XCOM 2 launches on PS4 with the same strength and virtues as its PC counterpart did less than a year ago. It's an evolution of XCOM: Enemy Unknown, but with a harmony in each of every new mechanic that further enhances the positive aspects of the first game. A must for every strategy, turn based combat fan out there.

Variable State's first game is an experiment in the storytelling field, using the cinematographic language as its plot axis. For most players it will be hard to swallow, although it rewards those daring to enter its depths, resembling successful shows like Twin Peaks. Perhaps the dream sequences are the least interesting part of the game, although it is a breath of fresh air.

Rise of Iron is, literally, just more of Destiny. If Destiny has kept you entertained so far, you will like this new piece of content, but don't expect great things when it comes to new mechanics. Maybe it has the burden of The Taken King, that put the aim quite high, but Rise of Iron leaves us wanting more. Bungie has to add new content if they want to make us play a few more months.

FIFA 17 takes a step forward and finally offers a Story Mode that becomes a must for the franchise from now on. The enhancements in the offensive AI translates into a better spectacle than last year, and Frostbite's influence on physics and collision gives us unexpected and new situations in each fight for the ball. Ultimate Team is improved once again, and its only burden is the lack of improvements in other modes, although this game reinvents the franchise once again.

Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness won't win a GOTY prize. It's entertaining and that's all. Even though we have reviewed the game in its PS4 version, it's the perfect product for PS Vita, specially manga fans, obviously. It's hard to talk about it as a game when it's not, but it's an interesting product for Psycho-Pass fans.

Visual Concepts Studio repeats its good work. We have a tight package this year. NBA 2K17 is still the best sports game out there. But it doesn’t surprise, it doesn’t innovate. We have many corrections and the perfect online game. But some people will ask for more.

Konami takes no risk at all with PES 2017 and just enhances what we saw in the last entry of the franchise in order to make just a better game. It's really enjoyable, similar to what we saw in PES 5 and PES 6. However, there aren't enough innovation when it comes to game modes, and the scarce licenses aren't enough to make Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 the ultimate soccer game of the year.

If there is a must when it comes to remasters, it's BioShock: The Collection. Blind Squirrel made a superb work adapting for 1080p and 60fp an already superior franchise. If you haven't played any BioShock yet, this is the best moment and, if you are into Ken Levine's work, BioShock: The Collection has to be on your shelf.

LEGO Dimensions is the bet of Warner in the toys-to-life genre. The high price of its expansions is a hard to solve issue, even though enjoyment is guaranteed. The mix of several franchises and well-known brands is one of its best assets, clearly aiming for LEGO collectors.

An original, easily identifiable game, with the aim to show marxist society in a way no other product has. The Tomorrow Children is an interesting social experiment that wants to test teamwork and communication without a language. Even so, along the way it loses enjoyment and surprise factor. Q-Games Studio must launch updates and new content if they are aiming to get a solid fanbase of avid gamers. As for now, it's just a powerful idea with huge potential if they know how to take advantage of it.

Resident Evil 4's PS4 launch is the best chance to play a classic the best way possible, although it has to be kept in mind that it has just been remastered and has an improved framerate. Same gameplay mechanics of eleven years ago, which can be the best for nostalgics or the worst for newcomers.

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.

The variety of areas that make Nuka World, as well as themed gear of each of them is probably the main attractive of this DLC. It keeps with what we saw in the main game when it comes to gameplay and mission mechanics, without many new things to talk about, but it will most likely be the perfect excuse that those who want to roam the Wasteland once again need.

Playdead has made a game equally interesting both in its gameplay as in its plot. Everything feels so natural and the combination of puzzles, platforms and sidescrolling enhances the formula already used in Limbo. Inside will be in your mind well after you've finished it, and its ending's many interpretations make an overall superb experience and a remarkable game.

This game walks away from Omega Force's usual musou games, with an intense action game. Its visuals are on par with the anime, something that will appeal fans of Attack on Titan.

Kunos Simulazioni offers a successful console edition on Assetto Corsa in the gameplay aspect, with many options that make the experience really enjoyable for those keen on driving simulation. However, the game lacks visual quality, with some elements looking as if they came right out of the old-gen, something that sets the game kind of far from other driving games.

Madden NFL 17 is a game made for football fans, although those who aren't into the sport will find a helping hand in its tutorials. Ultimate Team shows off in all its might, and only a Spanish translation and the scarce online modes weigh down one of EA SPORTS' best games.

The King of Fighters XIV offers addictive playability, with a wide roster, and the classic 3vs3 team fights. Whether online or solo, this iteration of the franchise offers a mode for each player, specially those who have kept in touch with the series. An all-round experience in the genre, aiming to take a seat among more popular fighting games, with the aid of SNK's experience with this long-running franchise.

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.

F1 2016 does what its predecessor could not, and it offers an absolute experience of Formula 1 with its immersive Professional Career mode. All the rituals of the World Championship are in the practice and in the race. They are also in the hospitality, and the game allows the player to feel in the suit and with helmet on his head. This F1 is a good start. It doesn't hide the absence of more novel modes to achieve something as shocking as the 2013 edition.

Russian ballet and Kazimir Malévich polygons walk together in this journey, trying to be a thrilling, emotional and kaleidoscopic trip, although it ends up being a platform game with not so tight controls.

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.

Fluent space exploration videogames' dream comes true. No Man's Sky is an experiment that has its flaws when it comes to design, and you must always fight the randomness of its concept. Its creators made something unique and with unfathomable vastness. Probably, with a bigger team, with a bigger budget and with more ideas when it comes to variety in gameplay mechanics, we would be talking about a true revolution in this kind of entertainment.

The Division's first expansion is made for those who have been playing Ubisoft's game all this time, but will be a bit confusing for those who have been absent for a while. It is really hard, although quite rewarding. Ubisoft has still work to do in order to get back those who already left the game. =

Hyper Light Drifter is a game in which the plot is so important as odd. Visuals way more complex than what it seems and successful gameplay mechanics make it a true must have for any RPG fan.

Three One Zero's game atmosphere invites us to live a gaming experience where ingravity and spacewalks are its main gameplay mechanic, which is weighed down by a feeling of constant repetition that makes the game lose many points. VR is its main allure and it has been put down for now on PS4.

ABZÛ is neither as lengthy nor as trascendental as Journey. However, Matt Nava and his new team made audiovisual magic once again, a precious journey among thousands of fishes, seaweed and danger. The unfolding of a forgotten legend will cost you 20 bucks.

Sometimes an old school game presents risks. I am Setsuna is beautiful, melancholic and magical, but it also is very archaic and predictable. Square Enix knows what we want, but it has given us that with conformism and too fast. These characters deserve better attention.