Fatshark has managed to improve most of the negative aspects of the first installment with Warhammer: Vermintide 2. The Warriors of Chaos join forces with the Skaven in one of the best cooperatives in this generation.

Halo Wars improves real-time strategy games allowing players to enjoy a robust gameplay with a solid graphic engine on Xbox 360. Command your soldiers and discover what happened 20 years before the first Halo game. Gameplay-wise, Halo Wars could not be considered as sophisticated as PC RTS games, but that's the sacrifice Ensemble Studios has made to adapt the game for the pad. This title offers some interesting multiplayer options, a 15 mission based campaign and a set of amazing cinematics. Halo Wars is interesting experience on Xbox 360 .

MotorStorm: Pacific Rift features everything that made the original successful: wild, arcade races with plenty of vehicles to choose. This time, besides, it's done with so much detail that the experience feels fresh and new. 16 different tracks, doubling the original, and with very clever course designs counting on which kind of driver are you. And, of course, a better multiplayer, both online and offline. Definitely a very good refinement.

The Walking Dead Episode 4: Around Every Corner is fun and has more action than other episodes, but fewer dramatic decisions and slow plot. Only the end offers gorgeous situations like Episode 3.

Crown of the Sunken King is new and challenging content created for hardcore Dark Souls 2 fans that has great bosses battles, full of traps and new puzzle mechanics.

No matter how important the microtransactions controversy, NBA 2K19 is, once again, the best sports simulator of the season. With its unbeatable basketball mechanics and more content than ever, it's absolutely essential.

It has everything the original had, plus more content to expend 100 hour leveling, taking political decisions or creating characters. More stories, elements from other Disgaea titles and a vivid and crispy visual aspect thanks to Vita's wonderful screen, A Promise Revisited is a must have for fans of the Strategy JRPG, and for all those fans of the first version that want to tale those Prinnies everywhere.

Resident Evil HD Remaster has new modern control, is more intuitive, and has all the good gameplay mechanics that we saw on the original remake. Looks great in HD, but there's nothing news in terms of content.

Challenging, intelligent and a superbly designed game full of surprises.

A great compilation that leaves nothing in the pipeline. However, it does not contribute anything if we already had everything beforehand.

The adventures of Miles Edgeworth through his investigations in both titles results in a funny and enjoy collection in which the gameplay mechanics along with the vast cast of characters and the soundtracks made it an essential to the fans.

With Ironside gone, it's much more obvious that Splinter Cell is not Splinter Cell anymore. The illusion of "going back to the roots" is just that, an illusion disguised as an option that is never as appealing as the stealth and elimination, "Panther" style the team is so fond of. Still, a good action game with plenty of content.

Tekken 7 is not the best entry in the series and lacks some single-player content, but when it comes to offering gorgeous combat against friends and other people online, here it is: the King is back with outstanding battle mechanics and plenty of characters to learn. If you don't prefer Injustice 2, here you have your new main fighting game of the season.

Metro: Last Light is a good sequel that combines stealth mechanics with classic FPS gunplay versus mutants. Great story, characters and narrative with some issues in Enemy AI reactions and too many scripts. Not ambitious enough as a sequel, but a great and immersive experience.

This time the battle takes us out of the cold Stalingrad to the warm islands of the South Pacific. With few changes, but as addictive as Red Orchestra 2, Raising Storm continues to be one of the best multiplayer games out there.

Mega Man makes a comeback that feels natural, fun and great. 30 years later, the formula still works and it's as fun as ever, and the new additions work perfectly in the mix. It's not as inspired as other main entries of the franchise, but it's a good testament that Mega Man still has a lot of life in his circuits.

Captain Toad is a great puzzle game, but has no enough news for Wii U players.

Just like when we were kids, Botanicula takes a tiny, simple element and creates an astonishing world of sounds and visuals so captivating, haunting, dazzling and spectacular that makes this last masterpiece of Amanita Desing a playable jewel full of smiles, laughs and tenderizing moments. Undoubtely, one of the most precious games of the year. And one of the funniest graphic adventures too!

Oblivion Remastered is a gift for fans, a new way to discover one of the biggest RPG in video game history.

Joe Danger 2: The Movie has more content and more variety of situations, but isn't so frenetic than his predecessor. Good visuals and fun multiplayer, but local only.

FIFA 15 is not a revolution. It's not the future, but it moves toward realism in football games, step by step. The Ignite engine works and the online modes are complete. Pro Clubs is a great idea. But traditional players will wish for much more.

WWE 2K23 offers a great amount of content for every WWE fan, no matter what mode will chose to enjoy. Technically above average and with a profound but affordable gameplay, its easy to have a great time with this game, although it has some aspects to improve yet.

While we are a bit let down about the role of Ryu on this game, it´s still a beautiful, savage, old school action game that is easy to fall in love with.

Dark Souls is the natural evolution of The Blade of Fate, adding more characters, new cards and an improved story mode. Even if you don't like the anime, Dark Souls is perfect for anyone who wants a complex and great fighting game for the DS.

Rive is one of those hectic games that leaves you exhilarated. The problem is that it will just end too soon because of the overabundance of checkpoints, no matter the difficulty. Either way, go for it if you want a cool arcade with a spider-tank protagonist that masterfully blends Twin Stick and Run´n Gun.

A fun recreation of all three Star Wars trilogies: nine movies and full LEGO humor, but still too stuck with the classical mechanics.

Dragon Knight Saga solves many of the problems of the original Ego Dragonis thanks to an updated engine, a heaviliy modified 360 version, and an expansion that completes the original title, letting shine many of the great things Larian achived with the original launch. The result is a fantastic Hack'n Slash with a surprising deepness, excellent mission design, great sense of humour, and tons of quality content.

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.