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Call of Duty: WWII is a great throwback to the origin of the series, thanks to the care Sledgehammer Games puts in each and every development. The studio hast tried to innovate where it seemed impossible to do so, and even with the complexity that comes with the historical event in winch the game takes place, it sometimes succeeds. It is a game that tries to redeem itself in front of both the vet and the noob, and its a risk of an online mode that has its feet on the ground in order to run fast.

The possibilities when it comes to edition that a game like The Sims 4 offers are really interesting, although it is obviously easier to handle and more comfortable to play in PC. After three years in the shelves, EA could have launched the game with some more content. However, those who already know the franchise know what it offers and this iteration of the game may appeal only to those who weren't able to play the PC version.

There is so much to discover in Wolfenstein II. Collectibles, endgame missions and Nazi troops destruction. MachineGames has managed to create a superior sequel in every aspect. Plot and gameplay mechanics of The New Colossus entertain, and keeps you playing for hours, with that B series tone that knows what it should look like and isn't scared to put you in bizarre situations that seem to be written by someone who has a few screws loose. Not perfect, but will have its place among the best FPS games of this generation.

Assassin's Creed Origins is, without a doubt, the best entry in the series since Assassin's Creed III. Fixes almost every issue seen in Unity and Syndicate, and fully embraces an open world that feels really good. The combat mechanics, the variety in both main and side quests and the wonderful egipcian atmosphere are its best assets to take your time as hostage. However, the game starts poorly, something that could have changed the way it's seen. I want to personally praise Ubisoft didactic intentions with this entry, that will be remembered as a paradigm of the educational possibilities of a videogame.

Gran Turismo Sports places all its bets in the online component that encourages you to compete in the best way possible, mainly due to its leaderboards based on driving skills and fair play. However, in almost every other aspect, is a game closer to a Prologue version than a numbered one, and lacks content when you compare it even with Gran Turismo 6.

WWE 2K18 offers slight improvements from last entries, although it keeps its more than established combat mechanics. It needs to solve several technical issues outside the fights, that are pretty hard to witness, but there is still time to fix it.

The Evil Within 2 offers more interesting gameplay than the first one, with open world sections to explore and many optional activities to do. Even though the horror element has been marginalized in favor of exploration and survival, it will disappoint neither those who enjoyed the first game nor newcomers to the series.

South Park's signature sense of humour takes over this game and entertains the whole time, although it lacks that surprise factor that was the first game. Ubisoft doesn't add much to the franchise in this game but, even so, this doesn't hinder The Fractured But Whole in its target to be enjoyable by fans of the TV series.

Monolith has refined the Nemesis System and offer a great amount of content that guarantees many hours of fun. However, its repetitive gameplay and microtransactions will delight those who enjoyed Shadow of Mordor, but will not lure newcomers. Shadow of War is a great game, but has a main character that lacks charisma that can't be in the spotlight of a Tolkien tale.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is a game that has the burden of the five years that have passed since its original launch. It is not a bad game, but nowadays feels kind of outdated and the array of modern ARPGs will be more weight that will probably affect this remaster.

There are several visual as well as gameplay improvements, but there is still a long way to go for the WRC franchise in order to take advantage of its full potential and be worth of the brand it embodies. The adding of Epic Stages or split screen is an interesting offer, although we expected much more from a game like this.

NBA 2K18 is the king of the sports genre. This entry happens to be an inflection point within the franchise, being the biggest jump when it comes to new mechanics and quality during this generation. The Hood is the biggest of the last years in a game of this characteristics, something that points 2K Sports and Visual Concepts as the vanguard of innovation in this aspect.

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FIFA 18 is still at its prime, but this time it comes with fewer enhancements and new mechanics than last year's entry. The Frostbite engine is now under serious work and there are several new game modes, although Ultimate Team is still the king within this game.

Enjoyable both by newcomers as well as experienced players, Marvel vs Capcom Infinite lacks impulse in several aspects. There is a lack of extra characters, although those who accept its 2vs2 fights and its arcade gameplay will enjoy a game made for fans.

Slightly Mad Studios has filled its game with quality content for both professionals and newcomers, with that needed balance. A wide array of online options, as well as many customizable gameplay options, make Project Cars 2 one of the most important games of its genre right now. Not perfect, but a great driving game.

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is an honorable closure to a franchise before it starts to look overexploited.

Destiny 2 is the best example of how listening to your players has its rewards. In this case, the work in a better game than the first one, more enjoyable and that gives much more satisfaction. Bungie has upped the ante, and its last game looks like it could be the best shooter of 2017.

Ovosonico has managed to create stunning visuals, although its gameplay mechanics are quite repetitive and lack originality. However, if you're looking for something completely different, Last Day of June is an interesting game.

Knack 2 improves on every aspect from the original game, and manages to offer a strong and compelling game this time. Playing co-op is the best way to take advantage of all its beauty. Even so, it still has a lack of charisma and originality that it needs to put Knack in the exclusive club of PlayStation icons when it comes to action, adventure and platforming.

Absolver is disappointing because of how big it could have been. As it is right now, is interesting, but mediocre verging on bad. If the devs don't do anything about it, the servers will be closed by Christmas.

Neither the most complete nor the best of remasters, but whoever already played Revelations will find a game that successfully combines survival horror and action in order to offer a game with a solo mode that runs like a TV show, and an enjoyable bonus in the shape of Raid Mode.

As DotEmu already accomplished with several comebacks of classic games, Winjammers, which costs $15 for a PS4/Vita Cross-Buy game, should offer more extras and a true visual overhaul. It is a 1994's game but with online and small extras. And even if it still works pretty well and will be many parties main attraction, it has that feel of a game whose main selling point is nostalgia.

Yakuza Kiwami is true remake. Most likely taking advantage of the work made for the latest entries, they took the first game of the franchise, made a visual overhaul and addes enough gameplay mechanics to be far more than just that. Knowing there is a Kiwami 2 in development is also great news, we can't wait to see the Dragon of Kansai in all its glory if the game is on par with Kiwami.

Thimbleweed Park takes advantage of a funny plot to offer a game that exhales nostalgia in every aspect. Tons of references, as well as a notable artistic work that make clear that retro is still enjoyable by certain players. Fans of the genre must have it, although the rest of gamers might see it just as an odd game.

Undertale's reputation is a heavy burden when you launch it two years later in a new platform. It isn't flawless at all. The price, taking into consideration it's an English only game, may turn off may people. However, trying to enjoy all of its routes and extremely polished plot and situations is something that is worth while in the long term. Not a game for everyone, that's for sure, but if you see it on sale, is a cultural phenomenon you should try for yourself.

Codemasters keeps improving a franchise in need of something else to be among the sports top franchises. Even though it has notable gameplay mechanics that will delight both veterans and newcomers alike, it has several technical issues that weigh down the overall experience. Its enhancements in career mode and settings make it a game to track down for those who like F1.