Miasmata suggests a different, intense and exciting experience. It makes an audacious bet with content strange to many, and which may pose doubts once we know its elements. The fears can continue during the early minutes of the game when one does not have a clear idea which objective is addressed... and are cleared fast when producing "the connection" with the protagonist. As the player happens to become Robert Hughes, Miasmata will make ours the emotions and doubts of the scientist, and his goal will become our target. Bob and Joe Johnson have managed to create a title capable of changing our idea of how to beat the game, for a constant desire to know more, to go forward and solve the mystery.

Madden NFL 20 is still one of the best videogames if you want to simulate any sport but it's very clear that it needs more: more graphics, more gameplay changes, more news in its modes... X-Factor is a good new, but still insufficient to sense that gameplay is different that last year's edition.

Pokkén Tournament is an original fighting game with simple but effective and deep combat system. Has some iconic characters, but the roster could be better in variety and choices. Solid netcode and full of unlockables.

As the third installment in the series, Hell's Highway does a great job recreating the atmosphere and surroundings featuring Dutch's Operation Market Garden in the WW2. Despite the core mechanics remain untouched, this combined shooter with some sort of tactical component feels somehow repetitive over the missions, misled on the plot and definately could use a little more polish on its technical side. Overall entertaining but could be improved.

Chaos Child is an excellent visual novel that expands even more the Sci Adv universe with a suspense story that absorbs the player in the crimes of Shibuya.

A good adaptation to Nintendo Switch with graphics improvements of a game that is still fabulous.

Despite Aggelos looks like a simple clone of Wonderboy, the game has a strong personality and it’s really fun.

Minos is an excellent blend of tower defense and puzzle game with roguelite soul, allowing us to design the deadliest labyrinths of classical Greece. It works better as a puzzle game than a roguelite, with uneven progression and a somewhat sloppy narrative, but it's incredibly satisfying when our most complex creations deliver the knockout blow.

Another treat for fans of Cthulhu, Lovecraft, and puzzles. Extremely varied in its puzzles and settings, only held back by its narrative and budget.

Another year, another Assassin's Creed. This year the series takes us to another dazzling historical setting like the Victorian times, the London of the Industrial Revolution. But although the story of the twins, Jacob and Eve, has better elements than last year's Unity, it reinforces the fact that the whole series needs at least a year of two of rest and gathering new ideas. Yes, we have a grapple like Batman, and even horse vehicles, a great background scenario, a town to control and gangs of crooks to lead, along with the usual array of side-quests. But there plenty of elements that, if allowed time to polish, would have made Syndicate as big, fun and entertaining as others like AC II or Black Flag.

Superb visuals and art for a well crafted entry that focus on the action side, abandoning the RPG roots.

When we talk about gameplay and content, there's no rival to NBA 2K22, with a better defense on the court and so much improvements in every mode. The City is almost as big as every map in a sandbox... Unfortunately, the microtransactions are always there, in every move or step you take, and is a real pity in a great game like this.

A fun an interesting JRPG with tons of content and world with a life of its own -- Yo-Kai Watch sets a new universe that young fans will enjoy from the beginning to the end. Although the combat system might be a little bit of a lackluster, its story-driven gameplay offers a great deal of life lessons and a not-too-demanding adventure.

Windjammers still plays like a dream for retro players. Its core gameplay was so competitive that still holds up, being a perfect pick for fast and intense online matches. If you are into retro gaming related releases and intense online play alike, then Windjammers is a dream come true for you.

Nintendo tries to make a step forward in mobile type experiences but does not satisfy everything we could have expected after finishing the story. Gameplay mechanics are fun, but the game lacks the appeal of other puzzle-RPG games we've seen before.

Another post-apocalyptic FPS with an incredibly immersive atmosphere that shines in its audio-visual narrative. Its good gameplay in battle has some problems, like simple puzzles and poor multiplayer.

Masquerada is a good game with a beautiful art style and a fantastic original soundtrack. However, we would like to see a no linear design with non simple combat mechanics.

A bit of the same, but the good kind of same. Dragon of the North introduces a new story arc that begins in the cold lands of Tohoku, a region with several missions and bosses which build on an already great game.

256 players in the same battlefield is clearly a new step beyond what console online gaming was offering. Spectacular in its size, MAG allows at the same time a deep approach for the hardcore FPS lovers, and also an easier gameplay appealing for those more casual action gamers. The lack of any non-online mode can limit its influence, and the visuals are not over the top, but in the end, MAG achieves success delivering the closest experience to fighting on a living battlefield.

SuperEpic: The Entertainment war is an excellent critique of the videogame industry. The title is full of humor, hours of exploration and a great time beating enemies.

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.

In White March we find a quality expansion with a great attention to detail but a bit limited by its nature of being an addition to the main campaign instead of a epilogue or continuation. The highlights would be the evolution of the combat system, enemy IA, and general improvements, making PoE a even better game.

Strong narrative packed with delightful parkour and fun combat, but the open world is too traditional.

Room to Grow is a game with a very simple concept and no story, but with quite challenging puzzle development that will keep you busy for a while.

Neo Cab is best enjoyed if we forget about the limited gameplay options and focus on the plot, a tale of science fiction with thriller elements in a terrifying future.

The Sims 3 for Xbox 360 and PS3 not only has the spirit of the original one from PC, but offers the same gameplay and options. This is great news for the console owners, who will have the option of controlling the lives of their Sims: where they live, who they fall in love with, their job and their dreams for the future. Unfortunately, the control system and the loading times remind us we're not playing on a computer.

A mix of Guitar Hero and Overcooked that it's very fun with friends and a little frustrating alone. With a great soundtrack and a lot of ideas, it's a shame that sometimes it's so overloaded because confusion aside, it's a great musical game.

It's refreshing to see a game that doesn't inspire itself in any previous title but try to establish its own ways of doing things. Some aspects, like the moments travelling the space, are however a bit bland and can become boring. But overall, it's a recommendable experience.