In an age with survival horror plagued with jumpscares and defenseless main characters, Outlast 2 doesn't surprise as much as the first one. It's obvious that this second entry improves in every aspect. Lengthier, more variety and balanced gameplay, in a new, country and terrifying atmosphere. But Red Barrels Studio keeps aiming for stealth and fast movement with a camera as only source of light, with some unfair or limited situations that doesn't make it a game for every player.

Mafia's return is a bittersweet one. On one hand, there are several visual issues that burden the game, and the feeling of being an errand boy completing repetitive missions is always there. On the other hand, Hangar 13 ha created a world with its own personality, a really interesting city and the soundtrack selection is superb. The adult, violent and vengeance-themed plot is another remarkable point.

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.

Lords of the Fallen has an accessible, yet enjoyable gameplay; even though it doesn't keep that balance throughout all the game. A weak plot and technical issues are the burdens of a project that, in exchange, has some virtues that you can feel at any moment.

Frontier Developments offers us a solid management simulator with a wide range of options at our disposal, which are challenging from the start. A game that excites and thrills, and where the feeling of being in charge of a big science and entertainment company is very real. It doesn´t matter if you are a fan of the films, this game will keep you hooked for hours. Jurassic World Evolution is one of a kind.

Digimon World: Next Order is another, different take on the digital world than the one Cyber Sleuth took. Even if we could put aside the visuals, combat mechanics are just a mistake. The only truly redeemable aspect is the digivolve, pretty comfortable, but devs can't pretend we spend all our time just looking for new digivolutions. If you want a really good, and interesting adventure, we recommend you play last year's entry.

What we have here is the first Sword Art Online to arrive to our coasts, and it is a 2x1 including PSP's adventure. A game that fulfills its task, entertaining the player for hours with plenty of main and secondary missions. It will delight those who demand original Japanese dubbing, however, we won't hear it in our language and it arrives only in English.

The new entry of the Spanish Vita game that allows you to collect and train Invizimals. A recommended game, with some gameplay issues when you use the handheld camera and the poor artistic work when it comes to background combat areas. Even so, it is a game that will delight both kids and elder relatives.

Sir Daniel Fortesque returns to the world of video games in the form of remastering, recovering the essence that made his first installment mythical and with a renewed graphic section for the occasion.

Despite some weak points, Super Bomberman R, is a funny and madly entrance for both classic players and casual ones that are playing a Bomberman for the first time. I recommend you to play it with your friends or for those moments when you need a break and just have fun. The game doesn't pretend to be something else but a Bomberman, and that's why It works.

Crystar is one of those titles that makes it out of Japan and it is going to be a reference for the RPG titles to come. Fluid combat system, characters with their own fighting styles and complex plot are its strengths. Gemdrops Studios offers a title which is far from perfect, but it is able to impact the player like few games can.

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.

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.

My memory of Us is a beautiful game, with childish story, that possibly needs more drama and emotional moments. Otherwise, It’s a fantastic videogame for everyone that wants to be a spectator of a precious and charming tale in a cold and grey place.

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.

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.

This game won't surprise any RPG lovers, it's not a must. But Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom has that feeling of cornerstone for the small french studio that has dared with this IP. Its price is all you need to know if you need more colourful hours, magical plots and dungeons, with bold combat mechanics that sometimes fails and it is not that enjoyable.

A gem only for Gust's franchise fans. It's technical characteristics are far away from what you would expect of PS3. However, the universe in which it's englobed will give the player quite some enjoyable moments.

There is no doubt that it is not a game for everyone. However, Shenmue 3 is perfect in its own way, and it has been designed to offer a different experience to those who dare to give it a try.

Thief succeeds as a good reboot, and also as an interesting offering in the action and stealth genre. An awesome setting, composed of great artistic work and a superb dubbing, is Eidos Montreal's best asset.

State of Mind is an interactive futuristic thriller from an adult perspective, which refuses any kind of action. A story dedicated to fans of science-fiction, dystopia and videogames with strong narrative. Maybe the resources of this independent game are limited, but his story deserves to be among the best of the year.

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Football Manager Classic is a late version of a management simulator for 2013/2014 season. It lacks a few things compared to the PC game, but the fact that it allows using your save in both platforms is worth the aforementioned lacks. A must have for PS Vita if you like these games.

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.

Not worthy unless you really like these kind of games and you want to have it on your PS4 and PS Vita. Much better if you play it in the handheld, but there is already a first part that offers almost exactly the same, so a sequel wasn't that necessary.

LEGO Worlds has the best ideas from both survival and crafting genres and adds the characteristic humour, colour and efficiency of TT Games products. This is the closest experience to play with real LEGO blocks, building, thinking, dismantling and creating. However, it lacks in length once compared to other games of the same genre.

If you liked the main story, you will probably enjoy playing with Alucard. Although it lacks some more story development, it offers decent duration, it is fun playing with the son of Dracula and, of course, the final showdown with you-know-who is something that will keep you entertained for a day or two.

DriveClub VR should have been a free update of the original with less content. Many vehicles, each of them state of the art, some new tracks and easy to learn controls so anyone and everyone can drive. But that's it - every other positive aspect of the original is lost along the way, leaving only just an experience or test field.