MXGP3 is simple and has some issues, but it's quite enjoyable and motocross fans will like it.

It has all the elements to be a success, but if fails to mix them properly. The concept is original and we think it deserves a try, but it's a shame it doesn't get it right.

Resident Evil 6 offers a huge variety of situations, full of surprises and unforgettable moments, but there's only a tiny bit of the survival horror it once was. However, no matter the relationship between you and Resident Evil, we believe you should try RE6. As imperfect as ambitious, as frenetic as fun, it's a solid proof that Japan still knows how to make games.

We hope that, in a hypothetical sequel, intelligent and well-designed levels will be the norm and not the exception, since we like everything before us, but the execution is not up to par. We don't believe that a game of these genres should necessarily be challenging, but it should be stimulating, and, unfortunately, SCHiM remains a pretty uninspired journey.

We enjoyed the idea at its core, but a poor execution leaves the player confused. Still, as long as you're aware of its issues, we think it's an adventure you might like.

A Pixel Story has some great ideas, but also makes some mistakes, like focusing too much on the story. The idea of mixing old and new features works, but the execution isn't outstanding.

Sometimes it feels like everything is very automatic, but the experience overall is quite interesting, particularly when it comes to the relationship between characters. It's a very accessible RPG with a Mii twist.

If you like "walking simulators", The Park pulls out an interesting horror-based adventure. The story is a little bit weak, but the overall experience feels worth it in the end. Still, it's very short and a little bit pricey.

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.

A fun game that, even if it doesn’t do anything particularly well gameplay-wise, makes the most of its particular sense of humor to keep the player entertained.

The strategic action and management combination that The Godfather 2 proposes is a remarkable formula, but also risky. Maybe it won't be able to convince gamers looking for an action game, nor those looking for strategy, but our feeling is that ultimately this is an action game -a good one- with interesting strategy elements, more than the contrary.

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin may not go down in history, but it serves as a good entry into strategy or the Games Workshop license, featuring a campaign with diverse situations, a commendable Conquest mode, and robust editing and customization tools, despite its somewhat tedious pace on PC, evident AI issues, and occasional high loading times on computers.

Redeemer is a game that doesn’t do anything new, but it’s fun to play if you’re looking for something simple and straightforward.

It is obvious that Spintires is aimed at a certain audience, but if you fit in that group of players who would enjoy truck racing, you'll be quite happy with this title, making the most of its virtues and forgiving its shortcomings.

This is a great remake, much more than just a visual update, although it faces many ups and downs when it comes to level design, control and AI.

It doesn't evolve too much from the previous episode of the series, but it's engaging, and if you like the franchise it is based on, it can be fun.

If you like the genre, you'll probably like this game. There's still many things to be improved, but even son, it's already a very good option.

Felix the Reaper is very original and fun, which is something we can’t really say about many puzzle-based games. It struggles to stay fresh after a few hours, but it’s always enjoyable.

This is a fun party game for short sessions, but it’s also as fun as forgettable.

Raccoo Venture is a platform game starring a raccoon that must recover the magical relics of his grandfather. It is well designed, and clearly influenced by classics from the 90s like Super Mario 64 or Crash Bandicoot3. Some of the most fun levels are ridiculously short, and the combat is lacking in action and variety. The puzzles are challenging and the levels are balanced, but the game does not stand out in any aspect.

Two Worlds II is a very complete RPG which substantially improves the original game, engaging us in a fantasy world. Its huge and atractive environments, simple and direct gameplay, and the variety of things available to be done in the Antaloor universe are some of the great virtues of and adventures oriented both to genre veterans and newcomers.

The ambition and the lack of budget make this adventure worse than it could've been, but it's definitely a good game with great moments.

If you grew up with old-school shooters and you like a cyberpunk setting, Hard Reset: Redux deserves a try. It's quite linear and not too long, but gameplay-wise it's very enjoyable.

Gylt is a love letter to survival horror as a genre, and we, as fans, enjoyed it a lot. It has some flaws, and it’s a survival horror meant to be “enjoyed" and not “suffered”. If you want a lighter approach to the genre, don’t miss it out.

This Asobo Studios game is a good entry in the racing genre, although some aspects, specially the audiovisual part, could have been better.

Possessor(s) boasts a compelling art style and an engaging story that surpasses genre averages. However, its potential is severely hampered by frustrating design flaws, including unclear navigation and excessive backtracking. Combat often lacks finesse and variety, compounded by numerous programming errors and a questionable difficulty curve, preventing it from truly standing out.

Blair Witch is a decent adventure… with an absolutely perfect ending. When Bloober Team do what they do best, it turns into a horror masterpiece, but you’ll need to endure a few hours of less inspired exploration to get to enjoy this. It is worth it, though.

Calendula is a game that wants to surprise the player, and it does achieve that. We feel like it could've told a story or deliver a deeper, richer experience, but it feels like a solid foundation for the studio.