Splatoon 2 is arguably the best entry in a multiplayer game from Nintendo. The game does everything better than the original Splatoon, although at first glance it could seem the same. Salmon Run and Hero Mode are just honey in the overall; it is excellent in its conception.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind surprises in his quest to enhance the solo experience, but after completing the main adventure few incentives remain to continue in his world.

Blowout Blast is as fun as it is simple. It's also as charming as it is easy, but it has a nice difficulty curve if you go for the best trophies. The last Kirby on 3DS is far from the possibilities of full-fledged games like Triple Deluxe or Planet Robobot, but as an eShop entry to play in little bursts, it gets the job done.

Cars 3 is arguably the best videogame of the franchise and one of the most remakarble Disney Games of the last years. A solid racing game with its own ideas and a good presentation overall. The gameplay is fun and is able to convince both adults and children. Some issues with the frame rate remain, though.

Final Fantasy XII was a great game on the PS2 and The Zodiac Age is a great remaster of that classic. The new mechanics works perfectly, visually it's still an outstanding work and the game deserves to be replayed or rediscovered by a new generation of JRPGs enthusiasts.

A touching graphic adventure in which, thanks to our hungry curiosity, we must discover the mystery surrounding Sam, whose phone we have found.

DiRT 4 is postulated as the best videogame of rallies of this generation. It has many hours of fun, many game modes and a competent online. However the technical section is not what was expected.

A good game with good ideas but a leak in the final release. Poor Voice acting making the experience lose the ambience.

With poor graphics, bad gameplay (despite some interesting points in the battle system) and bland story, Drive Girls fails to match the quality of the popular franchise Senran Kagura despite some more than evident similarities in concept. The driving parts don't look like part of a professional game.

Beside the complaints of some players of the classic version about the drop of difficulty, beside those controversies about what we can get for free and what not, it's a game that will provide us for tons of hours of fun and excitement, and the fact of it's a free to play game makes it undoubtedly worth of try, even if it's just to fulfill our curiosity.

Strikey Sisters is a great brick breaker game that vigorously incorporates new ideas to the genre. Cute characters, cool pixel art and refreshing gameplay ideas make for the best entry to the formula in many years. Dya Games surely is one of the indie studios to follow in the near future, if they manage to produce games bearing this quality from time to time.

Dark Rose Valkyrie is a decent game with an entertaining combat system which provide stunning fights and a interesting story besides a good character design. However at some points the game depends so much in fights, for bosses and chaining to complete main missions for the main story, that the game's pace resents from it.

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.

Arguably a breath of fresh air to the franchise, this new installment achieves what the last entries didn't, but is not good enough to get a remarkable score. Perfect to a handheld point of view, just ok to a deep fan of the series.

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

The Legacy of Final Fantasy XIV continues to improve the magnificent Heavensward. Stormblood is one of the best products available from Square Enix and some of the best MMORPG on the market.

Despite having many good elements, such as the amazing story or the great characters, the game tries to be different from Valkyria Chronicles while being too faithful to it. Therefore, the result is gameplay that lacks personality and doesn't really know what it wants to be.

With a good plot and atmosphere for a survival horror, the game only lacks a more refined action sections to get to a higher point. The importance of the decisions gives it a higher replayability than expected in the genre.

A really lovely video game with a balanced genre combination. Although not reaching the level of the greatest games of Nintendo 3DS, the new adventure from Koichi Ishii is a remarkable and varied adventure game.

An indie with smash bros influences, big roster and dynamic scenarios.

A top-down tactical-action strategy game based on the Tarantino's film, but doesn't work as a videogame homage.

Milestone needs to change or improve its engine to achieve something not just better, but also different. The usual player maybe won't find enough new content to justify this new iteration, but if you dig deeper, the game teases some features that should improve in the near future.

ARMS is probably the best example of how to make a fighting game using the Splatoon and Mario Karts philosophy, but with its unique appeal to be a future big Nintendo franchise. The execution is massive and its AI is just amazing. Playing alone or online feels good and fresh in every moment.

Another roguelike that explains a tales of pirates with some technical issues but interesting gameplay mechanics.

Has something that makes it some kind of special.

After all this time, we still miss you everyday, Psygnosis/Studio Liverpool. An amazing pack for those who didn't play these games. But Sony, what we want is a new WipEout! And we don't understand where WipEout 2048's online campaign went.

A very fun title to play with friends, although in the long run it can become repetitive.

A beautiful adventure with a superb presentation, great visuals and music, but a bit thin on content.