Overall Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow is a good title which is right in every of its aspects, although without surprising us in any of then. Everything works well, but the game doesn't achieve to engage us like other ones.

DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing provides a classic kart racing experience with a complete and charismatic character roster, featuring some good ideas, though not all well-executed, and visually appealing graphics, but it falls short in handling and physics consistency, struggles to convey information accurately, and while not riddled with technical flaws, it has noticeable imperfections.

This is a more than decent game, although maybe too expensive.

Skully is a good 3D platformer with some good ideas. It doesn’t do anything revolutionary or outstanding, but if you’re a fan of the genre, you’ll have a good time with it.

Fat Princess Adventures wants to offer a fun and accessible Diablo-like experience, and it delivers. If you're looking for something like this, it's worth a try.

Pang Adventures feels good at the beginning, but once the nostalgia is gone, the game falls short on content.

This is a unique 3D fighting game, surprisingly fun, as long as we play with friends whether it’s online or offline.

A good title, with a charming character design and a very approachable gameplay. Although its ideas are not very original, it offers more than enough content and a cooperative mode.

Secret of Mana retains the essence of the great game it's always been, although this remake feels a little bit like a missed opportunity to take the original adventure even further.

Dead Block is a fun and fresh proposal, although a bit simple and not very lasting. Hilarious and very fun between friends, it is a good game to enjoy this Summer.

This is a good choice if you're looking for a good local multiplayer game with tons of options and content, but if not, it doesn't work that well.

Maid of Sker isn’t very original – just another first-person stealth-based horror game, but it knows how to create a terrifying atmosphere, how to tell an interesting story and how to offer a classic, Resident Evil-like stage design. If you’re not looking for a revolution, but just a good horror indie game, this is a good choice.

This is a game full of historical value, that everyone interested in the history of the genre should play. However, it hasn’t aged well at all, and some of its design choices are just not fun in 2020.

Many design flaws, confusing at some points, an unbalanced difficulty… certainly, not the game that Sonic deserves. If you're a huge fan of the hedgehog you will enjoy it, but after Colors and Generations, we were expecting something better.

We really like the concept and the gameplay, but it’s lacking content. We’re sure this will change soon, so keep an eye on it, since it has all the ingredients to end up being a must-have for Pokémon fans.

It's quite short and we miss a wider variety of situations, but it is a very enjoyable VR title if you like mystery and horror. Without VR, it loses a lot of its impact.

Salary Man Escape is a strange but charming game for VR. It doesn't make the most of the technology, but it is a very good puzzle game.

The Order: 1886 is outstanding as a cinematic experience, with some of the best graphics we've ever seen. However it's very short, with quite simple shooting sequences, and there's no reason to replay it once finished.

This is a step forward for the series rather than a revolution. There are indeed some improvements, but it's probably recommended for those looking for these strategic elements included. Otherwise, you might want to keep an eye on Dynasty Warriors 8.

Neverwinter Nights is a game that holds up really well, but this port is weaker than it should. It feels like a low-effort adaptation, with way too many technical problems that shouldn’t be present almost 20 years after the original release.

It's definitely a game those interested in storytelling have to try. Wheels of Aurelia has some shortcomings, but it's also a very unique and enjoyable ride.

Arizona Sunshine is interesting and enjoyable if you like the genre, but it doesn't have much content or something that makes it unique. Also, in Spanish, it has one of the strangest (ok, one of the worst) dubs ever.

Edens Zero offers a faithful adaptation of Hiro Mashima’s story with a detailed narrative and varied characters, but it suffers from overly simplistic combat, uninspired mission design, and outdated visuals. While the exploration of Blue Garden adds some depth and content, the low difficulty and repetitive gameplay limit its appeal mostly to fans of the series.

Rearmed 2 is a more than correct sequel of a great series, a must-have for series followers and for videogame nostalgics, although it is not as surprising as the previous Rearmed title.

It's Tetris, and that's pretty much it. Unless you need to play Tetris on new consoles, there aren't too many reasons to choose this version.

If you are looking for action, difficulty and a good story with lots of politically incorrect humour, this is your game.

Considering the platform, Tag Team has good and bad things, but overall is a good game that won't disappoint series fans.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's a shame some technical issues make this version fall behind the "big ones", since it could have been a serious rival for Mario Kart. We'll need to get used to issues though, and in the end we will be able to enjoy it.

The Blackout Club is great when played with friends, otherwise it becomes repetitive way too soon. The mission design is probably its weakest point, and we wonder if it wouldn’t had been a better idea to approach a more traditional adventure to make the most of its fantastic universe and story.

Empire of Sin is a great strategy and management game, that manages to capture the essence of its setting, even with its shortcomings.

This is exactly the same game we played back in 2011 with tiny additions, like amiibo support. Although the game is good, there's no reason to buy a full-price game that only includes what could have been added with a regular patch.

The setting, the story and the concept is fantastic, but many technical issues and poor mechanics end up making the experience less enjoyable than it should be.

A simple proposal to foster creativity, especially in the younger players. An entertaining game that has jumped from the digital stores to the retail and somewhat lacks some more content.

Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron is too linear in its development, and although it offers continuous action and has a good and well told story, it is not enough to make it a cult game.

A noteworthy MX simulator which will entertain those who are not even fans of motorcycles, thanks to its thrilling and challenging races, although a bit short in content.

A great dancing game, a very direct and frantic arcade which will entertain us since the very beginning, without having to learn complicated choreographies.

Fuse is a good game, especially of you play with friends, but with so many alternatives, you need to be something more than "a good game".

The idea behind Skyhill is interesting, but the execution fails to deliver something that really show the potential of this concept. Still, it isn't a bad game, and it'll be worth your time if you're ok with its repetitive nature.

Although it promised to be interesting for everyone, at the end it is a good game for children, but less interesting for older players.

Despite being a good game, we expected something more from an adventure by the creators of the brilliant Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.

If you like Diablo and Warhammer, you’re going to love this. The game, as such, doesn’t do anything new and there are better alternatives, however, it is a good option for fans of the franchise it is based on.

King of Fighters XII proposes to be a new start for the series, and it manages to do it half and half. The graphical change is positive, but it stalls midway, and the price to pay has been losing characters, scenarios and music.

A decent proposal that follows the path of the series, but although it is supposed to be free, actually it is a very limited version with a lot of DLC to unlock after paying for it. Nonetheless, the game is still a good one, although a bit far from what we've come to expect from Katamari.

This is a very unique and beautiful concept that rewards the player even when they don’t know what they’re doing. A great choice if you just want to relax and let your imagination flow.

As a game, we have to admit that it works, even though it feels somehow old-fashioned when compared to some of its competitors. It does have some fun to offer, but the Dark Knight deserves better.

It's really hard to mark this game, taking into account you could get the same content on other platforms way cheaper than this. However it's a really good choice for those who'd like to try the series comfortably at home and haven't played it before.

This is probably the best game Bubsy has ever had, but that’s not saying a lot. It’s simple and repetitive, but it still can be good for children.

In spite of the controls, the game offers what the developers promised: frantic gameplay in which you can't stop shooting and transforming while you move quickly through levels full of action.

Kingdoms & Lords won't disappoint: it allows you to manage and control a kingdom and make you feel like a knight. Maybe it's not too ambitious –and not very original indeed–, but it brings many interesting and complete options that will keep us entertained for a long while.

Call of Cthulhu is a very entertaining adventure, particularly for Lovecraft fans. It is quite simple difficulty and gameplay-wise, but the story is engaging. More complex mechanics and a longer experience would’ve made it much better.

Fatal Bullet isn’t the best entry in this franchise, but it is a very enjoyable game. On top of that, we get a couple of interesting new features for the Switch, which makes it a good addition for Nintendo’s hybrid console.

Overpass is different, and we like that. Yes, it’s hard and challenging, but it’s not like other racing games –you’re not supposed to be able to win the first time you race. It’s a shame that technically is very flawed and can get repetitive, but its core is solid.

A classic and complex roleplaying game has become an entertaining and enjoyable adventure in a fantasy world. Despite some flaws, Arcania: Gothic 4 is a highly recommended game.

More situations and deeper gameplay might have helped this game, since its appeal wears out faster than expected. Still, taking into account its price, it does deliver a good amount of content.

Impact Winter has great ideas, a very demanding gameplay (in a good way) and it's deep and complex. It does need, however, a few more weeks of work to polish its technical side.

This homage to the king of pop has achieved modest results, with a good list of songs, but poor implementation of controls, although the ability to sing and dance is cool and Michael Jackson fans will love it.

Although short in duration, and actually not very difficult, The Tiny Band Story is a great game in a genre with few titles nowadays.

It is aimed to a very specific audience, but those who understand its concept will find something fresh and engaging, with a particular sense of humor that will definitely make us laugh.

We like how SAO went a little bit more action-oriented this time. It's quality over quantity, but we've enjoyed our time with Lost Song, and even though you know the game is not perfect, the feelings you get from it are worth your time.

This is a great comeback for the series, that delivers a good strategy game together with an excellent setting.

Pop-Up Pilgrims is a very interesting Lemmings-like concept designed for the VR. If you like this type of strategy game, give it a try.

Gods Will Fall bring some interesting idea to the roguelike genre; however, it’s too easy, and the lack of difficulty and technical issues make it harder to enjoy.

This is a very different game compared to Dofus, as action and combat are prominent here and RPG elements are the least. Those who are looking for an adventure game should consider more options before buying it, although it shines visually.

Although this is a good racing game and adds interesting features like the use of NEAR and the new editor, it lacks the online multiplayer component, an absence we hope to be solved soon.

After a great episode last year, we have a good game that doesn't evolve that much. Still, it provides a very solid simulation, and F1 fans will definitely enjoy it.

Daymare: 1998 is a great take on the Resident Evil formula. If you’re looking for RE8, you will end up being disappointed, but if you expect an indie horror adventure, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

It is obviously based on the well-known Bomberman gameplay, but it was fun back on the MSX, and it still is. It isn't particularly original, but it works.

With its charming art direction, heartfelt story about companionship, and approachable structure, The Lonesome Guild offers a light, enjoyable ARPG experience ideal for newcomers, though its repetitive combat, uninspired puzzles, and minor technical issues keep it from standing out among genre heavyweights.

Heroes over Europe is an enjoyable and entertaining title during the first hours, but in the long run it becomes increasingly repetitive and limited in its gameplay experience.

This is just another shooter, that won't give you anything you haven't seen before. Yes, it's free and it does have some entertainment, but there are plenty of better options out there.

"Yet another zombie game" would be the most direct definition of Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone. It offers everything you can expecto from a zombie game: zombies, action and cooperative play. The problem is that it is not that different from other games (and its previous installment), so although it offers fun and entertainment for some hours, it doesn't bring anything actually new.

If taken as an artistic creation, Trauma is noteworthy, but considered only as a videogame, it is too limited and short in duration.

Probably the idea looked better on paper. It’s not a bad game, but that Wii concept feels a little bit old now and the experience doesn’t hold up that well.

We think Wanted will divide the public, with probably more detractors than praisers. Genre fans, used to mediocre games without souls, should overlook Wanted's flaws and see the braveness and effort in this not so ostentatious production.

This game has aged splendidly and is worthy its price, although it is a shame Capcom has not included any new feature or improvement.

There's a lot of room for improvement, but still it's a great action platformer that those looking for a challenge will definitely enjoy.

Although it doesn't have any intention to reinvent racing games, mastering all the aspects of the competitions takes some time and dedication, weeks of enjoyment steering this virtual racing cars. Recommended for beginners and for racing games fans waiting for a more purist game.

Easy, accessible, and very fun. Although short on content, it offers a very addictive experience, that no matter if you like skydiving or not, deserves a try.

Behind its original concept, there is a quite classic and limited puzzler. It works, and even shines sometimes, but it could have been much better if it had offered more freedom to the players.

Watch Dogs is a good sandbox, but Ubisoft has delivered a version that doesn't take advantage of the unique features of the console.

Agents of Mayhem is a game with very good ideas and quite enjoyable, but it can't avoid feeling repetitive. Also, its recommended difficulty is ridiculously low, and it makes the game feel more boring than it actually is. Make sure you play it on harder levels so it forces you to use the three-character team mechanics.

Even though is nice to have Bomberman back, we expected a better return for the legendary character. If you're going to play with friends, then it's a pretty enjoyable option.

Maybe the Italian manufacturer deserves something better, but still this approach is a game that will satisfy fans of the genre.

The idea was making something different, and they have indeed made so. It's one of those games that deserves a try, even though the concept should have been polished to avoid repetitiveness.

This is an interesting approach to multiplayer combat games, although a bit flawed. The main issues? The arenas are too big, the matches too long and the story mode is just a bunch of challenges you need to buy.

Very recommended for players who feel curiosity to know how was the war in the seas, and of course, for series followers.

Necromunda works as a shooter, but the competition is fierce, and it remains several steps behind the masters of the genre.

The Chinese Room delivers a narratively rich and atmospheric sequel that captures the essence of *World of Darkness* with strong character writing and moral nuance, but its shallow combat, linear mission design, and limited freedom make it fall short of the immersive depth and variety of the original.

Chimparty is a fun and crazy game you should try if you enjoy PlayLink with friends. It isn’t the best party game, but you’ll have a good time with it.

If you are looking for action, difficulty and a good story with lots of politically incorrect humour, this is your game.

The new Sonic Boom manages to offer an adventure with good ideas, but its lack of difficulty makes it recommended for young players.

After the uniqueness El Shaddai offered, we’ve found The Lost Child quite generic. It’s entertaining and works as a dungeon crawler, but that’s pretty much it.

It’s great to have the franchise back, but it feels like this remaster takes from the original more than it adds. The control changes and the lack of mini games make it feel a little bit barebones, although the core of the series is still there, and there is a lot of fun to be had.

Create is oriented to those who like puzzle-solving, but it is not remarkable within that genre. The control get tedious at times, and its map editor is not good enough.

In short, we liked TIEBREAK, and it left us with some intense and exciting matches, especially once we got used to its gameplay. The huge number of licenses plays in its favour, and the creation options open the door to almost anything we might miss. Right now, it's an enjoyable title with a fantastic foundation, but it doesn't feel like a finished game to us, so we'd recommend keeping an eye on it until, hopefully, future patches make it a serious contender for the best tennis game of the moment.

Doc Clock achieves to enjoy. It is fresh, fast and fun. It is able to engage the player through its puzzles, which start being simple and might give a wrong impression about the later ones.

It has a good story, well-made since the beginning until the end, and both the main character and the nemesis are charming. There is no greater satisfaction for a private detective than to find who is Jack the Ripper.