Ash of Gods: Redemption holds a deep grimdark spirit in its rich lore and narrative. An intelligent combination of visual novel and roguelike.

We find few reasons to recommend Past Cure. It is quite far from what is expected of a video game: having fun with it.

Being the third and final installment on the "Mysterious" trilogy, this game offers a title which takes the best from the recent games and mix it with some features from the "Arland" trilogy, making a game which improves in graphic, playability and content.

Despite the lack of general improvements, MLB The Show 18 offers, once again, a completely personal experience for each player. This year, any player will find multiple ways for enjoying baseball, and for the rookie, a welcoming game that knows how to teach the basis of this sport.

Minit is a Zelda-like game in which you die every sixty seconds. Its design is smart, its world is ridiculous and funny, and its gameplay is pleasant.

The Raven Remastered brings to our generation an awesome point & click which will be loved by players fond of Agatha Christie.

Far Cry 5 is the best game in the series, very complete and with multiple options. Whenever you play it alone or with a friend, it will be a consistently fun experience. It's not the most innovative game, but the formula has been updated and works surprisingly well.

Assassin's Creed Rogue is a good remaster for these player who did not enjoy the first version. If you don't have the game, please, you'll have more 50 hours of fun. Check it out.

Pure Farming 2018 works as an alternative to Farming Simulator, as it offers a more accessible and diverse experience than its competitor. However, it also lacks in other aspects, including a poor visual presentation and a disappointing short amount of options.

Surviving Mars is a sci-fi settlement builder which becomes more enjoyable once you have understood its complex mechanics. It portrays lots of sci-fi references and its controls on PC are pretty intuitive.

This brand new entry to the Pokémon franchise feels fresh and captivating, but overall doesn't highlight anything in particular, making the general feeling just good and not as great as it could have been if the developer would have put more effort into its mechanics and gameplay.

DJMax Respect is highly recommended for fans of the genre and one of the hardest games we can find. Its playability is very good and it is very long, with more than 140 songs on the setlist.

Heroine Anthem Zero: Episode I is a curious game which offers an intriguing story in a fantasy world with reminiscence from Nordic mythology and adding to the mix interesting characters, a good soundtrack and a easy-to-stand playability. But it has so many flaws with respect to its graphics, sound and brief duration, even being the first of what is expected to be many other episodes to come, that in the end becomes a decent game with non-replayable content.

Wonderfully hectic, exquisitely manic, we love this little jewel of a game. It's also jam-packed with content and a marvelous soundtrack.

Cooperation with other players is essential in Sea of Thieves for any action. It doesn’t matter if you know the other players or not, Sea of Thieves is capable of creating the most fun moments that we've experienced in an online multiplayer.

A Way Out mixes the cinema and video game languages in a tale about two strangers that must break out of prison. Cooperation between these two characters and the players are essential, with a powerful dramatic sense.

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.

Kona aims to satisfy those users who do not like narrative adventures, but ends up failing in their attempt. Unfortunately the narrative goes in the same way, leaving serious plot gaps after a few hours of interest. However, just to feel the recreation of a humble Canadian rural village is worth going into it despite the visuals problems on Nintendo Switch.

Almost 20 years after the visceral Retro Helix, Hana & Rain are back in town. Fear Effect Sedna is really a sequel both in design and story, but its crowdfunding nature forces Sushee to tone down their ambitions. On the good side we have action, stealth, shootings, great puzzles, challenging Final Bosses, a few endings and nice cinematics. On the wrong side some visuals, supporting characters voices and a really lazy enemy AI. A good game that could've been better, but a Fear Effect in its core indeed.

Much better than the first one, this sequel is a frenetic run and gun with wonderful 2D graphic style and tons of action. It might be not the longest game in the market, but you will enjoy every second of it.

A really solid base for a 4X game with plenty of good ideas and a nice presentation. It´s just lacking a bit of content, especially at the endgame.

Surviving Mars is a sci-fi settlement builder which becomes more enjoyable once you have understood its complex mechanics and once you have overcome its poor controls on its PS4 version.

A magical adventure that combines several genres with success. The result is a great JRPG from Level 5, despite not reaching the excellence of the first Ni No Kuni.

TT Isle The Man is, today, the best choice for motorbike lovers. It offers a sense of realism found in few games and the recreation of the 61 kilometer circuit is the best that has been done in the world of speed simulation in recent times.

Fatshark has managed to improve most of the negative aspects of the first installment with Warhammer: Vermintide 2. The Warriors of Chaos join forces with the Skaven in one of the best cooperatives in this generation.

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.

An impressive job of a port, this is the definitive edition of the game, one that fans should definitely purchase if they liked the original. Those who did not like it, however, should continue to stay away.

Supermassive needs a break. Bravo Team wastes all the possibilities of the Aim controller and breaks the entire spell of virtual reality. What a disappointment.