Commando mode is an interesting addition, that allows you to play a infantry, with the chance to play co-op with another players. Apart from that, it lacks content. Perhaps the update that has added achievements and challenges will make you think about the purchase of this expansion.

Call of Duty: WWII is a great throwback to the origin of the series, thanks to the care Sledgehammer Games puts in each and every development. The studio hast tried to innovate where it seemed impossible to do so, and even with the complexity that comes with the historical event in winch the game takes place, it sometimes succeeds. It is a game that tries to redeem itself in front of both the vet and the noob, and its a risk of an online mode that has its feet on the ground in order to run fast.

This game doesn’t innovate much over its predecessors but it has an interesting component of creative and open action. Just Cause 3 is one of those sandboxes that, in the long term and when you have played many hours, is not fun, it's simple entertainment. Avalanche Studio gets one of the most agile, rapid and interactive open worlds, it’s a pure explosion of gameplay.

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood may not have many innovations, but the experience is really satisfactory as a whole. A must if you like first person action games

Monolith has refined the Nemesis System and offer a great amount of content that guarantees many hours of fun. However, its repetitive gameplay and microtransactions will delight those who enjoyed Shadow of Mordor, but will not lure newcomers. Shadow of War is a great game, but has a main character that lacks charisma that can't be in the spotlight of a Tolkien tale.

Despite the micro-payments and the controversy after the launch, Star Wars Battlefront II is a more than remarkable shooter of the saga created by George Lucas. A fun, exciting and content-rich shooter that, unlike its predecessor, guarantees many hours of "pew-pew" before the player begins to tire.

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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided retains all of what made Human Revolution great and augments it. However, there isn't anything new and even has some gameplay mechanics that kinda take us back in time. Amazing for those who enjoyed the last installment in the franchise or those looking for an action RPG, with stealth options, a strong and mature plot and sophisticated gameplay.

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.

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Abe comes back stronger than ever. A game that plays with our nostalgia using actual technology. 100% recommendable.

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a different experience that you won't find in any other Dragon Ball game. As for its proposal, is fun and complete, ideal for any lover of the popular anime of Akira Toriyama. Its well-achieved RPG component ensures that we spend hours and hours hooked on a title that doesn't have the best fighting system, but has a lot to offer.

Telltale Games takes full advantage of the Borderlands universe with an enjoyable game, rogue story and charismatic characters. What could have been a minor game ends up being an interesting interactive experience focused on the plot.

Mafia: Definitive Edition manages to place a great gangster adventure among the great titles of its genre by the end of this generation of consoles due to the excellent renovation of its graphic and sound section.

From a great game you can only have a great remaster. Dishonored has never looked this good on consoles and this remaster is just mandatory for anyone who hasn't yet played this masterpiece, although it doesn't have anything new.

Rise of the Tomb Raider will go down in history for being a Triple A game with production values worth of a TV series. Every good aspect of the game are the same ones that made Tomb Raider (2013) a superb game, and it is still as enjoyable as it was back then. It is a must if you like action and adventure games and you will like it even with the lack of new mechanics.

The work of the Spanish developer Piccolo Studios has used its resources to the fullest and offers in this title an example to follow for the path of video games.

The wish to have all of the series in PS4 is way too attractive to those who still don't know what this craze is about with regard to Sora, Donald and Goofy. Kingdom Hearts is still pure Disney and Square magic, and full HD, 60fps visuals feel great, although you can skip this if you already have the PS4 remasters, since this one has no extras.

Capcom brings back the best of survival horror and mixes it up with the best of today's horror, with a well implemented first person view. In the end, it is a bittersweet experience, due to the linear gameplay in its last parts and the scarce reasons you'll have to play it again once you know the ending of Ethan's story. Playing it with VR is an imposing experience, although there is still room for improvement when it comes to fully controlling it. Those who can leave prejudice aside will enjoy it, while the rest will watch it on YouTube, a perfect match for the game.

A wonderful trip to the Stone Age. Far Cry Primal is a wild and visceral video game, and that makes its attractive. It has all the typical formulas of the sandbox games, but it also shows new good ideas and mechanics. The animals and the magic make it so that you don't want to put down your console controller. It's addictive and realistic.

Mortal Shell offers a souls-like with a dark story, innovative gameplay, and great graphics quality that will overwhelm fans of this genre. Its short duration and its limited variety in some aspects leave you wanting to see a second chapter.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice won't leave anyone indifferent. It has some technical limitations but its gameplay mechanics are just superb, and the atmosphere created is really oppressive and achieves its goal with flying colours. It is one of those games where you really suffer for the well-being of your main character. If this is the course that Ninja Theory wants to take with their subsequent games, we'll be pleased to spend our money at every launch date.

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CoD 4 changed everything and this remaster comes to us to make us remember how that beginning was. More remake than remaster, Raven Software done a good job introducing some gameplay changes and makes it a more balanced and rich experience, although it lacks some more content if they were up to the challenge of adding things.

Blizzard offers us an excellent port of Diablo 3, an adaptation of the world of Sanctuary with console gamepads in mind. A number of other options have also been included, aiming to maintain playability for the Playstation 3 fans of the saga.

Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster for PS4 is, in general terms, the same game we already played last year on PS3 and PS Vita. It offers slightly better visuals. However, only those who haven't played the game in the last remaster have a true reason to play it.

Yakuza Kiwami is true remake. Most likely taking advantage of the work made for the latest entries, they took the first game of the franchise, made a visual overhaul and addes enough gameplay mechanics to be far more than just that. Knowing there is a Kiwami 2 in development is also great news, we can't wait to see the Dragon of Kansai in all its glory if the game is on par with Kiwami.