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.

The classic has returned and is clearly the best way to enjoy Link’s Awakening. The mixture between the classic values ​​of the saga and the novelties defined in the playable and aesthetic, make this new iteration a video game with an unparalleled charm: and best of all, it is extremely fun.

Dying had never been so satisfying. Reventure triumphs for its originality and humor, and it does nothing more and nothing less than a hundred times.

Ancestors legacy comes to PS4 and Xbox One with the same quality within the RTS genre.However, the control is not so well adapted to be comfortable to play with a traditional pad.

eFootball PES 2020 is probably the best soccer simulator. New improvements and addition polish its excellent gameplay, but once again, Konami shows lack of ambition in terms of new modalities and relevant changes in its star modes, like Master League and MyClub.

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.

Gearbox returns with a new entry in the Borderlands saga and it's the best one yet. It has more guns, a better gunplay, a bunch of iconic characters and a great story, more planets to explore and interesting quests. Even though it has some bugs yet to be fixed, fans are going to enjoy Borderlands 3 and it's going to become a good entry in the shooter-looter genre.

Iceborne completes the path that Capcom started a year ago, but improving the overall quality through quality of life details, brand new monsters and the impressive comeback of some of the historical names that everybody wanted to face here. Excellent is the best word to define this expansion.

Gears 5 proves the value of a talented team such as The Coalition. Almost every experience through the game feels that they chose the right decision in terms of gameplay, but fails in the purpose of open world. Here we can find a multiplayer and coop experience, with horde and escape, created to be played over the long term.

At its best, this hybrid between Dark Souls and Left 4 Dead delivers a solid third person shooter experience that excels when played along with a friend or two. The dull storytelling and some questionable decisions regarding loot and the upgrade system prevent this good game become even greater.

Catherine Full Body delights us with a refreshed puzzle experience and an improved narrative.

A new opportunity to discover (or rediscover) a fairly entertaining title.

After a slasher in the woods, Supermassive take us to a ghost ship. The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan shares the same gameplay, mechanics and visuals as Until Dawn, with a shorter campaign of 4-5 hours that needs to be replayed at least two more times. The best part is the two multiplayer modes, an online coop and a local multi for 5 users. It is a shame that the visuals are so amazing but the execution so poorly sometimes, with frame drops and pop charging textures. Scary, compelling and funny, but not as good as Until Dawn was.

3DRealms' return to the Build engine almost twenty years later proves they can still punch with the best of them. A masterfully crafted work of sound and fury this game never once ceases to entertain but can at times feel a little less imaginative than it could be. If only it had as much fun with itself as we had playing it.

A correct video game with an interesting combat system, which however lacks a remarkable game design. No soul in the last JRPG by Tokyo RPG Factory.

A fun and full of action game, although short. The number of weapons is huge and the story is quite fun. A good game that finally goes beyond Japan.

There are many open-world survival games, but none of them is quite like Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. The game takes advantage of its ambitious premise and delivers an immersive and meticulous survival game that rewards experimentation and curiosity in a unique way.

Action, exploration and good storytelling. Remedy's Control is a unique experience that you will enjoy, despite their flaws. In other words: not the best of the year, but still fun.

Astral Chain is pure Platinum Games, with frantic and unique combat system, great worldbuilding and some interesting additions in term of gameplay.

Mable and the Wood is a short metroidvania game, with a good difficulty level that challenge us without being too difficult to made us quit. It could be enjoyable if they fix all the bugs that exists in the game nowadays.

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.

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.

Madden NFL 20 is still one of the best videogames if you want to simulate any sport but it's very clear that it needs more: more graphics, more gameplay changes, more news in its modes... X-Factor is a good new, but still insufficient to sense that gameplay is different that last year's edition.

Excellent graphic adventure that is inspired by the LucasArts classics and the work of Lovecraft to offer a plot full of humor and mystery.

Kill la Kill IF is an interesting title that will please mainly fans of the anime series. However, as a fighting game, it lacks playable characters and scenarios, in addition to some of its mechanics being quite confusing, which prevents this title from reaching higher levels.

A good story and an excellent way to present it, but lacking in duration and gameplay.

Nowhere Prophet combines two very different genres: TCG and roguelike, to create a hybrid experience that surprises in how organic it feels. The card-based combat has depth and weight, and adds to the game a sense or permanent loss that feels great.

Although it does a decent job at providing a few new mechanics, in the end Lovely Planet 2: April Skies doesn't quite reach the heights of its predecessor and comes with a lot less content. More of a tutorial than a sequel.