The Last Agent is another basic DLC that doesn't offer anything new to the Dead Rising gameplay. Great weapons and a good new vehicle.

Reaper of Souls is the final point of the restoration of Diablo III and it does a really fine work on it. The Act V included in the expansion is the best of the game, and the Adventure mode will transform the way we play for the better.

Towerfall has frantic, addictive and fun gameplay with an incredible local multiplayer. A game that loves the pixel and sprites age.

Tecmo at last brings us after almost a decade another piece of its cult series Deception. Blood Ties doesn't change very much of the style and mechanics after PlayStation 2's Trapt, but it does well reorganizing the controls, and puts some seriously cold-blooded, funny-to-death (literally) new trapts and devices clearly invented by a demonic version of Rube Goldberg. It is sometimes so over the top that it justifies for itself a game that still has low-res graphics and issues with the camera. But, how many times can we turn ourselves into a virtual Reaper and bring this sadistic medieval justice?

Dynasy Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends offers a hack and slash experience prepared for fans of the series with hours of contents and an interesting gameplay, but the game fails when is compared with other games in the genre. It's a simple expansion.

Very fanservice-ish, but that's the point anyway. The stealth mechanics work well enough, which is remarkable from a design viewpoint and some story connections are brilliant. A convincing way to close Bioshock Infinite.

Quotation forthcoming.

Instead of delivering a mixed experience between two different gameplay styles, Layton vs Ace Attorney feels as if Capcom and Level-5 had left something on their way to 3DS. The storyline is fun and entertaining and the old-school gameplay works just fine, but we hoped to find something beyond the classical Layton/Ace Attorney experience, that is: a brand new title with the best of both worlds.

From a serious IP with an intense history and silent main character to a bloody mix of non-stop action, zombies, hemoglobin and over the top gore-shaded visuals, Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is what it is: A non-serious festival full of brainless hack 'n slash that is not perfect, it has important shortcomings, but also that is fun and honest. After all, its Keiji Inafune signing its own Ninja Gaiden.

Another Vlambeer jewel, a game with a brilliant arcade soul, a great design and some absolutely epic moments thanks to the excellent control and huge hordes of enemies.

MGS V: Ground Zeroes starts with a revolutionary new concept: Tactical Espionage Action at its finest, redefined in a new and open world. New gameplay rules and possibilities are interesting for the old stealth dogs. A short but intense story by Hideo Kojima that stays with the characteristic premium quality is a sign of the MGS series. A great prologue to the promising Phantom Pain, but clearly overpriced by Konami.

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft is an idea as good as Magic: The Gathering was. It's very similar to Magic cards and that's great. Although it's very accessible and visual, perfect for new players and experts. Blizzard has returned to work magic.

Yoshi’s New Island brings Baby Mario at its best, taking the old-school formula to a new level of platform-gaming. It won’t be a challenge, nevertheless, for those who consider themselves as hardcore-gamers, since it’s quite easy to beat most of the final bosses we encounter from the beginning to the end of the adventure.

Pokémon Link Battle is not the greatest pokémon game ever, but it works as a good spin-off from the original franchise, delivering an entertainment experience for just a few bucks. At least the game deserves an opportunity.

Hope and despair, friendship and betrayal, Danganropa plays with those concepts in a superb way, developing a mystery visual novel full of fantastic characters and an intense plot that will glue the Vita to your hands.

Quotation forthcoming.

The first great hit in this New Generation. A frantic, addictive and fun videogame focused on online multiplayer. Great and balanced mechanics, this game is ideal to be a hero. Or Seem it.

Final Fantasy X is still an astonishing RPG, with a great battle system, dramatic story and iconic characters. FF X-2 maybe is a step down, or a change of direction, but it's still a great game since its battle system point and a curiosity that a true Final fan must try, at least once in a lifetime.

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Shadowrun: Dragonfall is a very good campaign and finally shows some of the potential that Dead Man's Switch forgot along the way. The new story offered by Harebrained Schemes does not only provide great content to the game but also opens the door to users who want to unleash their imagination. Although its overall image is blurred by its price inexplicably equal to the original content, Shadowrun Returns still is -possibly- the best adaptation of the world of Shadowrun to date.

It is an entertaining title that offers some freshness... but that will soon run out if it is not completed with new content to grant a bit more variety. An interesting option for those who love simulation and management games, with a pretty reasonable price that makes it even a more desirable offer. A must buy just if we can assume it will be updated in the future.

Obsidian completes their most well rounded project and makes the game Matt Stone and Trey Parker have worked so hard to get. Absolutely delightful for fans, full of love and detail, and blessed with fun, fast and fluid combat that doesn't feel dumbed down.

Dead Nation, one of the best downloadable games available on PS3, updates its technical section to make an appearance on PS4. Spectacular and addictive, it also manages to be an essential game on the new console.

A year after Ayesha brought us a new, more dramatic and dark kind of story, the Atelier series continues this trend with Escha & Logy, the fifteenth chapter in the Japan RPG series from GUST. The Alchemists of Dusk Sky has enough innovations to please the fans, and at the same time a familiar Atelier universe & rules feeling, beginning with the series trademark: Its crafting system, open enough to attract new public, but complex enough to please the old loyal followers. Visually precious in its own not-photorealistic style, with a great OST and two characters this time to choose, if you like Japan RPGs or Ateliers, just do yourself a favour and pick up a copy.

It´s a great classic that has took too long to arrive to PC in a optimal condition. It´s a bit outdated now, but its soul and quality are still there for anyone wanting to discover or rediscover it.

These days, when Japan RPG titles are struggling to survive against the Western RPG front, the old school feeling is more than welcome. This is what Namco Bandai has done: Looking back to a not-too-distant good old times and bringing us back one of the best Tales ever made. Add to the mix a reasonable price, a sequel and min +70, max +150 hours of quests, Overworld Maps, Cities, Dungeons and some HD anime cutscenes, and you have a good offering if you like the genre or just the Tales series.

Great weapons and good bosses, but it's another DLC that doesn't offer anything new to the Dead Rising gameplay.

A crazy and colorful garden packed with a huge army of plants, defending their motherland against funny and fearsome zombies. PopCap Games feeds their successful IP with a fun 12v12 third person shooter totally recommendabe for casual audiences.