players discover the outcome of the story of Tenshiro.

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.

Sacred 3 is a great game with a superb multiplayer. Artistically beautiful and enough variety for us not to get bored. However, Playstation 3 is a platform unable to handle the game as it deserves.

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.

While we wait for a next-gen F1 game, we can still enjoy an all-round game that puts you into the suit of one of the world's championship drivers. Fans and pro gamers of the genre will most likely enjoy the wide variety of options the game offers, in order to bring an experience as real as possible.

Don't Starve is a tremendously addictive game where the fight for the survival, mixed with exploring several places with its own magic, throw the player into searching every corner of the map. However, it is extremely hard from the very beginning, so there will be many players thinking twice before going on with their adventures.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

GreedFall arrives to try to recover the best moments of the role genre, offering a remarkable adventure, full of decisions to make, adversaries to beat and loaded with different possibilities to face the situations that arise, although it suffers some failures that impoverish the experience.

Enjoyable both by newcomers as well as experienced players, Marvel vs Capcom Infinite lacks impulse in several aspects. There is a lack of extra characters, although those who accept its 2vs2 fights and its arcade gameplay will enjoy a game made for fans.