NetherRealm has made Mortal Kombat 11 a must for lovers of the fighting genre. Its incredible gameplay, its great graphic finish and its cinematographic history make it a serious candidate for one of the best games of the genre of this generation.

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

Trüberbrook is a graphic adventure made with a lot of care and work. It manages to catch you and immerse you in its gloomy world, where your observation and ingenuity are your best weapons. The story is elaborate but with a premature ending that leaves you wanting more.

Final Fantasy X was the end of a golden age in the history of this franchise. It may be that the nostalgia intensifies the situation, but in this episode, it's hard not to get caught by one of the most complete stories of recent years, with charismatics, characters and a gameplay between between tradition and the avant-garde. With this remast in HD there is no excuse not to return to Spira from the hands of Tidus, Yuna and company to relive one of the best games of the Final Fantasy series.

Quotation forthcoming.

World War Z is the ideal game for those looking for an entertaining, fun and addictive game with which to shoot and overcome almost infinite waves of zombies either alone or with friends.

Snooker 19 is a must have game for all of the fans of this sport. It's realistic, is fully licensed and create absolutely amazing pictures. A great snooker game.

While the lack of a decent story mode disappoints us, the other modes such as arcade mode and DOA Quest will provide more than enough entertainment for a long while. Dead or Alive 6, for better or for worse, tries to do things a little differently in this its sixth installment, and it is definitely a game worth taking a look at.

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.

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.

Borderlands: Game of The Year Edition is the perfect chance for newcomers and veterans to go back to Pandora. The game is still fun, incredibly well executed and perfect for playing with friends, despite a few technical fails. The king of looter shooters is back and as healthy as ever.

Outward is an RPG that feels very classic, and even that is a good thing, in certain sections maybe not so much. Controls, quick access menus and combat are rough and unintuitive. On the other hand, the rest of the sections shine with their own light. The title offers a role and survival experience like few others, with a careful fictitious world in which to immerse yourself.

Assassin's Creed III Remastered pays tribute to the 2012 game and gives us its best version. This is the best opportunity to play one of the most misunderstood games of recent years and enjoy the incredible work of Ubisoft Barcelona in a great remastering that gives the game fresh graphics.

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.

It's obvious that this is not a samurai skin over a Dark Souls game. It's more than that. It's a new rebirth that will delight Miyazaki-san followers and that will only be mastered by those who display their utmost skill and patience. It's a game that really penalizes mistakes. A game where you have to learn the behaviour of the enemies you face and be constantly adapting to take on the next challenge. And of course it's a very difficult game, a very big one.

The King's Bird is presented as an interesting title of 2D platforms in which we will have to overcome different levels through a fun and addictive gameplay. All accompanied by a fantastic artistic style, that will catch everyone that plays it.

Ghost of a Tale is a deep game with a lot to tell. History and dialogues immerse you in a world of fantasy that you will not want to leave. Visually is beautiful, but with an improvable performance. However, Ghost of a Tale is a great game that many should not miss.

The Division 2 is not a radical change, but it is that little twist that the game needed. It's a much more complete game than its first installment in every aspect. Starting with the content, but also, and not less important, by how well integrated are this time almost all elements: progress, gameplay, endgame...

One Piece: World Seeker is an open-world video game with a great story and an entertaining combat system. The story created by the very creator of the manga, Eichiro Oda, is absorbing and, combined with the visual aspects of the game, you won't be able to stop playing until you finish it. However, sometimes it is too simple and repetitive, especially the secondary missions of "messenger" and the lack of importance of the activities of the crew of Thousand Sunny.

MX vs ATV All Out Anniversary offers a rewarding Rally/Cross experience at all levels. The title puts you to the test constantly but without reaching despair, with a challenging level of difficulty but adapted to all the public. The number of circuits, the variety of modes and the personalization options makes the game not repetitive at all. In MX vs ATV All Out there are hours of fun secured.

Devil May Cry 5 brings us back everything we wanted: the purest of hack and slash, action and style. One of the most complete games in the franchise and one that is perfect for newcomers. Despite some issues that prevent Devil May Cry 5 from being a perfect game, Capcom has done an impeccable job with the franchise. Long live the sons of Sparda.

As a journalistic exercise of a research work, The Occupation shows a faithful representation of the profession and presents interesting playable proposals. Pity that is lost in a myriad of questionable design decisions and errors that break the gameplay and narrative rhythm.

Jump Force is a game with some good and bad aspects. On the one hand, it comes with a great cast of characters that bring together the best Shōnen Jump manga combined with a spectacular combat system that will delight fans. On the other, the story is unoriginal with too many loading screens and weak scenes. So, it will certainly not be the best fighting game of the year, but we can always have fun with the spectacular attacks and customization of our avatar to create the ultimate Jump Force hero and beat the Venom.

Codemasters has managed to fix in DiRT Rally 2.0 some errors that its first game accused. The title is positioned as one of the best exponents of its genre, thanks to a demanding gameplay, but accessible to the newest. It would be a round product if its technical section had not been so neglected, because today something else is required.

Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is a unique game.

Conarium plunges us in the purest Lovecraftian universe. Cosmic horror, unknown civilizations and mystery are the pillars of the game. The story can be tedious sometimes and puzzles are not really challenging. But if you want a cosmic horror adventure, you should give it a try.

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.

Far Cry New Dawn is a great sequel to Far Cry 5. Less ambitious but an even better result than its predecessor. The RPG elements that were introduced make it feel great and the post-apocalyptic setting has allowed designers to let their imagination run wild, resulting in a truly beautiful world.