Hellblade Senua's Sacrifice is a unique and special proposal whose core is in the treatment of psychosis and its masterful recreation. Set in the Viking era with interesting mythological stories and legends. The graphics are more than remarkable and the sound effects and music are excellent, recreating the voices that the protagonist listens to in his head. Playability is based on the combination of puzzles based on illusions and perspective, in addition to various challenging combat sequences that will not make things easy for us. It's not a game for everyone, but it will please and amaze those willing to live a different story and to delve into the deepest darkness that can harbor a sick mind.

Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 has 4 good games for hardcore fans. These are not the best entries in the series, but they are still interesting options and fun to play. It's a pity they didn't do a collection with all of the 10 games, that would have been awesome.

Sine Mora EX is a great way to revisit an outstanding shoot em up. The time mechanics still provide a lot of fun, and the amount of content is more than fair. It also looks better than ever, but the new modes and multiplayer options leave much to be desired.

The Lion's Song is an episodic graphical adventure of point and click without puzzles but with conversational decisions that will transport us to the Vienna of the early twentieth century to take us through three main stories full of art. Adult and complex plans that deal with the capacity for self-improvement, to fulfill goals and dreams and to overcome barriers to achieve what we are most passionate about. Simple gameplay and graphic style using pixels that will surprise us pleasantly, seasoned with sound effects and very remarkable music.

In spite of its high price and short duration, it is a narrative experience more than recommended for all the lovers of the genre and those who enjoyed the previous title from Fullbright: Gone Home.

The parody and the hilarious sense of humour are the keys to Miitopia, a "RPG - sim life" without deep mechanics and a bit repetitive.

Another solid chapter on William's new adventure, Defiant Honor captures the cruelty of war while bringing more of the excellent Nioh gameplay. It also ends soon enough, so it leaves us already wanting the third and final DLC.

Pyre is Supergiant’s best work to date. A perfect mix of shocking writing, a memorable cast of characters and fantasy and balanced sport gameplay.

Dr. Kawashima returns to Europe after a long trip abroad, and it's been worth waiting as this new entry in the series is utterly good in its purpose, but is really conservative. 30 minigames and a new focus, perfect for this 3DS final life cicle.

Marvel Heroes Omega counts as main claim of the great treatment of the Marvel universe, but the business model and content must improve to live up to the addictive gameplay of the title.

Beautiful and dangerous, the world of Sundered is one worth exploring if you don't mind certain repetition. You are going to die a lot, and run around ever-changing caves over and over. But every time you do it, you'll get better, and the combat will also get more fun with every new ability.

This action packed Syndicate-esque Tokyo 42 features lots of fun when the game plays right and lots of frustration when it doesn't. If you can withstand the randomness of its combat you are sure to enjoy the beautiful views of this colourful stylish cyberpunk shooter.

Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is a fun, friendly and visually stimulating sandbox with a world that invites you to relax and have fun. But the lack of variety in the chores to do, through simplistic and not very deep mechanics, ultimately affects the game in a negative way.

Drifting Lands looks like the classic bullet hell in terms of control and sensations, although it adds personalization and leveling elements that give it its own personality. However, the result is not as good as it should be, becoming repetitive and offering an improvable level design. Even so, fans of the genre will be able to take a look without fear.

The End is Nigh is a complete success. Not only does it bring back memories of Super Meat Boy but it also speaks a new language. Outrageous replay value, precise controls and impressive level design deliver a new platforming masterpiece from McMillen and Glaiel.

An enjoyable game that, however, lacks the ambition of other Nintendo titles in portable format. Fun and varied, although its slight difficulty affects the whole experience.

Saucer-Like is a typical point and click adventure, but with a great story that has a lot of subtexts to discover. The amazing artistic style strengthens the story and, overall, is a very enjoyable experience.

Plague Road is a mixture between the roguelike genre and the classic Japanese RPG. Although the mechanics works in a nice way, even the innovative ones, is hardly understandable why the developers decided not to give any reward after victory in combat.

Accel World vs Sword Art Online uses the base from “Sword Art Online: Lost Song” with an upgrade in both graphics and some playability aspects. It’s not revolutionary but the combination from this with the amount of characters from both series makes this an interesting title which will be a nice option to their fans.

I and me is a nice puzzle game for the whole family. Simple, nice to see and with good music. Unfortunately it is very easy and can get boring.

Micro Machines World Series has an appealing finish for all fans and is a recommended option for multiplayer, but its online approach and the somewhat short track and vehicle cast leave a less sweet flavor than expected at first.

Delicious insanity turned into a video game. The mysterious history of Flamingo's Creek filled with strange inhabitants embraces multiple genres that will make you hook the player.

Splatoon 2 is arguably the best entry in a multiplayer game from Nintendo. The game does everything better than the original Splatoon, although at first glance it could seem the same. Salmon Run and Hero Mode are just honey in the overall; it is excellent in its conception.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind surprises in his quest to enhance the solo experience, but after completing the main adventure few incentives remain to continue in his world.

Blowout Blast is as fun as it is simple. It's also as charming as it is easy, but it has a nice difficulty curve if you go for the best trophies. The last Kirby on 3DS is far from the possibilities of full-fledged games like Triple Deluxe or Planet Robobot, but as an eShop entry to play in little bursts, it gets the job done.

Cars 3 is arguably the best videogame of the franchise and one of the most remakarble Disney Games of the last years. A solid racing game with its own ideas and a good presentation overall. The gameplay is fun and is able to convince both adults and children. Some issues with the frame rate remain, though.

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.

A touching graphic adventure in which, thanks to our hungry curiosity, we must discover the mystery surrounding Sam, whose phone we have found.