Quantic Dream has created a masterpiece for everyone who know how to enjoy it. Is not a game for all the players, but is worth giving a try instead if you don´t like this kind of games, because both its story and how it tells it to you, got hooked the player from the start to the end.

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.

AO International Tennis has an addictive ball hit system, but it lacks of depth on any other aspect. Poor game modes, limited competitions, total absence of commentators between points and an editor with few options to customize your player. Big Ant Studios tries hard, but that´s not enough to save their tennis simulator from mediocrity. And it´s a shame. This International should have been an update of the previous AO Tennis, instead of a new title. Tennis fans must keep waiting for a revolutionary title.

In conclusion, the game has a very good score, thanks to its excellent graphical quality, its impeccable sound and its very entertaining dynamics of gameplay. Both fans and new players of God of war will be pleased to see that the game offers a universe of mythology that offers one of the best gaming experiences that has come to the PlayStation 4.

Trailblazers consists of a solid game, without failures beyond the first decision and buy from buy it. Loaded with humor, frantic and fun, it is a great opportunity for novice players to enter the world of racing games, and a good bet for veterans who are less than the intensity of the old Wipeout.

Far Cry 5 joins the list of successes that Ubisoft has had since it published Assassin's Creed: Black Flag in 2013. The story mode apart from being entertaining offers a huge number of hours of solo or cooperative play. Far Cry 5 is undoubtedly the best installment of the saga so far.

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom is an authentic audiovisual masterpiece. The 40 hours that lasts its story mode are virtually duplicated with the huge number of extras. Although its weak point is how extremely easy the game is, it is balanced with a story that highlights the importance of union and that delights us with moments as hilarious as epic.

Shadow of the Colossus is as astonishing as it was back in 2008. Bluepoint Games has reworked its visuals keeping the essence of Fumito Ueda's game, and make this game ascend to be among the best games ever remade. It has a solid framerate, wich solves a particular issue of the original SotC and results in an all-round superb game.

The Curse of Osiris is overall OK as a DLC. The new Vex weapons are really flashy, although Mercury is quite a small planet. Knowing more about such relevant Guardians as Osiris and Saint-14 is really interesting, and the new Raid will give you several headaches. We hope that the second DLC doesn't cut content for those who decide not to buy it.

Bethesda keeps placing its bets on VR and brings us one of the greatest shooters of the current generation. DOOM VFR loses some of its identity, although the feeling of being inside each and every encounter with hell's demons is awesome. Perhaps it doesn't have the best controls, although once you get used to it, you're bound to have a good time.

Frank's Big Package offers a lot of content and many enjoyable extras, although Dead Rising 4 is the least loyal to the series' general lines. It succeeds when it comes to entertainment, but Frank West's comeback as main character could have been much better.

Sonic Forces is yet another stumble in a series that looked like it had regained balance after Sonic Mania's launch. A game for hardcore fans, although won't be so appealing to the rest of potential buyers.

Skyrim VR takes you to Tamriel as never before, even though the learning curve is an obstacle that not everyone may overcome. Several control options make it easy for every player to find the way to enjoy it, although as in every VR experience there will be people that doesn't feel comfortable. However, it is most likely the biggest VR game in the market, and taking into consideration that the game was originally launched back in 2011, we have to recognize the work made by Bethesda.

L.A. Noire is a nice remaster for one of the most notable games of its generation, as well as one of the most misunderstood Rockstar products. Another jewel in a jewelry full of treasures that look alike. If you haven't played Team Bondi's original game, now is the time.

TT Games repeats the formula that every player knows already. Several timelines and a wide array of characters. Even though there are some missing names like X-Men and Fantastic Four, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is loaded with content and keeps demonstrating the health of the franchise, that once again places its bet in couch co-op for both you and your family. Perhaps it takes little risks, but the fact is that it doesn't need it.

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.

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.

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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.

The possibilities when it comes to edition that a game like The Sims 4 offers are really interesting, although it is obviously easier to handle and more comfortable to play in PC. After three years in the shelves, EA could have launched the game with some more content. However, those who already know the franchise know what it offers and this iteration of the game may appeal only to those who weren't able to play the PC version.

There is so much to discover in Wolfenstein II. Collectibles, endgame missions and Nazi troops destruction. MachineGames has managed to create a superior sequel in every aspect. Plot and gameplay mechanics of The New Colossus entertain, and keeps you playing for hours, with that B series tone that knows what it should look like and isn't scared to put you in bizarre situations that seem to be written by someone who has a few screws loose. Not perfect, but will have its place among the best FPS games of this generation.

Assassin's Creed Origins is, without a doubt, the best entry in the series since Assassin's Creed III. Fixes almost every issue seen in Unity and Syndicate, and fully embraces an open world that feels really good. The combat mechanics, the variety in both main and side quests and the wonderful egipcian atmosphere are its best assets to take your time as hostage. However, the game starts poorly, something that could have changed the way it's seen. I want to personally praise Ubisoft didactic intentions with this entry, that will be remembered as a paradigm of the educational possibilities of a videogame.

Gran Turismo Sports places all its bets in the online component that encourages you to compete in the best way possible, mainly due to its leaderboards based on driving skills and fair play. However, in almost every other aspect, is a game closer to a Prologue version than a numbered one, and lacks content when you compare it even with Gran Turismo 6.

WWE 2K18 offers slight improvements from last entries, although it keeps its more than established combat mechanics. It needs to solve several technical issues outside the fights, that are pretty hard to witness, but there is still time to fix it.

The Evil Within 2 offers more interesting gameplay than the first one, with open world sections to explore and many optional activities to do. Even though the horror element has been marginalized in favor of exploration and survival, it will disappoint neither those who enjoyed the first game nor newcomers to the series.

South Park's signature sense of humour takes over this game and entertains the whole time, although it lacks that surprise factor that was the first game. Ubisoft doesn't add much to the franchise in this game but, even so, this doesn't hinder The Fractured But Whole in its target to be enjoyable by fans of the TV series.

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.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is a game that has the burden of the five years that have passed since its original launch. It is not a bad game, but nowadays feels kind of outdated and the array of modern ARPGs will be more weight that will probably affect this remaster.