3DRealms' return to the Build engine almost twenty years later proves they can still punch with the best of them. A masterfully crafted work of sound and fury this game never once ceases to entertain but can at times feel a little less imaginative than it could be. If only it had as much fun with itself as we had playing it.

One year later and now in its most versatile version, Oxenfree is a story worth revisiting.

Devoid of ambition but well executed, Surf World Series brings back after more of a decade the popular sport with a game that looks polished but lacks more content and more intuitive controls.

The game certainly lives up to the original iconic classic: unbridled action, multi-genre not to bore, and pointless difficulty peaks.

NBA Jam is on fire! The classic arcade basket game has returned and better and ever. The variety of game modes add much more depth to the fun and simple game we always loved in the 90s and it even includes multiplayer through Xbox Live and PSN. Incredible dunks and amazing jumps are waiting for you in their 2 vs 2 matches, you only have to say... BOOM SHAKA LAKA!

Eye of the Temple is the perfect game to feel like Indiana Jones. Traveling to a remote corner of the world, whip in hand, solving puzzles, avoiding traps, riding a wagon, balancing on the void... And all with real movement in an immovable 2x2 space. The mechanics convey the real sensation that we are moving in a much larger space, and the result is spectacular.

Kirby returns home with the continuation of his fighting saga. Simple but full of fun and at a low price. We miss being able to select more varied characters.

Poly Bridge 3 is a fun and relaxing physics-based puzzle game about building bridges, with easy execution and infinite depth if that's what we're looking for. We miss more and better tutorials, and more playable mechanics, but its entertaining proposal and its wonderful online community will offer us hundreds of hours of fun.

A great role playing game with turn based combat, free and fun. It does not reach the quality of Genshin Impact but it is close.

After Burner Climax's a very interesting title, with an outstanding graphic engine and an intense gameplay-style that arcade lovers will appreciate. Its lifespan is shorter than expected, but it's worth the money if you're looking for some quick fun. It deserves the try.

Kakimo is arguably a stunning game with its own personality and sense of joy, surprising with that pixel-art visuals. Easy to recommend for any Nintendo Switch owner as its prize is really fair, but we would have liked to have more difficulty and length in the whole adventure.

Dragon Ball Fusions is an original and different Dragon Ball game with dynamic and strategic combat system, full of playable characters and solid custom system. However, it's too repetitive if you go for 100%.

Battlefield Hardline mixes new ideas with elements of the EA DICE's series. Visceral Games and DICE have done a good job. However it's below the high expectations. The singleplayer story is interesting and it has a strong stealth component. The multiplayer adds heists and powerful modes, but not all of them at the same level.

On the track, MotoGP 23 is a great and satisfactory simulator, despite a lack of technical improvements. Unfortunaly, we miss some single player content, maybe based on a historic season, riders, etc...

Age of Empires: Definitive Edition is the perfect game for old gamers. It's a visual reborn with the same gameplay mechanics. This is good... but bad as well.

SingStar Celebration brings the classic karaoke parties to PlayLink, in which every voice is celebrated, regardless of their singing talent. No innovation, but its catchy gameplay works.

The Ramp is a pleasant surprise. As if it were a toy model, Hyperparadise seeks to transmit the pleasure of skateboarding in a simple video game with no achievements or objectives, just enjoy the ride, so that the flow of this sport runs through your veins. And it succeeds. First, because it feels like a videogame thanks to its polished mechanics. Secondly, because of the good taste in its art direction and the good design. It's a pity that there aren't more, that this haven of tranquility doesn't hold even more surprises. In the meantime, one of those that we will never tire of recommending.

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.

Dreams in the Witch House is a point and click adventure game with role-playing and survival elements, inspired by Lovecraft's short story of the same name. Its gameplay is very original, and its setting is magnificent, and it leaves us complete freedom of action to decide what we want to do at all times. Only the lack of content and few and not very brilliant puzzles keep it from being outstanding, but we are left with a different and fresh graphic adventure, highly recommended for fans of the genre and essential for lovers of Lovecraft.

Raiders of the Broken Planet is a third-person multiplayer shooter which proposes more organic game mechanics and a attractive online combat between 4 players against 1. Unarmed combat is as important as shooting.

One more time, the 11 years young Mario Vs Donkey comes back with a lemming-esque challenge that has been its signature since the first sequel on Nintendo DS. We have new elements, a return to its 2D roots, a generous quantity of levels, extras, cross-buy between 3DS and Wii U, the long-term promise of new levels made by Nintendo and a community that's already making new challenges, but the game itself takes a lot of levels to increase its difficulty, and the series trademark formula obviously needs a more intense refresh, and not just new elements here and there.

Absolver is a revolution in fighting games, adding role elements and a combat system based on Martial Arts.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is not a bad game at all. On an audiovisual level it is impressive, the movement system is a delight and as an action game it is very complete. But perhaps the most important thing is that, at the end of the day, Suicide Squad is fun.

Visually spectacular, a great beat'em up in the core, but with the wrong approach in the gameplay, victim of an almost nonexistent online and plain single player modes. Technically a good port, counting that it comes from PS3 ad 360 versions to a handheld, but the final result is far away from the excellence shown in Dark Resurrection.

Pompom is a fantastic option to enjoy at any time. A title that transports us to the first half of the 90s, with an artistic design that perfectly shows what its creator wanted, and a soundtrack that fits perfectly. Platforms and puzzles, with a multitude of mechanics, challenging final bosses and levels that we will have to repeat over and over again.

Amnesia apologizes for Rebirth and deliver us a great fourth game. The Alien Isolation 2 that we deserved and never had.

The new Syndicate is a very different game. It's a first-person shooter that offers a huge new array of gameplay posibilities, a game that should be taken into account for what it is, not for its legacy. Its ambition is huge, but it doesn't deliver all that we expected. A good game that will please fans of the genre.

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