While theHunter:Call of the Wild touts itself as a hunting simulator we found it just as lovely at simulating a walk in the mountain. Although filled with technical and design problems, this is a game that provides something few others do.

A worthy indie Shoot'em Up that will be especially enjoyable for Irem fans.

Mr.Esc has done it again, and this time he's going to rescue as many people as he can in this irrisistible NDS port of the critically aclaimmed puzzle-based Exit. More than 100 levels of puzzles and platforms await to the players who have not experienced this enjoyable work from Taito.

Resident Evil Revelations 2, as a full game, offers a lot of content and has great replay value. Sadly not everything in this package is good, and some parts of the campaign are a bit boring. It's a good game but it's not at the same level as the first Revelations.

The Amazing Spiderman isn't truly 'amazing' but it is a very nice game: well done in almost every aspect but it's not particularly challenging. Very fun to play and enjoyable, but after all, it should be called "The Average Spiderman".

Samba de Amigo Party Central returns to the Nintendo Switch console maintaining its essence (perhaps too much), offering hours of fun and new game modes.

Marvel's Iron Man VR makes you feel like Tony Stark. Great moments of action that contrast with various technical problems.

Shovel Knight: Pocket Dungeon is a good puzzle game, above all. With a simple gameplay based on chaining elements of the scenario, each movement makes the board react accordingly, balancing the action with the turns in a sublime way. It surprises for how easy it is to understand its mechanics, how accessible and how addictive its formula is; but it doesn't justify its roguelite elements because of the little importance of each run's findings. A very good gateway to the genre for those who enjoy this kind of proposals, with a moderate challenge that requires a few hours to get out of this pocket dungeon. Once again, Shovel Knight shows that it has potential in genres other than classic platforming. More than recommended.

The Taiko saga comes to Nintendo Switch with a wide catalog of musical themes, consistent gameplay and mini games for more than one player. Unfortunately the delay when displaying the notes on the screen makes the product look bad.

Blasphemous is a successful mix of two landmark series which already have previous and recent masterworks in common. Visually striking and delivering some of this year´s best pixel art, its shortcomings relate to both the combat and control schemes, which somewhat overshadow some really good sense of exploration in many of ithe game´s zones. Otherwise, this is a pretty good metroidvania / souls, very enjoyable from start to finish.

Adding hardly few innovations to the series, UFC 2010 Undisputed tries to address some of last year's issues, but shows new ones, specially in the controls and in his poor game modes.

A Place Of The Unwilling approaches cosmic horror from a different, melancholic perspective. A generously-branched adventure in a city alive, yet its magic it's torn by some bugs.

Hard Reset is a visual and esthetic marvel, with a great performance and a good sense of graphic spectacle. Its combat is really good, offering a welcome back to old school FPS design and a true sense of challenge However, it's really short, ends abruptly and the story makes little sense, which is not the ideal situation to be for a pure single player game.

Rare reboots the colorful Kinect Sports with Rivals, proposing many game modes and six different sports. The new Kinect is well suited for it but not perfect and the included App KSR HUB is a really good complement for the social aspect of the game.

It's a bit sad they were not able to improve or expand the original idea. At least, this team what they call the "supershot", a special shot that is almost unstoppable. You can use it whenever you fill it playing in your own style and we find this system really interesting, as it allows to have different type of players and more variety regarding CPU players.

The console port of Sacred 2 is a great RPG, with many hours of fun. Gameplay-wise, it changes enough to adapt itself for controllers, and it offers the same depth as in the PC version. Not a game for everyone, but ideal for lovers of the genre.

WWE 2k17 has a solid combat system, great roster and new features in WWE Universe and MyCareer. However, the absence of Showcase mode and some graphics issues are incomprehensible.

Stray is a nice port of one of the most well-known indie gems of recent times. "The cat game" is friendly in its gameplay and captivating in its images and music, but not only that. His message is profound without falling into condescension, and he manages to win our hearts with humility, sincerity and truth. You never feel that you are being told a false story, but the sad chronicle of a possible future.

R.U.S.E. is a smart videogame in his genre with huge doses of tactics and interesting playability. One of the best RTSs for console gamers.

Closers is a good Action RPG with a very deep system of combos and personalization but with a very repetitive progression.

A beautiful story with an impressionist atmosphere, where the feelings of the characters have more protagonism than the playable approach of the game.

Baba Yaga repeats all what we've seen before in Rise of the Tomb Raider, but has a great final boss battle.

The characters, along with the story, are the strong point of the title, returning many of the classics we could see being a jumble of pixels in 2D so many years ago.

An expansion with lights and shadows but interesting for Guild Wars 2 players nonetheless. Too much time waiting for a content that looks hurried at some points.

It's a good survival RPG game because it has a lot of identity. Vampire mechanics are so fun and builder mode too, but you lose a lot of time farming and taking things from chests when you are building your castle or using crafting tables.

Excellent combination of deck building, action RPG and roguelike that unfortunately is not the step forward with respect to its predecessor that it should have been and retains all of the drawbacks of the first game, like the repetitive combat system with almost no depth. Besides that it is a great game worth trying if you want a different and fresh approach to RPG games full of personality.

The longest Resident Evil Revelations 2 episode to date offers a nice first half with Claire and Moira, but the rest of the game with Barry and Natalie is not especially good, if not repetitive and clearly out of ideas.

The experiences of "Butcher Bay" are superior to the new chapter in playability, level designs and possibilities of game.