Stolen Kingdom, the latest work from Artifex Mundi, is worth it if you don’t expect much from it. It offers an amusing but brief adventure that could had been improved if its creators had taken risks with some new gameplay features.

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.

Little Nightmares could be a horror tale created to scare a child. Given its unique atmosphere and design, I’m sure there will be plenty of adults who will have nightmares about this game. And that’s all I want in a horror game.

The Disney Afternoon Collection proposes us to revive six of the franchise’s great classics, which will delight the most nostalgic people. Retro platform games to prove our skills.

Guardians of the Galaxy is another ‘made in Telltale’ product. It has a very interesting starting point, its artistic level is good and it captures the personality from Marvel’s heroes. However, we can’t let its technical issues pass.

Is easy to be satisfied with The Sexy Brutale, especially because it’s a breath of fresh air due to its innovative ideas. Also because discovering all the secrets the manor conceals is satisfactory and amusing. Is because of all this that we forgive its possible flaws, although we retain a certain sensation that the game could have been something bigger and more important.

Bulletstorm Full Clip Edition is a frenetic, addictive and very funny first person shooter. It encourages us to use creativity so we carry out all kinds of combinations to kill our foes. Make incomparable combos to earn more progress points.

Snake Pass is a fun game with original control. A platforms game that remind us the times when the important thing was go through levels and get collectibles. Maybe it's short, but it's different and entertaining. A good game for the old Rare games and the Nintendo 64 fans.

Late Shift blends both videogames and movies worlds as we had never seen before. This thriller will keep us in front of the screen, where we will be able to do and undo at will according to the decisions we make. Due to its multiple storylines and seven endings, replaying it is extremely interesting and amusing. It won’t be this year’s game or movie, but without any doubt, it’s worth giving it a try.

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.

This is a case of The Binding of Isaac meets Dark Souls. For the determination put on making it and to make us enjoy it, for the jokes and constant references, in short, for the exciting time we face fighting and discovering we should, at least, celebrate with a drink that Enter the Gungeon has arrived to Xbox.

Blackwood Crossing brings us a memorable and moving experience. Its script, characters and themes will catch us from the very beginning. The game has serious issues on both gameplay and technical aspects, but the quality of its story tips the scales in its favor.

Thimbleweed Park is a piece of living videogame history that draws upon nostalgia. Even in 2017, the game teaches us that graphics are not everything; it also shows us where we came from and that this formula is as good today as it was 30 years ago.

Yooka-Laylee is the comeback of the classic platforming genre. An excellent result in a new universe that feels familiar in a lot of ways and the introduction of two new characters that will become your new friends.

2Dark brings a gore setting like we have never seen. A unique game that will captivate a lot of fans of the horror adventures but unfortunately it makes us feel that comes 20 years late.

Metrico+ is like a math lesson on a Monday morning. Not because it is boring, but because of its ability to withdraw our minds to another reality where numbers are only a backdrop and our consciousness fights to find an exit. Unlike that lesson, thanks to the good sensations its puzzles, numbers and colors leaves us Metrico+ catches us finally.

This is the Police is one of a kind. It brings us an amazing management and strategy game where we have to run a police station in a city infected by corruption and mobs, at the same time that we mingle with the outlaws so we ensure a retirement in style.

Her Majesty’s SPIFFING is a fresh point & click adventure, where humor and parody are the king and queen. Aboard the Imperialise, Captain English and his lieutenant, Aled Jones, must conquer the galaxy in the name of Her Majesty the Queen. The game gives us an original and funny proposal, though its short length and constant tearing fades it.

Flatout 4: Total Insanity is a different driving game, where skill doesn’t count as much as brute strength. It’s a proposal full of races and game modes that will amuse those seeking for something diverse on this genre. Races, destruction and speed on exaggerated doses for a plain and straight experience.

Campcom brings back the spirit of the frenetic and explosive combats from Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 saga on its remastered version. Even if this remastering doesn’t come with huge new features, Capcom has achieved to bring us back the three keys we want on a fighting game: fun, epic combats and a good gameplay. A game recommended either to veterans or newcomers to the fighting genre.

Momonga Pinball Adventures offers us a funny game aimed fundamentally at a children audience with a quite scarce content for what we could expect from it.

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.

LEGO Worlds is a game that allows players to explore amazing worlds, live all kinds of adventures, create whatever you want and share your creations with the world. The only limit is your imagination.

Without any doubt, Mass Effect: Andromeda is nearly everything the fans were waiting for. A great story told just as only BioWare knows, set on incomparable alien worlds and surrounded by charismatic characters that are tough to forget. Unfortunately it fails on technical aspects, but the gameplay balances it out.

The return of the cheeky goblin Styx in Shades of Darkness is a new opportunity to explore a new conspiracy adventure in a world of dark fantasy. Using the shadows to become a ghost will allow the player to enjoy a constant challenge in each of the 8 missions that are presented in this story.

DICE has turned the red poppy as the symbol of this first DLC, They Shall Not Pass. It's visuals are as intense as at the original game, which is saying a lot. Its gameplay does not vary much, but it has enough content.

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.

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.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands doesn’t feel like a sequel, although it goes a step forward and brings us a humongous open world full of options and a really attractive cooperative mode.

The Assembly is a great experience far less interesting without a virtual reality device than with it, but it still offers an interesting plot and a fascinating story line in a worthy playable experience.

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.

Sky Force Anniversary is a shoot’em up of the old days, with everything that it entails, but with a fresh look. It will please the nostalgic players and it will be a challenge for the rookies.

If you are one of those players that enjoy with classic RPG, Torment: Tides of Numenera may offer you what you are looking for thanks to its huge complexity and a fascinating story line that makes this a game to be kept in mind. It’s a shame that its disastrous performance stains the final result.

There are many elements that compose How to Survive 2. And that’s maybe its greatest virtue but its worst flaw. It’s a competent game in every aspect it proposes: action, role, survival, exploration… But it doesn’t achieve to be profound enough in anything to consider it a remarkable experience.

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.

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.

Spheroids becomes a great tribute to the Pang! saga and a must have game for those players who enjoyed the classics games of eighties. It should have a longer duration and more difficulty to become a great title.

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.

Toby: The Secret Mine is a challenging but beautiful game that borrows many things from games such as LIMBO or Badlands, but it achieves to craft its own style. We will die so many times until we realize the suitable path, but the result is worth it.

The experience can vary depending on the game mode. Some aspects of the progression system are unbalanced and certain details, as a connection to the Internet that fails sometimes, can blurry the game. But when For Honor shines, the feeling it provides is authentic and brutal.

Bigger, faster and... better. Halo Wars 2 is a great sequel. Visuals are great, the Xbox One's controller works fine and the sound is a masterpiece. However, the best part of the game is Blitz Firefight, a new card-mode which is really fun. If you enjoyed the first Halo Wars, this sequel is perfect for you.

We face a real must have that is worth it more than the price at we can find it at the digital stores. However, it’s not a game for everyone. Survival lovers, willing to play an unhurried game, with an interesting script and a brilliant survival system, will love it. Those seeking a decent combat system and short game sessions will hate it as you can’t do anything in half an hour in this game.

Sniper Elite 4 is the best third person 'long' shooter for Xbox One. The game looks great and it's fun, but it has some problems. It's a good game, but Rebellion needs to make a 180 degrees turn.

Towerfall Ascension’s main appeal is as an amusing game, and that’s the best thing we can say about a videogame. But not even its great gameplay aspect nor its charming retro visual style can avoid that feeling of missing something as essential as an online multiplayer mode.

The Sun and Moon is a simple and original game that presents us with tough platforms and puzzle levels.

Knee Deep is a conversational adventure where we’ll have to solve the mystery around a movie star’s suicide. Despite its original staging, Knee Deep tries to offer more than it cans. With some simpler graphics and a less complicated script, Prologue Games would have achieved a much better product.

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.

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.

Despite its simplicity, Westerado brings us an interesting adventure where we’ll find countless bandits, rustlers or Indians, and where we’ll save damsels in distress. Pure pixel-western.

Shantae Half-Genie Hero is a fantastic 2D platform game, with varied and enjoyable levels, a wonderful artistic design and a really spectacular music score. A mandatory title for all genre fans.

Following the remarkable success of the last game that was published by Daealic Entertainment, the company did it again, they invented a fantastic adventure game, which fascinates and makes you fall in love in equal parts.

Bridge Constructor Stunts has the best of the original game: the bridge construction, and know introducing the vehicle driving. Both mechanics fit very well, although in the advanced levels the experience becomes frustrating as we can’t know if we have fail driving or building.

The Little Acre is a reminder of “point and click” classics like Broken Sword or Monkey Island. Despite its few technical errors, The Little Acre brings us a touching and nostalgic story. Pewter Games Studios has created a well though-out game, with a memorable plot and some unforgettable characters.

Resident Evil 7 is one of the best survival horror games of recent years. The Bakers are terrifying, the first-person camera works fine and the atmosphere is unique. But, the most important thing is that Resident Evil 7 is the best title in the saga since Resident Evil 4.

Enigmatis 2: The Mists of Ravenwood is an enjoyable and addictive game. Maintaining the spirit of the “hidden object puzzle adventures”, it enhances its predecessor significantly. Despite its minor mistakes, it has a ton of elaborated and varied puzzles, all of which will catch us from the beginning till the very end, making us yearn to know the story’s outcome.

Rise & Shine is a unique video game with powerful mechanics and a gorgeous visuals. The game has some problems, but is the first must-have indie game of the year.

If you are one of those seeking for an adventure based on final bosses, Furi is a game you can’t miss by any means, due to its wonderful combat system and its great visual design.

Saga fans and newbies will both enjoy Dead Rising 4. The first will enjoy it because there are zombies and a thousand ways to finish’em. The newbies because it is not a Dead Rising at all. Capcom Vancouver has left behind the elements that made great the original Dead Rising, but presents a more classical (and western) system, which will hook those players looking only for a good time in front of their consoles.

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.

Final Fantasy XV is one of 2016's best games, and definitely a must have. Its story will catch you and make you go through Noctis’s troubles, and it is worth playing till the end to discover how all is ended. The side quests are enriching and interesting too. This ten-years-long wait has been worth it.

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.

Steep provides reality and fresh air to the extreme sports genre. It will take your breath away with an enviable technical section and its details, light and sound effects. The most important thing is that Steep is a fun game which you will enjoy alone or with friends for a long time exploring the mountain. Despite some evident controlling fails or bugs, is the perfect game for this genre game lovers.

Tennis in the Face is an entertaining and funny idea developed by 10tons Ltd. Its mechanics aren’t crafted enough, but it’s easily enjoyable anyway. Maybe the worst aspect is the lack of a Spanish translation so we can get the most out of it. Even so, the effort and work done by 10tons Ltd. is remarkable. We hope that, as they wish at their website, they keep providing the industry with fun.

Warmastered Edition keeps the essence seen in the original game a few years ago. As a whole, it’s a surprising game, which works especially well comprehending in a neat way the affluence of its genre classics, taking it back in a work that it’s already a classic. Without any doubt, it is worth discovering War’s adventure, or coming back if you've already played it.

If you are drawn to the ocean and what it is (hidden?) beneath it, or to the most contemplative journeys, Abzû will grab you without escape during the two or three hours it takes to complete. Even it is not replayable, due to its magical beauty, you will take a second ride soon or later. It is a remarkable experience, even if it is only for the incredible good looks its journey offers. If you are seeking some action, do not plunge into these waters.

A faint attempt to bring this strategy saga to Xbox One and PC users before the release of Halo Wars 2. It’s quite limited on strategic options (especially on PC), but it’s still quite amusing and makes the time fly. In addition, it’s a fantastic way to remember a mythic studio as Ensemble.