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.