A symphony of pure horror, Slender: The Arrival make its official entrance in the videogames world with an short experience very limited in the gameplay aspect, but truly scary as hell. Every single apparition of the Slender Man and its Proxy is completely unexpected, and always make us jump run trying to escape from them, but the level design is like a rollercoaster: a few really memorable moments and other very uninspired.

Batman is back in the most unlikely of his incarnations. If you love collecting LEGO studs and you are a big fan of the hero of Gotham, then you'll love this game. With two separate quests, you can play as the heroes or the villains, a huge roster of LEGO versions of great characters. Really fun, very big, but unfortunately, very similar to previous entries.

Pendragon merges narrative and roguelike in a wise way, letting the player create their story with decisions on battle. However, the narrative part is much fulfilled than the strategy part.

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.

Another treat for fans of Cthulhu, Lovecraft, and puzzles. Extremely varied in its puzzles and settings, only held back by its narrative and budget.

Dimension Drive is a well-rounded lighthearted vertical shooter that plays beautifully around the premise of constantly shifting sides in our Switch. Too bad that when you get used to this particular mechanic and you actually begin to enjoy all the game has to offer, it's over.

The great controls and superb illustrations of the characters, as well as good sound don't make it up for the dull plot and repetitive gameplay. It's a good way to get in contact with the world of Fire Emblem, but will leave players wanting the real thing instead of this watered down version.

Super Lucky’s Tale is a fun platformer game, but it's not too risky. More interesting for kids than for adults.

Dark Rose Valkyrie is a decent game with an entertaining combat system which provide stunning fights and a interesting story besides a good character design. However at some points the game depends so much in fights, for bosses and chaining to complete main missions for the main story, that the game's pace resents from it.

Loop8: Summer of Gods offers an intriguing premise with a wide cast of characters and strong social component but lacks to offer more variety in its gameplay, which results in a constant feeling of repetition.

Yoshi’s New Island brings Baby Mario at its best, taking the old-school formula to a new level of platform-gaming. It won’t be a challenge, nevertheless, for those who consider themselves as hardcore-gamers, since it’s quite easy to beat most of the final bosses we encounter from the beginning to the end of the adventure.

Highly charming and relaxing, Morphite is an inoffensive game that is best played in shorter bursts and will hardly displease anyone.

Amaterasu's Wrath is a solid metroidvania with retro pixel art that combines dual gameplay mechanics with a questionable map design.

Cities in Motion is a game about public transport attractive enough for fans of this genre but with too many limitations for those looking for a more global possibility. The game features an appropiate graphical level but certain problems in the simulation of traffic must be addressed to make it a real choice.

Vostok Inc. is a funny game where you play as Jimmy Goldmann, a true capitalist CEO. It's a good game, but it has a problem: it's so repetitive if you play seven or eight hours (or more).

Resident Evil Revelations is played better than never before on PS4 and Xbox One through a better resolution and fluency. However, some graphical limitations of the Nintendo 3DS - like some textures, illumination or foggy environments - have not been fixed.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead delivers a nice experience based on the cinematic franchise, with a great setting and a slow pace. With the priority of not making noise, it offers a surprising variety in its gameplay, despite some trial and error situations.

Majima is a great character and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth fans have plenty of reasons to give it a chance, but it's a minor, repetitive game with side quests that not reach the usual quality within the franchise.

Goku's on his best on the latest Wii adaptation of his particular story. This time we'll facing with King Piccolo in a beat 'em up that contains different platform aspects and, what's more important, very interesting gameplay mechanics that everyone will enjoy. It's not perfect, but a good choice for next Christmas.

Sony builds a bridge for people who do not play regularly to cross. Erica refines everything that's been done so far in interactive cinema and triggers its possibilities for the near future. The story of Erica is not at all exceptional, but the way we interact with it is several positions above everything we had seen so far.

If you can manage to endure the first terrible hours and the poor technical performance, you will find an interesting RPG, with some problems of pace and puzzling decisions, but full of good ideas and intriguing designs.

Samurai Warriors 3 comes exclusively to Wii in a game that maintains the strengths and weaknesses of previous installments of the franchise. If you like this kind of game, it will go big. If not, there is nothing new under the sun.

Using the time in combat in a way we´ve seen before very few times -or never-, Lysfanga is able to surprise when it´s time to fight. However, there's little more, despite its beautiful environments and profound lore.

Decarnation is a narrative adventure that knows how to explore delicate topics such as depression and unhappiness.

The Crow's Eye is a first person adventure of puzzles and platforms with psychological terror elements. Developed by the independent Spanish study: 3D2 Entertainment, we are transported to the mysterious University of Crowswood, where we break through a series of tests and discover an interesting and disturbing history.

This version of Impact Winter corrects the technical flaws of the PC launch. An enjoyable survival experience, but one that forgets the emotional aspect.

It's not the best action-RPG out there, but it's fun and enjoyable. It lacks depth and customization, and it has enough bugs to spoil the fun, but overall it's an interesting experience. Recommended especially for newcomers to the genre.

The Nintendo 3DS version of F1 2011 delivers a good game for fans of the competition. It has some aspects that need to be polished, but overall is a good experience and a great way of enjoying F1 on a handheld system.