This episode has pretty much everything you could ask for. Telltale is still pulling out great stories and some memorable moments, and all signs point to a great season finale.

Drinkbox Studios know how to deliver a great game regardless of the genre. It can get a bit repetitive sometimes, but it’s particularly fun with a friend.

Ready or Not is a realistic and tactical first-person shooter that challenges us to face dangerous situations as a SWAT team, with a good variety of levels, weapons, and gadgets, but also with some flaws in the enemy AI, the single-player Commander mode, and the technical performance.

Call of the Mountain is a good game to showcase PlayStationVR 2, and allows us to enjoy Horizon’s universe like never before.

Mini Ninjas is a good action game, entertaining, enjoyable and able to offer some hours of good fun, but far from being one of the great games of the genre.

It's a Facebook game turned into an iOS. It's not very original, even though is entertaining and engaging. It's partially based on the free-to-play concept, so eventually we might face some money-demanding situations.

Quotation forthcoming.

One of the most important fighting franchises returns with a great game, where every combat is full of fun and enjoyment. It has its shortcomings, but when it comes to fighting it knows how to shine.

Quotation forthcoming.

Tales of Berseria is one of the best JRPG with real-time battles you can find at the moment. It has its shortcomings, but you forget about them thanks to its narrative and gameplay.

Squadrons is a fantastic game that truly shines in VR. It manages to capture all the intensity of these battles and deliver a great campaign and multiplayer modes.

This second episode is a step in the right direction. Some decisions are implemented really well, while some others are absolutely pointless and force you out of the path you chose to follow through the whole episode. Together with the lack of puzzles or superpower-based mechanics, this second season relies mostly on the story (and a really good one) to reach the player.

It is somehow simple, but very addictive and fun. It definitely deserves our time if you're looking for something like this.

Bigbig Studios has achieved to adapt the philosophy of the Evolution Studios games to a less powerful hardware.

After a few years, the PSP sequel finally arrives to the West, with good options to expand the original experience. Definitely a great option for those looking for a RPG-ish, different experience.

I Am Dead offers an interesting game proposal, but even if original, its structure feels a bit outdated.

Quotation forthcoming.

Hyrule Warriors: La era del destierro delivers a fully canon Zelda story with impressive cinematics and character development, while offering a highly enjoyable musou experience with deep combat mechanics, tactical special actions, and diverse mission designs. Despite minor camera issues and occasional performance drops in handheld mode, the game excels in visual design, cooperative play, and a reimagined soundtrack that complements the intense action.

It's true it becomes repetitive, and it doesn't stand out for its story, but despite that this is one of the most frantic and fun titles we can currently find on the shelves.

Housemarque knows how to make a great cooperative, shooting experience, and Alienation is probably the best you can find on PS4.

This is a game made by very talented people, and proves that video games are a great media for humor. If you're looking for an adventure to have fun with, you shouldn't miss this one.

Its charming art style, intuitive interaction, and emotional voice acting combine with a nostalgic and autobiographical story that immerses players in the childhood memories of its creator, though the ball control can occasionally feel imprecise and its short length may leave some wanting more.

It is a good chance for Perfect Dark to reach a new audience, and for the gamers who enjoyed the original to play again this classic.

A narrative-based adventure that it’s ideal for those who just want to feel like a kind in a peaceful Japanese village.

As a game, it’s great to go back to Paradise City and rediscover a game that made history; as a remaster, it feels a bit like a low-effort and expensive one.

The quality of this new Gears is outstanding and the new approach certainly suits it, but the overall feelings we've got are not that good. Maybe it's just that Gears of War 3 is too close in time, but, in any case, People Can Fly has done a great job that will satisfy the fans of the series and anyone looking for lots of action.

This is one of the most interesting games on Xbox we've played this year, a great sequel and a game that both fans of Halo and/or strategy should try.

Deserts of Kharak, as a experience, is outstanding, engaging and recommended for all the Homeworld fans. We think the multiplayer could've been even better, but it's very enjoyable as a whole.