Perhaps the guys at Treyarch haven't surpassed its predecessor's bar, but it really was too high. Nevertheless, this does not mean Call of Duty: World at War is not a very good game, it is indeed one of the best of its genre, and no shooter fan should miss it.

Runic Games has created a game charming enough to engage us for hours.

EA Sports continues to deliver a game full of options and content, fully licensed and tweaks its gameplay to make it one of the best entries so far.

We’ve really enjoyed Ape Out, but its small randomization of stages creates a strange feeling, where luck seems to matter sometimes more than skill. Overall, it’s a very good experience for those looking for a fast-paced action game.

It has some aspects we'd like to see improved (the netcode, extra modes...), but apart from this, it's the best episode of the franchise. Fun and brutal, as it should be.

It is a very fun adventure, a must-have for those who have a Nintendo DS and have never tried a Professor Layton adventure. For those who did, the formula keeps working and engaging, but they'll have the feeling of having playing this before, although the story of the game will keep them going forward.

This is the great, solid experience we played last year, but improved in many ways. One of the best basketball games we've ever played.

Danganronpa is a series that gives the player unforgettable moments, and this collection is the best option for those who have never played it or those who want to go back to it.

This remake delivers a charming and technically improved reimagining of the original with colorful visuals, customization, and refined mechanics, though its slow progression and repetitive music make the early hours feel tedious.

Monolith Soft delivers again one of the best RPGs of the year. A must-have you cannot miss if you like the genre, even if it’s just a tiny bit.

Clever and very hard, this game reminds us of some good old classics, bringing its own personality and proposal to the genre.

Shadowlands is a fun and interesting expansion that adds some really good ideas to the most important MMO ever made.

This is a very faithful remake of the GBA classics that brings all the fun back and keeps their essence intact.

It feels like a classic Sega games, with a solid Sonic based mixed up with its own features. It has some issues, but it's a great game worth considering.

As a remastered it is not perfect, with some hiccups when playing docked, but it is quite solid, and being able to play Dark Souls anywhere with this quality is just a dream come true.

A great buy for a football fan, provided he doesn't already own FIFA 10.

A milestone for PSVITA, and one of the best portable games in the last years. It offers fresh and new ideas, and is a must-have for PSVITA owners.

This is what every remake should be: the same experience but with so many new features and so up-to-date that it's worth reliving even if you played the original game.

Charming, fun and full of colour, one of those titles you can play smiling and approachable by everyone. But to make the most of the game and achieve a perfect score in every trial, you will have to spend a lot of hours. For those newcomers that haven't tried a Rhythm game, it will be a pleasant surprise.

A Tower Defense is not the most original game, but this one adds its own personality and makes it worth it for the fans of the genre.

It’s a little bit expensive, but it’s one of the best shoot ‘em up we’ve played in many years. It’s aimed at a very specific audience, but we think that audience will definitely enjoy it.

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Although it doesn't have many changes in comparison with the Xbox 360 original, and the game has aged during a year, it still one of the best action games out there.

Sleeping Dogs is a very good sandbox game, even though there are two things some players may complain about: its lack of personality and the lack of innovation. If you're OK with this, then this game has a lot to offer, from many hours of fun to a engaging story. Sleeping Dogs is, above all, a great surprise full of entertainment and quality. Definitely worth trying.

This is a very interesting look at the franchise’s past, made with care and featuring a gallery with tons of art, information and development materials that are just history of our industry.

Music games fans can fall in love with Ryhthm Heaven, or just the contrary, because its proposal is very different in comparison with most of the musical games in the market today.

This is a fantastic franchise, and now you can discover or rediscover it with this collection. Also, Spanish players can enjoy Trials of Mana for the first time in the West –in Spanish!

Two Point Museum offers a refreshing take on the management genre, mixing humor with intricate, well-balanced gameplay across five unique museums. While it provides plenty of content and engaging mechanics, the game does suffer from occasional static gameplay and less intuitive console controls. Still, it succeeds in delivering an enjoyable and varied experience with its creative systems and excellent audiovisual design.