Not every game should be a "sandbox" to become a hit. Sometimes it is better to maintain the essence of a title because that is precisely what makes it special. Ghost Recon is no longer special. It's another Sandbox. A good game, but just that ... another good game.

FAST RMX is a solid experience, one of the most recommended games in the eShop so far. Better than the original but with the same mistakes and flaws as the original, this game is good but not good enough to overcome an F-Zero title.

Super Bomberman is like old times. A great local multiplayer experience, but without solid news and a poor single player experience, except for its great bosses.

Snipperclips is a cute and lovely combination of puzzle and action that, despite its simple premise, delivers a massive variety of different situations to solve by simply cutting ourselves. Perfect to play with friends, also thanks to the extra minigames, but the 1 player mode could have been a bit longer.

Mario Sports Superstars is one of the funniest games of the whole 3DS library, but is not deep enough in each one of its sports. However, the game is solid in its bases, so we had a remarkable experience.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk is an interesting title to satisfy the fans from the manga and to give the chance to crush enemies using Guts and the rest of the characters from the series. However the game rooster it’s quite short with only 8 characters to select besides having characters which could be interesting to be playable like Isidro or Farnese.

A fine example of the best that indie games have to offer. A rock solid metroidvania that excels at many levels, delivering content for countless hours. Hollow knight truly is one of the best Metroidvanias ever made.

Yoko Taro and Platinum Games form an alliance that elevates the NieR franchise where probably no one expected it to be years ago. Automata is a great action extravaganza with so much love for the games as a medium as we, the players, should have for it.

1, 2, Switch shows Joy-Con's possibilities through a party game. It's proposal of not needing to pay attention to the TV is original and it's really fun if your friends or family don't have fear of ridicule.

A masterpiece of design that shows Nintendo at the top of his game and shows an incredible lesson in creating a open world game in all its meanings.

Contrary to what may seem by seeing a couple of images, Night in the Woods is, in a conversational adventure form, a punk call, an existential, social, economic and political review. Mae's adventure is the sentimental reflex of an twenty-year-old young adult.

InXile's successor to Planescape Torment doesn't manage to live up to the storytelling of its predecessor, lacking distinct major characters, memorable moments, and well-developed themes, but it compensates for its failings on the main storyline by providing plenty of memorable and distinct little stories in a fascinating world, with quests that offer multiple solutions that rarely rely on combat.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is probably the best Guerrilla game ever and one of the most solid open world experiences that we've seen recently. A true must-have for Playstation 4 owners.

For Honor is not a perfect game but it is a kind surprise. It is different, original, deep, intense, visceral, and above all, fun. Medieval combat has never felt like this before. Any fighting games fan should try it at least once.

A good compilation of content for the new Resident Evil 7. Daugthers is the key for what we're expecting in this Season pass.

A really great job by 343 Industries and The Creative Assembly. Halo Wars 2 has a perfectly adapted control system for its proposal, a good technical work and a variety of game modes with hours of fun, including the Blitz mode, a new and original mode with lots of action and cards as focus.

The great controls and superb illustrations of the characters, as well as good sound don't make it up for the dull plot and repetitive gameplay. It's a good way to get in contact with the world of Fire Emblem, but will leave players wanting the real thing instead of this watered down version.

Dragon Ball Fusions is an original and different Dragon Ball game with dynamic and strategic combat system, full of playable characters and solid custom system. However, it's too repetitive if you go for 100%.

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.

A combination of exploration and survival game with crafting elements. The story follows a robot’s crash landing on an unknown planet and his attempt to make contact with his native world. The title offers captivating visuals with vast environments. Unfortunately the game mechanics are too clunky, the narrative is almost empty and shallow and the game has severe pacing issues, becoming a tedious and repetitive experience in the end.

Elden Pixels' first game is a charming NES-like metroidvania with some good puzzles and platforming. It doesn't reinvent the wheel, and may take a while to warm up, but eventually grows to become a really great (and tough!) 2D adventure.

Double Dragon IV can be completed in just one hour and doesn´t live up to the expectations. Neither its graphics nor the gameplay meet the bare minimum to be expected these days, crowded with awesome games with retro aesthetics. A missed opportunity for the old fashioned beat em up genre.

Nioh is more than a Souls based game. It has a solid, deeper and versatile combat system, it's full of content and offers great final boss battles. A balanced game between action and RPG, but not a legal heir of the Ninja Gaiden formula. However, has an irregular level design.

Good proposal, good ideas and good influences. Diluvion is a nice game with some problems about controls and variety of situations, and with a great artistic work.

Few games show the level of care and polish put into this production. From the superb music to the beautiful graphics, and of course its great gameplay, only the requisite of huge patience, some random spikes in difficulty and long loading times could be mentioned as minor faults in a great overall. A game no fan of the genre should miss, but should also be prepared to spend hours playing it.

This Yoshi's port is remarkable in each of every part of the game. The level design continues to be superb, and the handheld environment feels as pure as the original. Probably the best Yoshi's adventure ever seen in a handheld.

A lovely survival game in a flooded rural America about finding a escape of the world with our dog.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8. is a great package for the hardcore fans of the series, including the first glimpse of how Kingdom Hearts III is going to be in terms of gameplay and feel. Also, Dream Drop Distance's remaster is pretty awesome.

Tales of Berseria has an interesting and great storyline and main character. Fresh and tactical battle system in real time. However, has some technical issues and it's too easy in standard difficulty.

Point and click adventure game inspired upon Haruki Murakami´s short tales. Good story and fresh and beautiful hand drawn visuals, but the game is extremely difficult due to it´s twisted and fuzzy logic and abuse of pixel hunting. Enjoyable game if you have the patience enough to face it´s huge challenge.

Resident Evil 7 returns to its survival horror essence with great new additions like first person perspective. A reinvention that offers fresh ideas, old challenging puzzles and a great balance between exploration and action.

This is probably the best game in the “Project DIVA” series to date. With 224 songs and more than 300 modules available in the game it seems more than enough to provide with hours attached to the gamepad playing this game from the classic series fan to the newbie ones or anyone who wants to play a great “rhythm game” completing the different songs at higher levels or trying the different survival courses.

This is probably the best game in the “Project DIVA” series to date. With 224 songs and more than 300 modules available in the game it seems more than enough to provide with hours attached to the gamepad playing this game from the classic series fan to the newbie ones or anyone who wants to play a great “rhythm game” completing the different songs at higher levels or trying the different survival courses.

Rise & Shine really shines for some time, with an inspiring mix of puzzle and classic action, while delivering awesome 2d graphic design. Unfortunately, the short length and brutal difficulty peaks prevent it from reaching the heights it might had achieved.

Good point and click adventure game with gorgeous visuals and deep emotional story set in a magical fantasy world. Sadly, the experience is way too short, the game mechanics are extremely simple, and it leaves you wanting for more in the end.

The best entry so far of the saga released in Europe, with a brilliant plot, a breathtaking atmosphere that will makes us feel like we're back in the 80's, and solid and improved gameplay (including new fighting styles, and steal gameplay sections). Only the fact that it comes only in English and its roots as a PS3 game can be mentioned as issues.

Dragon Quest VIII was one of the best JRPGs, now is available for Nintendo 3DS. More fresh and agile, with better exploration mechanics and tons of new and great content. Characters, bosses, Quest Photo Mode... It's the best version of the best Dragon Quest game.

Gravity Rush 2 it’s a fine sequel to the first title. In some points it’s similar, like its gameplay and combat system, but in others it is quite improved, especially in its graphics and map amplitude or online features.

STEEP is a decent game that takes a huge risk in this genre, but makes it with a properly general idea. The control is far from being comfortable and easy to adapt, but after 10 or so hours it becomes a great experience. The main problem is the execution of its main ideas.

SMT: Apocalypse is an excellent game with deeper, fluid and solid system combat, great art direction. It's, also, a good sequel. One of the most solid JRPG in terms of gameplay, but misses some opportunities with the new Divine Powers faction and has some inconsistencies at the end of the game.

Halo Wars comes to One and PC with a remastering of the original game, launched for 360 in 2009. Although the update lacks new features, It remains an excellent game, ideal for introducing in the real-time strategy.

Fresh, agile action is what Batman, the new series of Telltale game is about. Fantastic OST and Troy Baker as Bruce. Telltale needs to take care of some issues with the coding of their games so they can be perfect.

Space Hulk Deathwing is a remarkable adaptation of the table game from Game Workshop. However, it turns out to be repetitive after a long play, slow and repetitive, with some bugs; but the game shines in specific moments turning into a not only frenetic but also visceral, overwhelming and showing its beautifully designed scenarios.

Super Mario Run is not only a great game but accessible, innovative and original in the Super Mario series; providing a lot of levels, secrets, multiplayer and a good taste for designing.

In essence it's just a Harvest Moon clone, but made with such care that all the virtues of the original are all here. Stardew Valley is a beautiful game with great gameplay, made with love and full of charming characters to meet and interact with.

Let it Die is a psychedelic roguelike with a Dark Souls touch in the mechanics. Sometimes it feels unfair with player's time but it's also addictive. Akira Yamaoka's OST is one of the best in this generation.

A remarkable game but also a little bit below its predecessor. However it has its own merits that makes it an interesting option to those who likes the genre or just this game series.

The best game in the genre, absolutely recommendable for lovers and beginners to this kind of game. It doesn't hve complex gameplay, and it’s not actually hard, but lets you leave your mind fly and create what you could imagine with an endless set of options.

7th Dragon Ends well for his fans but does not arrive in the best way to the new potential players because a confusing story. Luckily a very good combat system keeps it interesting for everyone.

A game that maintain the series quality by retaining some of the classics game mechanics ad mixing them with new features to obtain an interesting new flavor. The character mixture from the “Neptune” series and “Sega Hard Girls” is really funny.

The Last Guardian is a blast from the past. From when Fumita Ueda marveled us with the relationship between Ico and Yorda, or the fights against the colossi. Trico is his new achievement and it lives up to his reputation. Some technical issues muddle the work, but at least it's one with a lot of heart.

Full of original and devastating weapons, a new and brutal exosuit and Frank West as main character. Dead Rising 4 is an entertaining option, but it's easy to beat, has disappointing psychopaths, some technical issues and less backtracking than others in the franchise.

Owlboy just sets the new standard for neo-retro videogames. Glowing with variety and compelling characters, Otus and his adventure succeed at evoking the games of yesteryear as much as they make a bold statement: pure 2D gaming is back for good.

Certainly a different Final Fantasy, a mix of good, bad and puzzling decisions in a very fine production which makes for an interesting package.

Once a different idea of what the current game actually is, the biggest fight you'll engage on will be trying to shake off the feeling you're still on a WiP beta test. Eternal Crusade has definitely its good moments but they're too scarce and too scattered for the game to truly deliver.

Watch Dogs 2 shows us how Ubisoft can right its wrongs and create a powerful and fantastic Open world full of possibilities.

The Legend of Heroes Trails of The Cold Steel II It arrives demonstrating that the formula of Falcom continues working almost to the perfection.

Obsidian's new RPG excels at delivering greats amounts of reactivity and replayability with a great narrative and characters alongside it. The combat system, although solid and entertaining, is a step back from Pillars of Eternity and offers too little variety.

What a sequel should be: bigger, more ambitious, but with a solid grasp on what the original was and wanted to be. A true example of how to design a world and an infiltration game.

An old game that seems proud of it, with an old school real time strategy gameplay that will appeal to fans of the genre and a high difficulty that makes it a title for seasoned users.

Robinson is a beautiful game but also an expensive and short experience. Full of life but there is a more than reasonable lack of interaction. Still a good game and experience in VR.

Yomawari Night Alone can be seen as a simple game experience but inside its gameplay it has a quite interesting survival horror game from the point of view of a girl in search of her big sister and dog. With a simple but also great setting, not just in graphics but also in sound, this game makes for a quite remarkable experience from the beginning to the end.

Infinite Warfare has the best Call of Duty campaign since Black Ops 2, with surprising features like secondary missions, space combat, new and useful collectibles and specialist difficulty. Also, Zombies in Spaceland is a lovely new map trying to reinvent zombie co-op. On the other hand, the multiplayer feels like a Black Ops 3 déjà vu with not enough changes or improvements.

The BlazBlue saga returns to the spotlight with Central Fiction. This game offers us the resolution to the story arc that began in the first game of the series. In playable terms is the most polished, although its graphic section shows obvious signs of wear.

The most complete football managing game. It hasn’t a lot of new features compared to its predecessor, but it's not easy doing that when you are so near what you want to be.

An interesting visual novel game which gains interest with the next chapter to know what will happen next to unravel Aya Fumino’s mystery. Its setting in the city of Matsue, in Shimane prefecture, and the variety of endings makes this game an interesting option in its genre.

Xenoverse 2 is meant as the product that the original Xenoverse should have been. However, this brand new title lacks on innovation despite its additions. This game is more than the original, but we had expected much more improvements in its overall presentation.

World of Final Fantasy is a gorgeous celebration for the series 30th anniversary, a colorful and joyful JRPG with monster capture elements, a lot of cameos from old heroes and a beautiful score. It has some flaws, but the package is strong enough to be recommended to everyone that loves this series or the genre in general.

TITANFALL 2 improves most of the original game with great single player campaign, new titans, weapons and perks for it's frantic multiplayer that adds some interesting new modes. Fluid, speedy shooter (little less than first game) and more balanced experience.

Bruce Wayne stills the real main character in this Telltale Series. And this is one of the best features in it's adventure. Great moments and cliffhanger at the end of the chapter, but too simple in terms of gameplay.

Awesome visuals and simple but effective combat mechanics for a game that impresses with its gigantic bosses.

What has in store is as good as usual, but Ashes of Ariandel also may feel a bit too familiar and short as a breeze (pun intended). The additions to the multiplayer are welcome and will reinvigorate PvP in the months to come.

Probably the best vanilla Civilization from the Firaxis era, a game that feels complete, with tons of features that add depth.

WWE 2k17 has a solid combat system, great roster and new features in WWE Universe and MyCareer. However, the absence of Showcase mode and some graphics issues are incomprehensible.

Mario Party: Star Rush is not a bad game, it's fun, but it's far from the best games of the franchise.

Guerrilla did an amazing job on this, creating a very immersive competitive experience which makes RIGS the best PlayStation VR game so far. Powerful music, awesome controls and interesting gameplay. This is the future of Competitive Games.

PlayStation VR Worlds is the best way to try every little aspect of the PlayStation VR headset. London Heist and Scavengers Odyssey are both amazing experiences to play however they are both very short and they had a lot of potential to be a full game. A very immersive title full of surprises but a bit too expensive to begin with Virtual Reality.

Battlefield 1 is all that can be expected from EA DICE game with first World War events. A solid cooperative and massive multiplayer experience, stunning visuals, great new additions and good netcode. It could have had more maps and a better campaign, but all that it offers runs very well.

REZ Infinite is definitively the best videogame for PS VR. It's not the game that will make you buy a PS VR, but if you own a PS VR, this is the game you must have.

Forza Horizon is overall a fun game, with excellent graphics, fantastic sound and tons of option and value. One of the best driving games you can find these days.

Valkyrie Drive Bhikkuni is an interesting alternative to “Senran Kagura” titles for the PlayStation Vita. Its battle system makes a step forward to a stylish and addicting gameplay which added to its additional game modes and contents makes it a complete title, leaving the fan service aside.

Shadow Warrior 2 continues the great surprise that was the first one and the comeback of this name, offering pure, unadulterated FPS essence.

A flawed game with lots of potential, good ideas and some excellent elements like story, ambientation and music, but it fails on execution and polish.

Rise of The Tomb Raider 20º Anniversary Edition makes its entrance in Sony territory in the most definitive, complete and brilliant way following Lara's Story since we left her escaping from Yamatai. Having all DLC available since the beginning and ignoring some superficial bugs, Crystal Dynamics' new game bring us a perfect experience which everyone will love until the very end. Awesome graphics in 1080p, a very beautiful OST composed by Bobby Tahouri, and new game modes full of puzzles, tombs, secrets and discoveries.

Gears of War 4 is one of the best Xbox and W10 games. The Coalition have made a frantic, solid and fun TPS with correct and original new features in all game modes. A must have.

What begins as a Sticker Star 2.0 grows more confident and slowly becomes a great Paper Mario on its own. There still are some issues, but it's great that Intelligent Systems has found its right direction.

Accomplished software with an interesting proposal, good graphics style and well crafted sound, that should satisfy any fan of the genre.

Fast, hard and really impressive, Redout is a perfect heir to the greatest arcade racing games. A delightful challenge that will test your skills and it will cause to overflow your adrenaline.

Destiny: Rise of Iron offers more content, more light to upgrade and new weapons, gear and accessories. But it has a poor campaign and isn't fresh and surprising than Taken King.

Virginia is a great game for film lovers. The David Lynch universe is really well made.

Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness is a nice visual novel game based on the anime series. Its story and new characters make an interesting title which probably will get further attention from the series fans and also visual novel fans.

FIFA 17 is an evolution of FIFA 16's gameplay. Full of content, strong new features but with new weaknesses, with unbalanced offensive-defensive mechanics and goalkeepers that are less solid than its predecessor. It still is unbeatable in terms of online modes and has a significant visual upgrade with the new Frostbite engine.

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.

NBA 2k17 is more polished and solid than the last entries. They've made good gameplay changes, except in terms of steal mechanics. It's full of online and offline content, stunning visuals and it's deeper than you want.

The Tomorrow Children offers a wide and huge world to create and share content as well as understand that context through a visually appealing product that lacks on communication with the rest of the players around.

It is a good game, which is fun and entertaining, but it gets a bit boring the more you play.

Dragon Quest VII was a great PSX JRPG and now it's a more solid experience: the best graphics, an upgrade class system that is well-balanced and lot of content to discover.

One of the best WoW expansions in terms of available content once you reach the level cap. Artifacts, order halls, world quests and professions' improvements make you go search for your new recipes and upgrades.