Behind its viral debut, there is a fun game, cleverly design and, surprisingly, full of surprises.

Inspired by classic survival horror games like the early Resident Evil titles, Crow Country offers exploration, puzzles, and optional combat set in a creepy amusement park, with its standout feature being the ability to freely explore the 3D-rendered environments in real-time. Although it relies heavily on notes for storytelling, its well-designed puzzles and authentic gameplay mechanics make it a must-play for fans of classic survival horror.

Death Stranding is a game that takes risks. It’s s not afraid of being unique and manages to constantly surprise the player. In a time where AAA games follow the same formula over and over, Kojima chooses his own path with an adventure like no other, relying on gameplay never seen before and a fantastic narrative.

Far Cry is back with yet another great adventure. Far Cry 5 is stunning, fun, has tons of content and a lot of care has been put into every single aspect of the game. The only thing missing is some innovation.

Okamiden is a noteworthy title which follows the story and the structure of the original game. Despite some flaws, especially in the pointer detection, it is a very recommended experience.

The first Space Invaders Extreme was a new start for the popular series, and this new installment is an evolution and a notable improvement in comparison.

Lots of humour, heavy metal and a gameplay you'll fall in love with.

Creaks is a great game if you like puzzles. It’s beautiful and challenging, although it ends up feeling a little bit repetitive, with some puzzle designs that feel too similar to each other.

It's short. Very short. But it's also a great game that those looking for a retro-looking action game should definitely consider.

Skullgirls still is a very interesting fighting game fans of the 2D part of the genre should try. And if you haven't tried it yet, this version is a great opportunity.

Maybe we could have waited for some new features from Obsidian, apart for the scenario change and some new improvements in gameplay. But you could also ask why change something that works so well. The recommendation is clear: If you liked Fallout 3, don't hesitate in getting New Vegas.

Yes, it's short, but it's one of those games only an indie developer can make. It's special, addictive and fun, and a must-have for those who love platforming titles.

If you played Skyrim on Xbox 360 or PS3, rediscovering the game with better graphics and access to mods can be a much better experience than you imagined, particularly when the adventure still holds up this well.

Telltale proves that they know how to write a story, and we just cannot wait to see how it unfolds in the next episode.

The new contents are not as good as the original games, and the enemy AI could have been improved, but without doubt this is one of the most interesting launches of recent months.

Resident Evil 4 is still a great game, and this is the best way to enjoy it on consoles... At least until Capcom remasters it again.

This is a good metroidvania. There are better games out there, but it gets everything right, and fans of the genre will enjoy this 8-bit-inspired adventure.

Mortal Kombat 11 is probably the best entry in the series. It’s a fantastic game, that plays and looks wonderful, and even if still has some issues, it’s a must-have for fans of the franchise.

PES is back with the best episode of the HD era. It's still one step behind FIFA when we talk about technical aspects, but it brings back that little 'something' we loved on PS2 that made it special. The new additions to the control system and the detail put into every match to make them different are some of the key elements we feel are worth mentioning. PES 2013 is finally able to fight the supremacy FIFA has this generation.

Wandersong proves there are still many things no one has done in a video game before. Gameplay and story-wise is great, and even though the controls still need some tweaking, it’s a game you should try if you’re looking for something original.

Spyro is back with a beautiful remaster, hindered by some technical issues. We hope Toys for Bob patches it to enhance the experience, because other than that, it’s a great collection of classic platforms that still hold up very well.

Horace is a captivating retro adventure full of different gameplay styles and homages to series, movies and other games.

This is just the best version of one of the best hack & slash ever made. If you haven’t played it, it’s a great new opportunity, and if you have, the Freestyle mode and the Bloody Palace in coop can transform the experience.

This is a fantastic version of there great games, even if Borderlands 2 holds up better than the rest. Whether this is the first time you play them or if you just want to play the first three games anywhere, the Legendary Collection is a fantastic choice.

The biggest, most ambitious LEGO game and one of the biggest tributes to the Star Wars universe ever made.

Although there are things to be improved in the online game of Marvel vs Capcom 2, this title is as fun as it was in 2000, and that's quite a thing to say about a videogame.

This is the best version of the classic RPG. Not only it has aged very well, but all the improvements make it easier to enjoy than ever before.

We Were Here changes its format to deliver shorter (and cheaper) adventures, while keeping its formula intact and offering yet another fun puzzle challenge to solve with a friend.