It is as fun as simple, but it manages to have us playing for hours trying to beat our score. On the top of that, its visuals are a great addition to the offer.

It's been a nice surprise seeing how well these three games hold up, visually and gameplay-wise. If you played them before, though, you won't find anything new, but if you didn't it's a good opportunity to discover this trilogy.

A rich and colourful game which will get the players to immerse in their cockpits.

A nice surprise that wants to make the player feel something, no matter what. Except for the platforms, this is a solid proposal RPGs fans should try.

The beginning of the end starts with a promising episode. The change in perspective and the darker tone work very well, although the formula has been milked for so long that you can’t help but feel it needs deeper changes.

If you like first-person action games and you're looking for something different, you shouldn't miss this one. It's fun and addictive, and we only hope it gets a multiplayer mode sometime soon.

Exe:Late [cl-r] is a great way to discover this not very well-known series. If you own previous entries, you might want to purchase it just as an update, as it is definitely a good way to expand a great fighting game.

Once again, Minecraft offers that unique experience that holds endless hours of fun.

Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes is a really enjoyable game that, although it is not a revolution in its genre, it does bring variety to engage us during many hours, despite its terrible storytelling.

With a haunting atmosphere, clever exploration design, and strong visual personality, Hell is Us delivers a rewarding sense of discovery, though its shallow combat, repetitive enemies, and underwhelming story keep it from fully realizing its potential.

Dungeon-based roguelite fans have a new adventure they should add to their library. The core gameplay isn’t very original, but its coop mode, its elaborate narrative and its great setting make it very, very interesting.

Just Dance continues to build upon is successful formula, polishing and expanding its concept to reach wider audiences.

This game is what we could call a "Super Meat Boy 3D", since its gameplay relies on precision. It's not perfect, but its mechanics and difficulty make it very enjoyable.

It has no real new features in comparison with the first release, so it may dissapoint some players, but it retains the original's strenghts.

Puzzles, strategy and action get mixed in a very interesting game, ideal for those looking for something different.

It has no real new features in comparison with the first release, so it may dissapoint some players, but it retains the original's strenghts.

This remaster shines thanks to its many gameplay improvements, visual enhancements, quality-of-life updates, and full Spanish localization, although its simplistic investigation mechanics and occasional repetition in demon interactions reveal its dated roots; still, it's a charming, accessible introduction to a lighter side of the Shin Megami Tensei universe.

If you enjoyed the previous episodes, you'll probably enjoy this one as well. Good gameplay and interesting additions, and also a quite friendly introductions for those new to the series.

A vast and addictive survival sandbox that smartly refines ideas from Terraria, RimWorld, and Stardew Valley with tons of content and customization, though its basic tutorial, weak controller support, and somewhat bland visuals hold it back from true greatness.

There aren't any relevant additions apart from the VR compatibility, but it's more than enough. Pinball FX has proved it's a great franchise, and now it just became more immersive.

This time we've got a very solid experience that is meant not only for its usual audience, but also for those who enjoy games based on collecting creating, sharing and fighting among them.

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

It is the same formula of previous Angry Birds game, but improved and adding the gravitational forces of the planets, which makes things different enough to renovate the gameplay. As fun as ever, although a bit short in content.

If you enjoyed the previous episodes, you'll probably enjoy this one as well. Good gameplay and interesting additions, and also a quite friendly introductions for those new to the series.

This is one of those games that won't get much attention, but it's a great RPG, with good characters and engaging gameplay. Even if you didn't play other episodes, it's worth a try.

Quantum Break is a great game, but not the groundbreaking experience you might expect from Remedy. It's so focused on the story that usually forgets about gameplay, not taking advantage of the good ideas its playable core is built upon. But don't get us wrong: Quantum Break is a very enjoyable game, with great moments and solid storytelling, but also feels like a missed opportunity for Remedy to make something better than their previous works.

A title that pleasantly surprised us with its well-executed homage to classic Resident Evil, introducing new elements seamlessly, and resolving combat exceptionally well. While some designed-to-kill moments may be bothersome and the lack of translation is a drawback, we recommend it to those seeking an experience akin to classic Resident Evil with some changes and a more condensed format.

A game designed to offer fun, and doesn't dissapoint. Although it lacks a multiplayer online mode which would have been great, it offers enough content to keep us engaged for hours, and has a very affordable price.