Some shortcomings and omissions regarding its AI and overall content don't prevent The Precinct from being an excellent throwback to an older gaming era.

A familiar time travel concept, but with quite an interesting approach, Old Skies is another strong adventure in the trophy case of Wadjet Eye Games.

One of the most complete games of all time, in terms of action and storytelling, with some controversial issues in its plot.

Burden of Command is an unassuming, unapologetic, and unforgiving study of leadership within the context of World War II. It holds up a mirror in front of you and asks "what type of leader are you?" Will you be bold enough to face it and answer?

Elroy and the Aliens does not redefine the genre, but it's a very well-made, charming and complete adventure. It's a safe entertainment choice for the fans, while it would be a good suggestion for someone interested in getting involved with the enchanting world of point and click adventures for the first time.

Rosewater is an epic adventure that will be etched in your mind and heart.

Exploring Atomfall's world and investigating the mystery at its core is a real delight, but it requires several modifications and additions to reach its full potential.

Assassin's Creed: Shadows does not reinvent the wheel, nor is it the landmark game that will redefine gaming. Nevertheless, it's a worthy and well-crafted Assassin's Creed title that will certainly satisfy fans of the series, probably win over some who had left it some years ago, but will hardly convince its detractors to bother with it.

Monster Hunter Wilds is a great addition to the franchise while remaining accessible to new players. With a high learning curve it promises to keep you busy for hundreds of hours.

Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap brings a breath of fresh air that has been absent from the series in recent years. With better optimization and more content in the form of new Warmages, traps, maps and modes it could easily become one of the best entries in the series.

Avowed is not the deepest RPG of our generation, nor a game that will be remembered for its world-changing influence on the medium. Nevertheless, and despite its shortcomings, its gameplay doesn't fail to provide satisfying moments of entertainment.

Tails of Iron II: Whiskers of Winter retains its strong suites (impeccable presentation, satisfying combat) from its predecessor, but the simplistic quest design and, especially, the rote exploration have room for improvement and are holding it back from reaching its true potential.

An adventure with a quite interesting main idea, but without the ideal implementation, so that it stands out.

A really good game that unfortunately has launched in an unpolished state. If the issues get corrected, buy it without hesitation.

A cinematic masterpiece and a landmark game among European historical RPGs.

Impressive, well-crafted, content-rich, Rebirth makes good use of the legend of the classic Final Fantasy VII.

Inhuman Bondage offers a few extra elements with the arrival of Abomination and a small area, but they improve on the already very good original package. The coincidental and planned release of the free mode, Kingdoms, elevates the game to its best form yet.

Simply put, the best Call of Duty in recent memory.

A food that is equally delicious whether you reheat it or eat it cold. A title that reminds us that gaming is all about fun.

Indika is a short but powerful experience full of symbolism and philosophical quest(ion)s without being over-exhaustive.

Distilling some of the magic of the 90s, Alaloth provides an unassuming trip down the memory lane.

After Fate of Atlantis, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is perhaps the best adaptation of the beloved hero on our screens.

Antonblast comes with a glowing recommendation for all fans of 2d action - platformers. With a protagonist more rowdy than Wario, tight controls, blistering action, satisfying level variety and spectacular boss fights, what's there not to love?

Loco Motive is a game that all fans of point 'n' click adventures should play. It's satisfying in length, has sharp writing, memorable characters, an impeccable pixel-art approach and is a worthy challenge for your adventure reflexes.

The structural and technical gameplay elements of Vessel of Hatred are improved across the board and work well as redeeming features for a disastrous, hot mess campaign plot.

The Veilguard has some fun combat and exploration mechanics, but in no way do they redeem a sterilized, safe, inoffensive, fully "Netflix" and badly written version of a dark fantasy world that has little to do with the series' past.

An entertaining roguelite and an interesting new direction for the venerable series. Recommended, despite the buggy launch.

A wonderful game from Atlus, Metaphor: ReFantazio is the perfect start for a new series of high quality JRPG's.