Q.U.B.E. 2 is a well-designed and challenging first-person-puzzle game. Unlike its predecessor, it is no longer a simple Portal clone thanks to its great gameplay and updated graphics. However, the narrative can be improved a lot. Definitely, a very interesting indie for the puzzle fans.

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.

A great psychological thriller where its potential resides in its puzzles and its oppressive atmosphere.

Extremely innovative and supremely charming, this is a perfect example of how game developers can continue to innovate on the metroidvania genre without necessarily looking towards other games as inspiration.

Aegis Defenders renews the platform genre and combines it with tower defense elements. As a result, GUTS gives us strategic depth and a very enjoyable experience, especially in cooperative mode. Moreover, its lore and its pixel-art are charming and excellent.

Funny thing that to get the true Burnout experience after a dry season of 10 years we had to wait for the remaster of another Burnout title. Considering it is an HD version of a 2008 game, it's maybe a bit lazy in what it offers for the 30 dollar price tag, but ultimately a very fast-paced joyful arcade racing game that you'll find nowhere else.

Devil May Cry 1 & 3 were great hack and slash games and they maintain it, but this HD collection doesn't add anything new compared to the previous collection for PS3 and 360. Great games in an unimpressive port.

A different kind of narrative adventure that mixes historical and fictional characters in an interesting story. The Mad Ones is a promising start for the total of five chapters that The Council will have, having a good duration and introducing the new RPG based mechanics that can make the game unique.

Scribblenauts Showdown is a fun party-game to play in company, but it becomes repetitive soon. It includes very few minigames and half of them, based on speed, are too simple. The worst game of the series.

The adventures of Watracio continue favorably but with serious technical problems. It does not provide much news with respect to the previous delivery.

Tangledeep constitutes a safe bet in the roguelike dungeon crawler subgenre, thanks to its combat and class systems, as well as a beautiful retro art style and a rather surprising soundtrack. However, it is also pretty conservative, and packs some problems that impact the general rhythm of the game.

Amanita offers us a new jewel in its impeccable catalog. Chuchel is a wonderful fusion of comedy and adventure that unfortunately is too short and lacking in challenge. Despite this, its overflowing sense of humor and creativity make it worthwhile to enjoy this awesome adventure of the great Czech studio.

This remaster of the original title proves its point: de Blob 2 can still be relevant and fun to play in 2018. While it is certainly not a must have or a perfect game, it has its charm. A very good choice for the kids at home, since it has this feel of being some sort of "my first platformer game".

Legrand Legacy is a polished game that has sadly taken a few controversial decissions, like the use of beautiful but complicated to navigate pre-rendered scenarios or QTE in combats that could may not be for everyone's taste. It should, however, please fans of the JRPG genre with its cliche but engaging plot and overall solid gameplay.

With its combat system being easily to learn and play and with quite a large amount of content, this title becomes an interesting alternative in the genre and for the series fans.

Wonderfully weird and eccentric, this is another great example of a The Behemoth Game, if only one we wish was twice as complex.

Gorogoa is a unique and amazing puzzle-game that deserves an opportunity, for the bravery of it's creator and because we need games like this in the industry to make it going forward.

Complex, hard as hell and extremely satisfying, this is a beautiful game mainly for the extremely adept. If you're not interested in speed-running, look elsewhere.

Mulaka is a different game, which let the player discover a very interesting folklore. Clearly inspired by games like Okami or The Legend of Zelda, it does not do anything that has not been done before. However, its use of low-poly style gives it a unique personality. A great example of edutainment.

A hilarious party game hosted by a sly fox, in which we take part in some crazy minigames where dirty tactics guarantee our victory.

Gravel is a very fun game, recommended for lovers of arcade racing. It has personality and fuses classic and current elements. Technical errors are its most negative characteristic, and neither is it too long a game.

Monotony and lack of personality. Those are the only two problems that we have found in Apex Construct. If you can rise above them, you are going to find a really nice VR experience. A fascinating story, with a world plenty of secrets and details about itself, and fun action levels that are energetic and dynamic. You should give Apex Construct a chance.

Dream Diary fails to deliver an experience deserving of having the "Yume Nikki" title on it. In fact, it looks more like a cheap attempt to lean on the original title's success and cult status rather than a game that stands on its own merit.

Pawarumi brings back a missed blast from the past. A true heir to Ikaruga, it´s a game that really shines after you learn the inner tricks of the Trinity System, becoming one of the best hardcore shoot em ups available today.

Closers is a good Action RPG with a very deep system of combos and personalization but with a very repetitive progression.

Payday 2 has become old. Despite its news features like local multiplayer or a new character, the Nintendo Switch version is not ideal - and its more expensive than others.

Imaginative, beautiful and varied. Owlboy is one of the most outstanding 2-D adventures today, despite the small bugs of the Switch version.

Rad Rogers tries to be a tribute to a genre almost forgotten, and it gets it. Jumping, shooting, solving puzzles...Every aspect of the game is well-implemented, but its lack of duration leaves a bittersweet taste.