Another Dynasty Warriors and nothing new to see. The same repetitive gameplay is now structured in four different campaigns that extend the life of the game during dozens of hours, but you might get tired in the very first one. This button-smasher has barely evolved since the second installment and Dynasty Warriors 7 is no exception: you won't find any surprises but the same kind of levels again and again. Only recommended for those who actually love the series, because they will find new weapons, characters or even a cooperative mode in the Conquest mode.

Sonic Forces returns with the same issues we felt in past entries in the series. Badly executed, as well as the uninspired level design. Mediocre overall, Forces is again a non remarkable title, but for sure will be enough for older fans.

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.

In a market more and more saturated with action RPGs, Hunted: The Demon's Forge focus its attention on Coop play with just a few drops of RPG. Even when it fails in many other areas it`s quite fun to play, provides many hours of exploring and achieves its target of taking you to the darkest side of Kala Moor.

Fun, entertaining and interesting. But it's the same gameplay, the same visuals, the same sound, same environments, same characters, same enemies... Also, it's a really short experience: an hour of gameplay that it's not enough for our money.

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'.

The first downloadable content for Destiny 2 is a terrible disappointment. It does not add anything of value to the original experience.

Despite having a good cast of characters and how involves the player's character in the series story, its technical flaws make the experience difficult to enjoy to the fullest.

Onechanbara Z2: Chaos is a low budget game without any ambition of being great, and everything here is just an excuse to show girls using bikinis and katanas to kill monsters. The combat system is really fun if you have patience to unlock the hardest modes, but overall, is not very good.

Just like to asking Kevin Smith and at the same time Silent Bob to come with an idea for a graphic adventure, Randal's Monday is a visual, written and playable exercise of total Geekness. Completely reverential to all comics, films, series and games from the 80s to these days, this little indie Spanish graphic adventure could be considered as an spiritual game from the Clerks' crew. It is long, and with some puzzles where we have to use the Monkey Island kind of logic, but as funny and irreverent as South Park, and nerdy as a Comic-Con convention where Bill Murray has to live the same day again and again.

EyePet, the PS3 alternative to virtual pet games such Nintendogs, makes the leap to PSP with the help of the Go! Cam. Now the youngest of the house can play wherever they are, in a game that lacks some options present in the original version.

Sumioni: Demon Arts isn't a bad game, but it's not a visual wonder. Very repetitive and loose in its gameplay, this PSVita downloadable hasn't many ideas and sometimes the control fails.

Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is the best entry in the series yet... but again, it's not good enough. The open world feels great after the last (awful) campaign, and it has more content on offer than ever, but it forgets its roots and turns into a Far Cry wannabe. Also, it has graphical issues, repeats the same things all along and turns boring. We'll miss multiplayer.

Spiderman: Edge of Time has some nice moments, but overall is a bland and forgettable game. It lacks depth, interest and visual quality, and it's extremely short. It should have been a better game, as it has potential to, but ends up being an average experience.

At first, you feel overwhelmed by so many changes: genre, visual style, characters... Then, you must learn how to play a difficult-to-play game, with so many things to have into account. But in the end, it can be a compelling experience, with its ups and lows. Interesting, but it needs a lot of practice.

Prizefighter is a decent boxing game, packing a good number of fighters, nice production values and some interesting features on the campaign mode. On the other hand, it lacks quality on the fights, an important feature that would have been better with some work. In the end, Prizefighter is a game for enthusiasts, but it would have been better with some effort.

Another point and click adventure, following the original Art of Murder. As its predecessor, it lacks depth and it's quite hard, offering user huge amounts of items and little room for experimentation. Good graphics and sound, but without a compelling story.

Raiders of the Broken Planet is a third-person multiplayer shooter which proposes more organic game mechanics and a attractive online combat between 4 players against 1. Unarmed combat is as important as shooting.

800 Microsoft Points isn't much money. Suda51 has a eccentric and crazy proposal for you, as always. Now you must throw baseballs to kill monsters in an amusement park. Plain and simple, nothing more. Like it? Buy it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Skydance's Behemoth is a decent VR sword-and-sorcery adventure, with some really eye-catching staging and some really fun fights against colossal monsters. However, between colossuses we have to deal with tedious sections and repetitive enemies.

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.

Violette Summer is an interesting character, no doubt about that. But it's not that interesting the way in which Replay Games has decided to offer an strange gameplay system. There's also a lack of an interesting story, but basically it's a cheap game with nothing special to consider besides the main character and nothing more than that.

The myth of one of the best PRG of all time doesn't resist time, even when it offers a lot of content and great rpg mechanics. Its visuals feels so old, and its control is not designed for enjoying in a console, whatever it is.

With the new additions that improve the gameplay, Gal Gun 2 becomes an easy game to manage with a lot of extra content like new game modes and high replayability with six endings, make this the most complete title in the series appeared to date.

We were expecting something quite better from a so-called 'Michael Jackson Experience', not just a simple spin-off based on the Just Dance gameplay mechanics. Anyway, and considering its musical selection, this's a nice dancing experience for those willing to have some fun while dancing on Jackson's tune.

Goku is back, but he's not as powerful as in previous entries. More characters and a new bunch of game modes, but its gameplay doesn't offer any new features. It's not a bad game, but it's neither what we all expected it to be.

Drawn to Death, David Jaffe's return, is a free-to-play game with the worse things of the genre and without the best (it isn't free!). Funny and original, with an unique art design, it deserves one chance, but you must know: it's simple, turns boring soon and it doesn't have enough content.