6 retro and well known games for 20 bucks. Plain and simple. The Disney Afternoon Collection brings adds enough content to be called a comeback, since these are ports of NES classics that will be especially enjoyed by those who played the original ones.

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.

Raging Loop is an entertaining game, but it does not meet the problems that leave us better exponents of the genre. In fact, we are facing a title focused on horror that in many occasions does not scare enough, something that quite remains to the experience.

Titan Attacks! is a simple yet straightforward game that wants you to have fun. All of you, saviors of Earth who enjoy fending off wave after wave of enemies, must play it, although it's not really hard and sometimes is not what you would call a challenge.

Jetstream will not be remembered as a great DLC, mainly because it recycles the better part of the original game's content. It prompts us to play as a character that, even though possessing a few interesting new gameplay features, will never live up to the standards set by Raiden. Either way, it has its own character, which serves its purpose, although we may forget about it completely after finishing its meagre two hours of gameplay.

Dark Devotion is an action-RPG 2D title that will test your patience and reflexes with the controller. Great pixel-art graphics, solid plot and original boss fights are the basics of this game only for brave players. Hibernian Workshop makes their debut with an aggressive and ambitious title.

TT Games repeats the formula that every player knows already. Several timelines and a wide array of characters. Even though there are some missing names like X-Men and Fantastic Four, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is loaded with content and keeps demonstrating the health of the franchise, that once again places its bet in couch co-op for both you and your family. Perhaps it takes little risks, but the fact is that it doesn't need it.

MotoGP 14 isn't bad at all. It will offer sport's fans many hours of fun, but at the same time, a hard time learning how to drive the vehicles in the most realistic modes. However, visual display weighs down what could have been a superb experience.

Hungry Shark World arrives to please mobile players who want to enjoy this kind of games in their consoles. A game aimed at casual players who enjoy playing quick matches without a huge story or hardcore mechanics. The smallest of the house will have a good time sailing the seas with these funny sharks, but maybe some players will get bored after a few tries.

We were really eager to see such a successful game as Ark: Survival Evolved running on PS4 and it ended up being something really close to what we already saw on PC. Many possibilities and solid in technical aspects. However, we must not forget that we have something that is not really finished, that still has some instability and that PC vibe that might make many players to take a step back.

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge is, without a doubt, what the original game should have been in the first place. The AI and battle systems have been nicely revamped, and it also includes all the DLCs that have been released since the original Ninja Gaiden 3 came out. Nonetheless, the absence of Tomonobu Itagaki will still be quite evident for those who faced the extreme difficulty of the first and second titles.

The Surge is the hidden gem of the month. It has some flaws, and its visuals might not be top notch, but its virtues surpass them. When it comes to gameplay mechanics, it's a notable game, addictive and fresh. Above average difficulty and the unique style that adds the sci-fi approach are all the reasons you have to buy them. A great candidate for this month's best sellers.

Let it Die won't surprise anyone when it comes to technical aspects and its gameplay mechanics have already been seen many times. However it has that Suda51's touch and you will always want to see more from Uncle Death. The fast degradation of equipment can be pretty annoying and even so, you will always want to go a floor further. We were expecting much more after that first Lily Bergamo's teaser and we hope that Grasshopper's next game isn't a free-to-play, even though this one has unnecessary microtransactions.

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.

Hitman is not what we would expect, neither visually nor in the chosen episodic format. However, it is what we would like to see when it comes to gameplay mechanics, taking a step back from that action-oriented path that Absolution had taken. A little more effort, regardless of it is an episodic entry or not, will make Hitman's next game what we really want to see from the franchise in this generation.

Quotation forthcoming.

Warriors Orochi's franchise arrives to next-gen with a flawless performance. It is loaded with playable content that will delight genre fans.

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.

WWE 2K18 offers slight improvements from last entries, although it keeps its more than established combat mechanics. It needs to solve several technical issues outside the fights, that are pretty hard to witness, but there is still time to fix it.

Ashes of Ariandel is, plain and simple, disappointing. Is it bad content? Nope. Are you going to enjoy it? Most likely. Does the content justify the price? There's no doubt about this: no, it doesn't. We don't know what From Software was thinking when they decided that this could be a DLC but we really hope that the second one is better, since it will mark the ending of the series and it should be a memorable one.

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.

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.

Ubisoft goes back to something that was started as an experiment in order to create a straightforward and enjoyable game. BUD's adventure is not about great adventures, but a simple one, whose target are all those players who don't see top-notch visuals as a requirement for a great game.

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

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.

There are several visual as well as gameplay improvements, but there is still a long way to go for the WRC franchise in order to take advantage of its full potential and be worth of the brand it embodies. The adding of Epic Stages or split screen is an interesting offer, although we expected much more from a game like this.

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.

Average Omega Force musou game that takes place in the fantastic world of Arslan. It lacks some animation videos, but it's an overall good adaptation. Specially made for Arakawa's Arslan fans.