Scorn offers a superb and unforgettable setting influenced by the work of artist H.R. Giger, in a first person puzzle adventure with combat. Unfortunately, the puzzles are generic and lack deep and varied mechanics, and the combat sections don't quite work. Recommended for lovers of the Swiss artist's work and extreme and bizarre settings.

F1 2014 repeats the same formula, without any great changes but with the necessary improvements that every fan of F1 needs.

Spider is a team with soul and a good heart that should tune down their big ambitions in order to obtain a necessary focus for their games. Bound by a Flame offers fun combat and some good moments, but it fails to reach its full potential.

With barely limits fort its future content, it needs some collaboration from its community. Without it, it feels an almost empty game, with no Story Mode that it would be great.

A humble but worthy attempt into the roots of Graphical Adventures, well rounded and competent enough for the fans of the genre.

Bleeding Edge does not pass the experiment between two genres. Lack of playable depth and the lag issues makes it difficult to find reasons to keep playing.

Whistleblower is a short and predicable first DLC for Outlast. It's very obscure and bloody. Waylon Park also uses a video camera, like Miles. This is his only weapon to face the cannibal.

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.

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 walking simulation song of cosmic horror at first, Maid of Sker has a story that loves to mix EA Poe and HP Lovecraft styles, a place with its own persona, and a great first part where the darkness and sounds effects keeps you in tension. It is a shame that the stealth mechanic and checkpoint system ruins the potential of a game where the bad guys don’t look scary at all.

A Musical Story is a laudable attempt to tell a story based on the mechanics of a musical game. The game manages to imbue us with that atmosphere, scarce in silence, that was the 70s. The mechanics are very simple and allow us to focus on the music and the story: the trip through memory shattered, a search for the way back in the middle of the darkness, the light at the end of the tunnel that lights up blinking to the beat of guitar notes.

Black Clover: Quartet Knights offers an interesting experience controlling the characters from the series through a brand new story created for this title and additional game modes plus extra contents. However it results in a generic game which doesn't stand out in any aspect and far from other titles in the genre.

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

Dreamworks launches a game that is not based on the third How to Train your Dragon, but in its universe. Dragon: Riders of a New Dawn is basically a light version of Diablo and Zelda: a good Dungeon Crawler for kids and parents who want to teach them how to navigate trough this genre. A game that can fly, but at ground level.

One of the most anticipated games at Rift´s lauch fails to deliver but becomes an interesting exercise in orbital sightseeing. [VR Tested]

Mud, engine, speed and crashes, all that impresive stuff is what you must be expecting of MXGP, but here isn´t where it is. However, every motocross fan will find an great experience.

Knack is an interesting platforming-action adventure for children and adults. It looks like a DreamWorks film and it's clear that Mark Cerny had a story to tell us about goblins and a golem with the ability to throw and absorb hundreds of particles.

We wanted a Castle of Illusion for 3DS, and this game is definitely not that. Drawing on the touch screen is painful and slows the jumps and collecting items. Many of Disney's names are its best attraction.

Riptide collects all the hallmarks of the first Dead Island, correcting some bad things but keeping others. The new island is wilder and natural, but it has fewer new ideas than we expected. Long and fun again.

After that trick that was Gray Matter, Jane Jensen returns with her first crowdfunding game, Moebius: Empire Rising, that takes us in a very Dan Brown-esque journey through the world in a story very well conceived that falls down towards its climax. Its biggest sin is trying to be as adult and complex as Gabriel Knight, but it ultimately chooses the Nicolas Cage National Treasure's path. Investigation is preferred over puzzles, which are very casual. And it's a shame that the Deduction an Analize mechanic, well designed, ended being tedious instead for some designing elections. Moebius is an entertaining journey, but it seems we'll have to wait for the new chapters to see the whole big potential of Jensen's creature explode with the force it should be exerting in this game.

Pure Farming 2018 works as an alternative to Farming Simulator, as it offers a more accessible and diverse experience than its competitor. However, it also lacks in other aspects, including a poor visual presentation and a disappointing short amount of options.

LEGO Movie 2 proves itself being one of the easiest games of the franchise and comes with some graphic issues. Very recommended for children, they'll love it. But for the rest, 'everything is (not) awesome'.

A direct and simple game, without much innovation but with an enjoyable and fun result, special mention to the speed sensation. Some performance problems have a negative influence on the final result.

The Invincible has a good base and its context is fascinating, but its mechanics execution is far away from Stanislaw Lem's work.

Among the biggest flaws a narrative game could have is letting its narrative flow being disrupted by a boring game mechanic, and that is what happens with In Other Waters. Despite that, In Other Waters manage to float thanks to a well thought interface, good taste and its general evocativeness.

Gore, blood baths that are bigger than the ones we saw in the first Blade movie, constant sexual jokes and crude humour are some of the elements of Drakengard 3, the prequel that put us in the heels of a promiscuous, enrage, selfish and adorable Goddess that only want to kill her sisters and rule the world. Good combat system, great mechanics like the weapon change and a bloody entertaining game that lasts a minimum 25 to 30 hours, it's a shame that the game graphics look so outdated, the frames are like a rollercoaster and the camera is looking for trouble, because this new Drag on Dragoons could really be the best of the trilogy.

Square Enix loses the opportunity to create a remake at the height of the original title with a poor technical and visual section.

Mutroplis is a fun point and click adventure game with a good story, gorgeous visuals and a lot of humor, but sadly suffers from poorly implemented and often illogical puzzles.

If you are looking for a aqua moto arcade experience to play wherever you are and you can forgive its faults, this title can satisfy you especially due to the good water representation.

A beautiful experience that, unfortunately, is not as god in terms of game and narrative design.

With the Dyad and Mizuguchi works as a core base, Entwined takes a peep at thatgamecompany masterpieces and tries to be as spiritual and poetic as Jenova Chen's works, and remains behind them, although in some moments almost scratches their surface. Constantly poetic, always metaphoric, this artsy experience has its flaws -some windows patterns too complicated considering the audience this game aims for, always the same routine in all levels-, but it's indeed a short dream to take us away from reality for the couple of hours we are going to be playing it.

Sword Art Online: Lost Song is a fan service game with a couple of good ideas. However, the camera and the combat system have a little failures. The multiplayer mode is the best of the game.

Summer in Mara is a beautiful and whimsical game as you embark into an adventure where the world is the core of the experience. However, in a title presented as a crafting and management game, those mechanics are secondary at the end of the day. Some parts of the gameplay are so repetitive; plus, you can feel lost or confused. Overall, Chibig tried to do more than necessary and the result is not as remarkable as it could have been.

Flawed, but with potential. There are shining elements in Of Orcs and Men. It looks very good, it has a great soundtrack and the combination of the two protagonists works. But it´s too linear for its own shake, the story tries too much to be "mature" and it doesn't take advance of its potential, among general problems of presentation and production.

For the first time ever, we can enjoy this Naruto trilogy in a portable device, which is pretty interesting for those who are huge fans of the franchise. It lacks performance though, so the edition is far from perfect and needs a patch as soon as possible.

If you ever dreamed of being the son of evil, this is your chance. With strong links to "The Omen" trilogy (the 4th does not count), Lucius is a decent adventure that can entertain, but its storyline could have been deeper.

Vesta is a puzzle and an arcade game that stands out, among others, for its graphical design and humor. Although the gameplay is not brilliant and lacks a cooperative mode for two players, it deserves to be played.

The Legend of Korra is a good licensed game but not an amazing example of what Platinum Games can do in the beat'em up genre. At least the game has a nice combat system and some challenge in the highest difficulty level, and that's ok for just $15.

Saint Seiya: Soldier's Soul has interesting new content and it's full of unlockable stuff, but still is too simple a gameplay experience. Only for strong Seiya fans.

The first title of the Akiba's Trip franchise arrives in western markets with a remastered version that lacks improved graphics and its combat system is outdated.

Despite being an interesting title with a funny premise and a very simple combat system, the game suffers from a constant repetition through the episodes, making it difficult to enjoy.

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

Its similarity to Animal Crossing attracts but its port to Nintendo Switch leaves much to be desired. It has poorly executed content, no believable story, and tons of annoying loading screens.

Visuals are not attractive at all, but Suncrash has created a nice survival experience with multiple options. The game is suitable for new players, but also allows hardcore gamers to enjoy their game.

Fans of survival horrors games and B Movies will be pleased with Deadly Premonition, despite the aesthetic aspect and poor gameplay. Actually, one of the strangest games in Xbox 360.

Hellpoint isn't the best "soulslike", but it's far from the worst. If you're a fan of the Dark Souls saga and have nothing better to do this strange summer, this can be your game.

Godfather II works quite well as a gangster manager, but fails to deliver as a GTA-style sandbox. Its technical side is poor in all sections and despite the fact that we have plenty of options to gain control of the cities, it soon becomes repetitive. Globally it stays way under GTA IV, but as a mafia manager it still has a point.

A fun and full of action game, although short. The number of weapons is huge and the story is quite fun. A good game that finally goes beyond Japan.

A game with a great proposal but technically fair. Performance is not what you would expect.

It is a good challenge for players who enjoy breaking records and scores and pleasant at the controls as long as they are willing to overlook its technical problems.

A correct video game with an interesting combat system, which however lacks a remarkable game design. No soul in the last JRPG by Tokyo RPG Factory.

Baja: Edge of Control offers crazy off-road racing and seeks to attract arcade players as much as simulation lovers. However, mismatches in difficulty (too low in one case and excessive in the other) and some technical flaws make the result not the best. The work of 2XL games renewing the visual section is worthy of mention.

A nice game adaptation. Alice in Wonderland's the sequel to the original story, and this game tries to capture the atmosphere of the latest Tim Burton's film. Its a nice way to enjoy with the characters of the movie, an interesting buy if you're a fan of the latest Alice adventure.

As a piece of the Season Pass, is a fun addition taht expands our creative options, but we don't consider it´s worth 10 € as an individual DLC.

Mario Party 10 has a big number of simple and accessible mini-games. The game tries to be different with asymmetric gameplay, but has an irregular final result. Too passive in some moments, but with four or five players it's still a fun option.

Bladestorm, initially released in 2007 for the previous generation of consoles, receives an update for new platforms with Nightmare, offering a touch of fantasy to the Hundred Years' War. The new content is interesting, but the gameplay remains unchanged.

Wanted has several good ideas, and it's not a bad game on the technical side. But, overall, it seems a bit uninspired when it comes to exploit all its potential, and it's extremely short, with little replay value, just replaying the main story with different characters. Fun while it lasts, but it won't be long.

It is unfair to compare A Game of Dwarves with Dwarf Fortress... since it's not even trying to compete against it. This is a simplistic game that won't cause too many headaches, and it's perfect for relaxation. A Game of Dwarves is worth enjoying and its price is a perfect reason to justify the purchase.

Arguably a breath of fresh air to the franchise, this new installment achieves what the last entries didn't, but is not good enough to get a remarkable score. Perfect to a handheld point of view, just ok to a deep fan of the series.

Looking at undoubtely the golden decade of arcades, SNK launches a bunch of their games. Some will makes us smile remembering, like the first Metal Slug, Fatal Fury and Art of Fighting, but some won't. Better online features would be welcomed, but anyways the overall feeling of this compilation isn't a bad one thanks to the versatility of genres.

Liberation Maiden is a classic shoot'em up with intense gameplay, but it's too short and has repetitive mechanics.

Operation Anchorage is the virtual representation of one of the most important conflicts in the history of Fallout, the battle between China and USA for Alaska. But where Fallout 3 is an experience of free wandering in a fascinating scenario, this expansion is a surprisingly linear and limited experience that misses many of the finest points of the original game.

Rag doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic improves on its forebear in some areas but it also falls short in many others. The promised online multiplayer is nowhere to be seen. With a poor and short single player, only the offline multiplayer, funny with three friends, has some interest... and his curious graphic style too.

The undead fights against humans on this Dynasty Warriors clone. Filled with good intentions, Tecmo latest work's should've been something else than just a simple dungeon-crawler with tons of blood on every inch of the PSP screen. Give it a try if you're interested on the genre, but don't expect anything outstanding or out of the pot.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior is released as an interesting first-person shooter, with stunning visuals and a cool cinematographic style, but there isn't enough depth in the story and gameplay.

There are many indie 2D platform games to download and Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit competes in a hard area. It has a lot of identity and good colors, but instead some unfinished aspects. Large and humorous, but not very surprising.

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.

Game Dev Tycoon is a simple, but extremely funny and entertaining game. It would be far superior just adding certain technical improvements and gameplay components. Those responsible should continue to develop this original idea. They could achieve a great title just by implementing a few changes and adding some content. A really nice offer.

Tom Clancy´s franchise sees another title, and this time is a flight arcade. Sit back in the seat and fly through the skies finishing the forces of the rebels against America. The game features an interesting campaign, filled with details like the experience and reward system. Despite the boring missions and repeating time and time again situations, the multiplayer and campaign modes do their job quite well, providing an interesting an fun experience. Cant stand next to Ace Combat 6, but if you like air combat arcade games the game is worth a rental.

Nights of Azure 2 is probably better than the original in narrative and design terms, but lacks some aspects such us controls, camera and combat in general. We expected more emphasis on making a good combo system; however it is very simple overall.

Marvel Heroes Omega counts as main claim of the great treatment of the Marvel universe, but the business model and content must improve to live up to the addictive gameplay of the title.

Medal of Honor Warfighter is another War FPS with generic and too short campaign. Its multiplayer adds some interesting stuff to a classic formula, but it's limited by the lack of variety and size of the maps.

Devil May Cry 1 & 3 were great hack and slash games and they maintain it, but this HD collection doesn't add anything new compared to the previous collection for PS3 and 360. Great games in an unimpressive port.

The Guild 2: Renaissance retains the good features of previous editions and includes a few improvements without justifying the existence of this new version. It is still a fun title that does not require the original version to be installed, but should only be considered if you are a true follower of the series. Otherwise, you may have to wait for a collector's edition that may include all the previous titles.

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

Le Tour de France 2013 -100th Edition has best mechanics with the full control of any character and its team orders. One of its big problem is the poor graphics and visuals.

Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is a fun, friendly and visually stimulating sandbox with a world that invites you to relax and have fun. But the lack of variety in the chores to do, through simplistic and not very deep mechanics, ultimately affects the game in a negative way.

This action packed Syndicate-esque Tokyo 42 features lots of fun when the game plays right and lots of frustration when it doesn't. If you can withstand the randomness of its combat you are sure to enjoy the beautiful views of this colourful stylish cyberpunk shooter.

Matterfall is a 2D shoot’em-up which combines platforms and bullet hell action like a classic 90s arcade game. Its controls are different from usual shooters and can be confusing, yet is the most intelligent choice for the mechanics of this game which has all the ingredients of Housemarque.

Nice action-packed shooter in which we won't find nothing new but lots of enemies, guns and interesting stuff to have some fun for a while. It's a shame Vilition's use of a story that lack any interesting feature at all.

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.

Rocket Knight comes back with good old school platform moments and nice graphics, but despite the intense rhythm, ends up being too short, and too expensive.

Uprising is the first expansion for Red Alert 3 and does a good job following the patterns that made the original a good game. Featuring a new set of mini-campaigns, new units and a special gameplay mode for the Japanese girl Yuriko Omega, this expansion is a good choice for those who liked the universe and the humour of Red Alert 3. On the darker side, a repetitive gameplay, not very solid AI and unbalanced armies can break the whole experience a bit.

WWE All Stars has a great roster and a good arcade gameplay, the Path of Champion and fantasy battles are two poor modes. Less type of matches and limited creation mode make a good game, but incomplete.

The Falconeer tries to fly so high from very early, but as the hours go by, its structure ends up holding back any hint of excellence and it is reduced to simplicity, which is a shame considering how interesting its planning is. The control is precise, the narrative context is rich and absorbing, but flying is not as satisfying as it could be, clouded by a mission design with repetitive and insistent patterns. The magic is short-lived, despite being a brief and enjoyable experience on the artistic level.

Karateka is a good remake HD with improved graphics and OST, but the same gameplay mechanics. Simple and fun, but too repetitive and easy to complete.

Action. That's very much what we're going to find in Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, a good action game that offer an interesting multiplayer mode. The graphic engine's just fine, same thing with the sound and it's strange voice acting. It's an interesting game if you're looking to have some fun, but that's very much all what we're going to find in this latest film adaptation.

Holmes's back although not at his best. The new Frogwares title follows the usual trends of the genre to portray the fall and rise of a very charismatic character.

One more classic NeoGeo 2D fighting game appears for the Xbox Live Arcade, but it offers less than we expected. This is just a port from the original game that doesn’t include anything new... except for a multiplayer online mode that most times doesn’t work or makes combats run in bullet time. The original game is here, ok, but indeed the control system feels poorly adapted to the X360 pad.

Fable Fortune has too many similarities with other card games, and tries to make the difference with the Fable touch, but... It barely gets it.

Dr. Kawashima's next installment uses Kinect delivering a fresh experience with our body movements. Unfortunatelly, only twenty minigames makes it feel without depth, and in some exercises, body tracking is not accurate.

Tron's nothing but an evolution of a game - it delivers a nice experience, with an unique atmosphere, but It lacks and interesting gameplay scheme. It'll satisfy the fans of genre.

A good story and an excellent way to present it, but lacking in duration and gameplay.

God Eater 2: Rage Burst is an Action RPG inspired by Monster Hunter formula that has a good combat system and deeper customization options. However, it has several issues in terms of graphics and audio, and has too many repetitive missions.

It's been ten years, but de Blob is still a funny and colorful game. This remaster reminds us how amusing its gameplay can be. However, de Blob for Switch doesn't solve the camera problems of the original version. Besides, it was far more surprising ten years ago, when almost all the games were brown.

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.

Trying to wear the heavy Sonic 2 boots, the second episode of Sonic 4 is a more pleasant gaming & visual experience than its predecessor, but it lacks that really needed charisma the title deserves. With cooperative gameplay, the inclusion of Tails brings an exploratory element that will be praised for some players, but condemned for the gamers who just want what Sonic titles supposed to be: Fun at ludicrous speed.