As with most sports games, NASCAR Heat 4 does not escape the "problem" that these types of titles usually have. The fourth installment of the NASCAR Heat series does not present much news. If you have never played any installment of this saga, then you will be impressed with its incredible graphic level, hilarious career mode and intense careers. On the other hand, if you have already played another installment, especially NASCAR Heat 3, we are sorry to tell you that you are going to take a major disappointment, because the changes with respect to the third installment are minimal.

Dustforce is a fast bet, suitable for any audience, funny but competitive. An amusing experience and its great music is its best asset.

A well built puzzle game for PlayStation 4 with beautiful visuals. However, it's quite a short game. It's best asset is the absolutely random system of maps creation.

A game that not everyone will appreciate for what it really is: a raw and faithful experience of what the first steps of humanity really represented. It suffers from certain shortcomings, but we believe that the final product is a title worth giving a chance.

Ghost Recon Wildlands is one of the most entertaining co-op experiences we've seen so far. Strong characters, solid gameplay mechanics and it also fulfills our expectations when it comes to visuals and sound. However, Ubisoft gets lost when they fill the game with generic content. This is the most wild, arcade and straightforward Ghost Recon to date, and that is both good and bad at the same time.

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.

Beyond: Two Souls could be considered an experimentation on new dramatic devices within a game that is visually stunning and whose interactive scenery will be the delight of all Quantic Dream fans, despite its limitations.

PlayStation 4 was crying out loud for a 2D action game like Mercenary Kings. Addictive, co-op, tons of nods to the classics and decent length. It's like being in the arcade with a bunch of quarters in your pocket.

Shadow Warrior is an entertaining game, perhaps limited in it's technical possibilities, but perfect to have a great time listening bad jokes, tearing apart demon limbs with a katana and shooting around. Pretty straightforward. It won't give you anything new, but it won't disappoint you.

Assassin's Creed Unity steps into the new generation with new mechanics, an outstanding scenario and many missions to entertain the player for many hours. Co-op mode is one of its biggest assets, which we hope to see in future installments. However, some technical issues, along with the waste of such an important moment as the French Revolution weigh down a game that could have gone even further.

Digimon Survive offers an original mix of genres, but not very attractive for all players, with a dark and interesting story. Entertaining, but careful in depth in several sections.

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.

An original idea, but that doesn't really shine, weighed down by the AI and a not-so-wide variety of traps, which start to be repetitive sooner than expected. Only to be recommended if you're a fan of the saga or looking for something different, a twist in strategy games.

UFC is a good fighting simulator, but with serious problems when it comes to learning how to play.

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.

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.

PlayLink, the new multi-screen system, launches on PS4 with this 'That's You!' that fuses the best elements of board games and makes it customizable, natural and dynamic by giving each player a buzzer, a camera, a slate and a screen in the palm of your hand. However, it needs more situations and questions.

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.

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.

Insomniac Games is obviously doing something else, like PS4's new Spider Man, and this Song of the Deep feels second-tier in every aspect, from its visuals -not to be confused with art- to the combat segments and puzzles, nothing we haven't seen already and underwater levels. Even so, in the background there is a nice story that makes you keep moving forward through it's not so lengthy gameplay.

Absolver is disappointing because of how big it could have been. As it is right now, is interesting, but mediocre verging on bad. If the devs don't do anything about it, the servers will be closed by Christmas.

God Eater 2 is a good game, with the gameplay mechanics of Monster Hunter or Freedom Wars and can be a good substitute until a new game of those franchises. There is the burden of being a remaster of a handheld game, and what it implies in camera and visuals.

Murasaki Baby is a game that offers adventure, platforming and puzzles so a girl can reunite again with her dear mother. If you like games that give you 'something else' and you dream about Tim Burton's next movie, this could be your game. A nice beginning for Ovosonico's people.

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.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst doesn't surprise anymore. Clean aesthetics and fluent, chained parkour movements are still there, although EA DICE decided to develop a sandbox game. If you are a fan, you won't see many differences and you will see some debatable design choices. If you haven't played the first one, give Catalyst the chance to surprise you.

Octodad is as simple as it is fun. It might not be a lengthy game and is quite repetitive, but the game is so random that every second is worthy if you're a fan of non-conventional games.

Duke Nukem 3D was a remnant of its age, when it was first launched. However, it hasn't aged that well, with no chance to compete against other games of the genre. Now it barely reminds us of some of the good times we experienced on our PCs a long time ago.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition is the warm arrival of the musou genre on Playstation 4, since the game doesn't make use of the hardware's full potential, and has the same visuals lacking from the Playstation 3.