Anoxemia stays true to what it promises and offers us an acceptable game without pretensions. Some players may like it, especially those seeking for an adventure in the dark depths of the seabed.

Need for Speed ​​Payback is a good arcade game that moves the action and speed of Hollywood movies to the videogame, adding to challenge of urban bands and five clearly differentiated driving styles with totally customizable cars and a small open world. Enjoys very good ideas and gives us a well-rounded game, but it lacks a bit of genius to make it essential.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III offers an experience with lights and shadows. While the campaign mode and zombies claudicate in a decaffeinated experience and far from the heights of excellence of other deliveries, the multiplayer mode manages to tow the negative aspects of the game, offering a fun experience that will entertain us for hundreds of hours.

There are things about Wanted: Dead that I really liked and others that really annoyed me. With technical tweaks and quality of life improvements it can become a very enjoyable game that seeks a niche of players who missed certain transgressive, immature and fun-seeking games from a few years ago.

Siegecraft Commander meets our expectations being a quite entertaining game, however, it's campaign was very plain and further it seems like the game lacks the multiplayer mode.

The remastered version of Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water offers improved visual effects, additional costumes and a new photo mode that is quite deep. The problem is that in everything else the game fails. Although its initial premise is very intriguing, the game fails to develop its plot at a good pace. There is too much repetition in many of its main mechanics. All in all, the fact that the franchise has returned to Xbox after fifteen years is a merit.

The Town of Light is more than a a game, it is a sentimental experience based on true facts.

Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover Island is inspired by the classic 90's platform games, but it has a very simple gameplay and short duration.

Crackdown 3 is a great sequel. Basically is the same as the original 2007 Crackdown, with more enemies, a bigger city and 4K resolution, but the core is still the same, with mechanics problems and a multiplayer which is only a means to justify the ''cloud computing power'' that we saw on the game reveal. Great if you have Game Pass.

Crysis Remastered is a game that will leave no mark on its players. This edition tries to remaster the classic 2007 game with a horrendous result.

Feist is a short length game that, combining puzzles, presents a complicated challenge despite its simple mechanics. The different levels are full of painstakingly made art and excellent music. It’s a minimalistic game that succeeds in entertaining.

Cars 3: Driven to Win offers us six game modes with 21 vehicles to choose from. Fails technically but excels in fun.

Matchpoint: Tennis Championships is a good tennis game accessible to all audiences, although it lacks depth, difficulty and a closer perspective to the simulation to reach greatness.

Skater XL is a good attempt to recover this genre, but this is it, an attempt. It tries to put some realism in the gameplay, but isn't enough. The lack of content and game modes, the insufficient graphic quality, play against it. Maybe, for these people who wants something now, could be enough, but it's far from being a game that these people deserve.

If you are looking for a new open world game to explore with an innovative but clunky combat system, and you have a high-end computer to get around the technical problems, Forspoken might be the game for you. However, you'd better not have high expectations regarding its story or dialogues, because at best they are not great, and at worst, you will even think about doing the unthinkable: skip the cinematics.

Despite it being a very original proposal, it’s hard to recommend a game like I am Bread due to its horrible gameplay, and its simple approach that will bore us very quickly.

On the technical side, Those Who Remain is a disaster. An unplayable game that must be updated as soon as possible to enjoy it at all. In the other hand, we find a proposal that does not create anything, but proves to be interesting

The Church in The Darkness is a missed opportunity for Paranoid Productions team. Despite it’s interesting story and oppressive atmosphere, the gameplay is not as smooth as it could have been.

Tennis World Tour 2 has changed the formula of the fist game, going somewhat more realistic, and it feels better. But it couldn't be enough. Graphics or the lack of game modes are below the rest of the concept. In the same way, some options, like cards, doesn't feel accurate, or valid, when it is trying to be more realistic. It could be enough for now, but the fans of tennis still remember games like Top Spin or Virtua Tennis, as the best games in this discipline. Maybe they deserve something better, perhaps for the next time.

Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions is a fairly simple fighting game that does things well to give you an entertaining but not overly deep experience. The combat falls somewhere between being arcade and more traditional, staying more on the arcade side. The narrative in the game is full of Rocky references and important moments but they are only in the background. It is missed that the decision had been made to make this title more arcade and take advantage of the advantages this gave it to make it more epic.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a good comeback for the saga, and leaving us with a fun game for fans and casuals. Much more arcade than any of its predecessors, a well-polished cartoon look and an entertaining combat make WWE 2K Battlegrounds a game you will want to try if you like fighting games.

King Arts Games has done a great job taking Markus Heitz’s ‘The Dwarves’ into the videogame form, providing us with a very original title that will give us a lot of game hours, where its charismatic characters stand out. If you want something different, maybe this mixture of strategy and action in real time is what you are looking for, despite of its questionable performance on Xbox One.

Werewolf: The Apocalypse- Earthblood is an entertaining enjoyable game. Cyanide Studio brings us a new tale of werewolves, letting us enjoy combats and the Crinos habilities. Despite not being the best of Cyanide's games, and its technical issues, it's an enjoyable and fun game.

Asterix & Obélix Slap Them All! It stays at half throttle and does not get what it is looking for.

Micro Machines World Series is a fun game. There is no doubt about it. The game has a Battle Mode that will give us quite good moments and a local multiplayer perfect for summer. It has few vehicles and we miss a necessary campaign mode, but comes at a reduced price and nostalgia also plays its role.

Despite being a more ambitious project than its predecessors, Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is a product that verges on mediocrity. Both its open world and its concept of freedom that allows us to face the game’s missions blurs due to poor technical performance and an implausible script.

RWBY: Grimm Eclipse is an enjoyable hack ‘n’ slash game recommended for all the genre’s fans, although it’s a short game swept along by its indie roots as it hasn’t the necessary resources to offer the fans all that we would want.

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown is a driving game that might serve if you’re looking for something new. However, server errors, mechanical driving, poorly planned progression, rather poor performance, and technical issues turn this promise into a big lie. Car enthusiasts may enjoy it, as long as they don’t look at other games that are available. And it’s because everyone can find cheaper alternatives that are more faithful to what this game should have been.

Necromunda: Hired Gun is a game for those who enjoy action, with brutal and bloody combat, as well as confrontations that always make you feel satisfied. The mix between sets, with amazing art and design, verticality and gunplay can work really well and be really fun. Unfortunately, his mistakes take their toll and ruin a game that in design and proposal had a lot of potential.

Rugby 18 is a great rugby game, developed for all rugby's fans but could be a rude videogame for all the players who don't know the rules because it's a fussy game. If you love rugby, this is the best game ever.

Funko Fusion is a first approach of the popular franchise of figures to video games that falls a little halfway in everything. Playably it works, but the repetitiveness of its missions in each and every one of the worlds causes us to think about quitting the game, despite the number of franchises it pays homage to.

Valkyria Revolution offers a complex story that will capture us. Despite its new combat style, lack of translation and long scenes, Valkyria Revolution brings us a story and settings that are well-executed. It's a title that deserves to be played.

GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition brings all the fun of the classic games of the series that has always seen its career rise. However, it shows a hard fall with this remaster due to a lack of work in its execution.

Redfall is that kind of game that gets you into the action with your friends. It's super fun, especially when you join a team of four, and are tasked with fighting hordes of vampires to save survivors and meet haven objectives. But that's not all, what really takes this game to another level are the character enhancement mechanics and dynamic agility of movement.

Dead Effect 2 offers us a frenetic space shooter were we’ll have to fight hordes of zombies while we find out that problem’s reason. With some evident issues in its mechanics and the graphic aspects, this adventure will give us hours of entertainment if we achieve to get used to its rough controls.

Dynasty Warriors 9 has launched with a fully renewed proposal. This game is something fresh, but the change may be too significant for those looking for an old school hack'n slash game. On the technical side the game could've been much better, but it offers a gorgeous map to explore. Dynasty Warriors 9 delivers in offering many hours of play, thanks to its campaign which is full of action and a variety of situations.

DayZ is a game of constrast: you love it or you hate it, there is no middle ground. Bohemia Interactive have managed to improve the game, but they haven't in other aspects, especially in the technical part. However, as a survival game DayZ is extremely tense, exciting and hard. Playing with friends improve the experience, but is enjoyable standalone as well.

Taxi Life fails in almost everything. The performance is very poor, the AI hinders the gameplay and the recreation of Barcelona falls very short. The Game needs time and a lot of work to become what it should have been.

Bit Dungeon is a roguelike action RPG that gives infinite possibilities to face all type of pixel enemies. It could be a very difficult game because of the permanent death but allows replaying as much as the user wants to have fun with this game. Fun that achieves thanks to the variety of weapons and equipment and also a random level creation.

Bright Memory is a title with a very solid and fun gameplay but its rushed pace, technical problems and confusing setting make it a rather mediocre title. Keeping an eye on what Bright Memory: Infinite has to offer, this first episode falls short in every way.

Warhammer Quest is the most similar to a dungeon adventure board game that we can find on a videogame. Squares, multiple enemies, procedural dungeons and random events. Adventure board games lovers will enjoy it for sure.

Terminator Resistance is an old-fashioned game that doesn't take advantage of the Terminator license properly. Still, its story, music and sound effects will serve to bring a smile to the fans of the famous franchise.

Kholat is a horror adventure in first person that sins in its frame rate but that is very immersive thanks to the sound section.

Shaq Fu is a classic beat'em up game, that offers good variety of movements and action, counting with Shaquille as main character. Despite this, the gameplay is quite simple and the action turns in pushing buttons with no sense. It displays a good design, cartoon style with 3D graphics, but maybe it become a bad decision for the action that the game must give. After that, the performance or the constant crashes could be frustrating for a game that can't give the experience that the user deserves.

Dragon Ball: The Breakers has a great concept with execution that just doesn't deliver. While there are fleeting moments of both hilarity and tension, they were often caused by a struggle with the controls and camera rather than something mechanically interesting about their lopsided matches.

The adaptation of Doodle God, the famous cell phone game, arrives to Xbox One providing us a simple and amusing jigsaw puzzle title, but at an expensive price for what it offers.

The result is unfortunately that nothing ends up working very well directly. This title is in no way capable of competing with games like Trials in the technical aspect, it does not even reach its own point, to the point that it is not a simple and fun trick game either. Even if you manage to get the beat all the best you can expect in a circuit and chain one trick after another, everything keeps getting a little more boring. Why limit yourself to 2 backflips when you can do a 720 Can Can landing in manual? Pumped BMX Pro limits you and you should really commit to one style of game or another, the current combination is simply not the right one, the only thing you get is to throw stones on your own roof.

Friday the 13th: The Game invites us to survive a night in Crystal Lake. We must flee as campers or kill if we are Jason. Although the idea is a good one and the matches are fun, there isn’t content enough and in the technical aspects the game aren't up to snuff.

Everreach: Project Eden is a role-playing, action-themed adventure that encourages us to take on the role of Nora Harwood, a member of Everreach's security division, on a mission to secure Eden's colonization process and investigate research mysterious incidents.

Extinction is a game that presents serious problems in its gameplay due to the continuous drops in the frame rate, the content is scarce and becomes repetitive.

Play in couch co-op with a friend, sibling or partner as two space agents, Cye (the brawler) and Chrome (the tactician). Exterminate hordes of biomutants, mix and match turrets, powers and traps to find your favourite play styles - from close combat to long-range destruction.

Crashbots is an arcade game runner style that will demand from us the best, sometimes taking our patience to the limit. We have an unlimited career mode and another "campaign" mode that has 5 worlds. An indie title whose difficulty weighs down on your fun.

Zeroptian invasion does not seek to reinvent the formula of what was Space invaders, but to pay homage to it. The formula is still addictive and challenging. It squanders nostalgia not only for mechanics, but for visual and music.

Generation Zero offers a vast world to explore but requires you to do it in company for a full experience. Guerilla tactics against robots in a retro-futuristic and scattered environment where the solo player will suffer a severe penalty due to its difficulty. An interesting proposal that we hope will evolve with more and better content.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash fails miserably in its proposal. It is true that it has interesting ideas, but its execution is frankly bad, with a gameplay system that does not offer a single moment of fun, a content worthy of another era and a technical section that is just enough for the days in which we are.

The Last Oricru is a game with some brilliant elements and some rather sketchy ones. The game offers combat that works, a good co-op system and an engaging story. Its best achievement is in the branching narrative system that unfolds through the player's decisions. The local and online co-op mode is satisfying and helps you have a good time with your friends, plus it's well thought out and works very well. While in the story and its decision system works, and the graphics, sound and combat deliver, the Souls elements feel alien to the game's identity, and at times take you out of the experience. The overall experience with The Last Oricru is positive and is definitely an option for those who like RPGs.

An idea that's too simple. It's pretty, but the gameplay isn't perfect. In a game like that, this is the most important. It has a lot of customization options, but only three game modes. Too expensive and almost impossible to find a match.

Fallout 76 takes a brave step forward in a risky multiplayer proposal, but due to its unclear intentions and a poor performance overall it will need time and effort to please its fans.

Balan Wonderworld comes to the market as a title designed to make children enjoy. However, the title fails in most of its proposals, being the artistic section and the use of costumes the only thing that allows the title to maintain its composure at some point.

Despite of the interesting initial premise, Unknown Fate lacks in decent gameplay, a good story or an acceptable technical section.

Verdun is a game too uncomfortable because of its mechanics, control and visuals as it to be funny. It has a good atmosphere in World War I, but that is not enough if we also consider its poor performance.

WWE 2K20 is a missed opportunity. A game that should not have been released in this state and that raises the need for 2K to release the game biennially rather than annually. It must improve a lot.

This is a game with a fairly simple graphic design. Its characters contribute nothing, and its only scenario is very basic. Its greatest achievement is the number of zombies on screen. It is a good shooter although more destructive power in the weapons would be nice. The game is enjoyable in company, while in single player mode it gets boring in the first hour.

Bring to Light is a horror, without the suffix "game". If you appreciate your time, you'd better not waste it. I feel bad for Red Meat Games, but they have to work and improve significantly on their new projects.

Dead Alliance doesn't offer what it has promised. Despite its interesting idea, its technical problems, terrible gaming and lack of innovation make Dead Alliance less interesting than should had been.

Tango Fiesta remembers the action culture of the 90’s with an action game based in the double stick shooters that uses procedural maps to face a lot of enemies. But the gameplay and the diversity corrupts this interesting proposal that allows to cooperate up to 4 players in local mode.

With a great base that reminds Top Spin, Tennis World Tour presents more errors than they should with a game that seems in progress.

XIII (Remake) is not a recommended title at this time. The game has many bugs that will affect the final experience, so it is advisable to wait for PlayMagic to release the announced patch.

A King’s Tale is a good product. It’s fun to play, and counting the campaign and the challenge mode, it will entertain us for a reasonable amount of time. At the same time, we will empathize with Regis, but it has not much value as story further than knowing the relationship between Regis and Noctis during the prince’s childhood. At least it’s free and enjoyable.

Kona is a narrative adventure worthy of Stephen King that will capture you with its design of the Quebec during the 1970’s. Even so, its technical aspect fades a final result that could have been excellent.

Dragon Bros is a classic 2D action shooter based on 16 bit art that resembles Metal Slug and lookalikes. Dragon Bros offers an enjoyable cooperative that gives a lot of fun that reminds the years when those games appeared. Is a nostalgic travel to the classic action but without any ambition that could offer anything more interesting.

Thea The Awakening is a turn-based action game with a survival strategy proposal that results in an original and exciting game. It combines so many facts to give an extraordinary experience that could attract the fans on consoles of this old genre.

Chromagun is a puzzle game inspired by Portal. You must resolve all the puzzles using the Chromagun, a gun that can paint the walls by different colors in order to move the droids to the correct switch.

In the Name of the Tsar is a very interesting expansion. It let us take a look to another front of World War I and it proposes a different way of combat with a significant tactical change, because the size of the new maps and the lack of coverages. The Premium Pass is well worth it.

War of the Chosen takes what’s best on XCOM 2 and makes it more elaborated and complex. This essential expansion will surprise the owners of the main game, it’s truly a must have if you own XCOM 2.

Apocalypse is a great way to end Battlefield 1. Three new and spectacular maps, a new game mode and many more content. This DLC is the perfect reason to return to the game which is still one of the best shooters on the market.

Darkest Dungeon truly is a dark game thanks to its atmosphere and gameplay, but once we are familiar with its mechanics it’s as absorbing as satisfying. It is one of the best Xbox One RPGs.

This is a true farewell to two of the most emblematic and beloved gaming characters of the last years. Max and Chloe stole our hearts in 2015 and still in 2018 they give us really emotive moments.

Spintires Mudrunner was a very good game for those who do not want to run at every moment. Challenging, one of the facts to improve was the amount of maps and vehicles. With this expansion, you have. But the change of country does not seem enough, even for the design of landscapes, because it still seems the same lonely place. But it does not matter, because the gameplay is challenging, the gameplay is very different and still provides many fun moments.

Living history of the videogame scene. Final Fantasy VII comes for the first time to Xbox with the same game that was released in 1997 in Spain. It's an opportunity for new players to discover a product that forever changed role-playing games and left its mark on the memory of those who enjoyed it in their day.

Super Space Serpent SE is a really addictive retro style arcade game, in which we take the controls of a small ship and try by all means to survive for a minute to a stage full of enemies.

Super Tennis Blast is an entertaining arcade tennis game without any licensing. If you're looking for fun either on your own with its World Tour mode or by playing against your friends you'll certainly find it.

PixArk is a survival and construction game for the whole family. It is accessible enough for even the youngest to enjoy this survival proposal, as well as deploying hundreds of possibilities for players who are looking for a bigger challenge.

Paper Dolls Original brings us an interesting horror story, based on eastern culture. Lichigames does an incredible job with its design, but fails giving us a smooth gameplay. We hope the Chinese developer polishes Paper Dolls Original sequels, because it has enough talent to do it.

The annual delivery of Just Dance is here, Just Dance 2020 maintains the playable bases of previous editions with great access and handling from our smartphone as well as a great fluidity with Kinect, its cooperative modes, Sweat and Kids open a huge range in the playable , its more than 40 songs are a powerful claim for players who can increase the offer with Just Dance Unlimited and compete online in World Dance Floor mode. But without a doubt, what makes this delivery different from the others is its All Stars mode, an affectionate review after 10 years of the franchise's existence.

Golazo! is a good idea that stays halfway in almost every aspect, both in the playable aspects and in the visuals.

Return of the Obra Dinn is a game with an excellent narrative. The player must use logical deduction and pay attention to the mementos displayed in order to figure out the destiny of all the passengers. Lucas Pope returns with a unique experience.

Oniken: Unstoppable Edition turns out to be a good nod to generating 8-bit platform games with high difficulty by today's standards. This point can delight the most nostalgic. However, the lack of polish in the controls and their short duration remain too much in the overall experience.

Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Ultimate Edition is the definitive version of the Obsidian game that saw the light in 2018. Now on consoles it comes with all its content, the main game and its three DLC Beast of Winter, Seekeer, Slayer, Suvivor and The Forgotten Sanctum. This second installment improves everything that the first Pillars of Eternity brought us with a new multi-class system and the implementation of new and epic naval battles and crew management.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered is an example of how to make a great remaster. With its graphics at what we can expect of a game in 2020 we relive one of the most thrilling stories of the First Person Shooters. A tribute to the genre.

Observation is one of the many wonders of the Xbox Game Pass catalogue. The No Code game brings us a unique adventure, with a compelling narrative and an experience that will stay with us long after the game is over.

Rainswept is an exceptional narrative-graphic-adventure game from developer's studio Frostwood Interactive, where a crime investigation is on our hands to discover the truth. Wonderfully scripted, gives the player a good story that you most likely will enjoy, alongside its great OST. You will see a lot of beautiful landscapes from a quiet town on the outskirts called Pineview, but sadly, not so great character models, which are awkwardly animated, and finally some technical issues that will try to ruin the experience. Overall, is a great experience if you're into adventure-passive games.

Rogue Company is a MMO team-based Third Person Shooter developed by First Watch Games and published by Hi-Rez Studios (Smite and Paladins, among others). Technically it's a satisfying achievement that works at perfect 60fps on every console (including Switch) and with almost zero loading screens that invites the player to engage combat on 4Vs.4, crazy and enjoyable quick matches with unique and well-made characters, weapons and abilities. Great maps designs, tons of new ideas on the upcoming months and all packed in a Free to Play game that wants to be part of the big leagues. Truly a great example of how all competitive games should be in the next years to come.

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is an interesting galaxy adventure with some many options to be a space cowboy. Near to classics, like X-Wing vs Tie Fighter in the combats, and with a narrative experience near to Wing Commander games, it gives a lot of options to explore and improve as a pilot. With the ability to take different paths and options, Rebel Galaxy Outlaw becomes a good alternative to those who like open-space adventures.

Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 is a mixture of flavors that fits very well, like those packages that mix sweet and salty nuts. But it is a package that comes full to the brim with its many game modes and options for playing solo or multiplayer.

Yakuza 3 Remastered is not a bad game, but it is the worst Yakuza. It's a game that dares to make big changes but lacks the pace to generate as much interest as the previous instalments. As a remaster, the 1080p and 60fps falls short.

Yakuza 4 Remastered brings back a worthy installment of the Yakuza saga, as well as introducing 3 exciting new characters with different storylines and different gameplay styles adapted to the way they fight.

Undertale is still an innovative and refreshing videogame, with a hidden depth within a fake simplicity that it's communicated in a very effective way thanks to the gameplay. With its particular way to destroy the fourth wall, Undertale makes us the main character in a creepy but incredible way and makes us see that our decisions truly have consequences. Six years later, Toby Fox's masterpiece keeps being a must-be for any player and its release on Xbox One is, without a doubt, something to celebrate.