Sadame is a game for a very particular audience. It's not perfect, but the players the game is aimed to will love it, and we think they should take the rare opportunity of having a game like this released in Western territories.

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.

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Fans of the UFC will probably enjoy this game a lot, even though those who are new to the series will find it quite confusing. Tutorials are not as good as the should, and it lacks a training mode where practice our moves. Still, a good starting point for EA Sports.

Okhlos is really enjoyable, fun and fresh. We think it could've been more polished, but rioting in the Ancient Greek had never been this fun.

It is an outstanding way of kickstarting the series even though this episode has its ups and downs. Interesting and promising, In Too Deep seems to be making way for a better second episode.

Techland has done a good job with this collection, but it's aimed at a new audience rather than at those who played the originals, since it offers very few additions to those.

The Outlast Trials introduces cooperative multiplayer to the horror franchise, offering tense and gruesome scenarios where teamwork is essential to survive, despite some repetitive gameplay. Its deliberate visual design and atmospheric sound create a chilling experience perfect for multiplayer sessions.

Survios successfully expands the Alien universe with a tense first-person horror experience featuring a strong lead and excellent atmosphere, though repetitive combat, weak animations, and minor translation issues prevent it from reaching greatness.

This episode is different from the previous one, and it doesn't really feel like a step forward. Still, if you enjoyed Chapter I, we're sure you'll enjoy this one too.

Bomberman is back expanding what we’ve seen in the franchise’s previous game, with new additions and tons of hours of fun to be had in its multiplayer.

This is a great example of what NIS can do focusing a little bit more on action. It is, indeed, a good game, even though we think there's some aspect that need polishing or further development.

Even though it's not perfect, it's better than the average shooting game. If you are ok with its shortcomings, it's actually a quite solid experience.

The concept works, but the content seems to be quite short. Still, fans of the Games Workshop creation will not be disappointed.

There’s little evolution in this edition, even though it still works and it’s really fun, so if you enjoyed the series before is a great option.

It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel or do anything groundbreaking, but it’s a very enjoyable adventure with a story that deserves to be played.

In this post-apocalyptic world filled with charm, My Time at Sandrock offers a delightful blend of social simulation, farming management, and crafting, though its intricate crafting systems may deter some players. Despite its humble visuals and somewhat outdated design, it presents a vast and enjoyable adventure, making it one of the genre's finest offerings.

This is a better way to start a season, and as an episode it's still enjoyable. It is aimed at a younger audience, but it can be interesting for Minecraft fans of any age.

On one hand, these kind of spin-offs are quite enjoyable, but on the other hand, the decisions we make feel quite irrelevant. Still, if you've made it this far, you probably want to keep on playing.

art of rally offers an interesting take on challenge, and we really enjoy its proposal, but it ends up feeling repetitive fue to the similarity between stages.

This is a great way to play the game thanks to the portability Switch delivers, but if you've played it before you won't really find any new features. If you haven't played it, it still is a good game and there's a lot of content to enjoy in this version.

A simple and straightforward experience that holds lots of fun for those who want to have a break from more complex titles.

Destiny is still a great game, with an almost unmatched gunplay, but it feels like this expansion takes more than it gives. Only recommended for hardcore fans of the game.

Random Heroes is a very, very entertaining game, as well as fresh and simple. This are, at least in our opinion, its best features. It stays true, offers us many levels and weapons and the classic feeling –and graphics– of the old school. Reasonable price and many hours of fun.

We recommend trying its demo before buying it, since it has some ups and downs that prevent it from achieving something better. Still, Poncho is an interesting concept that works, and leaves us waiting to see what the team behind it can offer in the future.

ASL is a intense, difficult challenge, particularly recommended for old-school gamers.

Songbringer is fun and unique, although it borrows from some well-known mechanics. It's not unforgettable, but it is, indeed, an original adventure.

Telltale has done a good job with Batman, but it failed to surprise us. We have a solid foundation, but they need to work harder to make it something as good as you would expect from this studio and the Dark Knight.