Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy is a very conservative RPG, so it might not be the best option for newcomers. Still, if you know what it has to deliver, it can be a good option.

Behind some good ideas there's a game that doesn't get to shine. Still, fans of the Star Wars franchise will enjoy the experience.

This is a peaceful experience, full of puzzles and a compelling story about inner struggles, which we have found to be perfect to sit back and relax.

Luto delivers a deeply emotional psychological horror experience through strong audiovisual design and a symbolic, bilingual narrative about grief, though its puzzle design is inconsistent and sometimes frustrating, occasionally breaking immersion in an otherwise hauntingly effective atmosphere.

Melbits World is a game with great ideas, that can be challenging and complex, but also simple and accessible. It depends on how many people and the type of people you play with, but you’ll definitely have fun with it.

Rise of Iron is disappointing. Its price is too high for the content it adds, but at the same time, we can't deny that it's still Destiny, and we always enjoy playing it.

Although its puzzles are repetitive, James Noir's Hollywood Crimes 3D achieves to offer an interesting proposal in Nintendo 3DS thanks to its visuals, that although are not remarkable in its technical aspect, have a very particular style that some will find charming, and others will hate.

Late Shift is a very original idea, particularly for those who enjoy video games and cinema. If you fall under this description, consider giving it a try.

Those who already played before have a good change to repeat that extreme action moments, while the ones who didn't, both videogame veterans and newcomers, can be gladly surprised by what Serious Sam has to offer.

Behind its weird visuals there's actually a game that's quite fun. We might be shocked at the beginning, but once we get used to what it has to offer we'll find ourselves engaged in a bunch of hours of entertainment.

As a puzzle game it's pretty average, but how it deals with surrealism and the experience we get from it it's definitely unique. A hypothetical sequel could be really good.

Quotation forthcoming.

This is a game incredibly pleasing to play, although it becomes less and less interesting as we advance through it.

Dreamfall Chapters delivers a great story and takes you back to wonderful worlds that were created 17 years ago. However, its technical issues and some design choices are sometimes difficult to forgive, and prevent this title from being something much better.

I am the Hero is a slightly different take on the classic beat ‘em up that tries to offer a deeper and more technical combat system. It has some flaws, but overall is a great take on the genre.

This time, we need to manage our Japanese village and its role in a war. It's easier and more accessible than the average app of its kind, which should help it to get a wider audience.

It's just a simple arcade game, far from perfect, long or special, but it delivers what it promises: motocross and madness. And yeah, some fun too.

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.

The game doesn't stand out in anything, except in its four-player cooperative mode.

It's not the great return we were expecting, but it is definitely a great game. The experience is partially ruined by some technical mistakes, the low difficulty and the poor final part of the story. However, it manages to keep us engaged with a great narrative, the variety of locations and the interesting implementation of the puzzles.

If you enjoy open world stealth games, this one will satisfy your needs. It's not an actual sandbox, but it offers a certain degree of freedom that makes it very interesting and rewarding.

Fight Crab is definitely unique. It can be quite repetitive after the novelty wears out, but it’s definitely a fun experience, at least, while it lasts.

The game doesn't stand out in anything, except in its four-player cooperative mode.

Cobra Kai doesn’t do anything new, but there is a lot of fun to be had here, particularly in co-op.

It has its ups and downs, maybe too many, but the plot keeps you engaged and there are some moments that are very well-executed.

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 very challenging, yet fun FPS, not very revolutionary but addictive and with its own personality.

Back in the Groove is a great game if your fan of the original, very traditional and close to its gameplay. Unfortunately, this also means that we miss some things that make it more appealing in 2019.