It is not only recommended for fans of the original game, but for anyone who want to embark into a new roleplaying adventure with a lot of intelligent humour.

If you have enjoyed Red Alert 3 in console, there is no reason for not buying this expansion. Not recommended for newcomers.

It's somehow a sequel to the gameplay system seen on Black Flag, but still it works. If you liked the previous episode and you don't mind the lack of additions, it won't disappoint you.

Not many surprises here, but Layton's returns is still as entertaining as always. If you've enjoyed the series in the past, there's no reason why you shouldn't play this one.

You need to get used to its uniqueness, but it is a good game overall. We recommend it particularly if you want a shoot 'em up with some innovation.

This is a great opportunity to enjoy a fantastic management game everywhere. It has aged really well, and even if the control scheme might be weird on Switch, you quickly get used to it.

A game with few new features compared to the 2005 version, but with great, realistic graphics, which look spectacular in 3D.

Battlefield is back with a game that feels like a spin-off, but that relies on the foundations of the franchise. It's fun and fresh, and its multiplayer takes a new, faster direction. It might not be an evolution, but it's a take on the series worth checking out.

Seven excellent games, two of them never released on consoles before, with an excellent art gallery. It would be great if it came with more options and extra, but it is a very nice collection.

If you haven't yet enjoyed Rayman Origin and you want to do it on your 3DS anywhere you are, this is better than nothing, as the game is already a classic. But this adaptation is a bit disappointing technical wise.

Maybe it is not the best time to launch the game on the PS2, but genre fans should be happy to receive an RPG which has all the features of the classics of the genre.

If you haven't played it yet, having it on PC is a good chance to do so, since it's a unique experience with Suda51's "seal of weirdness". The adaptation from console to PC isn't as good as you might expect, though.

We've enjoyed this spin-off more than some of its main episodes. It's action-based, so those looking for an RPG will be disappointed, but we think it deserves a try.

This third episode improves compared to the previous ones and we hope this is not just a mirage, but a sign of what to expect in the next two episodes.

This is overall the same game from last year, but with another main character. This change allows for new moves, new motivations for the main character and the addition of the camera, which changes and improves gameplay, but the content is almost the same, and it is difficult to recommend the game for those who already have the original, except for hardcore fans.

It is hands down a good game, providing in every aspect and it is very enjoyable, but it has too many superior rivals, which to be fair is not its fault.

Moon is a noteworthy and solid first-person action adventure title that, despite some flaws such as excessive content repetition or some control issues -as well as a simple gameplay concept which remains unchanged through all the game-, turns out to be quite entertaining during its six hours length.

It's a solid RPG meant to relieve the classic experiences of the genre. Consequently, there's nothing 'new' here but a tribute to the genre.

Somerville is a sci-fi adventure that, beyond its fantastic art design, doesn’t do anything remarkable.

Shakedown: Hawaii is a great take on the 2D GTA formula, that adds its own flavor. It’s full of content, it goes straight to the point and it’s a lot of fun. The sequel Retro City Rampage deserves.

Spectrobes Origins is home version perfectly adapted from what we've seen in Nintendo DS. It makes good use of the Wii hardware and has a well-integrated story, which is bolstered by a great localization to Spanish.

Although a bit too ambitious if we compare the expectations and the final result, Dead Island is still a great game, with a lot of hours of fun, a great ambiance and a good combat system which provides a lot of little pleasures when killing zombies. Its cooperative mode and lenghtly story make it a recommended buy.

Although it's easy and short, the visual style, the plot, the narrative and the lovecraftian themes make Conarium a very interesting adventure.

A game with few new features compared to the 2005 version, but with great, realistic graphics, which look spectacular in 3D.

Oceanhorn 2 is an obvious evolution from the previous entry. It lacks personality, but it also is a good adventure that won’t disappoint those who enjoyed the original game.

This is one of those games that, in a few years, might become a classic no one understood. If you want to make the most of it, jump into the multiplayer modes as soon as you can.

Super Meat Boy 3D captures the ruthless precision of the original while adding a polished visual layer. However, the transition to 3D introduces frustrating perspective issues and a fixed camera that complicates depth perception. Despite uninspired boss battles, the addictive difficulty and extensive replayability sustain a worthwhile, yet ultimately less perfect, platforming experience.

It's one of those games where the feelings and the visual impact are the center of the experience, above the gameplay or the replayability. And, on the artistic side, it definitely achieves some unforgettable moments.

Astroneer is a great adventure if you play it with someone, since playing it alone makes it quite simple and repetitive.

Steep isn't perfect, but it's a great experience. Doing challenges or just navigating the maps, it's easy to enjoy the game. If you like the genre, give it a try.

Although it is clear that it borrows some things from Hotline Miami, it also adds its fair amount of ideas. If you like this fast-paced gameplay, and you want to enjoy it in coop, make sure to check it out.

This is not the best remastered game we've seen –some technical issues, not too much new content–, but it still is a really fun experience.

Little Hope is an evolution from what we saw in Man of Medan, but it also has a fair amount of shortcomings. We are really enjoying the series, though, and we look forward to the new entries.

Saints Row IV is a fun game that hasn’t aged very well, and this version has some rough edges and issues that make it harder to recommend. There’s a lot of fun to be had here, but keep in mind you’ll have to face some technical issues and obsolete gameplay features.

The idea is great and it's really intense and fun when played with friends. However, it's not the most polished experience, so it might be worth waiting and seeing how it improves in the upcoming months.

Lara Croft: Relic Run is not a revolution, but it manages to evolve the genre. It also works as a free-to-play, so if you like endless runners it deserves a try.

It misses an extra push to become a great playable tribute, but still is a fun way of (re)discover these NES classics.

It's a great game that will help us kill some time while we wait for Fallout 4. Nothing revolutionary, but definitely fun.

Penarium is a challenging and addictive action platformer. It's very simple, but we feel that's what makes it so fun.

Deponia jumps on PS4 without additions apart from a new control system, but it still is a great adventure.

Sacred 2 Fallen Angel in its console version is a good game. It spite of its technical flaws (though nothing dramatic) or the uncomfortable camera, it has its virtues like its durability (more than 100 hours), its active level development and the fun multiplayer matches.

The foundations are solid, and we have, and can expect, a great variety of gameplay based on extremely popular franchises. It's not perfect, but we're looking forward to what it's yet to come.

A good collection, with a nice selection of games and a fair amount of extras to rediscover the adventures of the iconic character.

It's not very original, but it's addictive and accessible, two good reasons to give it a try.

Despite its technical flaws and lack of ranked multiplayer or crossplay, Bleach: Rebirth of Souls offers a solid combat system with more depth than usual for the genre, a great soundtrack, and charismatic characters. Recommended for fans.

Loot Rascals is interesting, has good ideas and can be fun, but it can also be quite repetitive and not very rewarding.

There isn’t much of a “playable game” here, but if you like the idea of resolving mysteries, it is a very interesting title.

The main addition here is the VR mode, that makes ZoE feel like a completely different game. The regular mode just makes it look great on 4K displays, while keeping the amazing gameplay it always had.

You won’t find anything new here, but if you like old-school metroidvania games and you have already played all the big ones, Cathedral is not a bad choice.

There are some things holding it back, but overall Mutationem is a great game that we have really enjoyed.

This adventure is a great choice if you enjoyed old-school games from the late 80s or early 90s. A game that feels like it's taken from another time, well-designed and really fun.

A game aimed at platforms fans, which will enjoy the game but notice this is not one especially brilliant, which is a shame, considering the great Flash version.

It feels like a big expansion, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't buy it. Actually, it's one of those games RPG fans cannot miss.

Maneater is one of those arcade games we miss. It’s just pure fun, with a fantastic documentary-like narrative that makes playing it more enjoyable. It gets quite repetitive, though, as the mission design isn’t very diverse, but if you pace yourself you can make this flaw more bearable.

This is a great title if you want a rhythm-based game to play with friends, particularly after having waited so many years to have this franchise back.

A great step forward for wrestling game that we think will convince the fans. Those who haven't played wrestling games too often have a great chance to approach them again, as WWE 12 changes a lot in comparison with previous Smackdown vs RAW entries.

It's a great game with a great offer. There's plenty of options and a very interesting 'free-to-play' concept, since you can buy new 'machines' buy always trying them before deciding. If you're looking for a realistic pinball game, this may be your choice.

Pirate Warriors 2 goes a step beyond in its search for action, and it manages to get it right. Unless musou games put you off, this is a great choice for One Piece fans.

This is the best main entry of the Neptunia franchise so far. It wanted to take a step in the right direction and it certainly does that.

HyperParasite is a solid roguelite with some good ideas and also some flaws. Even so, it’s an interesting title for those who like the genre, particularly in coop.

The Longest Road on Earth is an interactive album about life, that stays with you even with its flaws.

A loving return to the classic stealth strategy formula with beautiful maps, a smart tactical pause system, and modern visuals, though its steep difficulty curve, design quirks, and lack of optimization may alienate newcomers and frustrate even veterans at times.

Damon and Baby delivers a charismatic twin-stick shooter experience brimming with imaginative lore and striking artistic personality. While the character-driven narrative eventually captivates, the journey suffers from frustratingly imprecise platforming and a sluggish opening pace. Despite these mechanical flaws and inconsistent sound design, this remains a refreshing, albeit unpolished, alternative to contemporary genre staples.

At the beginning it can be frustrating, but give it some time, find the control scheme that works best for you, and get ready to enjoy DOOM in a way you’ve never done it before.

The Bard’s Tale returns with a solid adventure. It gets the most important things right, but there are some smaller details that need polishing to become an outstanding entry.

This is your typical farming game, but full of new ideas and mechanics that add depth and diversity to the classic experience.

Shadow Warrior 3 polishes its gameplay to deliver a fun game full of gore, but its lack of depth might make it a bit repetitive for some players.

Lego Indiana Jones 2 is a decent sequel, keeping the style of the original without changing the formula, which makes sure it will be enjoyed by those who liked the first game, but won't surprise anyone.

No Straight Roads has fantastic ideas, but it fails to make good use of them. Even if the foundation is interesting, the execution ends up delivering tedious interaction and imprecise controls.

Design-wise, this is one of the best and most revolutionary Pokémon games, but there are way too many technical issues.

It is a step in a different, more strategic direction of the franchise, that works quite well and may catch not only the regular player, but also the casual one.

A game with few new features compared to the 2005 version, but with great, realistic graphics, which look spectacular in 3D.

Blackwood Crossing is full of good ideas, but its execution isn't so good. Beyond the colorful graphics and art style, the game feels empty, and even mediocre.

Even though it struggles sometimes to keep the story flowing, it's a great option for those looking for graphic adventures and, above all, a promising first title for its developer, KickBack.

Attack of the Earthlings is a solid and fun turn-based strategy game, with some ideas that could've been further developed, but very good nonetheless.

It is definitely not a game for everyone, but we appreciate Nintendo made the effort to bring such a Japan-oriented title to the West. It's weird, fun and can last ages, so if you're looking for something different, this one can be a great choice.

Taking into account that those games have around ten years behind them, there's a pretty good adaptation to the standard visuals we enjoy today. You'll find some issues with the interface and navigation, but it's the price to pay to enjoy and relieve these great infiltration titles.

It manages to become very addictive, and covers its weaknesses –like the visuals– with a great gameplay.

It doesn’t do anything new or revolutionary, but it does prove that the classic beat ‘em up formula still works, and if you just want to beat everyone up, 9 Monkeys of Shaolin is a solid option.

Although a bit too ambitious if we compare the expectations and the final result, Dead Island is still a great game, with a lot of hours of fun, a great ambiance and a good combat system which provides a lot of little pleasures when killing zombies. Its cooperative mode and lenghtly story make it a recommended buy.

Below its apparent simplicity and nostalgic, even archaic style, lies a game that offers constant challenges.

Days Gone is a very enjoyable game, with a beautiful setting, some interesting ideas and a good story, but Bend Studio has bitten off more than it could chew, and it shows. It takes too many things from open-world adventures, and the execution doesn’t always live up to the expectations. Overall, it’s entertaining and solid, but a less ambitious project would’ve end up being better.

It's simple but hard to master, and eventually addictive. A very nice experience, together with a very nice presentation, make Wake the Cat a recommended game for those who are looking for an entertaining app.

Quite a frantic arcade racer that genre lovers will like. However, it is a bit monotonous and its tracks reuse a lot of sections. It also lacks a split-screen multiplayer option, but still it is a fun game at a very affordable price.

Although interesting and addictive, Tribes of Midgar tries to do more than it can, making itself look flawed against its competition.

Kona is a game that relies on its narrative to deliver a very engaging experience. It doesn't offer anything special gameplay-wise, but if you like exploration and a good story, give this a try.

Legends of Wrestlemania sustains itself mostly on nostalgia and on a simple an accessible gameplay concept. The nostalgia part is not so detailed like many passionate fans may demand, but at least it has succeeded in being accessible.

They already showed what they were capable of when adapting the original Bionic: Commando, and now the guys at GRIN have surpassed themselves translating the original concept to 3D, with a sequel that will please both series followers and newcomers for its approach and visual quality.

Although too linear and unrelated with the previous Red Faction: Guerrilla Games, it is a fun, intense and frantic game which is sometimes espectacular, with a great physics engine that allows dynamical destruction of the environments, although the game not always makes the most of it.

Although it’s not very ambitious, it’s an enjoyable adventure that follows the essence of the franchise. The sense of humor, of course, remains the same.

Beyond Blue is a relaxing underwater adventure with a big didactic focus. If you want to learn more about sea creatures and just unwind while gaming, give it a try.

The incredible visuals of Songs or Iron are not enough to make us forget the simplicity of its combat, its flat design and all the technical issues we experienced.

It's exactly what we expected: a deep tribute to video games, mainly from the 80/90's. Crazy and intense, Retro City Rampage is able to entertain without a groundbreaking visual aspect. It could've been longer and the translation (at least into Spanish) could've been better, but if you like gaming and you miss the old school games, then it's a must-have.

Milestone has achieved what many didn't believe: to exceed the previous title in the franchise and moreover focus the game to be approachable by any kind of player (from simulation to arcade) and enhance some lacking aspects of the last game (graphics and tuning options).

Even though the similitude with Monster Hunter is undeniable, this is not a bad thing at all. PS Vita owners can now enjoy a hunting game very solid and fun, quite outstanding taking into account it's Omega Force's first try with this genre.

It's extremely challenging, similar to what we saw with Super Meat Boy, but very enjoyable and recommended if you liked the above mentioned indie game.

Taking into account the amount of LEGO games out there, it's surprising that TT Games manages to create new adventures that still are fun and engaging. Unless you're tired of LEGO, it's a pretty good option.

Phantasy Star Zero is a good roleplaying game with a powerful online multiplayer and a lasting main adventure.