ScreamRide has good moments and fun levels, but has some issues in terms of poor visuals and too many irregular stages. However, it's sandbox mode is a good and complete editor level.

Contemplation, the second episode of Resident Evil Revelations 2, is more focused on action than exploration but, in any case, still offers something interesting to look at and some really scary sequences. If you liked the previous one, go for it.

Homeworld Remastered Collection is the perfect 4K remaster for two great classics. This HD collection gets a better graphical design, better sound production and better gameplay. The space of Kharak awaits once again.

Cities XXL is not a bad simulation, game but it is a completely unnecessary one. It may be interesting for those who didn't have the chance to play its earlier versions... Although you can also buy the game released almost three years ago and do the same thing but cheaper. The differences are not so many.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is far from being the Definitive Dragon Ball game, but right now it's the title that we need to recover some faith on the future of the franchise. It has some flaws but, sure, but the combat system is solid, the graphics look gorgeous even on PS4/Xbox One and the game has a lot of content to unlock. Finally, a Dragon Ball game that we can recommend to the fans.

The first episode of Resident Evil Revelations 2 is perfect to establish the mysteries of the game, offering a good balance of characters and solid gameplay mechanics. It's a little short, but but the game has some cool unlockable content and great replay value.

A visual masterpiece, but dragged down by some pacing problems, some questionable design decisions, and a lack of additional challenges outside of the campaign. Sill, a fun ride with some great moments.

The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 brings more magic, more fantasy, more puzzles… but… Is it better tan its predecessor? Not really, but it´s not worse, either. If you enjoyed the first game get ready for another rollercoaster of fun.

Offensive, frantic and fun. Dead or Alive 5 Last Round still is a good fighting game with some additions: two new characters, two new stages and 1080p and 60 frames per second in Next Gen hardware. The most complete version, but few new aspects compared to its predecessor.

Deathtrap has the potential to be one of the indie titles of the year. Neocore Games knows how to mix the Tower Defense genre with the A-RPG to make a unique an fantastic game that will be charmed with the lovers of this two genres.

Total War: Attila reveals itself as a worthy successor to the Total War series with many improvements and interesting new mechanics. It can be said that we have finally found the game that Rome II should have been. It's a pity that we had to wait till this new implementation to see the wishes of the fans satisfied. At least we have gained a new and exciting Era for the series such as the fall of the Roman Empire and the arrival of the Huns. Now, it's time for Europe to tremble.

Grow Home is a new little gem by Ubisoft studios. This robot is endearing, and the giant plant that arrives at its home grows with style. You will love this short experience (2-3 hours).

An intriguing strategy game. Learn the patterns, plan your escape and execute it. Nice difficulty curve and a good variety of options make a really clever game.

A sandbox game with a fascinating world that is worth of exploring, with a fantastic narrative inherited from Fallen London and lots of nice touches. However, it can be really slow, requires patience and backtracking. Not a game for everyone, but worth playing for anyone looking for something different.

EVOLVE is a great first blood in what seems like a long-term hunt for 2K and Turtle Rock. Great ideas, good execution, fun online moments and tactical team work to face the monster shine, but they are dinged by some progression decisions, AI flaws when played solo, the need or some balance adjustments, and especially a lack of more content in the release. But this won't ruin what it is definitely happy hunting after all.

Raven’s Cry has a couple of good ideas and potential to be a good pirate game but it has a lot of graphics and sound problems and a very poor combat system. A little deception for fans of the pirate’s world.

Apotheon is myth alive, it's a beautiful and wonderful indie game with very good ideas, music, characters... The ancient Greeks valued balance and harmony in their art and philosophy, and Alientrap Studios has got just that. Apotheosic.

Another great remaster for one of the most special Nintendo games. Dark, complex and challenging, the sequel to Ocarina of Time has an incredible side-quest system and this version adds some improvements like great 3D effects and better visuals.

It lacks some of the most intense moments in the first episode and at the same time it feels like a introduction, again. The story remains promising but we hope some major developments arise in the third episode.

Petroglyph has sought to make a simple, direct game... and maybe they have exceeded that. Being a good game does not add anything to make it a serious alternative to the big ones.

Life is Strange is a throwback to the classic "point and click" adventures. You can rewind time, you can decide the future, you can meet Max Calufield. But you will not play in Spanish, Japanese or German ...

A nice homage to Earthbound and so many other brilliant 16 bit-RPGs.

For almost twenty years, hundred of gamers, experts and fans have been keeping Grim Fandango at the Olympus of the playable masterpieces for a reason. Now we have it here, in the next gen, remastered but not remade, showing again why it truly is a classic and way ahead of its times since the day of its launch in the late 90s. Not perfect, but almost, exactly how the legends need to be remembered.

Blackguards 2 is an interesting continuation but doesn't demonstrate sufficient progress to be considered a proper sequel. Perhaps it would have been more appropriate as an expansion of the first game. Anyway, Daedalic Entertainment's work maintains its strengths in terms of combat and atmosphere although it has been somewhat far from solving the obvious defects in the linearity of the plot. Anyone who enjoyed the first game will enjoy this new title. If you wander Aventuria for the first time, Blackguards should be a better starting point.

Saints Row IV: Re-elected is basically the same game that we saw in 2013. Another remaster with all DLC and new Gat of out Hell add-on, more resolution but identical graphics issues. Fun and arcady, it's a good option for those who couldn't play it on PS3 or 360.

Resident Evil HD Remaster has new modern control, is more intuitive, and has all the good gameplay mechanics that we saw on the original remake. Looks great in HD, but there's nothing news in terms of content.

More items, more crafting, missions, Final Bosses, characters and costumes, but basically the same game that we played two years ago, this Atelier Ayesha Plus is certainly the definitive edition of The Alchemist of the Dusk, but it's better suited to new fans who haven't played the original yet, and die hard fans that love the lovely and sweet Ayesha Altugle.

Funk of Titans is a simple and direct platform game in firsts stages. But it's also too repetitive, with a weak level design and irregular graphics.