Volition Studio has arrived late to inFamous' or Crackdown's style with this colourful and enjoyable Agents of Mayhem. The game can't surprise with its gameplay mechanics mix and it isn't a must to understand the course of the sandbox genre. But it has a nice offer of gameplay and on top of that, funny characters.

Test Drive: Ferrari Racing takes us in an interesting tour through Ferrari's history. Slightly Mad Studios has created a fine racing game that still gives the impression it hasn't harnessed its full potential. The inexplicable delay suffered in Europe sealed its fate, eliminating any possibility of arousing interest.

The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker is a title for those who look for a new experience, enjoy mystery/horror stories and have a strong command of English. Obviously, complains about the way to ask questions are normal, but we aren´t dealing with an AI like Siri, and, despite the 1.600 dialogues, we need to follow some keywords to elaborate the questions. 5 Acts later, we are not sure if we have played the game or the game has played with us.

Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD is a fun and challenging 3D platform game. Ideal for playing alone or cooperatively with several friends on a single screen. We are facing the return to the scene of SEGA, and despite being a dazzling game, knows how to meet in levels of quality, fun and challenge.

Zombie Army Trilogy is an odd game. It is as terrible as enjoyable. The co-op mode options give some fun into a game that could have taken a way better step into the next-gen.

Techland has managed to conquer its shortcomings in order to offer us a game that lives up to expectations. Trying to maintain the same line while also implementing some changes in the game options, Dead Island: Riptide represents one of the best titles within the zombie genre for PlayStation 3.

Deep Silver and Southend Interactive pay homage to the beat 'em up games of the 80s with a good action title that possesses the charm of an older game. Even though not being as good as the real oldies, it's role-playing mechanics make for a better experience.

Although censored from beginning to end, Concepción Plus: Maidens or the twelve stars arrives in the west with a single objective: to call the attention of those players who have not been able to enjoy the original PSP title. Although it is not a wonder, the video game offers many hours of fun and this can be very well received by lovers of the Dungeon Crawler genre. If you are looking for something new, fresh and interesting, you should give it a try, as games of this style are rarely seen on PS4.

WWE 2K15 makes its debut in the next gen with a notable game. Controls have been fully redesigned in order to offer the best gameplay mechanics, and its visuals are mainly what you would expect.

Rory McIlroy PGA Tour is EA's first current gen golf game. It is all weighed down because of technical issues, and repetitive gameplay mechanics, although it has a good arcade mode.

After the last installment of the saga, Lost Planet 3 makes up in terms of story line, with a very well constructed plot that will redeem it in the eyes of the fans. Nonetheless, the interactive aspects of the game are still lacking, preventing this game from reaching higher quality levels.

2XL Games offers us a modest but entertaining offroad racing arcade. While sporting good ideas, such as vehicle development, it's quite evident those ideas are not polished enough. The technical aspect is also weak, but a good design and the variety of scenarios make up for it. The online multiplayer mode could be its redemption if it wasn't so hard to find other players.

Ubisoft's Social racer arrives as a notable first attempt. There is some initial fun to be had in the game, however, there are some mistakes that we can't ignore that heavily bring the game down.

From the three musical comebacks that are about to occur in PS4, PaRappa The Rapper is the least interesting due to its easy formula and how old the game is. Playing it again is a really nostalgic moment and we are thankful that Sony is bringing back all those classics, but it offers the same, minimal content of the days of yore for 15 bucks and it doesn't surprise at all anymore.

A little promoted videogame based on an unknown movie that has become a surprise. Good scenarios, charismatic characters and a gameplay with nothing to envy to other titles of the genre.

Interesting game that pulls together 32 different franchises of Shonen Jump into a fighting game, with a story mode, an online mode and an arcade mode, only for the western version. We miss some characters and more stages. However, you can't miss this if you're a fan of manga and/or anime.

If we took all the dark humor, the protagonist rudeness and the gratuitous violence out of Deadpool: The Videogame, we would be talking about a worthless game. These few qualities will enable us to have a good time playing it, even though they wouldn't justify at all the purchase of this game... Unless it was on sale.

Payback is enjoyable and has many game and race modes, as well as an interesting map. However, the Need for Speed franchise is in dire need of a revamp if it wants to keep on track with its recent arcade competitors. Valle Fortune's thugs aren't really interesting and even when every Ghost Games idea is worthy, they also have a lack of ambition.

Drakengard 3 could have been just superb if the visuals were better. It is a game made for fans. It will be disconcert newcomers to the saga, but will astonish them because of the complex plot it offers.

Resident Evil 6 looks great running at 1080p and 60 FPS. Capcom's game comes fully loaded, with all of its content available from the very beginning, which guarantees many non-stop hours of fun. Probably not the best game of the series and it doesn't offer any changes besides the visuals, but it offers action and enjoyment without complications, being the most ambitious Resident Evil entry in the franchise.

Batman glides from PS Vita to PS3 with a successful attempt to adapt it, but doesn't make you forget that originally it is a handheld game. An interesting game that widens the Arkham universe, although, due to obvious reasons it may disappoint fans of the latest installments of the bat.

Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX is a remake that looks great but, sadly, has not represented the triumphant return of this SEGA icon due to its multiple gameplay problems.

KickBeat - Special Edition is a different offer, which aims for music lover gamers. It's an enjoyable game, although it lacks variety in its gameplay, so it will only enjoyable for a few hours. A few incredible hours.

The AC Chronicles subseries ends. Russia is attractive in the revolution of 1918. It's gray and red, with trains, telephones, cables and abundant blood across the streets. Nikolai, the new Assassin, has in front of him a final set of levels and shooting mechanics more dynamic than their ancestors. But he doesn't surprise anyone.

Pac strikes again with a notable sequel that bests its predecessor in various ways. Who said second parts were never good?

Narcos: Rise of the Cartels is a game totally recommended for those gamers who have seen and enjoyed the Netflix series. However, as a product independent of any license, the title suffers from excessive simplicity and some inconsistencies that are denoted at the time of play. It is still fun, but in contrast to titles of this style, there are better options in the market.

Soldiers' Soul is a decent Saint Seiya game. But it seems a Brave Soldiers improved version, it doesn't get to take advantage of PlayStation 4. It has some videos below the quality that you expect. Mainly for fans of the series.

The Executioner is a nice way to put an end to The Evil Within downloadable content series. It changes completely the gameplay mechanics, allowing us to play in a really aggressive way, it clarifies some doubts left with the main game's ending.