Robinson is a beautiful game but also an expensive and short experience. Full of life but there is a more than reasonable lack of interaction. Still a good game and experience in VR.

A JRPG that combines classic concept with original decisions, but that remains in the shadow of the greats of Nintendo 3DS.

Zipper Interactive returns to the development of its franchise in order to let us forget about Confrontation. SOCOM: Special Forces offer two different mechanics, tactics, giving orders to the members of our team, and stealth, using the korean soldier "45". A solid gameplay is followed by an amazing multiplayer mode that includes cooperative missions and lots of options for customization of the competitive modes. We wished Zipper Interactive had pushed a little bit more to reach the level of other PS3 exclusives like Uncharted or Killzone, but it is still a very unique and action packed experience.

Blowout Blast is as fun as it is simple. It's also as charming as it is easy, but it has a nice difficulty curve if you go for the best trophies. The last Kirby on 3DS is far from the possibilities of full-fledged games like Triple Deluxe or Planet Robobot, but as an eShop entry to play in little bursts, it gets the job done.

Wartile presents a beautiful, strategic concept not only with action figures, but also convincing gameplay mechanics and a good progression system. Unfortunately, its nordic ambience deserves a more important narrative and engaging characters, and it lacks both.

PlayStation VR Worlds is the best way to try every little aspect of the PlayStation VR headset. London Heist and Scavengers Odyssey are both amazing experiences to play however they are both very short and they had a lot of potential to be a full game. A very immersive title full of surprises but a bit too expensive to begin with Virtual Reality.

The Saboteur is another victim of the hype fever that nowadays some titles in development use to suffer. The historical context is very appealing, aesthetics and artistic production are well worked and it's a hooking story. It's even an attractive proposal to mix different genres to create a personal style, but fails to make a fully enjoyable adventure.

Dead Island Definitive Edition improves some visual elements, and offers 40 hours of Action, RPG and Open World experience. But Riptide is still a poor and repetitive sequel.

Two absolute classics in a bare-bones edition.

Quotation forthcoming.

Warriors Orochi 4 is some kind of dream team in musou games, but has too repetitive mechanics and lack of news in it's formula.

Guybrush Threepwood is back with an entire new chapter of Tales of Monkey Island. Just more of the same stuff we saw in the previous chapter but now with new islands to visit. Good jokes, funny situations and interesting puzzles, but still far from the quality of the Sam & Max games.

Several years have passed since the last Silent Hill game for home consoles, but the franchise is still scary as hell. The new gameplay is great, and it is faithful to the spirit of the series, but it's extremely simple and not as deep as previous entries. Also, it's not a great game on the technical side. Good game, but it could have been better.

Disc Jam isn't Windjammers, has no single mode games and graphic issues, but it's free in PS Plus service, its fun with friends and it's addictive.

Despite its long development, MagnaCarta 2 has many flaws. It's not original, it lacks an ideal gameplay, and it relies on several features that are not so great. But, in the end, it can be an enjoyable experience, not a deep one, but an interesting one.

Delicious. A minor title in Kirby's saga, but a worthy and fun one.

Superb ambienceand outstanding music elevates a well crafted story in this relentlessness and somewhat unbalanced space manager game.

Metal Slug XX is so much fun that you can forget its main issues. It's a short game, it has almost no new features and it lacks depth at every level. But it's sheer fun, with great replay value and one of the best coops out there.

House of the Dead 4 demonstrates that the classic formula of FPS games on rails is still really fun. The format of downloable content fits perfectly this genre for the amount of content, making the price really attractive. The PS3 port works well, with nice HD graphics and greatly adapted to use Move as the input controller. If you are an arcade lover, this game is for you.

Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed is a good example of how a remake should be made from a game that has aged well despite the peculiarities of its time, both in terms of mechanics and narrative. An interesting return to the past that seems even more attractive thanks to its reduced price.

Mafia the Old Country is an enjoyable cinematic game with great characters and story, but gameplay feels to as old as the Old Country.

Empire of the Ants is a simple but enjoyable RTS with a unique setting that pushes the way you dig in the game.

Godstrike is a great option for all those players looking for a challenge. A game that from the first moment shows us that it will require our time, skill and patience, capturing that arcade spirit that is reflected in this continuous boss rush.

Not only does Pang Adventures refresh the decades-old formula. It also incorporates a huge array of new items and ball types, attracting veterans and newcomers alike. The level design enhances the new gameplay ideas, but the graphics and sound leave much to be desired, in a world with visually impressive 2D games.

Brink tries to present many good ideas, but it falls short and, in the end, it's just the same gameplay mechanics we've seen many times. The SMART system is not as dynamic as it should be; the game modes are all the same; the feeling, overall, is that we have a fun and interesting multiplayer game (even in its Campaign mode), but users are left without new emotions. Many customization options that, in the end, are nothing new.

Crysis Remastered Trilogy is a remarkable remastered experience, specially on consoles, although the passing of the years is felt in gameplay and controls, particularly in the first one. A bet for fans of the genre who already played them in the past or for those who want to discover an iconic saga.

Starts as the best Pang clone ever, but some of the mechanics borrowed from the arcade games that Juanito pays tribute to, just leave to be desired when it comes to how they were incorporated. Fun and fast, just not as good as the very first levels promised.

Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is an interesting choice for Pokémon fans, but not live up the Dragon Quest Joker hype.