Without any charisma or identity, Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle can be fun and he chooses to be a new mediocre Pac-Man spin-off. Has great ideas but can't make a good multiplayer battle royale experience.

Fitness Boxing 2 is not a bad choice for players looking for a way to exercise on Nintendo Switch. You will sweat for sure, but there isn't a big improvement in this sequel and, beyond that, the training isn't as addictive as other similar approaches like Ring Fit Adventure.

Twin Mirror is another interesting experiment by Dontnod, committed to transferring its concerns about human and social issues through the medium, which on this occasion it does not achieve with such mastery due to a somewhat rushed development, but still continues to be fun and stimulating.

Godfall is arguably the most conformist looter of all. Perhaps fearing to fail where its predecessors failed, it passes by as a nay-sayer: ‘no’ to big cinematic stories, ‘no’ to huge sandbox environments, ‘no’ to… matchmaking? No visual customization? Why? That’s right, this one appeals to dedicated players, holding just about the bare minimum amount of features. Fancy graphics, deep progression, challenging combat. It’s fun, sure, but we’d wish Aperion was a much meatier world.

Chronos: Before the Ashes is a good action role-playing game, its proposal to gain age with each death is interesting, although it could have been explored in greater depth. Despite this, the adventure places the player on the razor's edge in each combat and knows how to accompany his exploration of good and original puzzles that are perfectly integrated into his design. Unfortunately, the game loses consistency during combats where its virtual origins may have ended up being too great a burden to get rid of. All in all, this is a recommended game for those who love souls challenges looking for a somewhat different experience.

A rare but original adventure tha combines exploration, capture, conversations and a disturbing sense of humor. Try it if you want something different.

An enjoyable video game experience developed by a team with only one artist. Its awesome playability mixes FPS with hack and slash with great game results, but it lacks quality when you see the visuals and sound of the game. Short but intense.

Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia is a good comeback of Bakugan but maybe only suitable for kids. Its battles are too slow and his campaign it’s not too deep. His magic is within his online mode against close friends.

The Falconeer is an eye-catching experience and the controls are smooth and fluid; but when the hours and missions accumulate, repetition takes its toll on us and the game fails to break the basic pattern in its design and dogfighting.

If you love the show, you will have a good time with Cobra Kai: The Karate Kid Saga Continues. It is not the best brawler of the decade, but it does is a decent game to fight and upgrade your characters.

Astérix y Obélix XXL Romastered does not improve the original game, it only makes it playable nowadays.

Although fans did dodge quite a bullet with Frontiers, Torchlight 3 isn’t the sequel TL2 deserves: it’s really just an okay action RPG filled with cute pets and a base of operations gimmick that adds little compared with the enormous amount of stuff that’s lacking at launch. Dungeons will need a big update, combat could be more intense, and the world map is just too damn linear to enjoy.

This really scary and attractive survival horror experience has so many technical issues that it´s almost unplayable in some scenarios. We have hopes that the developers fix it properly in the coming days.

The idea of Kirby smashing opponents in a brawler is simply good. However, Kirby Fighters 2 is a simplistic title, with no deep, low innovation value and very short in terms of enjoyment.

Serious Sam 4 is as fun and chaotic as you'd expect, but after ten years since the last game, we expected for more innovations in its gameplay mechanics and arsenal.

Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Complete Edition looks old fashioned but it has a lot of content to play and fantastic controls. If you want to create the roller coaster of your dreams, here you can achieve your ambition.

Crysis Remastered isn’t the game we wanted it to be. It’s still fun to play and the many tweaks and additions to the graphics look insane… most of the time. Sadly, the fancy new raytraced illumination is useful only in some situations, while other key moments of the campaign are watered down. The PC version itself isn’t great either: it gnaws a single thread on your processor and faces common problems like bugs, crashes and more.

Raji is a very interesting game, considering that it is based on the Indian culture. However, is a low quality game in terms of gameplay. Definitely, there are better options in Nintendo Switch.

Creating RPG on Switch or editing them is not as comfortable as on PC. Even so, this version of RPG Maker MV offers a correct gateway to the world of video game development. You could ask for more from this port.

An interesting (but too short) action adventure game based on the Star Wars franchise which holds a really nice setting and art direction… but a really annoying Move control system.

Not the rhythmic experience we could expect, but still an enjoyable hack 'n slash musical game.

Super Mario deserved a better celebration, because this collection is incomplete and It doesn't improve the 3D classic titles in a proper way. However, these are still incredible games and it's good to have them in Nintendo Switch.

Kingdoms of Amalur was once a great action RPG with a funny combat system, but it deserves a better remaster with far more graphic improvements.

Just as it has been over the last few years Madden NFL 21 represents an incremental improvement whose only real contribution to the formula is the arcadish mode The Yard. Having said that, the package could be genuinely appealing for someone who hasn’t touched a football game in ages, if it wasn’t for many design elements that appear neglected and turn the game into an experience with an outdated feel to it. A makeover for this franchise is way overdue.

An outdated gameplay, the elimination of local multiplayer and the too long loading times doesn´t validate the improved visual, sounds and the addition of its endgame content.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions takes the football of the original manga from Yoichi Takahashi and makes an average soccer game. Takes strange decisions on the playability side, but it's one of the greatest games of the saga.

Mortal Shell is inspired by the Souls formula to twist their combat system with their own ideas. Lights and shadows in the title of Cold Symmetry that, although it presents a good challenge, is burdened by some decisions that slow down the game and some inaccuracies in its mechanics.

A sadly poor revival of a beloved franchise from Rare. Enjoyable with other two friends, but far from the original Battletoads.

Intentions are good and the game has attractive ideas. However, the design of its scenarios, well thought out but poorly finished puzzles and the lack of replayability make Skully a minor title within its genre. It is not a bad experience and the combination of abilities between its different forms is something worth exploring. However, it leaves me with the feeling that he could have given so much more of himself. It is one of those enjoyable games in which there are no flagrant failures but is satisfied, too, with sufficiency.

An interesting 2D platform experience with a twist. Nice noir atmosphere and simple but engaging game mechanics.

Relicta is a First Person Puzzle game that every fan of the genre should try. Although the lack of innovation, it has challenging levels and a compelling use of magnetism mechanics.

Skater XL is one of the most faithful renditions of skating in videogames, with a complex, realistic, handling that becomes really satisfactory once you overcome its learning curve. But the lack of polish, and the notable absence of content, make this a game that only the truest skating fans will manage to continue enjoying beyond the first hours.

Fall Guys is a fun, wholesome minigame mix that anyone can play. There’s something really unique in its physics and battle royale combination, and it’s easy to understand why there’s so many people loving its action. However Mediatonic and Devolver will probably need to keep adding new mechanics and minigames every so often if they want to prevent it from turning… genuinely repetitive.

Gust has developed a Fairy Tail JRPG that is pure fanservice. It is not a good Japanese role playing game but an acceptable entertainment for the fan of the anime.

Destroy All Humans! returns with a good remake that maintains all the humor from the original with improved visuals and expanded areas. It may be a bit repetitive but destroying humans is as fun as in 2005.

In many ways it is a worthy tribute to its predecessor, achieving it especially well in the most purely storyline face and in its modern graphic adventure mechanics thanks to the hacking system.

Deadly Premonition 2 is not as surprising as the original. York and Zach are still there and are adorable, but a predictable plot and a lack of surprise and risk does not compensate all the technical issues. Not this time.

A parody? A tribute? We don't know what exactly is The Taker Over, but it feels weak when compared to other beat 'em up games.

Railway Empire does not lose its essence two years after its release on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, but its version on Nintendo Switch does not shine as we expected. Despite adding some additional content, miss the opportunity to launch a definitive edition to the market that counteracts the technical shortcomings of the port. Despite this, fans of the management genre will find in this title a deep and satisfactory enough offer that will provide them with a good number of hours of entertainment.

This is for one of the best SpongeBob SquarePants videogames ever made. However, the game hasn't been properly updated after the original title was released more than 15 years ago.

A beautifully crafted game, but with many frustrations in its gameplay and technical sides. You would have to consider the pros and cons before traveling to Mara.

Disintegration is definitely a pretty solid attempt at merging the FPS and RTS genres. The whole idea behind the gravcycle and the units supporting the pilot is pretty interesting, although it comes short of intensity, depth and most importantly, emotion. The campaign and its story is okay, and the multiplayer can be tense at times, but the combat is just too slow and sluggish.

A great RPG game, but this adaptation for Nintendo Switch is very limited from a technical standpoint. A low resolution affects severely to the experience. It's hard to enjoy it both in TV mode and handle mode.

Shantae and the Seven Sirens is an enjoyable game with great dungeons but a boring metroidvania exploration. Luckily, its beloved characters and nice boss fights make it worth playing.

Saints Row The Third returns with a solid remaster that offers everything you loved from the original game, but with better graphics. You'll find tons of extra content with a lot of missions and crazy challenges.

Crucible is an acceptable mix of popular genres (MOBA, battle royale, hero shooter) that struggles to make its own personality shine bright. Despite the many pacing and communication related issues that you might encounter in a single match, the few cases when both teams actually engage within the objectives and clash are thoroughly enjoyable.

An action game with tons of fun, but it is also very repetitive and simple in the long term. If it had a more varied gameplay and a deeper combat system, it could have been a better game.

112 Operator is a resourceful and exciting game that we really enjoyed during its first hours. We expected resource management and sirens, but decision making and even first aid lessons were a nice extra for a concept with depth and lots of potential that fell short due to its repetitiveness and a few design problems.

Returning to Mafia 2 is definitely a great experience. I have understood why it was a great game ten years ago, although I think it could be better in visual terms, because it doesn't take advantage of new technologies.

Predator: Hunting Grounds could be a great action game but the lack of content and its simple gameplay mechanics ruin the experience.

Daymare 1998 successfully emulates everything the Resident Evil formula does. In fact, playing it right after Resident Evil 3 Remake I have had a very similar sensation in the playable. If you are a genre lover it is a required title, a Resident Evil can call it. Daymare 1998 is worth playing for its history, its puzzles, and the design of its levels. However, despite trying, we did not manage to bring anything new to the genre and we faced economic limitations in its development. It would be desirable to see a sequel with a bigger budget that allows the people of Invader Studio to unleash their talent.

Paper Beast is a strange, experimental game, but part of its charm lies precisely in that.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 is a great action game with a fun combat and impressive roster, but it's also repetitive and has a poor level design. You will enjoy the game, but is far from the best musou.

While Bleeding Edge isn't a turning point in the hero shooter genre, it's a little, fun experiment that'll definitely please those seeking for something new to chew. Its understanding of game modes and maps is worth noting, but it could use some polish control-wise.

My Hero One's Justice 2 is pretty much what you'd expect —a rather clunky and unimaginative sequel that comfortably relies on the strengths of its predecessor. However I must admit it's still a fun and explosive game set in one of the best story arcs of the anime that will most certainly please those looking to simply take control of its many fun characters.

In short, Holfraine must be judged in context within the Talents initiative. Fluxart proves to have a good basis to continue working on future developments although they have to focus on ideas and genres that are affordable if they want to achieve commercial success and cease to be a mere project. Probably your highlight is your honesty with the player in terms of price. Holfraine arrives at the market with a price of only € 4.99 and included in PlayStation Plus output although this point can be discussed by the need of the game to have a community to back it up. It will be necessary to see what evolution it has after March since its lacks and the competition in its sector prevent it from being able to keep the player hooked for long.

The Suicide of Rachel Foster has all the ingredients to create a good mystery story: a mountain hotel, a family tragedy, death and a past to uncover. And yet, we arrive at the end somewhat disappointed, thinking that many of the answers are somewhat capricious and unconnected with the information the player handles.

Cuisine Royale feels a lot like any other Battle Royale game you have ever played, but the jokes, the humor, and an engaging gameplay, manage to create a really enjoyable multiplayer experience for free.

Super Crush KO is a fun and addictive experience in the 2D action genre. Fresh and casual, it invites you to play every time you switch on your console. It's short and bosses design could be better, but still it has some enjoyment in it.

Journey to the Savage Planet wants to take you to an alien planet for an adventure based on exploration. But the further I went into the planet, the more I felt that my movements were too guided.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War brings the best from this franchise along with a pretty nice diversity of new opponents to kill. It’s fun at times, but still lurks way behind current zombie games.

Praetorians was a great RTS made by the creators of the Commandos series. Its remaster is a good opportunity to rediscover this classic, but feels rushed. It would have been great to add more options and new content.

Teyon, the same Polish developer that created the mediocre shooter on rails Rambo: The Videogame has been redeemed itself crafting an unexpected fun and engaging shooter FPS based on the first two Terminator pictures.

A decade after the release of Bubble Bobble Plus!, the beloved Taito saga is back with a new iteration designed exclusively for Switch. Maybe Bubble Bobble 4 Friends it is not the best entry at all in this franchise, but at least the 4 players cooperative mode is really fun.

GYLT mixes exploration, puzzles and stealth in an atmosphere of soft terror to address the complex issue of bullying.

Sniper Ghost Warrior Contract’s action scenes and freeroamed maps are overshadowed but better action games, but it’s snipping mechanics are competent enough.

It looks and feels like a new Shenmue chapter, but it’s far from the original two episodes on Dreamcast. The new elements like the feeding system and RPG contribute nothing to the franchise. Nostalgia does not save Shenmue 3 to become the most disappointing game in the saga.

Another roguelike 2D action game, this time set in a cyberpunkworld. Not the best in its genre, but still a good download option.

An auto runner 2D platform adventure plenty of roguelike elements… that haven’t been implemented in the best way possible.

Citadel: Forged With Fire is an OK attempt at the sandbox MMO genre, but one that’s flawed and riddled with problems. If you’re okay with its grindy pace and have some friends who also play the game, but might actually get to enjoy it. Wouldn’t recommend otherwise.

Need for Speed: Heat needs a better balance, both in the progression system and police chases, to make it all fun, instead of frustrating.

Lots of content, but unable to hide his problems and the absence of new features in the gameplay. The franchise needs a deep change.

One could portray The Beast Inside as a classic horror game from the last decade, but it’s also one that draws the biggest flaws from the genre in our current timeline. Point is, as much as we want to criticize its problems, it brings up an interesting story full of mysteries and challenging puzzles.

Stela follows the path of other cinematic platforming experiences like Limbo and Inside, but if forgets to add a new layer to the subgenre. It has great moments, and visually is awesome at times. Definitely, not a bad adventure, but it feels very short and predictable, like if you had played it before.

An interesting homage to the 3D classic adventures, developed with low resources in an indie manner. Not bad at all, but the world design is chaotic and the gameplay mechanics are frustrating.

Against: Rogue Corps is a twin-stick shooter with too many problems to achieve a more than satisfactory experience.

Code Vein has a good approach, changing the classic level system with a new one that allows multiple configurations and presets. However, the challenge is too easy and ends up not taking good advantage of this system. This added to a very loose story that constantly interrupts the action and a level design that is too simple for the genre, takes a lot of interest away from the game.

Concrete Genie is a guided experience with a very interesting artistic and music approach.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is an acceptable attempt at the MMO lite genre with refined gameplay and co-op mechanics, but fails to deliver a steady pulse of interesting objectives and dungeons to test our skills. Players who want an interesting campaign and enjoyable side quests will probably feel disappointed by the grindy, unexciting content out there.

Daemon X Machina has an attractive approach, with a striking technical and artistic execution, a careful history and a very convincing manganime audio-visual section. However, it fails in the basics: the gameplay.

Pokémon Masters lacks ambition and dedication in an interesting mobile game, with a traditional Pokémon flavor. However, it's not enough when we speak about one of the biggest videogames franchises. Only for fans.

Bloober takes the opportunity to keep adding game mechanics in its horror games, but misses in going deep in them as well as expanding the mythology behind the Blair Witch universe.

Sea of Solitude is a journey through the conflicts that its author has experienced throughout her life. A reflection on solitude that, at times, can be too explicit without the proper subtext for the player to get involved in the experience.

If you are a diehard fan of the Netflix series, maybe Stranger Things 3: The Game is a worthwhile ride.

The idea of companion gives some personality in a genre that is not renowned by the inclusion of secondary characters. We miss more cohesion between the different plots, especially in the final part.

Warlocks 2 is not a terrible game, but it required more effort in terms of finish and gameplay mechanics.

Conan Unconquered could have been a great strategy game. Its epic and funny when you battle against hundreds of enemies, but a lack of content is its worst enemy.

Bloober respects the formula created in the original for this sequel, changing the scenario, but keeping its horror approach. That means a lot of linearity, repetitive resources and jump scares, but also a few lessons learned.

Several interesting ideas and game mechanics have been totally wasted in this first person psychological-terror adventure plenty of bugs and technical issues.

A roguelite twin stick adventure granted with a fantastic local multiplayer competitive madness. Not the best of its class, but a very good one.

Everybody's Golf debuts in PSVR with an enjoyable and always fun version, only flawed by its limited quantity of options and game modes available.

A challenging but intuitive roguelike. Some uncomfortable decisions affect the pace of what is, on the other hand, a good combat-focused action game.

If you’ve never played Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, this game can offer a nice entertainment for fans of the sniper experiences. Otherwise, this remaster is’t worth that much.

Close to the Sun’s idea has a lot of potential, but its linear exploration concept and too easy puzzles aren’t capable of retain our attention for too long.

World War Z is at its finest when it throws a flowing mass of dead flesh at you, but unfortunately that doesn’t happen or work as well as we’d like most of the time. It ends up being a L4D game that still manages to pull some personality out of the original film. Not a big deal, but still a fun experience to play with your friends.

A bit short but a really enjoyable adventure game that´s highly recommendable to play with PSVR. It has its faults, but overall is one of the best games of its type available for PSVR.

Took the Cannabis culture and transform it in a tycoon game, but the herency of his studio in the game mobile market affects the overall result, with a vague plot, a poor conversational system and a boring start. However, we need more brave games like Weedcraft, to take players to new and unexplored terrains for the game industry.

One of the most interesting and refreshing visual novels ever released during this season. Fun and quite enjoyable story, diverse (yet predictable) characters and some intense sequences are its main strong points.