Bravely Second is a great game, but somehow it feels more like an expansion than like a true sequel. Still, if you enjoyed the first one, you wouldn't want to miss this episode.

It brings a solid experience, with lots of possibilities and a new environment that makes it feel classic but fresh at the same time.

This release is in a better state than last year's and brings some interesting new features, although they still have to go deeper into some mechanics and also fine-tune certain bugs to offer a great game. If they continue on this path... they will eventually succeed.

Epic has done an amazing job. It looks great, and it plays pretty good considering the limitations of the hardware. Also, being able to carry all your progress from another platform is just perfect.

Quotation forthcoming.

Deus Ex joins the GO series with a great title. Maybe not the best of them, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

The problem is that it arrives on this platform quite late. Apart from this, the game offers a very original concept that needs some time to work out, but it's rewarding and engaging in the end.

Origins is a great game that relies heavily on its setting to make an impact on the player. Its gameplay also evolves, and although it still has some of the issues the series have been suffering in the last few entries, it’s definitely a step in the right direction. If you’ve ever been interested in the series, don’t miss this one.

Quotation forthcoming.

A great puzzle title which will be liked by genre fans and engages quickly everyone.

Black Book is one of those games that some people might love and some people might hate. It has its flaws, but we think it’s a fantastic RPG and we would recommend it if you like what it has to offer.

The Legend of Tianding offers a great gameplay, fluid and responsive, and adds a unique setting and some interesting mechanics to make it an adventure that’s worth your time.

This is a good strategy game, regardless of whether you are a Warhammer fan. If you like XCOM’s gameplay, check it out.

Those who enjoyed the first Scribblenauts will enjoy again the experience, and newcomers should give a chance to a game which fosters our creativity like no one.

Skyward Sword might not be the best Zelda, but this is the best way to live this adventure. In any case, it’s an incredible game either overlooked or underrated, and this is a fantastic second chance.

It has the flavour of the original Sonic, but refined. It may result too short for its price, but it is very replayable.

This is an old-school RPG game, where every player can get deeper into it the way they want. It's like an open window to a past time full of apocalyptic fun.

Action, exploration and Japanese tradition made art in your screen.

Minit is original and fresh, one of those rare examples of how to make something unique and surprising in video games.

Maybe gamers doubted if this Black Ops was going to be on par with the games made by Infinity War, but it even surpasses them in some aspects.

After a few years experimenting with the formula, Modern Warfare is a great Call of Duty that feels like a step forward for the series. There are some aspects that, we hope, will be polished over time, but overall we’ve really enjoyed it.

It is not perfect, and things like not being able to remap the controls are quite annoying, but it is a good collection and many of the games still hold up pretty well.

This is a fun and heartwarming RPG for those who want to expand the Monster Hunter universe, even with its flaws.

Even though it isn’t very scary, Signalis is a great take on the survival horror genre, particularly if you are a fan of the classics.

Obsidian delivers a superb sequel that expands every aspect of the original with deeper role-playing, improved combat, and a fascinating satirical universe full of ideological clashes, though its structure remains predictable and the open areas feel static and less refined.

Ultros ingeniously blends roguelike and metroidvania elements, offering a unique progression system centered around cycles. While its combat falls short of being memorable, the game shines with its innovative mechanics, visually stunning design, and around 11 hours of engaging gameplay, making it a must-try for fans of the genre.

This is a great spin-off that knows how to adapt Shovel Knight’s gameplay to a roguelite structure.

Planet Zoo is a complex management simulator, with tons and tons of options, which is why sometimes we miss more tutorials. However, it’s also very rewarding and deep, and this makes it ideal for more experienced players.

A collection of three brilliant visual novels of investigation and deduction, full of extras and well adapted to modern platforms, that unfortunately lacks Spanish translation.

Exo One is a great experience with a great concept, although sometimes its own level design can feel detrimental to its own success.

Even though the 'freemium' model might not please everyone, it does work and let the player choose whether he wants some extra modes or not. When it comes to gameplay, it's as good as always, and guarantees many hours of fun.

Even with the expected adjustments to make the visuals fit on Switch, Ni no Kuni II still is a great RPG that you can now enjoy anywhere.

Quotation forthcoming.

Maldita Castilla EX is pure retro challenge and fun. It's like time-traveling to when Ghosts'n Goblins was the ultimate experience, and if you're looking for something like that, you will certainly forget about its shortcomings.

It doesn't have many new features compared to the Wii U version, but if you enjoy futuristic racers, it's a must have. In any case, one of the best games of the Switch's launch line-up.

Overcooked is not very original, but it's very well executed, and the multiplayer addition makes it very addictive.

AoE 4 manages to modernise the series and be as fun as ever with a great new entry, even if it doesn’t reach the excellence of the classics.

Even with its flaws in gameplay and its short durability, we have to reckon it as a different game, amazing in some aspects, very interesting in others, with a hypnotic design and, most of the time, a fascinating experience every gamer should try.

It pretty much improves everything we didn't like about the first episode. If you like the concept or if you enjoyed the first Danganronpa, this definitely deserves your time and money.

Quotation forthcoming.

Rage delivers as an action game, with outstanding graphics and gameplay that is sometimes tactic, sometimes savage and always intense. Some players may expect a sandbox, but the game is really a very classic action shooter.

This is the most complete, large, fun and ambitious Trackmania game ever made. It improves upon the formula that has make the game succeed, and again challenges us to beat our best times and also our rivals'. And at a very attractive price.

Smackdown vs RAE 2010 is more of the same, but the most complete edition in years, and the one that has included more content.

It offers a lot for too little, with an engaging gameplay and an addictive mechanic. It's ideal for every device, anywhere, anytime.

It gets the best of both genres, and it gets it right. It works pretty much for every kind of player, but if you enjoy Magic, then it's a game you should try.

Constance is a beautifully designed metroidvania, featuring an engaging story and strong audiovisuals, offering a refreshing, non-soulslike experience. While generally well-crafted, it occasionally relies on trial-and-error for certain challenges and offers limited hidden secrets for backtracking, which we feel are just minor drawbacks.

On one hand, we have a beautiful game that polishes the already great core of the franchise, but on the other hand we find an alarming lack of content. We have a very solid foundation, and we can only wait and see what the future brings.

Unless you want something that revolutionises the genre, The World Before is a fantastic adventure that offers a great story and even better puzzles.

Necrobarista tells a very interesting story in an outstanding way, relying on an attractive art style. First-person exploration and secondary tales, however, prevent it from shining even more.

This is aimed at new players, but the new additions make it interesting for those who already played it as well. Sine Mora EX still is a great game, so any new features are always welcomed.

Not many new features in yet another annual installment of a sports title.

Immortals is the game many people want Ubisoft to make, focusing just on doing fewer things, but doing them better. This is a great adventure that will challenge our skills and intelligence, and what’s best, won’t waste our time.

Ghost Town delivers an immersive blend of narrative exploration and smart, varied puzzles with strong atmosphere, solid visuals, and a compelling 1980s London setting, though its limited interactivity, lack of Spanish voice acting, and short length may disappoint those seeking a longer or more expansive VR experience.

Company of Heroes 3 is a game full of options and contents for strategy lovers, great campaigns and, unfortunately, a lackluster AI.

This is a great Yakuza spin-off, with a fantasntic setting, only held back by some aspects that haven’t aged particularly well.

Ryza 2 is a sequel that doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel. However, if you enjoyed the original, this won’t disappoint you.

Stellar Blade is a game that ambitiously attempts various elements, but not all of them hit the mark equally. Its shining moments come in the form of exhilarating combat, action-packed levels, and epic boss battles. However, its narrative delivery, open-world segments, and secondary missions falter, leaving some ideas underdeveloped, such as underutilized platforming mechanics and a neglected equipment system. Despite its flaws, it ultimately offers an enjoyable, diverse, and entertaining adventure, especially for those seeking straightforward action. While it falls short of its full potential, Stellar Blade remains a title worth considering for its fun factor alone.

This is a great sequel with a great story that brings closure with an epilogue fans of the series don't want to miss.

Wargaming knows how to make great multiplayer strategy games, and World of Warships is just another example. It you enjoyed World of Tanks or are interested in the concept, it's a great experience that deserves a try.

In a certain way it may seem a title oriented to teens, specially for its aesthetics, but it will surprise those who approach it.

Hand of Gilgamech is one of these games that mixes up many different elements, and surprisingly, it makes it work. Great ideas, great design, and a fantastic universe are waiting for you here.

Although we miss more originality on its side, we still enjoy what it does as a tribute, and at the end of the day it still is a great racing game. If you like this type of racer, it's worth your time.

Hellblade 2 reaches new heights in audiovisual quality while developing Senua’s story. Even if it isn’t revolutionary, it improves on many aspects of its predecessor to deliver a spectacular adventure beautifully paced.

Black Ops III is a game with a huge amount of content, and all of it is solid and well-developed. Again, we didn't enjoy the campaign as we used to do back in the day, but the zombie and the multiplayer modes can be the best ones we've played in a few years. If you've ever loved playing CoD online, this game can be the reason to come back or to keep on playing it.

Trine 4 brings the franchise back to its roots, with a beautiful adventure full of platforming and puzzles that is best enjoyed with friends.

Planetfall is a great 4X that shines because of its combat and strategy systems. If you like Age of Wonders or just the genre, make sure you check it out.

It is the ultimate dungeon crawler and fans are going to love it, although we miss some additions and a more elaborate story.

It's definitely an improvement from the original version, and a great way to enjoy the franchise while we wait for the sequel.

Frontier delivers the best theme park management game, and, this time, brings it to the new consoles with a great version.

A fun action adventure with RPG touches that, even with some fantastic virtues, feels held back by weak combat design.

Fall Guys is fun, really fun, and that is one of the most important things. Thanks to its fantastic design and its evolving concept, it is clear that it’s here to stay.

This remaster enhances the original classics with refined visuals, redrawn character portraits, and a polished UI while keeping their deep storytelling and rich character development intact. The added quality-of-life improvements, a the opportunity to finally play these JRPG gems in Spanish make this edition even more valuable.

Subnautica is a fantastic survival game, and we could only ask for some minor technical issues to be polished on the console versions. It’s a game that could and should run better on Xbox One, particularly on the X, but the great core experience remains untouched.

Void Bastards is a fun roguelike that mixes up strategy and FPS mechanics, all surrounded by a unique art design and excellent story.

GoW III is an incredible adventure and this is the best way to play it. Still, if you have already played it, you won't find too many additions to the experience.

This is one of the best chapters Telltale has made in its whole career.

WRC 9 is another step in the right direction. This game offers tons of options to make the game accessible for everyone, as well as loads of official WRC content to keep us playing for hours.

Black Myth: Wukong will not be a Dark Souls but it is a highly recommended experience for role-playing fans, the From Software saga and for those who are looking for a truly new generation game visually.

This title is ideal if you’re looking for a puzzle game with tons of content that will make you think. It doesn’t do many new things, but its smart design and charm are more than enough.

It's expensive for a downloadable game, but the experience is definitely worth it, thanks to a great visual work, better audio and many gameplay innovations.

Its innovative visuals and its daring and well-made gameplay features make it not only a great action-adventure game but also a genre refreshing title. Only certain moments which cut the pace, and some problems in the fights which can become frustrating, blur one of the masterpieces of the year.

This is a great example of how to make a remake while keeping the essence of the original adventure. It's a game that needs time, but it's also very rewarding.

After Burner II still is a great game. If you want to relive it again with some remastered content, you won't be disappointed with this version.

Darksiders is back with a great remaster, good for both those who want to rediscover this title and those who want to live this adventure again.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits is a fantastic adventure that relies on its beautiful art direction, combination of gameplay elements and its great level design to deliver a game that you should not miss.

Prim is a traditional point-and-click adventure that stands out for its packaging: a somewhat bizarre Kingdom of the Dead depicted in black and white and very pretty, carefully voiced and a very strong soundtrack; simply discovering little by little the design of that world and how they have interpreted the characters of Greek mythology is a pleasure. However, the plot, even with its funny and absurd moments, does not end up engaging because it ends up neglecting its main theme (the relationship between Prim and her father, Thanatos) and because it gets lost in endless expository dialogues. At the same time, there are some puzzles that are fun because of their approach or their humorous resolution, but there are no particularly brilliant puzzles, and some interesting mechanics are wasted and a couple of mini-games are too long, monotonous and frustrating. All in all, Common Colors' game is enjoyable, but with some changes here and there it could go from being a pretty game to a more than remarkable point-and-click adventure.

The Deluxe version of this 1987 classic from Jon Ritman brings improvements like better controls, new worlds, and updated graphics, staying faithful to the original. However, it still lacks some modern conveniences like shadows and CRT filters, and its Steam release feels a bit underwhelming with limited features. Fans of the original will appreciate the nostalgia, but newcomers may find it challenging.

This game not only delivers a great sequel, but also a great story and the soul of a genre that has been forgotten for many years.

Catherine is a fantastic and incredibly surprising game, and now its most complete version yet lands on Switch. There isn’t many new features to mention if you’ve already played Full Body on PS4, but if you haven’t, this is a great adaptation to Nintendo’s hardware.

Dungeon Defenders successfully blends strategy, rol and customization with action. A recommended game which is hard and demanding when playing solo, and very fun in cooperative.

This Ultimate version is better than the original Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and hardcore fighting fans should consider it a must-have, although only nine months have passed since the original launch and this may upset some gamers.

The original FF VIII was a masterpiece full of imperfections, and so is this remaster. There are some “quality of life” additions and minor visual enhancements, but its magic still remains.

Gears Tactics has a great combat design, fantastic final bosses… and very repetitive missions. The overall experience is very good, and we think if you play the game in short sessions you won’t feel it as repetitive. Regardless of how you choose to play it, it’s a game that deserves an opportunity.

The worst thing about this sequel is that it's no longer surprising. But that's good news, because it means it is still a great RPG. 

This is a great musou that manages to integrate Fire Emblem’s strategic nature into Omega Force’s well-known formula.

Garden Warfare 2 doesn't take any risks, instead it just try to make everything better. Still, the best part is that it's pretty much unique, and there isn't any other game it can be compared to.

This is great news for platformer fans. It's not perfect, but it's incredibly enjoyable and one of the best games of the series.

This is one of the best indie games we've played this years. Unless you don't like coop experiences, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime is a game you should play.