Hell Let Loose is a great alternative for those looking for hardcore shooters set in WWII.

Although you can live an alternate life in Hinterberg, what makes this game really different is those beautiful and extremely fun dungeons. Its artistic design completes one of the best indies of the summer season.

A journey to the pinball world. Mythical tables, awesome graphics and physics for the ball, in a great free to play game. Its Season Pass is expensive in PS4.

Unicorn Overlord is a deep tactical RPG ideal for strategic fans, besides his weak story.

If you are looking for a turn-based strategy game with RPG touches and roguelite, look no further because this is the yours.

As fun as it is, the gameplay core is the same, but introduces adjustments and a new progression system. Great world and nice use of the jet packs. However, the AI still lacks of consistency.

Splatoon is, simply, a shooter made by Nintendo. Fresh and original, this is a great multiplayer experience with strong mechanics and a addictive proposal. It's the TPS that Wii U was waiting for.

Although certainly not technically impressive, the amount of fresh ideas, innovative mechanics and interwoven systems make this a survival RPG experience like no other. A punishingly difficult game that will reward those who put in patience and disparage fast play. Heartily recommended.

D4 is Swery65 after all. Great and insane characters, intriguing plot and good Kinect gameplay. However, the game has some graphical issues.

Metro Redux has a great remastered version of Metro 2033 and the most complete Metro Last Light pack. Improved mechanics and great visuals make for a solid pack of two old-school shooters.

Tunic has more than fulfilled our expectations. We had placed high hopes on Andrew Shouldice's work for its proposal and artistic display; luckily, everything we had seen in the demo and trailers was actually the tip of the iceberg. Finji scores another unique title of the independent scene, an action adventure, puzzles and exploration with its own personality. It never ceases to surprise from start to finish and strings together secrets one after another. A worthy exercise of confidence and perseverance: the wait was worth it.

Lost Judgment does justice — never better said — to the original title.

Playing Tales of Xillia 2 is like go to the movies and watching a sequel that has all you want one more time on screen. If you enjoyed the first journey through Rieze Maxia, you'll love to find out what happened with Jude, with Milla and the rest of the crew. An improved combat system, more side-quests and a better story, its a shame the Debt system ruins this a little, but in general, a great way of closing the whole journey we begun just one year ago.

Deathtrap has the potential to be one of the indie titles of the year. Neocore Games knows how to mix the Tower Defense genre with the A-RPG to make a unique an fantastic game that will be charmed with the lovers of this two genres.

Quotation forthcoming.

Housemarque, creators of Super Stardust, do the cylindrical vessels battle with addictive, challenging and fun gameplay.

Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is a great game dedicated to fans who love wearing the Kiryu’s jacksuit again.

Not astonishing, but the solid remastered that one of the most underrated games in last times deserves. It lacks of new narrative content, but its new arcade mode can satisfy every fan.

For those who really missed the Metroidvania concept of Koji Igarashi in Lords of Shadow, MercurySteam has created in Mirror of Fate an petit homage with the style and gameplay of the reboot's series, adding those elements of pure exploration, platforms and astonishing 3D's visual stereoscopic levels that truly take us into the castle, dungeons and caves of the new & tragic Dracula, always cursed by the revenge of the Belmont Clan.

Watch Dogs: Legion has accomplished its promises. Ubisoft Toronto has focused its efforts on making the Play as Anyone mechanic work properly. And yes, they have.

Summum Aeterna is an intense Roguelite, in which the difficulty is an incentive to improve and continue advancing through the various worlds you create with the sedes.

Probably the best combat flight simulator on consoles. Nice graphics, great sound and a perfect atmosphere, Birds of Prey is easy to play but hard to master. With a huge selection of missions, a powerful editor and a fun multiplayer with new events periodically, you`ll be hooked on for weeks...or more.

The King of Fighters XIV is a deeper and exigent fighting game with great combat system and solid online & offline modalitites. If SNK improves some netcode issues, could be one of the great games in its genre.

Truly a love letter to Marvel and comics in general, this LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2 is visually the most spectacular and biggest of all LEGO games. Yes, there are some elements that could be polished, but hey, the Guardians, that Hub made by several cities, the visuals, the fun... We are all Groot here.

Skul: The Hero Slayer is another example of an indie video game that has been lovingly created and they have managed to launch a roguelite with a lot of potential.

PES 2014 is a new era in Konami's franchise. Fox Engine offers new options, more realistic visuals and better mechanics, but not polished at all. This is the first step to return to the top of the genre.

Dragon Quest Heroes is a great action game and is more solid than other Musou games. Great RPG additions, good visuals and lots of content to unlock, it's probably the best spin off in the Dragon Quest saga.

Rock Band's comeback is a very solid musical videogame that rescues everything we liked in the past like the legendary multiplayer and adds satisfying new features like the solos and avatar customization.