Keeping the rhythm is hilarious in 3DS. The Emperor's Treasure knows catch with minigames but it is a little boring on the predictable story, and excessive dialogue. Good music and beautiful Paris. A great idea.

7th Dragon Ends well for his fans but does not arrive in the best way to the new potential players because a confusing story. Luckily a very good combat system keeps it interesting for everyone.

Before I Forget wants to put you in the shoes of a woman with early dementia, it wants you to live their day-to-day life. And invites you to learn through contact with the objects around you what they are looking for. It succeeds. Sunita, the protagonist, had a life she now longs for. She loved, enjoyed and immortalised moments through images. These moments are the narrative channel to tell her story. The game lasts only one hour, enough to convey a valuable message.

LawBreakers moved the old school feelings to the Hero Shooters formula. The result is an incredibly fun experience.

A flawed gem, but a gem nonetheless. Fantastic world building and stellar mission design for an ambitious and really interesting game that only needs an extra month of polish.

Shadowrun Returns is a fun game. It is solid and with enormous potential. What is being shown now is just a small part of what may be achieved and everyone knows that when the community has the necessary tools, they end up doing great things. Harebrained Schemes has managed where to draw the line between the possible and the ambitious, but seems to have behaved too conservatively and it shows with the lack of content. If those responsible and users know how to profit what has been created, we will have a game that will be worth much more. But all of this is about to happen.

This game is not a sequel, it has no more about Alan Wake or maintain its gameplay. However, it is fun and frantic, with many weapons and enemies, and some good ideas and lucidity of the engine. Recommended for new players and fans of the writer.

Put turn-based strategy, stealth and RPG elements on a shaker and mix it all to create an enjoyable experience in a post-apocaliptic world with a challenging difficulty and its own identity. That's Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, a highly rewarding game for those who embrace its mechanics.

With the PC version Bend Studios gives it their all to prove all that Days Gone could and should have been. An extremely solid port that both old and soon-to-be fans should try.

Super Mario Run is not only a great game but accessible, innovative and original in the Super Mario series; providing a lot of levels, secrets, multiplayer and a good taste for designing.

Rise of the Ronin is a very interesting Action RPG with fun and intense combat, besides a generic open world and repetitive sidequests.

Surviving Mars is a sci-fi settlement builder which becomes more enjoyable once you have understood its complex mechanics. It portrays lots of sci-fi references and its controls on PC are pretty intuitive.

A new opportunity to discover (or rediscover) a fairly entertaining title.

A crazy and colorful garden packed with a huge army of plants, defending their motherland against funny and fearsome zombies. PopCap Games feeds their successful IP with a fun 12v12 third person shooter totally recommendabe for casual audiences.

Samurai Warriors 4 becomes the best title in the franchise thanks to its playable news. The PS4 version eliminates popping, while the Vita version is well balanced.

While not as good as the first episode and with noticeable flaws to iron out, the second episode of The Wolf Among Us still shines with great characters and superb recreation of Fabletown.

WarioWare returns while maintaining its trademark quality standards, but without reaching the heights of excellence of previous entries. The addition of multiple characters with their own mechanics is a welcome addition, adding unpredictability and preventing memorising micro-games from ruining the challenge in the long run. Every run is different. However, neither the selection of microgames nor the final bosses are as brilliant as they once were, and the difficulty is noticeably reduced. The multiplayer mode is its greatest asset, multiplying the hours ad infinitum; coupled with online leaderboards. And again, it is a lesson on how to combine fun without time to think. Irreverence for flag.

Despite being based on Re:Zero series, this title ends up being pretty simple by having a very previsible story and unappealing game mechanics.

Tripware brings one of the most cruel battles in human history to our home. A fight on the streets and house by house, recreated by one of the most demanding FPS of the moment. We have never been so close to knowing what those anonymous soldiers felt. Superb game.

Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 is a great follow-up. It's overall the same game, but with new and more characters than the first game, a new online mode, and even more fun and spectacular than the previous game. CyberConnect2 did a great job recreating the Shippuden anime series on this videogame.

PlayStation Vita is a perfect console to remember the great adventures of Ratchet and Clank. Insomniac created some wonderful characters in very different planets.

A lovely survival game in a flooded rural America about finding a escape of the world with our dog.

Hero U, with its approach to RPG with more emphasis on character growing and social interactions over action, results in a unique and very enjoyable adventure capable to keep users entertained for hours and hours, despite its unpolished combat and some technical issues.

Here we are two years after we started this journey. It has been three chapters with different characters, locations and stories, but the same mechanics and universe. This time we are in this kind of buddy JRPG alchemy story with two girls that can use a friendly but deep crafting system. Quick battles, no time-limit this time and the sense that this is the end of the journey, at least of the Dusk trilogy and the series on PS3. We'll see you on PlayStation 4, Gust.

Stirring Abyss takes the Lovecraft universe to make a tactical turn-based game that it's a surprise itself. Enemies design are notable and the boss fights are very challenging, but it has problems when it tries to offer enemy variations and creative side quests.

A solid conversion of a solid game, but the three months delay can't be justified in any way. A really poor treatment for the PC gamer.

Whether it's a new beginning or a better beginning, only time will tell. This new Mass Effect tries its best to walk in Shepard's shoes on a different galaxy, but your willingness to forgive Andromeda's flaws and start anew depends on how fond you were of the original saga.

Mercenary Kings is another good indie game inspired on classic 2D shooters. Adds exploration, great multiplayer and deep customization. But lacks on repetitive mechanics and too similar level designs.