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.

Kofi Quest: Alpha MOD turns out to be a game that meets the expectations, based on a web series without too much travel, it stands as a good product, loaded with a great sense of humor aimed at video game lovers and with an artistic section of the most striking brilliantly accompanied by an excellent interpretive work in their voices. Although it does not achieve excellence in any of its playable mechanics, the title strives to offer novelties until the very end of its campaign something that, together with the good story it tells, keeps you glued to the mouse from beginning to end.

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.

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

Nexomon: Extinction isn’t going to dethrone Pokémon, but it’s a rather interesting alternative for those who want to hunt yet even more mons before the next big game comes out. Its story is pretty decent, has a good sense of humor, and the environments are really beautiful. Still, it has pretty rough edges in terms of progression, balance and design. Some will get patched in time, others will likely remain untouched.

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

It is difficult to recommend Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 to players who already have purchased Puyo Puyo Tetris 1. But it is a great puzzle game that faces its two biggest series of the genre in a nice challenge.

If you like point-and-click adventures and black comedy, definitely this is a game you should try. [Recommended]

Treasures of the Aegean combines puzzle solving and platforming in a very clever way. [Recommended]

Quest for Infamy is a classic adventure game that pays direct homage to Sierra's Quest for Glory saga and, after its release on PC, is now coming to consoles. Even with some flaws in the puzzles, illustrations and mechanics, Infamous Quests managed to make us wonder how beautiful an alternative future would have been if adventure games had continued to expand their possibilities.

Great anniversary for Sonic, but needs more fuel to make the ultimate Sonic Collection.

The best music tool to learn how to play the guitar or the bass, period. Hold your money, though, that song library has to grow and mature for the subscription model to make sense.

A nostalgic return to the best WOW's expansion. With a few changes to relive this classic, it's a placer returning to Rasganorte to fight against Lich King and his undead armies.

An underwhelming remake of the famous Data East arcade game Joe & Mac that only offers up a new graphical appeal (and it’s not that appealing) and a new soundtrack. [Not Recommended]

A lovely and tiny open world to find joy with your friends.

A fun game with a lot from Mother 3 and The Legend of Zelda. It’s not a perfect game but it's worth your time.

A very good port that brings the magic of Hogwarts Legacy to PS4 and Xbox One platforms. [Recommended]

A curious life simulator with good ideas, but not much to offer you.

Valiant tries to surprise with its crusade setting and multiplayer modes, but this squad-based RTS has serious narrative problems and a gameplay approach that doesn't feel fresh in any way. Its port to PS5 and Xbox is good, but is not the best video game to enjoy strategy on consoles [Not recommended]

eFootball 2024 is a ray of light after the storm: the gameplay is better and it feels like Konami has found the right path to walk. But there aren’t more good news: recycled menus, lack of licenses, lack of variety in game modes… It’s a game that, once again, seems to be half done.

The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo, a surreal point & click game, is an exquisite work on an artistic level and it's fun to play too. The problem is it has a lot of bugs and it’s not complete.

A very unique game about Yakuzas that surely deserves your time.

Disgaea 7 is not disruptive, but is a good entrance door to the franchise indeed.

Crimson Banner feels so unpolished in every regard that it's really difficult to recommend. [Not Recommended]

Dragonheir: Silent Gods is a really nice title that mixes Dungeon & Dragons-style, role-playing mechanics with elements of turn-based combat and gacha.

A good sequel that has the same flaws and victories of the original game.

Stray Souls is a horror game incapable of provoking fear in the player due to its generic approach, its terrible use of narrative and its clunky gameplay. [Not Recommended]

A failed attempt to make an enjoyable beat 'em up starred Asterix and Obelix. It 's repetitive and uninspired. [No recommended]

A good choice for retro nostalgic gamers, but it should have included some important games from the 8 and 16 bits era.

Morbid is not the best soulslike, but is an interesting action RPG that offers a few hours of simple enjoyment.

If you love The Secret of Monkey Island, you’ll love this game. [Recommended]

The biggest battles in one of the best strategy games of the year. [Recommended]

This PS5/Xbox Series version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 offers the same content already seen in the original editions of the game, only with improved visuals and faster loading times. [Recommended]

An average remaster of a not-so-good 2D platform adventure game from the 16 bits era. There are lots of games way better than this one. [Not Recommended]

Excellent homage to the best Neo-Geo beat'em ups ever created like Burning Fight or Robo Army. Nice visuals and refined gameplay. [Recommended]

A complex SRPG than is very enjoyable despite its story or the hard to understand than sometimes is. [Recommended]

Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra not only proves itself to be a remarkable MOBA, but it has also managed to leverage the strengths of its license and adapt them perfectly to this type of game. With addictive gameplay, impressive technical features, and a surprising affection for Toriyama's work, this is a title that any fan of Goku and company should give a try. [Recommended]

Mortal Sin is a hidden roguelike gem that combines fast-paced combat, and striking visuals. Not for everyone, but its intense gameplay and replayability make it unforgettable for those willing to dive in. [Recommended]

A perfect game for big robots fans with tons of content and a good gameplay. Recommended]

and Roger is a stab to the heart disguised as a video game. Short, intimate, and devastating, but necessary; one of those titles that changes you without you even realizing it. [Recommended]

Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow is a game that successfully captures the essence of the saga with solid level design, immersive atmosphere, and stealth-focused gameplay, but its poor AI undermines many of its strengths.

The Dark Rites of Arkham keeps you hooked for just over five hours, delivering a mystery where cosmic horror and clever design intertwine to masterful effect. [Recommended]