Windjammers 2 evolves the great original formula, but comes with a severe lack of modes.

The fun gameplay makes it up for the not so inspired graphic and sound design. The game lacks the deep customisation and character evolution typical of this genre but offers gratifying hackn' slash combat instead.

Papetura seems like a handmade medium-length film that can be enjoyed by both those who watch and the one who acts. Papetura is a tribute to the art of other times, simple and intimate, focusing on the light that has made stories possible since man was able to tell them. You are welcome.

Great graphics, great gameplay style, but nothing really new that's worth the try if you're not a fan of the World Cup or if you want to use the South Africa championship to do something special with the arcade style that FIFA offers in its Wii version. It's a very interesting game lacking something useful for those who want to see a different game, or an evolved one.

Fantastic work to bring us back to the M&M IV & V era. It is not as good as the best works of New World Computing, but it´s very good on its own merits and a joy for anyone looking back to those years.

Battleborn offers an interesting approach to the MOBA and Shooter genres but remains in no man's land with respect to many of its mechanics. The co-op of the campaign and the Incursion Mode are gold, but the progression system is very artificial and the game seems less inspired compared to Borderlands.

Code Vein doesn’t make any improvements on the "soulslike" genre but as an alternative and new option to play, consolidates itself as a fun and addictive title not only by its gameplay, but also its characters design and development and the intriguing story.

Arma is a great series with a very specific public and we love it for it, but this entry would be better with a bit of evolution and lacks some important features. It is still a unique experience well worth your time if you want a very different FPS.

Poison Control offers a mix of different gameplay mechanics with an intriguing story that results in a simple but addictive title.

The epic and the story of this brilliant Capcom's ARPG are now on XBOX ONE on a remastered version that could be better, with a graphics upgrade and all his past contents. A good option for those who never played it and want a different ARPG or for those who wants to live Dragons Dogma on a New Generation console.

Unfortunately, the game on Switch has suffered censorship by Nintendo, and that’s something we can’t overlook in the final rating. It’s a sign of disrespect toward the original work and casts doubt on whether this medium can truly be regarded as a form of art.

Dustforce is a humble game to be considered for its original content, fast-paced action and its highly re-playable levels. Its early release lets us dream with another year full of great indies at low cost. Not that it can compete with the biggest of this or past years, nor intended. This game is perfect for those with little time wanting to enjoy an exciting game without being extremely simple or casual.

Overall, Case West is a good game, with a great gameplay, good visuals and an incredible cooperative play. It feels more of the same and it lacks the tension of previous entries, as it is mainly a presentation of the plot that, surely, we will see in Dead Rising 3. Highly recommended for fans of the franchise.

Still playful and dynamic, this Shantae is the lest challenging of the series, despite its formula keeps its magic.

Split/Second Velocity is a great arcade racing game, with fresh and unique ideas that gives new life to the genre. Spectacular and fast as there is no other, unfortunately its gameplay mechanics are so restricted that players can't really improve their skills, and that is not as fun as it should have been. With a deeper array of game modes and gameplay mechanics, this would have been an amazing game.

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.

MGS V: Ground Zeroes starts with a revolutionary new concept: Tactical Espionage Action at its finest, redefined in a new and open world. New gameplay rules and possibilities are interesting for the old stealth dogs. A short but intense story by Hideo Kojima that stays with the characteristic premium quality is a sign of the MGS series. A great prologue to the promising Phantom Pain, but clearly overpriced by Konami.

Prime Edition is pure Tekken, fast and exciting, with 40 fighters and 765 3D Cards. For the first time there is a Tekken online mode in a portable console.

InMomentum has fun and stellar gameplay, with excellent presentation and an attractive sci-fi setting. Just some glitches slown down the experience; a nice challenge for solo and multi-player gamers.

Medal of Honor is just a copy & paste from Infinity Ward's series, both in experience and situations; maybe it's a bit more realistic, but it isn't fun like Infinity's games. You feel like you're playing the same game, and it's not a good thing. The best: the multiplayer mode, which takes the best features from Bad Company and mixes them up with those ideas that made Modern Warfare the best online game out there.

This remake of the revolutionary driving game hasn't improved the original work. However, we get a simple arcade game with lots of personality for the PlayStation Network. Its game mechanics, the circuit design and the lack of a solid multiplayer mode -especially a split-screen one- makes it just a plain fun game.

Friendship, love and teenage rebellion, that's how Life is strange: Before the storm is, apparently less transcendental than its predecessor, but just as interesting and addictive.

An expansion that extends content, areas, weapons and powers. The Vampire Lord and Dawnguard are two sides facing a new dark frame and potential. If you play Skyrim still a lot, you'll like it.

A day at Disneyland isn't that way. Kinect gets its game maybe larger and more varied, but it isn't exciting and seems slow. Besides, the interpretation of player's movements on screen is not accurate, it isn't fast, creating many gameplay mistakes. Children may like this game a lot, if they are patient.

Much better than the first one, this sequel is a frenetic run and gun with wonderful 2D graphic style and tons of action. It might be not the longest game in the market, but you will enjoy every second of it.

No survival horror, no brilliant plot, no surprises, no Resident Evil ... However, if you like the shots and explosions, this is the biggest game of the series. It is full of content and it has many possibilities and gameplay hours, also playable with a friend.

It has adapted very well to the consoles, it's spectacular and uses the systems. It loses none of its gameplay and it is as open as ever. But many bugs, faults in the AI, a lot of popping but no multiplayer modes ruin this playable paradise. Good port, anyway.

One of the most beautiful remastered games in the PlayStation library on the PlayStation 4.