Monster Jam Showdown is an effective arcade racing game with a lot of content, although it is too repetitive. Some features such as the physics could be improved. However it guarantees many hours of fun aboard the most iconic monster trucks.

Milestone needs to change or improve its engine to achieve something not just better, but also different. The usual player maybe won't find enough new content to justify this new iteration, but if you dig deeper, the game teases some features that should improve in the near future.

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Hitman: HD Trilogy is a good part of Stealth history in videogames. Blood Money is still great six years later, and Silent Assassin and Contracts have interesting gameplay elements. But, Where is Hitman: Agent 47?

Rainbow Studios has made an strange game, a particularly bizarre one. It's an intriguing game that suffers from a lack of a deeper storyline. Its graphics are enough to make this game comfortable for any kind of player who is willing to discover a new way of understanding the greatness of Nature.

Dynasy Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends offers a hack and slash experience prepared for fans of the series with hours of contents and an interesting gameplay, but the game fails when is compared with other games in the genre. It's a simple expansion.

Borderlands 2 gets packed into a "lite" version limited by the portable console more than we could have expected; graphics, AI and coop reduction included. They affect the experience drastically, blocking this PS Vita port from the glory it achieved on previous systems.

Nongünz nails the action part but it falls a bit short in general structure, getting repetitive.

A new sequel with better graphics, cuts in game modes and lack of ambition.

Firefall has a couple of good ideas. It’s a good FPS with fun moments, but the missions are repetitive and boring, the PVP isn’t very good, and the game lacks content.

Alice: Madness Returns is, overall, a good game. It has many good things, but it's a bit unpolished and rushed, kind of repetitive and lacking originality in some areas. It delivers much fun, but not as much as it should.

The kids will have fun with Fantasia: Music Evolved, another example of the Harmonix prowess. Kinect recognizes the movements well and the playlist is long.

Snack World finally comes to Europe with its latest version, fully equipped with dozens of hours of content. This is great at first glance, because if you like the game and you enjoy its mechanics, the enjoyment is just guaranteed. However, despite the well-executed multiplayer options and a huge variety of content, the overall experience comes out to be so repetitive after 20 hours or so, which is a pity as Level-5 doesn’t explore the gameplay options as much as it could have been.

An historical and important game, a must for players interested in RPG history, now presented in a more palatable form but still hard and old school.

Intimate, personal and transmits a large pack of emotions throughout its original soundtrack. Nevertheless, the narrative is irregular and its ambiguity may not be everyone's cup of tea.

Tecmo at last brings us after almost a decade another piece of its cult series Deception. Blood Ties doesn't change very much of the style and mechanics after PlayStation 2's Trapt, but it does well reorganizing the controls, and puts some seriously cold-blooded, funny-to-death (literally) new trapts and devices clearly invented by a demonic version of Rube Goldberg. It is sometimes so over the top that it justifies for itself a game that still has low-res graphics and issues with the camera. But, how many times can we turn ourselves into a virtual Reaper and bring this sadistic medieval justice?

An attractive game of puzzles and platforms that, despite its limitations, seduces through its artistic direction.

Experience Inc. delivers a great dungeon-crawler with some interesting gameplay mechanics ideas that's worth buying even though it lacks an intriguing story-line or a well-developed crew of characters. It's slightly better than Demon Gaze in some sense, but it doesn't archive the same sense of greatness.

An interesting arcade that doesn’t deserve to be forgotten.

The House of Da Vinci is a puzzle based game similar to Fireproof's The Room. Leonardo Da Vinci is missing and your destiny as his most advanced pupil is to find him. Al tough the resolution of puzzles is quite ingenious, controls and camera are very imprecise.

Nintendo tries to make a step forward in mobile type experiences but does not satisfy everything we could have expected after finishing the story. Gameplay mechanics are fun, but the game lacks the appeal of other puzzle-RPG games we've seen before.

If you're looking for a good adventure, Secret Files 2 offers almost everything that you could be wishing for. A good story, good graphics and that's all, because we're dealing with a simple but efficient point and click adventure that will satisfy anyone who usually enjoys playing with this genre.

Slap Village is a fun but simple game with a peculiar and surrealist sense of humor, but sadly is too short.

Final Fight: Double Impact offers in a single pack two arcade classics, Final Fight and Magic Sword, originally launched in 1989 and 1990 respectively. The work carried out with the conversions of both titles cannot be compared with Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, although they offer online mode and excellent graphical filters.

Miitopia is back on Nintendo Switch. New Mii customisation options, a steed and an adventure that relies on giving prominence to the characters... but not so much to the story. The work adjusts itself to the player's tastes, with plenty of options to configure trades, skills, behaviours, synergies... Despite its repetitiveness, it's a refined blend of the classic turn-based JRPG experience with Tomodachi Life, but this time adding quality of life details that result in an improved version over the Nintendo 3DS work. It's not a lazy port. The irreverence of its writing, the unexpected situations each character can come up with, and its ease of minigames make it a perfectly enjoyable title for all audiences; especially newcomers to the genre.

UltraCore has a truly amazing backstory and definitely has an audience in 2020. Although some platforming sections would have needed more time in the oven, the game is a solid run'n gun for the dedicated fans of the genre, with the appeal of an unreleased Mega Drive game.

Star Ocean: The Last Hope comes back to the reality. Now on PlayStation 4 and PC. It's a good remaster, but we have the same game ten years later with similar failures.

Ghost of a Tale is a wonderful, original and full of details fable. However, It's the first project from a novice developer. The game has bugs and some design failures that stains the experience.