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.

It's a quite basic sports game, but it's quite fun if we play with friends or online. Although it's nothing new, its formula still works.

As a fishing game, Monster of the Deep is actually quite fun, with many ways of enjoying fishing. Yes, there are probably better ways to bring FFXV to VR, but if you enjoyed fishing in the main game, give this a try.

If you've already played it there are not too many reasons to get it again. If not, you'll find a game with some errors that cannot hide its portable origins, but still enjoyable if you're looking for more Assassin's Creed.

This games does some things right, but the pace and some puzzles artificially hard leaves a bittersweet taste. Still, it's recommended if you accept its weak spots.

Overall, it doesn’t do anything particularly new, but it’s very enjoyable on PS VR. It is quite short, but also intense.

It works as a classic point & click adventure, although it feels a little bit short. If you're just looking for a game of this genre, it's worth a try.

Dex delivers an interesting story and a solid gameplay, but there are some bugs and aspects with some room for improvement that prevent it from becoming a better experience.

Tempo becomes a victim of its own idea. It's such a spectacular experience that forgets about what makes a game fun: the gameplay.

It may feel very repetitive, but overall it’s an enjoyable, beautiful adventure with a nice story to tell.

Conan Unconquered has a nice foundation, and the first few hours aren’t bad, but after a while we find its shallow and repetitive nature.

Apart from the exclusive designs created for the game, fans of the movie will not find anything particularly relevant in this title focused on in-app purchases.

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.

The only reason why we would recommend this game is if you’re looking for an erotic pinball. Other than that, it’s a game with strange physics and not a lot of content, which makes other pinballs out there a better option.

As a game experience, it is an interesting product which distinguishes itself from other better-selling videogames, but its main shortcoming is its short durability.

A good game that borrows some inspiration from the big platforming games. It has some issues, but there's loads of fun waiting to be had here.

As a remaster, it is pretty good, but the game underneath still has its flaws, and some aspects (like the camera) are now worse than those in the original.