Grand Theft Auto V jumps into the next gen to also become the best current game. It is inevitable to see technical aspects belonging to the old gen, but it doesn't burden the work Rockstar made in this remaster, which is outstanding. There are reasons to go back to Los Santos, this time with PS4.

Far Cry 4 takes its place as one of the most enjoyable games of the year. Ubisoft Montreal repeats its formula in order to offer a game that is "more and better" than the last one. Co-op mode is an absolute success, and the change in the competitive mode make it different than others offering similar features.

NBA Live 15 could have been another basketball game, but the fact that we have other references make it another failure in EA's attempt on a sport they're not good at. The same signs of identity in it's modes, however, it also inherits the same symptoms that have burdened the saga for years. Ignite engine has saved it's visuals, offering nice graphics that try to hide an unbalanced gameplay.

Even if there is some space for improvement, Konami finally takes a clear route with PES 2015. Swift and entertaining and, on top of that, it retakes it's personality, something that was gone in the last years. For the next entries in the franchise, we ask, once again, for more licenses and to keep working on its basics, because they finally found their place, something that all soccer fans will be thankful for.

The Muppets: Movie Adventures is an irregular game, short and without any challenge apart from finishing the game and go do something else. Perhaps the youngest audience will find it interesting, but the grown-up player won't see anything remarkable.

Tales of Hearts R is one of the best games available for PS Vita. Nice visuals, dynamic battles, full of possibilities and translated to Spanish. A must for all of the fans of the genre that both vets and newcomers of the franchise will enjoy.

Assassin's Creed Unity steps into the new generation with new mechanics, an outstanding scenario and many missions to entertain the player for many hours. Co-op mode is one of its biggest assets, which we hope to see in future installments. However, some technical issues, along with the waste of such an important moment as the French Revolution weigh down a game that could have gone even further.

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.

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.

Sledgehammer innovates, takes risks and finally hits the spot with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. The addition of exoskeleton and its abilities are a breath of fresh air in the saga, whose multiplayer is once again really entertaining.

Freedom Wars is a ray of light in PS Vita's catalogue thanks to its deep plot. A must for the handheld, but only for those who like Japanese games. Even so, it's a recommendable game for those looking to spend many hours in order to reduce that million year sentence.

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.

Just Dance 2015 gives us, once again, the perfect chance to turn our saloon into a dance floor. However, the lack of remarkable new things may be a problem for those looking for something new.

The Legend of Korra is a game for true fans of the character. Halfway between a generic, low-profile game and something which could have been much better, with lots of untapped potential.

Shadow Warrior is an entertaining game, perhaps limited in it's technical possibilities, but perfect to have a great time listening bad jokes, tearing apart demon limbs with a katana and shooting around. Pretty straightforward. It won't give you anything new, but it won't disappoint you.

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.

PS Plus brings us a high quality game. A game that is really worth seeing, playing, experiencing and enjoying. More than recommendable for any player of any age.

What we have here is a good reflection of the Japanese Sengoku age, something which only Tecmo could do. A lengthy story mode, full of targets on screen, as well as a conquest mode make it a game that you will play for many hours.

While we wait for a next-gen F1 game, we can still enjoy an all-round game that puts you into the suit of one of the world's championship drivers. Fans and pro gamers of the genre will most likely enjoy the wide variety of options the game offers, in order to bring an experience as real as possible.

With The Evil Within, Shinji Mikami hits the spot once more. It rises as the best option in both next and past generation horror games. It fulfills the expectation that had been building up, with no fear of looking back to retrieve that successful formula that gave birth to genre classics like Resident Evil or Silent Hill.

Crown of the Ivory King is the last of Dark Souls II DLCs. A worthy unfolding, with new mechanics and full of hardships for those who haven't had enough. It won't disappoint fans in possession of the Season Pass.

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

Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition enhances its visuals in order to delight franchise's newcomers. Its abrupt driving style is still there, but the presence of all the DLC's and a long campaign mode can also draw in those who already played this game in the past generation.

The gravity zero new mechanic is more than enough for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel to push away any doubt about it being just a big Borderlands 2 expansion. It is true that it uses most of its past elements, but it doesn't weigh down the experience. In addition, the excessive amount of content will give lots of gameplay hours to those who haven't made the gen-jump yet.

The Golf Club launches on PS4 with a fancy social component and great creation options. It's visual quality is not what it was expected but even so, it will delight this noble sport lovers.

Skylanders comes back with new mechanics. Villain's inclusion as playable characters add even greater dynamism to the successful platforms+combat+puzzle formula. The fact that you can use the whole figures catalogue to date improves the value of this product, aimed for the children of the house but, due to it's charisma and possibilities, has turned into something worthwhile even for grown-ups.

NBA 2K15 can be considered better than its predecessor, whose quality was already great. It keeps the same excellent technical level, adding some - really necessary - menu design improvements and deeper modes. The MVP of the genre is here.

DriveClub gives you the chance to challenge players in an amazing visual atmosphere. It's a pity that the lack of gameplay variety and customization are such a burden for a game that could have been much better than what it actually is.