Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers is by far the best entry in the Dillon's franchise, with many new features that try to justify the full retail price. Sadly, despite the various new mechanics introduced, the main issue with the previous entries hasn't been fixed: the gameplay can be too repetitive.

Moonlighter offers two types of gameplay in the same game and does it in an excellent way. Beautiful and with many details where a great soundtrack accompanies him. A difficult game with an excellent duration.

30th Anniversary Collection is an great tribute to the best fighting franchise in the nineties. Solid netcode, good secrets, extras and gameplay that are still fine.

Despite its horrific initial learning curve, we managed to delve into Conan Exiles to find a super capable survival experience, and we found ourselves investing way more hours than we initially thought we would. With some more polishing and a friendlier entry point for users new to the genre, this Funcom game could become something much much better.

The interest within the argument in this second episode, Hide and Seek, descends in comparison to the first one. The weight of the story relies more in the puzzles and riddles than in the really interesting part of the game: the historical and distinguished guests.

Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2 rescues the ten games of the classic Mega Man, with a good graphic adaptation to current screens and abundant extra material. A great opportunity to enjoy these great titles while we await the arrival of Mega Man 11.

A beautiful and well written game that happens to be a bit repetitive.

Dark Souls: Remastered proves the original Dark Souls to be a pretty solid experience even seven years later. This remaster of FromSoftware's 2011 title includes few but necessary enhancements, like 4K support and, at last, solid 60 FPS gameplay.

Living the life of an android is what David Cage and Quantic Dream offer us in their new game. Detroit Become Human is an emotional experience from beginning to end, a journey with three humanoid robots in a playable story-oriented narrative experience in the tradition of Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls. Yes, maybe the gameplay is different, it's not the usual fare, but the depth and consequences of our reactions make the gameplay feel organic in every action, reaction and decision we make, not just a 'you chose well/you chose poorly' thing. Visually a spectacle, the best thing in Detroit: Become Human is not what we play, but what we feel.

An air-combat roguelike with lots of frantic action. Many game modes which add freshness to the gameplay and renovates interest in the player.

A charming audiovisual experience, supported by a rich playable system despite having some shortcomings.

SpaceCan takes a risk trying to make a good rogelike given the latest indie releases level during last year. However, Juicy Realm is good enough to get engaged for a weekend, even though does not provide a huge amount of content.

Death Road to Canada is a blast for short runs and a great combination of genres like survival-horror or RPG. As a roguelite, each game is unpredictable, sometimes even too much. It is possible that its extreme randomness doesn't like to every player, but Death Road to Canada is a guaranteed purchase for roguelite fans.

State of Decay 2 barely takes advantage of the great potential that its predecessor left back in 2013. What we have found almost five years later is practically the same experience, renewed with minor adjustments and with the presence of the cooperative online features.

A good game within Total War saga. Diplomacy is the new (big) feature. If you want to win a battle without fighting, you have one chance in this game.

Trailblazers is a very original proposal with a fairly classic appearance. The use of paint gives the game a very fun strategic component, especially for multiplayer games.

City of Brass is a fun and beautiful first-person roguelite inspired by One Thousand and One Nights. However, it becomes repetitive too early and does not offer any hook to keep playing after a few hours. Although it is entertaining, it does not give reasons to come back to its cursed city.

This version is actually the best in the series, improving what we saw on Wii U and taking the huge amount of content from 3DS. Despite its flaws, Hyrule Warriors continues feeling as a mandatory visit for every Zelda fan; especially with the Switch version resolution when playing on TV.

Farhome has an extremely good ideas, but it's problems in terms of bugs and pad sensitivity worsen the global experience.

Steredenn´s greatest triumph is how it blends modern and old costumes. Roguelike and extremely classic shoot em up embrace successfully in a dream come true for many retro gamers: an old arcade game that´s new each time you play it.

Empires Apart moves in the classic schemes of the RTS, but the novelties it presents are scarce 25 years after Dune II established the keys of the genre, to which it remains excessively faithful. It looses in the individual mode, weighed down by a deficient AI and the absence of campaign and it is shown to be funny and innovative in the multiplayer, to which clearly it is oriented.

Australian developer Big Ant Studios double faults on its opening serve regarding tennis game developing; while we can appreciate the effort, AO Tennis lacks the level of polish, depth, variety and fun we'd been hoping for so long now. It's just another break opportunity lost miserably.

A sequel that does almost everything better than the original game. You could hardly ask for anything else.

A good example to show there are not too-old formulas, just wrong approaches to reignite them. Taking the base of D&D Arcade and introducing plenty of RPG and Hack'n Slash elements, Vanillaware has made its finest game.

The ideas of Light Fall are unique. However, they are underutilized and the gameplay becomes repetitive too soon. Light Fall is a fun and beautiful 2D platformer, but also a bunch of undeveloped ideas and a too short experience. Only recommended for fans of the genre and speedrunners.

A solid multiplayer experience with some interesting ideas, but with a severe lack of content at the moment.

The new South Park game is amazing. It's story is one step behind The Stick of Truth, but overall, the game is fun, entertaining, with a lot of things to do and with a great sense of humour. A must-have for South Park lovers in general.

The second entry on this series offers an improved gameplay with new story and characters, which results in an interesting title to play and to follow its story.