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Starfield is far from meeting the expectations it has generated over the years.

A touching graphic adventure in which, thanks to our hungry curiosity, we must discover the mystery surrounding Sam, whose phone we have found.

Dark Souls: Remastered for the Nintendo Switch runs very well performance-wise, but its audio issues are too blatant. It's what keeps an otherwise pretty decent port from reaching absolute excellence.

The unique combination of narrative and gameplay with internet browsing makes Hypnospace Outlaw a very interesting experience, and the impressively detailed (although slightly exaggerated) reproduction of the end 90's internet makes it a recommendable (albeit short and not too replayable) investigation title.

Rosewater is an ambitious point and click graphic adventure set in the Wild West, filled with random decisions and events, and boasting spectacular graphics that employ rotoscoping technique. Unfortunately, its emphasis on narrative takes its toll on the pace and the quantity and quality of its puzzles, which won't excite veteran fans of the genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

A wonderful arcade as good as the previous one, but even its new and fun multiplayer can't save it from the lack of content.

Alien Isolation brings back the survival horror style. It's an indispensable game for ALIEN fans, with Ripley's daughter in a new, enormous and dangerous space station. Not for any player, the stealth style is hardcore, slow and a little bit old.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is a trip to the ambitious Capcom X SNK crossover and to the weird era of Capcom 3D fighting games, with a great adaptation to modern gameplay

Quotation forthcoming.

The Legend of Tian Ding woks great and exhibit his charm when you actually play on the very beautifully drawn streets of Taipei. The problem comes when you realize that you will spend half of your time reading. Even with that, this game's charm is unquestionable.

Necrobarista is a nice looking visual novel packed with interesting reflections about life and death. However, story fails when it tries to empathize with the player.

The funniest game of the summer. The perfect party game. A mix between Takeshi's Castle and Ninja Warrior. It has a lot to improve on (A LOT), but if it does, it also has a bright future.

The boost graphics look nice, specially the new sprites and animations, but sadly the constant backtracking and the linear design of the levels make evident the lack of content of the title, and the lost of the exploration inherent to the franchise in previous entries.

The dragon's return has not occurred with the same force as expected. Fans will have their ration of TES: Online for a while, but Elsweyr feels less than the previous two expansions.

Spirit City: Lofi Sessions is an interesting experience during its first hours, but its interest fades progressively in the absence of content.

Indeed, this is a strange journey for Nintendo 3DS players, full of the turn-based combats, dungeon exploration and demon negotiations fans know and love... That's why it's a pity that it ends up being held back by its outdated interface, exhausting first person exploration and slow pace.

Imagine a world without light. Imagine being the saviour of that world. Become the messiah and resolve puzzles to accomplish your objectives. OneShot has innovative mechanics that transcend the game screen and uses your own computer to offer you clues.

An example of IP with personality, Atelier's series can be recognized just taking at look at the screen. After Escha & Logy, Tecmo brings to the West another Atelier, second in a row in the same year, to keep the fans of its crafting system entertained the whole summer. It's better in all aspects than the original Rorona, but if you have already played that back in 2010, this Plus version dosen't have so many new things to pay again for the experience unless we are real fans of the game. The best part is that now we have the Arland trilogy complete on PS Vita.

A good fan game, with a enchanting presentation if you a fan of Miku. However, if you are looking for a challenge, or a more eclectic music list, you will be better served with Project Diva.

Planet of Lana achieves surround us in a wonderful world. It is a visual piece of art, besides not surprise us on the gameplay side. If you like relaxed adventures give it a try.

Decarnation is a narrative adventure that knows how to explore delicate topics such as depression and unhappiness.

Although the look and feel of Resident Evi 5's new chapter is really close to those of the first adventures of the saga, it lacks the action, the riddles and the spirit of the best Resident Evil stories. The new Mercenaries Reunion mode is merely the addition of a few fighters and we still miss some of our favourite characters. At least the price is not expensive, and the adventure fills an important gap, although we already knew almost everything of what it happened in the Spencer Estate.

Halfway between Counter Strike and Rainbow Six Siege we can found Firewall Zero Hour, a multiplayer FPS for VR that works really well and it's creating a surprising community behind. It's exciting, immersive... and so simple. Shallow and repetitive, but it has a great future set.

Before Your Eyes is a highly emotional storytelling experience that takes advantage of eye tracking, our favorite feature of PlayStation VR 2.

The remaster of the remaster of a remake from ten years ago. This Reloaded version of the first Gears of War is a beefed-up Ultimate Edition whose biggest appeal is the thrill of being released on PlayStation 5. If only they had put this kind of effort into the rest of the trilogy... is in much greater need of it.

Journey to the Savage Planet was a pleasant surprise because it offered us the chance to delve into a kind of Metroid Prime that was much more casual than Retro Studios' title. Now, Revenge of the Savage Planet leaves that path behind and opts for massive content, despite being very consistent in most of its gameplay. It's a fun game packed with things to do, but we missed the more adventurous development of the first installment in the series. It's still a very enjoyable action-exploration title, especially in the company of a friend.

TOEM is a surprisingly well thought-out video game. With a camera and a diorama-like stage design, the adventure progresses slowly; you choose the pace and which tasks to complete. It is a contemplative title that seeks to manifest human good deeds and solidarity. Despite not taking advantage of the potential of its world to tell a good story and some far-fetched tasks, the result is more than remarkable. More than recommended.

Majima is a great character and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth fans have plenty of reasons to give it a chance, but it's a minor, repetitive game with side quests that not reach the usual quality within the franchise.

Season of Infamy expands the Batman Arkham Knight experience, but it doesn't have innovation, nor does it have different mechanics.

A game with barely playable content, basic multiplayer and lack of ambition. The generation leap is barely visible.

Rainbow Six Siege is a game with a couple of good ideas and a lot of fun if the players play with their friends. However, its few maps are a danger for the game that can be forgotten in a few months.

Wild Hearts is a great gateway to the online hunting genre and a worthy alternative to Monster Hunter. The idea of ​​constructions is the future of this type of games and its rhythm, like a musou, makes Wild Hearts dynamic, original and fun. Its a pitty what happens with the camera, its performance issues and its broken progression system that requires you to grind to death and doesn't allow you to complete the game if you are a lone wolf.

Final Fight: Double Impact offers in a single pack two arcade classics, Final Fight and Magic Sword, originally launched in 1989 and 1990 respectively. The work carried out with the conversions of both titles cannot be compared with Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, although they offer online mode and excellent graphical filters.

There is nothing especially wrong about Denpa Man: the gameplay mechanic are OK, and as a dungeon crawler is not a bad one. But the lack of risk makes the game just 'another dungeon crawler' and not a pretty good one to recommend without doubts.

Justice is not the only thing that's absent from Disgaea 3, we also have a poor graphic engine that works perfectly combined with a gameplay style that offers hundreds of items, characters and options for their use in combat. It's a nice game, but it's a shame that Nippon Ichi didn't realize soon enough that this engine is not worth enough for the PS3.

This game is an interesting one which presents as a common "visual novel" game but in the end presents a totally different approach as the game progress. In the end it feels very mixed with some aspects where the game done well but in other ones it doesn't.

If you have played WWE 12 this new game is very similar, but the new mode Attitude Era is essential for fans. Probably one of the best wrestling games in the current gen.

The latest game in the “Project Diva” series. It maintains the usual great gameplay and it’s a really fun title indeed but its poor quantity of songs, only 30, makes the game fall below its predecessor.

Its status as a level pack is Mind Control Delete's true strength, but also its main weakness. This game is really mind-numbingly fun, but you can grow tired of it really quickly.

Quotation forthcoming.

Excellent and original point and click adventure game that uses Renaissance art for its graphics and soundtrack, and tells a funny story inspired by the best Monty Python humor.

Another Crab's Treasure is a nice soulslike game and its shell system makes us love the game, but its enemies have an absurd and horrible pathing attack that frustrates us a lot.

Beautiful action game with great music and a solid story for fans a not fans of League of Legends. A good way to put a spin off.

Kunai is the work of a promising studio, packed with good platforming, which also suffers from lacking exploration. However, it's one of those games that you will enjoy for a walkthrough no matter how many metroidvania you've played before.

MotoHeroz for iOS is an appealing mix between racer and platformer games; challenging and electrifying but it loses some of the content from the WiiWare version.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a new step forward from Don't Nod. The creators of Life is Strange continue to demonstrate that they make many more than narrative proposals and give us a complete and competent action RPG, although with a large room for improvement in all its sections.

Dead Rising 3 expands the gameplay of the series to a big city, Los Perdidos. Nick Ramos is a mechanic who has to survive with others in a unoriginal sandbox, not innovative. Vehicles, commands with Kinect and a more open world with thousands of zombies, but little else.

Tennis. That's what everything's about in Grand Slam Tennis, the latest effort of EA Sports to convince the Nintendo Wii community about its wishes for this new philosophy that they're up to at the moment. And it's a very good way to start a new road, with plenty of gameplay styles, an interesting graphic engine and the use of the Wii MotionPlus. For the first time in the history of this console, we can cross a ball with hammering to remote.

Five nice maps with only one issue: a very high price. Modern Warfare's harcore players would be pleased with the add-on, everyone else, should think it twice.

Although it appears to be one more farming simulator, Atomicrops is actually a bullet hell with much more in common with Nuclear Throne than with Stardew Valley. This roguelite without permanent upgrades forces you to try different weapon combinations in each game, so it always feels fresh and funny. Solid as a twin stick shooter, loose as a farming simulator.

Mega Man Legacy Collection brings the first six titles to new audiences; even so, we expected much more from this compilation with a few interesting extras like challenge mode.

Life is Strange is a throwback to the classic "point and click" adventures. You can rewind time, you can decide the future, you can meet Max Calufield. But you will not play in Spanish, Japanese or German ...

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind surprises in his quest to enhance the solo experience, but after completing the main adventure few incentives remain to continue in his world.

Project Zero 2: Wii Edition is an interesting remake but it shows that this survival horror has not aged well. Multiplayer, new endings and little extras. All for new audiences to know Tecmo Koei Japanese terror.

Final Fight: Double Impact offers in a single pack two arcade classics, Final Fight and Magic Sword, originally launched in 1989 and 1990 respectively. The work carried out with the conversions of both titles cannot be compared with Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, although they offer online mode and excellent graphical filters.

A classic beat'em up, with good multiplayer and better artistic work. It has no online, nor is it varied, but with company it's fun.

Guybrush Threepwood is back with an entire new chapter of Tales of Monkey Island. Just more of the same stuff we saw in the previous chapter but now with new islands to visit. Good jokes, funny situations and interesting puzzles, but still far from the quality of the Sam & Max games.

Naruto is a beloved ninja, in Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 he has a great story to tell. Fans have found the best game in the Shippuden series, but really this chapter has some unforgivable mistakes. New ideas and classic setbacks, all together in a beautiful cel shading.

Story driven narrative experience with gorgeous and astonishing visuals about a metaphoric cosmic love story that causes the big bang. Sadly, it's clunky and sometimes obtuse gameplay doesn't match it superb presentation. A fresh and original game not suitable for everyone.

Outlast is one of the best horror games in the last decade, and it still is six years later. Now, it's a great addition for the Switch, a console that lacks of this genre, and it will be grateful to receive an absolutely horrific game that has some deficits, but is enjoyable anyway.

A lovely romance told in paper-folding puzzles. The everyday reality of a long distance relationship and clever mechanics create a beautiful, original game which has more room to evolve.

Despite of its certain lack of freedom, Signs of the Sojourner is the perfect metaphor in a card game about building relationships.

Citadelum arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with the same old school strategy vibe but maintaining it's long-term problems.

Empire of the Ants is a simple but enjoyable RTS with a unique setting that pushes the way you dig in the game.

The Lion's Song is an episodic graphical adventure of point and click without puzzles but with conversational decisions that will transport us to the Vienna of the early twentieth century to take us through three main stories full of art. Adult and complex plans that deal with the capacity for self-improvement, to fulfill goals and dreams and to overcome barriers to achieve what we are most passionate about. Simple gameplay and graphic style using pixels that will surprise us pleasantly, seasoned with sound effects and very remarkable music.

The kids will have fun with Fantasia: Music Evolved, another example of the Harmonix prowess. Kinect recognizes the movements well and the playlist is long.

Nintendo's New Play Control! first text in Europe's Pikmin, a comeback to the story of Captain Olimar and his little coloured friends that's been adapted for the wiimote and the nunchuk. It's basically the same game that we saw in 2001 with an improved gameplay system, with same graphics and music.

The last appearance in the Might & Magic series is a game that intentionally seeks to incorporate new regulars. Characteristics have been reduced and a more dynamic mechanical has been created. Its result is a product that can provide hours of fun but will hardly become our choice for a long time. The amount of technical errors can eventually scare the more impatient players but once corrected... we will find a game with enough quality.

Ubisoft Shanghai lets us become a full-fledged commander. Thanks to our headset, in EndWar we can give orders to our troops just with our voice. A great gameplay that, unfortunately, is not great technically and it's very online-driven. Good ideas, but not very well used.

Day of Infamy is not for any kind of user, but it's realistic, complex and great co-op experience.

Petroglyph has sought to make a simple, direct game... and maybe they have exceeded that. Being a good game does not add anything to make it a serious alternative to the big ones.

A pure, authentic Survival Horror, which is something to celebrate nowadays. It has some flaws and some uses of the Wii U Gamepad doesn't work well, but the core ideas are solid, there are tons of interesting details and great touches that create a really solid experience.

Collar X Malice is not only your traditional otome, it reflects on concepts like justice and police in a very compelling way.

Charmin sequel that offers nothing really new -except for the 2D levels-, in which players will take the rol of Blob, jumping and painting a number of scenarios. Quite fun, but nonetheless very much the same that we saw back in 2008. It's a very interesing buy-option for those who didn't try it back then, specially on 360 and PS3.

Great management game, full of possibilities and options. However, has improvable touch screen control and isn't the best option to play in dock mode.

The game has its good aspects, but it's a bit far away from what it pretended to be, mainly due to the lack of fresh ideas and its repetitive gameplay. A fun game with an interesting multiplayer, but not as good as it should be.

We doubt that many indies more beautiful than Season will pass through our console this 2023. Season is a contemplative experience that helps to break the rhythm of modern society and serves to rest and heal the soul. It's a pity that the controls are so bad and that the game is empty of meaning and message. As if you were passing a beautiful postcard through Instagram and filling it with hashtags and pose.

Teslagrad 2 arrives 10 years after the original game and it doesn't improve anything. His art are marvelous, and while the platform challenges are fun, the metroidvania side ruins part of the experience.

GOD Factory: Wingmen is a multiplayer game with good ideas and many customization options for the ships but with only one game mode that can be boring for some players.

A beautiful adventure with a superb presentation, great visuals and music, but a bit thin on content.

Suikoden Tierkreis is not what its name suggests. It's not a Suikoden game, and it lacks the depth and charm of the original series. As a spin-off, it's interesting and rather fun, but there are several downturns: technical flaws, extremely easy combats, and a not so interesting story. The Suikoden series deserves something better.

Demon Turf tries to go beyond the classics of the genre. Despite its flaws, the variety of its mechanics allows it to offer a very unique experience.

A good epilogue to a great trilogy. If only it wasn't so short.

As the third installment in the series, Hell's Highway does a great job recreating the atmosphere and surroundings featuring Dutch's Operation Market Garden in the WW2. Despite the core mechanics remain untouched, this combined shooter with some sort of tactical component feels somehow repetitive over the missions, misled on the plot and definately could use a little more polish on its technical side. Overall entertaining but could be improved.

Minos is an excellent blend of tower defense and puzzle game with roguelite soul, allowing us to design the deadliest labyrinths of classical Greece. It works better as a puzzle game than a roguelite, with uneven progression and a somewhat sloppy narrative, but it's incredibly satisfying when our most complex creations deliver the knockout blow.

Another treat for fans of Cthulhu, Lovecraft, and puzzles. Extremely varied in its puzzles and settings, only held back by its narrative and budget.

Another year, another Assassin's Creed. This year the series takes us to another dazzling historical setting like the Victorian times, the London of the Industrial Revolution. But although the story of the twins, Jacob and Eve, has better elements than last year's Unity, it reinforces the fact that the whole series needs at least a year of two of rest and gathering new ideas. Yes, we have a grapple like Batman, and even horse vehicles, a great background scenario, a town to control and gangs of crooks to lead, along with the usual array of side-quests. But there plenty of elements that, if allowed time to polish, would have made Syndicate as big, fun and entertaining as others like AC II or Black Flag.

Nintendo tries to make a step forward in mobile type experiences but does not satisfy everything we could have expected after finishing the story. Gameplay mechanics are fun, but the game lacks the appeal of other puzzle-RPG games we've seen before.

Masquerada is a good game with a beautiful art style and a fantastic original soundtrack. However, we would like to see a no linear design with non simple combat mechanics.

Room to Grow is a game with a very simple concept and no story, but with quite challenging puzzle development that will keep you busy for a while.

The Sims 3 for Xbox 360 and PS3 not only has the spirit of the original one from PC, but offers the same gameplay and options. This is great news for the console owners, who will have the option of controlling the lives of their Sims: where they live, who they fall in love with, their job and their dreams for the future. Unfortunately, the control system and the loading times remind us we're not playing on a computer.

Rise of the Ronin is a very interesting Action RPG with fun and intense combat, besides a generic open world and repetitive sidequests.

Surviving Mars is a sci-fi settlement builder which becomes more enjoyable once you have understood its complex mechanics. It portrays lots of sci-fi references and its controls on PC are pretty intuitive.

A crazy and colorful garden packed with a huge army of plants, defending their motherland against funny and fearsome zombies. PopCap Games feeds their successful IP with a fun 12v12 third person shooter totally recommendabe for casual audiences.

Samurai Warriors 4 becomes the best title in the franchise thanks to its playable news. The PS4 version eliminates popping, while the Vita version is well balanced.

Despite being based on Re:Zero series, this title ends up being pretty simple by having a very previsible story and unappealing game mechanics.