One of the most beautiful, most polished games in the story of Obsidian. Also, one with the weakest characters, dialogues and design for a studio that uses to excel on that. An entertaining ARPG (with focus on the 'A'), that hopefully won't get in the way of a proper Pillars of Eternity sequel in the future.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel is Konami's bet for the franchise in the foreseeable future. In its base state is a solid experience, and its contents will be expanded over time.

Neon Inferno is the perfect Contra - Gallery Shooter mashup. A brilliantly crafted arcade experience made to be replayed, as were the titles of yesteryear.

We go back in the history with Last Train Home, a brave game due to its setting and its gameplay, really difficult. It's even harder when we are on board of its great protagonist, the train. We have so many things to think about that we could forget something definitive for our route.

Atelier Yumia is a step forward for the franchise, but still needs to improve its open world and the gameplay opportunities within it.

Dishonored still is an excellent stealth and action game, but its remaster is like a port. A must-have for new players, but not recommended for those who have already played it.

Lumines Supernova is a great addition to the PSN catalogue. Lumines is one of the best puzzles created in the last years, and this new version conserves all the qualities of the original one. Unfortunately, the online modes shine by their absence.

The Switch version comes to the West with more content than the original with a discreet but effective adaptation.

Dishonored has a good DLC in The Knife of Dunwall. Daud's story begins, with average length, but some adjustments that make it fun to kill and hide. It's more accurate, and very dark and challenging.

The Walking Dead: 400 Days is a good bridge between Season one and two. Five new characters with great conversations and hard decisions too make. However, the DLC is shorter than the first five chapters.

We can hardly blame Relic for not wanting to reinvent the wheel having such a fantastic formula. It´s a great sequel that will manage to reunite and reinvigorate the CoH community.

Trine 4 applies the "back to roots" ideal, returning to what always worked on this franchise. Charming character models and solid puzzle design make for a solid Trine experience, even though it seems to be more focused on newcomers, as the challenge should have been bigger: especially if you take into account how refined everything looks and plays.

You have to learn how to reinvent yourself to take interesting atmosphere and parlay it to an outstanding action game, lacked by its own gameplay system and the use of a Wii motion plus controller that's not able to give the right feelings when playing. Red Steel 2 hit the action spot but nothing more than that. Fair enough considering the quality of its predecessor.

Vicarious Visions have fulfilled their promise and have brought back our favorite orange bandicut in a graphic quality far superior to the original, totally maintaining the classic essence and adding improvements that are to be appreciated, such as being able to control Coco in any of the three games.

6 new exercises, 15 extra cool mini-games, multiplayer mode, calorie counter, and many enhancements for only 19.90$. Exercise for everybody improved with the same efficiency and more fun. A great expansion.

A fun and very well made brawler, made with lots of love for Marvel's Superheroes and their history on licensed videogames. A bit on the safe side, perhaps, but very enjoyable.

Fable III is a polished take of everything that has worked in the series, adding extra values with some really good ideas around the interface and visual presentation. But the core idea and mechanics remain too close to those of Fable II, and the larger concepts that should have taken the series to greater heights fall a bit short in the end.

Hope and despair, friendship and betrayal, Danganropa plays with those concepts in a superb way, developing a mystery visual novel full of fantastic characters and an intense plot that will glue the Vita to your hands.

Last year Skylanders was the best idea from Activision. Now not only have they increased the figures, Giants, also this magic universe of the game, the challenges, the monsters, the minigames, the powers ... 1 or 2 players, if they are children, they will want to play with the portal.

Black Ops's on Wii very much the same that we will find on the X360/PS3/PC versions, meaning: an entertaining game with an outstading script. It's an amazing experience for the owners of this platform, no matter if it looks better or not than in other consoles.

Evil Empire proves that the success of Dead Cells is also thanks to them, and they gift us a truly worthy spiritual sequel. Let’s hope Ubisoft doesn’t hold them back — that will be the difference between a great game as it stands and the must-play title it has the potential to become.

A better approach from Beamdog, giving us an improved version of Icewind Dale focused on polish more than novelties. Perfectly executed and with the neat additions of classes and kits to give a great game more depth.

Nikoderiko: The Magical World is a very striking and enjoyable old-school platformer that borrows all its virtues from two classics like Crash Bandicoot and, above all, Donkey Kong. Recommended for those looking for a joyful experience among the giants of the genre.

Gravity Rush 2 it’s a fine sequel to the first title. In some points it’s similar, like its gameplay and combat system, but in others it is quite improved, especially in its graphics and map amplitude or online features.

Pokémon Sword and Shield are arguably the best 3D entries so far, but the game lacks in content and it makes the game just remarkable and not excellent. However, the adventure is really fun, beautiful and surprising, with some of the best designs ever made. Wild Area is a blast, and the soundtrack just amazing. This game makes your time valuable, and the result is close to what everyone expected.

The Artful Escape focuses the attention on the narrative through a powerful audiovisual staging, reducing the platforms and the challenge to the minimum expression to provide the player with an authentic festival of rock, psychedelia and surrealism.

Imagine a world without light. Imagine being the saviour of that world. Become the messiah and resolve puzzles to accomplish your objectives. OneShot has innovative mechanics that transcend the game screen and uses your own computer to offer you clues.

The sequel in this crossover between the two popular puzzle franchises offers a wide variety of modes for single and multiplayer which result in a title with plenty of hours of fun in return.