Shin Chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is an entertaining video game that avoids complex mechanics and challenge to offer a relaxed experience, focused on collecting and simple minigames. Its visual section shines, leaving countless images of great beauty, and the charm of the anime and its characters is present. It would have benefited from more evolution compared to its predecessor, and more variety and depth of gameplay, but it is an interesting option if we are looking for a game with different “feeling” and we are fans of Shin Chan.

As fun as always, Sly Cooper returns in his biggest adventure, which, although not surprising, is completely immersive and varied. The Far West or the Middle Ages prepare a lot of levels for the thief and his friends and ancestors.

A divine game that behaves like a classical painting. Color and design in a game of jumps and nonstop action. Everything is traditional and uneventful, but everything is beautiful. El Shaddai is certainly a different product.

James Silva and Ska Studios did a good job with The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai, a very nice beat'em up without a deep storyline, but a great gameplay that remind us the classic games of the genre. This is not the "new Castle Crashers", but it's really a game that deserves an opportunity.

Echoes of Time is a useless waste of time in Wii. You better expend your money in the NDS version, because this is just a 1:1 port of the handheld that has nothing remarkable at all. We will have to wait till Crystal Bearers comes out to the scene by the end of this year.

This new chapter is a great tribute to noir films and also has a great development of the story and great puzzles. A five-hours-long perfect mix that won't disappoint Sam and Max die-hard fans.

The Next Big Thing, Pendulo Studios' latest point'n'click game is awesome. A great tribute to his second, and now a classic, big project: Hollywood Monsters. It's easier and shorter than the original one, but it delivers a fun and interesting story, with many unforgettable moments. Genre lovers should give it a try.

Five new maps and new level system. Fenix Rising has interesting content for the online modes, but its too poor with other extras with only some skins for guns and four new characters.

Don't Nod latest game is like Life is Strange but with some new additions to the dialogue system. An interesting narrative adventure, although still the same formula, and the camera mechanic doesn't stand up very well through the full game.

Road Not Taken is another great indie puzzle game, full of possibilities and clever mechanics. Spry Fox offers a new and intelligent challenge for those who love puzzle games.

Beyond the Page is a an emotional fable that focuses on narrative that proposes uninspired platforms with simple puzzles, despite some original sections. Even so, its artistic design is charming and surprising.

The Escapists 2 expands the idea of the original title and goes beyond; it packs a lot of prisons from which we can find some original and sometimes funny ways of escape. And this time, we can bring friends to the party, since it has cooperative and versus modes.

Just like inject some life into a paint, each location of this Dark Eye: Chain of Satinav is truly a work of art. It's a shame that the level of difficulty is so low in the majority of puzzles, but newcomers to the genre will be pleased. And hardcore adventurers will have their day with some clever puzzles too. A great graphic adventure that could've been a masterpiece of the genre.

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition is just what we want when we talk about "definitive edition": new graphics but classic style; technical upgrade and all the content to date (and new games mode).

Frontier's Edge has three great multiplayer maps with brilliant design, but is another poor DLC in terms of content without new weapons or burn cards.

Much more than a remake.

Warhammer 40.000 Boltgun successfully brings back the aesthetics, mechanics, and level design of the best first person shooters of the 90s, and offers a magnificent recreation of the games workshop license setting in an enjoyable video game that will delight anyone looking for a shooter with solid and satisfying gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

Marvel Rivals is a new highlight in the hero shooter genre. Its gameplay feels familiar, but it's fresh enough to invest a lot of hours with all of its beloved heroes and villains.

DuckTales offers the best platformer gameplay that existed in the late 80s. WayForward has done a flawless XXI century update to a great classic from Capcom's golden age. The game is also closer to the original animated series in a surprising way.

Shenmue is back and that's always good news. The port is not as good as it should be, and there are many flaws that make the game seem unpolished, especially in Shenmue I. But, overall, it's the same masterpiece we all love and it should be played by everyone.

Metamorphosis is the latest DLC episode for Resident Evil Revelations 2 and offers some cool elements in terms of story but overall, is not that good on the gameplay department. Also, Claire's part is insanely short.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is a worthy title on the JRPG genre and a faithful successor to the Suikoden series, offering an intriguing story with a wide and variate cast of characters alongside a extensive content resulting in plenty of hours of fun to play.

Saviorless is a 2D game with hand-drawn designs that starts off calm, focused on the same concept of Narrative. Little by little its difficulty increases and, by the time you are aware, there it is, showing its teeth, making you sweat with every jump and every blow. And you become desperate like you couldn't imagine when you started your journey. Keep going. When you get to the end you will know that all the blood, sweat and tears were worth it.

A fantastic tribute to the first plumber video game. Amazing how the battle royale touch feels like a glove. A pity that it has an expiration date and has just two game modes.

The epic world of The Dark Eye arrives ten years later to our PC. Based on a board RPG game, Drakensang features some interesting ideas that bring back to life some of the best moments of the classic. Featuring ideas from Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights franchise, the game packs a good set of rules with good-looking graphics and nice sound. At the end, it doesn't get to be a high budget production, but still gives the player great moments and great value that is worth the money.

Lego Star Wars III is just more of the same, with fewer improvements than Lego Harry Potter. But it's still fun, with many things to do, and a great sense of humour, so any Lego or Star Wars lover will have a great time with their beloved characters in this new game.

Wolverine is a great character, and he's the best there is at what he does even in videogames. This is a game full of action, blood and great visuals, with epic battles and unforgettable situations. It has its flaws, but overall, it's a good game for lovers of action-packed games.