Incredibly complex, deep and challenging, Into the Breach is a title that begs to be played and experienced by any individual even slightly into turn-based strategy. An instant classic that won't be easily forgotten.

A funny game, but more puzzle than tactical and too short and simple for its own good.

Although limited somewhat, All Walls Must Fall is a deftly created turn-based-but-rythm-based-too affair that delights and enthralls. For as long as it lasts, at least.

This first jungle adventure for The Sims 4 is not as fun as it should be, especially for the lack of new content.

Despite the absence of such beloved fighters as Hwoarang and the simplicity of the story mode, Tekken Mobile is a spin-off with enough charisma to satisfy all those who seek a fight anywhere, anytime.

Metal Gear Survive has good control and a fun crafting system. However, the game is repetitive and the saving system is a harmful (food/drink as well).

Age of Empires: Definitive Edition is the perfect game for old gamers. It's a visual reborn with the same gameplay mechanics. This is good... but bad as well.

Rust goes where no other survival game has and provides an incredibly threatening experience that, like a car accident, is equal parts horrifying and mystifying.

Sleepless manages to create an overwhelming adventure of survival where science fiction puts the predominant note together an excessive -and successful- difficulty. Negative point is that mechanics are repeated over and over again and much of the impact caused by the first beats is lost. A second part with these additions can give us a memorable game.

A flawed gem, but a gem nonetheless. Fantastic world building and stellar mission design for an ambitious and really interesting game that only needs an extra month of polish.

Florence's costumbrist love story touched us and surprised us. Its proposal is direct and effective. Its realization, in mechanics, drawing and sound, doesn't have objections. And each hint of colour, each musical note, helped us to see the credits with tears in our eyes.

This brand new version makes that hidden gem slightly better than the original; a perfect opportunity to meet one of the best handheld RPG of the last decade packaged with more content and improved ways to play it.

In co-op or solo, Wulverblade is a solid and satisfying beat'em up that gives you everything the classic genre has to offer, but lacks any meaningful twists to take the formula out of its comfort zone.

Square Enix loses the opportunity to create a remake at the height of the original title with a poor technical and visual section.

A beautiful world filled with many different kinds of characters and enemies in an enjoyable dungeon crawler. The combat system is too rough and the story is not as interesting as others. However, it's quite interesting how the characters evolve their attributes just by eating food.

Fe is an original platform adventure with touches of "metroidvania" about a forest filled with natural life. The player controls a fox that learns to talk with other species in order to stop the "Silent Ones". Fe recalls impressionism games like Journey or Shadow of the Colossus thanks to its poetic audiovisuals and its story.

A good expansion with some transformative features and plenty of good ideas (even if some of them don't land exactly on their feet). Not a revolution but a placid evolution of a great base game.

Bayonetta 1+2 is one of the best hack and slash compilation in terms of gameplay and looks fantastic in handheld mode. However, it isn't polished in dock mode with only 720p and excessive jaggies.

Crossing Souls brings back all the 80s nostalgia, not just in its pixel art, but in its gameplay, merging platforms and beat'em up genre in this action RPG. This teenage adventure is full of fun references to pop culture, while having a dark twist in its main plot.

Dynasty Warriors 9 is the most ambitious title of the Musou series. For the first time, an open-world mechanics are embraced, which proves to be a success. If you never tried a Musou, now is the time.

Although excellent for a debut title, Dandara fails to reach its potential, instead lingering ever close. A fairly good game.

UFC 3 is a good game with fixed features. The new grappling system is really fun and the game now is focused at the simulation. See you Arcade System.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia is a solid experience for fans, but lacks on game modes and some of its ideas are not remarkably executed. It is correct both visually and in gameplay term though. Recommended for fans, a good entry to the franchise.

This title improves where it predecessor failed, including new game modes that teach the fundamental mechanics and movements to learn to play and improving playability with new techniques making the title quite accessible from newbies to veterans. With four new characters, reaching 20 in total, and quite extras and game modes to play, this title becomes an interesting option in the genre.

Dragon Quest Builders for Switch is still as fun as ever, with the option to play on TV or anywhere, which is a truly rewarding experience.

An incredible journey onto the depths of the sea, Subnautica keeps surprising the player with its breadth of options and incredible gameplay. Highly recommended.

A great fighting game with a good technical work but with a lack of game modes.

Celeste is one of the best 2D platformers in recent years. Challenging, beautiful and full of content. Prepare to die.