Imperator: Rome brings together in a single game the best ideas of the two great works of Paradox: Europa Universalis IV and Crusader Kings II.

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite will transport you to the Wizarding World without using brooms or Floo powder. There are room for things to improve but it is a good start, way better than the beginning of Pokemon go.

Our World is Ended offers an intriguing story which mixes funny moments with dramatic ones, led by a charismatic group of characters. Its soundtrack and voice acting are the other remarking points of this game.

Super Mario Maker 2 is a remarkable continuation from the original game. This new entry in the series takes the best elements of the previous one and adds a huge number of new elements, modes and styles. The creator mode is larger and deeper, the online multiplayer is just fun; but the story mode lacks on personality. Even though the game is bigger and extensive, it is definitely not the ultimate Mario Maker.

The Sinking City proposes good ideas terribly badly executed. After the initial hours we have a monotonous game which is lacking in good shooter mechanics and narrative.

Samurai Shodown is totally unique and different from other actual fighting games. Strategic, dangerous and satisfactory gameplay is its best hallmark.

Crash is back on Track with Nitro-Fueled. A nostalgic experience that the classic players are going to love and the newcomers are going to have so much fun with. Despite its flaws, it's the remake we we're waiting for.

My Friend Pedro excels at one thing: being a jaw-dropping action game that rewards creativity and thinking fast. Its world and story may fall a little bit short, but the beauty of its gameplay take the front seat in this experience and never disappoints.

Built over the base of the Yakuza franchise, Judgment brings new mechanics and redefine others to provide a title that's both fun to play and extremely interesting to follow thanks to the amazing plot, one of the best the Ryu ga Gotoku studio has ever done.

The dragon's return has not occurred with the same force as expected. Fans will have their ration of TES: Online for a while, but Elsweyr feels less than the previous two expansions.

There is potential here and some good ideas, but the games feels old-fashioned, lacks attention for detail given the source material and is technically questionable. A great opportunity that could have been way better.

Gato Roboto is another little triumph for Devolver Digital and developer doinksoft. A simple and satisfying metroidvania that keeps the best of the genre and execute it in a fun Cat-Robot space fantasy and ditches all the unnecessary backtracking these games sometimes have. What it has in charm it lacks in ambition though, and it can fall a little bit short content-wise.

Good ideas ballasted by a low budget. Because of its low price it can be given an opportunity.

Blood & Truth is the best action game available on PlayStation VR. The moments of action always maintain a high level of intensity, and the use of weapons works perfectly.

Layers of Fear 2 offers another vision of psychological horror, shining in terms of atmosphere and story, but stumbling in gameplay mechanics.

No Codes's new production is a narrative adventure that allows you to play as the AI of a space station. A wonderfully written thriller with rich storytelling and background.

Total War: Three Kingdoms is, perhaps, the franchise's most ambitious game. After a few "little-games", Creative Assembly makes "all-in" with new features and the old-good things. The key was not to replace fields but to be better in them, and we have no doubt that they have achieved this.

A Plague Tale: Innocence balances a good story (set in a dark and interesting time in history) with evolutionary gameplay that gets more complex as the game progresses. Asobo Studio has created a tale of loss and despair where we can also find the light if we fight back and do what’s necessary to survive.

Giga Wrecker does some things great, but lacks in others, though. This Game Freak's side scrolling action game uses smartly their physics-based environmental puzzles, but has some issues in a very visible way. Although they are interesting boss fights, the result is far from remarkable.

Final Fantasy XII was a great game on the PS2 and The Zodiac Age is a great remaster of that classic. The new mechanics works perfectly, visually it's still an outstanding work and the game deserves to be replayed or rediscovered by a new generation of JRPGs enthusiasts.

Grimshade has good ideas, but also many flaws, resulting in a RPG that's ultimately boring. The good music and nice backgrounds don't save it.

Close to the sun, as its name, was to close to become an interesting game with Bioshock reminiscences. But its lack of variety and a repetitive gameplay makes the game a heavy piece of interesting things which never came for a correct development. An interesting world who stays at the surface of something who could be interesting to explore a little bit more.

The broken interaction system with NPCs, that feels completely random; and the repetitive gameplay, akin to those found in the popular smartphone clickers, make Weedcraft a repetitive game that retains players not because it's fun, but because of the addictive nature of the clicker genre.

Even with all its technical problems, Days Gone offers an essential story for fans of the genre. Long and full of content, with a great graphics element and eye-catching novelties such as the motorcycle and the horde.

If you get on this Global Cold War, you can't take your number 1 position for granted. Espionage, treachery and its wide variety of game mechanics will keep you awake.

Vaporum is a well-crafted throwback that fans of the genre will surely enjoy. It doesn't do much to update a classic formula, but there is enough there to please a great group of players.

Cuphead triumphs again on Switch, thanks to an excellent graphics work and an incredible boss plot design.

Mechstermination Force hits the nail on the head gameplay-wise if you just want to spend some highly entertaining hours. It definitely lacks replay value, and the jumping and climbing leave to be desired, but overall this game is a refreshing take on the Run´n Gun formula.