Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is a remarkable continuation, fun and realistic.

Kathy Rain is one of the best modern point and click adventure games. It has a memorable lead character, a twisted plot that hooks the player, and cool detective mechanics. We hope to see Kathy Rain 2 soon.

Although it hasn't reviewed the bugs or added important things, Assassin's Creed III is still a great sandbox adventure, with lots to do and a powerful story. One of the best Wii U titles for Christmas.

This is not Grim Fandango, not Full Throttle, not Monkey Island. This is Double Fine at its best, with a Point & Click adventure that mixes the magic from those SCUMM masterpieces of the genre and the unique visuals of Tim Schafer's imagination and studio. Maybe it's short and the decision to break the game into two Acts is not the best for the game due to its low difficulty, but Broken Age is what it is: A journey that evokes that magic we thought was lost.

This game takes what it needs to become one of the greatest RPGs of the Dual Screen, with a superb story that pushes everything what we've seen so far beyond the limits. Its not the perfect Dragon Quest though,with too many combats and a weak monster system that still have to prove its real value. We'll be looking forward to DQVI.

A beautiful narrative-driven puzzle game which pays tribute to friendship in childhood and the importance of shared memories.

Following lessons by masters Altair and Ezio, Connor brings key new features to the Assassin's Creed series. Naval battles and leafy wilderness areas full of animals and tall trees fit nicely with the well-built historical setting of this American Revolutionary War. Expansive and spectacular, only marred by inexcusable bugs, reduced draw distances, a slow-paced beginning and several AI flaws.

For those who want more content and new missions, Awakening will offer much more than desired. Everything has been treated as if it were a new title with an epic story where our choices do matter, with spectacular combats and terrifying enemies, deep and complex characters with brilliant dialogues. It's a rebirth for the franchise, which invites us to get involved into the exciting world of Dragon Age again. And this is just the beginning.

A Pokémon game with the best of the past and the best of the present is a win-win. Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire keep and improves the features introduced in the original game, such as the contests, the berries or the secret bases. On the other hand, it also includes new features like the megaevolutions or the multiplayer mode seen in more recent instances of the series. The 3D graphics and more cinematic feel definitely invite us to play it once again.

With new and fun mechanics, and a generous economic system, Riot Games proves that things can still be different in the card collectible games, and once said that, also better. The experience of 10 years of League of Legends must be useful to build a bright future for Legends of Runeterra.

A Pokémon game with the best of the past and the best of the present is a win-win. Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire keep and improves the features introduced in the original game, such as the contests, the berries or the secret bases. On the other hand, it also includes new features like the megaevolutions or the multiplayer mode seen in more recent instances of the series. The 3D graphics and more cinematic feel definitely invite us to play it once again.

Sonic Superstars is not only one of the greatest tributes to the more classic side of the blue hedgehog, but a game with a character and personality all of its own. A title that feels familiar from the first moment, but that will surprise us as we progress. SEGA proves that there is life for classic Sonic beyond the pixel art style.

A love letter to the Pixel generation, an ode to an Era that'll never come back, this Retro City Rampage blasts through the screen with an irresistible combination of pure Old School visuals and intense gameplay a là GTA, on top of the wildest -the DeLorean from Back to the Future turned into a pure roadkill machine??- and craziest icons from the TV, Cinema and Videogames of the last 30 years. A must have for those children of the Eighties.

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.

A good finale for a really good DLC run for Dishonored. Arkane closes with expertise the Daud's arc but let us wanting for more of this fascinating world.

Muramasa: The Demon Blade's a piece of art, or art by itself. It's a simple beat 'em up that's set on the early Japanese history, mainly focused on the personal story of two wanderers that're trying to earn a living smashing every enemy that's set on their way. Improved with HD graphics in this Vita version.

Catherine is a strange game, far away from anything else. Its engaging story and weird puzzles, along with its surreal ambiance, make it a perfect game for anyone looking for something different, but be aware of its difficulty spikes.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is a love letter for skateboarding fans and the long-running Activision saga. An exercise in rejuvenation that shows that twenty years are nothing for a bomb-proof gameplay: everything continues to work wonderfully. Despite its bugs and connection drops in online multiplayer, it is almost excellent.

Capcom does not dust off its classics here because they have never lost their shine. The collection of thirty-two games that we find here has always been an eternal present. Young people will also find the interest of the challenges and the online ranking. Arcade Stadium is a very attractive compilation that knows how to expand its legacy.

Expanded, polished, extended & recut -but not a sequel-, Soul Sacrifice Delta builds upon the foundations of the original and brings almost the double in content, with a new story and Faction based on the Grimm Brothers's Fairytales that would get indeed the Aproval Seal by Tim Burton or American McGee with this new, sadistic and nightmarish approach to the Three Pigs or Red Hood. Soul Sacrifice Delta is the definitive version of one of the best Vita library titles, better in every aspect, but those who have the original maybe want to think twice if the new content worth it.

Kirby Star Allies brings the classic Kirby formula back with a cooperative-focused spin in a fun, solid, and overall pretty refreshing 2D platform adventure, despite the fact that it doesn't change that many elements from previous iterations.

MotorStorm: Apocalypse raises the frenzy of past shows to unprecedented heights. Phenomenal graphics, frantic action and high doses of adrenaline together form the best installment of the series.

The new world of Danganronpa is the most exciting we've seen yet -- a fun adventure with an unforgettable script. Exceptionally funny, it still revolves around a very strong base concept, and we hope there's more to come in the future.

Super Mario Party Jamboree is the definitive party, full of content and with a strong online structure.

Marvelous and XSeed enhance the Story of Seasons saga with additions from other greats of the genre. Very addictive and with an overwhelming sense of progression.

Runbow is another great platform game for Wii U. Focused on competitive and multiplayer matches with nine players, has challenging levels and original mechanics that make him one of the best indie games on the eShop.

Double Fine brings us an original and magical game starring russian dolls with a simple gameplay but as an extraordinary experience with a lot of fun.

Call of Duty: WWII is certainly better than its predecessor —Infinite Warfare— and a lot better than Advanced Warfare, the previous iteration in the series developed by Sledgehammer Games. It packs a bunch of typically well received game modes by the players (Campaign, Multiplayer, Nazi Zombies) and it will certainly not disappoint the hard to the core gamers and fans of the genre alike. It doesn't play in the same league as Modern Warfare, but it's one of the best Call of Duty titles so far.