After a few years experimenting with the formula, Modern Warfare is a great Call of Duty that feels like a step forward for the series. There are some aspects that, we hope, will be polished over time, but overall we’ve really enjoyed it.

It is not perfect, and things like not being able to remap the controls are quite annoying, but it is a good collection and many of the games still hold up pretty well.

This is a fun and heartwarming RPG for those who want to expand the Monster Hunter universe, even with its flaws.

Even though it isn’t very scary, Signalis is a great take on the survival horror genre, particularly if you are a fan of the classics.

Obsidian delivers a superb sequel that expands every aspect of the original with deeper role-playing, improved combat, and a fascinating satirical universe full of ideological clashes, though its structure remains predictable and the open areas feel static and less refined.

Ultros ingeniously blends roguelike and metroidvania elements, offering a unique progression system centered around cycles. While its combat falls short of being memorable, the game shines with its innovative mechanics, visually stunning design, and around 11 hours of engaging gameplay, making it a must-try for fans of the genre.

This is a great spin-off that knows how to adapt Shovel Knight’s gameplay to a roguelite structure.

Planet Zoo is a complex management simulator, with tons and tons of options, which is why sometimes we miss more tutorials. However, it’s also very rewarding and deep, and this makes it ideal for more experienced players.

A collection of three brilliant visual novels of investigation and deduction, full of extras and well adapted to modern platforms, that unfortunately lacks Spanish translation.

Exo One is a great experience with a great concept, although sometimes its own level design can feel detrimental to its own success.

Even though the 'freemium' model might not please everyone, it does work and let the player choose whether he wants some extra modes or not. When it comes to gameplay, it's as good as always, and guarantees many hours of fun.

Even with the expected adjustments to make the visuals fit on Switch, Ni no Kuni II still is a great RPG that you can now enjoy anywhere.

Quotation forthcoming.

Maldita Castilla EX is pure retro challenge and fun. It's like time-traveling to when Ghosts'n Goblins was the ultimate experience, and if you're looking for something like that, you will certainly forget about its shortcomings.

It doesn't have many new features compared to the Wii U version, but if you enjoy futuristic racers, it's a must have. In any case, one of the best games of the Switch's launch line-up.

Overcooked is not very original, but it's very well executed, and the multiplayer addition makes it very addictive.

AoE 4 manages to modernise the series and be as fun as ever with a great new entry, even if it doesn’t reach the excellence of the classics.

Even with its flaws in gameplay and its short durability, we have to reckon it as a different game, amazing in some aspects, very interesting in others, with a hypnotic design and, most of the time, a fascinating experience every gamer should try.

It pretty much improves everything we didn't like about the first episode. If you like the concept or if you enjoyed the first Danganronpa, this definitely deserves your time and money.

Quotation forthcoming.

Rage delivers as an action game, with outstanding graphics and gameplay that is sometimes tactic, sometimes savage and always intense. Some players may expect a sandbox, but the game is really a very classic action shooter.

This is the most complete, large, fun and ambitious Trackmania game ever made. It improves upon the formula that has make the game succeed, and again challenges us to beat our best times and also our rivals'. And at a very attractive price.

Smackdown vs RAE 2010 is more of the same, but the most complete edition in years, and the one that has included more content.

It offers a lot for too little, with an engaging gameplay and an addictive mechanic. It's ideal for every device, anywhere, anytime.

It gets the best of both genres, and it gets it right. It works pretty much for every kind of player, but if you enjoy Magic, then it's a game you should try.

Constance is a beautifully designed metroidvania, featuring an engaging story and strong audiovisuals, offering a refreshing, non-soulslike experience. While generally well-crafted, it occasionally relies on trial-and-error for certain challenges and offers limited hidden secrets for backtracking, which we feel are just minor drawbacks.

On one hand, we have a beautiful game that polishes the already great core of the franchise, but on the other hand we find an alarming lack of content. We have a very solid foundation, and we can only wait and see what the future brings.

Unless you want something that revolutionises the genre, The World Before is a fantastic adventure that offers a great story and even better puzzles.