The follow-up to the latest Lara game uses the same engine, offers some brand new environments and storyline. But, overall, it lacks depth, it's far too short and quite expensive for what it offers. Good ideas, not so well developed.

An interesting title at first sight, specially playing through tournaments and its different modes, but in the end becomes repetitive and ends up being monotonous.

Good ideas ballasted by a low budget. Because of its low price it can be given an opportunity.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash isn't more hilarious and intense than its gamecube predecessor, buts it adds a solid and strong online mode. However, it has lack of single player content.

Tree of Tranquility is very much the essence that this franchise has always dealt with. We have to harvest a different number of fields, looking forward to earn some money, to marry and all that familiar stuff that we should know very well at the date. There's nothing particularly wrong with the game, but lacks some new additions like the one's we've seen in Rune Factory.

Full of ideas and referents, but dull and uninspired, One Dog Story doesn't fullfil its ambitions. The repetitive music and graphics, and the focus on storytelling over gameplay make it somehow boring, although it has some good ideas.

Lord of Arcana has the same mechanic like Monster Hunter, but it's too simple and has a frustrating experience on single play.

Between the glitches and the questionable artistic choices, GTA Trilogy: The Definitive Edition still reminds us why these games made history and are so fondly remembered. But precisely for that reason, Rockstar Games and Take-Two should have put more care into this compilation.

Lots of potential and visually arresting, but lacking and flawed in execution. It needs more baking.

Fun as always, the new Super Monkey Ball is too similar to previous games and it shows no significant developments. Playing the Balance Board is more difficult than playing with the Wiimote, something very inadequate. Familiar and challenging game.

Amnesia is an interesting games with some good ideas. Its pace is slow, its gameplay is not common and its narrative could be better, but it delivers what hardcore horror fans may be looking for. Ideal for those who love having a bad time with their PCs, and as the game itself recommends, it's better to play in a pitch black room.

Shaun White returns with a children's game that is more simple and short. Diversion and good use of the Wii Balance Board and WiiMotion Plus for all the family. It needs more levels and less movement. Graphics and sound are acceptable.

The bad game modes for 4 players and the repetition in levels mess this clean floor.

In a point somewhere between the masterpiece D&D: Tower of Doom and the nightmarish Double Dragon 2: Wander of the Dragons is where we could situate this Sacred Citadel, a spin off that will be preparing the way for its older brother Sacred 3. Visually vibrant and colourful in a comic-esque style, it's a shame that its walkthrough seems like a rollercoaster, with great, funny playable action parts and others boring or insanely harder. Give it a try if King of Dragons means something for you. Definitely get it if you planned to play it in coop with a couple of friends, the greatest element of the whole game and its reason to be.

It´s a decent effort to create a budget TPS, but its falls too short to the kings of the genre to save that gap with price alone. Best in co-op, especially local.

A nice beat 'em up with charismatic characters from DC Comics, but it presents some issues with the touch gameplay and graphics.

An interesing story lacking anything that's worth to underline. Green Lantern can be satisfying: this time, his 'videogaming adventure' it's much better than the movie.

Batgirl is a great character against a great villain: Joker. But this DLC is disappointing: Short experience, no replay value and a lack of relevant new mechanics and additions.

Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings offers a new adventure of biblical proportions, carried out by the most famous archaeologist of all time. Unfortunately, the Wii's control systeml is a little untrustworthy as usual. A very nice extra in the form of The Fate of Atlantis, a legendary graphic adventure, becomes the main reason to play the game.

A fine addition to the Nintendo Switch library, delivering an entertaining gaming experience that suits the portable mode of the console. However, its formula feels a little bit dated by now and lacks the variety and the personality to keep the player engaged in the long run.

Lord of the Rings: Conquest offers the player the same gameplay from the Star Wars: Battlefront franchise, but located in the Middle Earth. Pandemic had a great idea including two different campaigns; we love being the bad guys. But the game is a bit repetitive and offers little variety along the 16 different levels and the graphic are far from the finest examples of this generation. Although LOTR isn't a AAA game, you'll have a good time with it thanks to a great multiplayer mode.

As usual, EDF is charming and terribly fun in co-op, but lacking and even boring as a solo game. The simple and arcade nature of the game can't hide the fact it lacks better production values and needs more interesting mechanics to hold a candle against better action-focused alternatives.

Jettomero is a very beautiful game. It has some good and original ideas but they are not fully developed. The gameplay is superficial and repetitive, and the duration is too short.

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.

It's sometimes very complicated and not the best experience for Wii U GamePad.

Cryptic Studios has created a great visual adaptation of the Star Trek universe, with a faithful recreation for the followers of the saga and complete character customization system. However, this title is hampered by their poorly implemented style of play that don't allows users to feel the experience of living and exploring beyond the final frontier. An interesting game for a look, but not for staying.

It´s a classic Asian survival horror game with bright puzzles and an enjoyable exploration system. Unfortunately, the game fails because the controls are not accurate enough. Nevertheless, the experience works fine if you want to get terrified by the darkness and the secrets hidden around the haunted school.

It allows us to enjoy a game with freedom that is really fun and very fluid. The problem is that it has been designed so coarsely and has not polished all the details. It would have been a good mobile game but will be far from this on a PC.