Predator: Hunting Grounds a title that has a lot of potential to grow, but to this day it remains a duty and presents us with a fun but at times very repetitive proposal.

The great amount of walking dead related products in recent years seems endless. How to Survive takes its place among the zombie comics, movies and TV shows, mixing enough genres to work quite well, even though it might be quite expensive for what it really is, a PlayStation 3 game.

Quotation forthcoming.

AeternoBlade II is an interesting game that only players who have played the first installment can enjoy. The gameplay in general is more than good, but there are small gaps that make it become a bit "boring."

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.

Mixing action and racing can't really be considered something original, but it's always a good start if you know what you are doing. Fuel Overdose is not that innovative, and it won't get us hooked, but it can give us some fun moments due to its varied and crazy courses.

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.

MotoGP 15 is a game that does not take any risks, with an absolute absence of innovation or creativity, only understandable from Milestone's comfortable position in the franchise. Many playable modes, fully licensed content, straightforward and smooth gameplay, intergenerational technical aspects and a motorcycle experience related with the latest entries in the franchise.

Shiftlings is a visual pleasure, although the gameplay mechanics end up being repetitive quickly. Even when it offers a good amount of playable levels, it may end up boring you sooner than expected.

Risk has a bittersweet taste. It is a reliable adaptation of the board game, but there are some issues with the AI that are just out of place. The idea is more enjoyable with friends in local multiplayer, and a must if you like board games and, specifically, Risk.

NBA Live 16 is just a wannabee, a small step forward solving technical and gameplay mechanic issues, but two steps back from its main competitor in the genre. It's playable aspect has stagnated, and the new mechanics are aimed for the online features, with many things to enjoy.

A game that you should only buy if you don't have any of the other versions. Aside from that, a game with little ambition that you could even play with an Android or iOS smartphone, since it has its own version.

Quotation forthcoming.

This old-time classic from Amiga comes to PlayStation 3 as a fulfilling remake that does not bring anything new to the table with respect to the original, but those who loved the classic arcade will enjoy it in co-op mode.

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.

Petoons Party is a children's approach game with a playable age scale between 0 and 99 years. Simple, fun. What the game proposes solves it impeccably. A great job by the studio.

LEGO: The Hobbit has become the black sheep of the franchise and it's well deserved, mainly due to a poor technical section. It looks like the whole game was made in a rush in every aspect. Not even the humour is as remarkable as in other games of the franchise.

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.

If you didn't get the chance at the time to play Neverwinter Nights, then this is a good chance to enjoy a slightly better version of one of the most ambitious role-playing titles in history. Likewise, this game doesn't get the score it could have deserved, because the development company Beamdog couldn't improve the interface or the graphics, so it's an adaptation that has absolutely nothing to do with remastering.

Farming life simulator has many tools and vehicles in order to get the best out of the farming business. Sadly, the development of the gameplay mechanics and the time you need to invest on it will make many turn most people off.

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.

With Star Trek: Bridge Crew, Ubisoft creates an immersive, attractive co-op experience for the TV series fan. The main problem is that, beyond Trekkies, it won't be a suitable game for anyone unaware of the Starfleet's adventures. The absence of matchmaking filters (country, language, etc) can make communication a chore among the crew.

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.

Starblood Arena is another way-too-expensive VR game when you take into consideration the content in offer, and that doesn't have fully functional matchmaking. A big update and free content could turn it into an exciting, competitive experience, more interesting than Rigs but with a great difference among its characters too. Wait for it to be on sale.

Get Even intertwines exploration, walking simulator, shooter and easy puzzles with intense narrative that has ramifications based on decision that hooks the player. But mixing up all those mechanics without any of them being truly remarkable, several visual issues, specially taking into consideration the genre we're talking about, and its constant up and downs when it comes to gameplay hinder its value among the many nowadays competitors.

Time and Eternity is a roleplaying game focused, mainly, towards the Japanese market. On one hand, its plot is entertaining, but not a very complex one; on the other hand, it offers a wide variety of secondary missions and different unlockable elements that will prolong the game's life. Although visually interesting, the plain and sometimes badly designed scenarios will overshadow the overall impression. And it will be released only in English.

Pang Adventures is an expensive title on PS4. It's preferable to buy it on mobile devices. The classic gameplay returns. You will miss more content. The final bosses or the new weapons can be good ideas, but the overall result is poor. You can see that it's not too budgeted.

Demon Gaze is an RPG with poor graphics and story. As boring as hard. Only for those who need a game of this genre in their PS Vita.