PGA Tour 2K23 makes an astonishing return after last year's absence to offer a varied top quality simulation of one of the most pleasing, fulfilling and precise sports throughout it's magnificently recreated licensed golf courses and in the company of some current legendary players. [Recommended]

God of War Ragnarok isn’t just an amazing game and one of the best action adventures games in recent years, this game is also the legitimization of Sony’s way of making AAA games. [Recommended]

In an era where live-service games dominate the landscape, Tempest Rising feels like a breath of fresh air for those seeking tight, self-contained matches filled with tension and critical decision-making. [Recommended]

Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy works as a resurrection of a cult game, with a completely revamped and up-to-date technical section that, nevertheless, cannot completely hide its enormous simplicity.

The problem is that, beyond the good ideas, the execution of almost all of its mechanics leaves much to be desired. The control is erratic, the combat system is unrefined and the level design doesn't always shine. And yet, it's a very interesting experiment that we wish more studios would follow.

MotoGP 25 doesn't meet expectations. The new disciplines—Motard, Flat Track, and Minibikes—don't add much value, the Career mode remains stagnant, and the AI continues to frustrate.

Is hard to recommend Scorn because it has an incredible art design and a great setting, but it also is a very obtuse adventure puzzle game. Maybe you can feel frustrated when you don't know how to resolve a puzzle, and its combat are very simple and boring. But if you connect with Scorn, it will be an incredible experience. [Recommended]

SNK has found a way to showcase its decades-long legacy in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. With artistic direction full of personality and sublime, deep gameplay, Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is on par with the greats.

As the first next-gen entry of a long-lasting baseball franchise, which has set the bar so high over the last few years, MLB The Show 21 constitutes a bit of disappointment. Beyond the stadium creator, the game’s contribution towards modes and presentation is minor, not to mention a few irritating problems on the online front of the experience. If you are a fan of MLB that has never played a baseball game, this is as good as it gets, especially on Xbox Game Pass. If you are a veteran, you might as well wait for a few patches or a sale.

Subnautica Below Zero is halfway between an expansion and a sequel. It has some new features, such as exploration on land and a new vehicles, but it relies heavily on the base of the first game, even reducing the demand of its mechanics.

A brilliant narrative adventure game that is also the best looking video game I've ever played. Sadly, dull puzzles ruin part of the show. Even so, you need to play it.

The Ascent is a masterful take on the cyberpunk genre, where the main storyline falls as the worldbuilding rises rocketing into the sky. Wandering around, engaging with enemies and taking on bosses as you build on your character is a pure delight, messed up however by a confusing map and UI and some (very) annoying bugs. [Recommended]

Even 20 years later, this Paper Mario game may still be considered as one of the best in the series (if not the best), and this visual remake shows that. [Recommended]

Windjammers 2 is a simplistic but functional revival of an arcade classic from Neo Geo. Works and it's worth it if you want a simple sequel from the classic from Data East, but the scene of players who still enjoy the classic one deserves more enthusiasm than this.

Divisive as it might be, Marathon is an incredibly polished product that ultimately brings the genre into maturity thanks to its ideally sized maps, flexible matchmaking, deep and satisfying combat and (perhaps most importantly) rich endgame system full of both short term and long term goals for the whole season. Game has you building up some quality loadouts, then wasting it all on unfortunate runs and not giving a damn about it since you'll be back in stock in no time. Great gameplay loop overall... if you have the patience to learn it. [Recommended]

Days Gone Remastered presents a clear and noticeable visual improvement over the original, with enhanced lighting, textures, and draw distance—though it’s hard to shake off a lingering sense of déjà vu.

Scott Pilgrim vs the World is a fun beat'em up with a beautiful retro style, great final bosses and a lot of funny moments. Better with your friends, thanks to local and online co-op.

Screamer is a bold and different arcade racer. Its driving system is original, demanding, and fun, making the races a true spectacle. However, the story doesn’t live up to its ambition, and the game modes didn’t fully convince me. [Recommended]

This edition of Judgment is limited, but it contains the improvements the game needed over the original version: high resolution and 60 frames per second. However, it is enough to enjoy a very fun game that surprises with the variety of mechanics, missions and activities that we could perform.

Necromunda: Hired Gun is a very fun game. However, it is a minor experience within the catalog of first-person shooter titles. It lacks depth in many of its sections and under-uses some resources available to it, such as the mastiff. However, its artistic design in scenarios and enemy units attracts a lot of attention, and it is a pleasure to play it on PC with excellent performance thanks to NVIDIA's DLSS 2.0. It may be an option to consider although not as a priority.

A fantastic adventure with some twists in the genre. [Recommended]

Expeditions: Rome has absolutely everything a good RPG needs to succeed. His narrative, rhythmic and interesting as if it were the best Rome’s Empire novel, immerses you fully in his story. Thanks to the system of morality of our companions and their different paths to travel, every decision matters. Turn-based combat is vibrant, vertical, and challenging, while camp and resource management, as well as the crafting system for new equipment, ensure that time flies. As the only 'but', it would have been appreciated if the battles with the legion were somewhat less predictable. An excellent game for RPG and History lovers. [Recommended]

Disciples Domination has all the ingredients to be a great strategy RPG. The problem is that its combat becomes slow and tedious far too early.

Lost in Random is the adventure that you should play if you want an enjoyable adventure with an absorbing storyline and a very original battle system. [Recommended]

Maybe it is not the definitive old-school collection ever released, but Capcom Arcade Stadium is a really good one: so many options and excellent games to choose from. [Recommended]

Greedfall: The Dying World is one of those games that demands patience and a lot of willpower on your part. Spiders has tried to bite off more than they could chew, creating a title with an incredibly slow start and tactical combat that never quite clicked with me. I miss the 'immersive sim' identity of the first game; here, they’ve opted for something more conventional, coupled with optimization issues and bugs that can really break the immersion. Yet, despite all that, I can't deny that the world is well-built. It has that classic RPG charm, reminiscent of Dragon Age: Origins, where you can get lost in its cities, talk to your companions, and soak in its political nuances.

Metro: Exodus PC Enhanced Edition is, without any doubt, the version you have to get if you get to this installment for the first time. Incorporating ray tracing, the DLSS 2.0, the ability to play 4K and extreme graphics options are a huge added that make it seem like the game has just been launched to the market. In addition, the presence in this edition of the two downloadable expansions of the game make this a complete edition that you should not miss. [Recommended]

Darwin's Paradox is one of those games that, without reinventing the wheel, knows exactly how to play its cards right. The platforming manages to be challenging without feeling suffocating, the puzzles are simple enough that you never get frustrated, and even exploring the world for collectibles takes both the jumping and the puzzles a step further than what you typically experience throughout the rest of the adventure. [Recommended]

A chapter that gives to the fan exactly what the fan wants; at least, theoretically.

Two memorable visual novels in a row. They both contain a very good history and nice visuals, but they are too classic.

Starship Troopers: Terran Command succeeds with its commitment to over-the-top action, but it falls far short in terms of content and its humour does not match the satire from which it draws its inspiration.

Two memorable visual novels in a row. They both contain a very good history and nice visuals, but they are too classic.

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

Super Meat Boy 3D is surprisingly consistent with the 2010 release, with the leap to 3D being its major new feature. While this causes it to lose some of its original brilliance, it still delivers a solid experience. The control precision is insane, the levels are incredibly varied, and it still manages to make us die 100 times without feeling frustrated. Some levels suffer from camera issues and the final stretch might be less engaging, but even so, it’s one of the best platformers I’ve played in a long time. [Recommended]

Evil Dead The Game is a funny multiplayer action game with the flavor of the classic movies by Sam Raimi.

A brilliant action game with tons of content and great Fire Emblem moments. [Recommended]

Legend of Mana will appeal to lovers of the classic RPG, the combats remain as they were and this is something as good as bad according to the eyes of those who look at it. The musical instrument creation system and monster hunting are very entertaining. However, its narrative is too messy, the artifact system can make you take more than one unnecessary lap, and its story ends up paying for it in terms of intensity and pace. Despite having a good number of improvements in the quality of life for the user such as quick saves or deactivating the combats, as a remaster it falls short compared to other works done with the saga.

Is this another "love it or hate it" from SWERY? It's possible, but this time it may take a little longer to convince its niche.

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]

GTFO delivers an outstanding co-op experience where players feel naturally inclined to sync up their hits, share their resources and discuss tactics. It's cruel, it's hardcore, but ultimately it's a fun game set on an unique universe.

Humanity is one of the most bizarre video games ever, but also is one of the better puzzle games in the last years [Recommended]

Legacy of Kain: Ascendance is a strange game that, honestly, I’ll remember more for its controversial story than for what it brought to the table in terms of gameplay. It’s clear the title serves as a bridge to try and revive the franchise, and adapting the events of the Dead Shall Rise comic is an interesting choice to explore Raziel's long-awaited vampiric past. However, as a game, it feels underwhelming. It features a 2D action-platforming mix that is far too simple and suffers from repetitive environments, even with the addition of three playable characters. It’s not a bad game, but it reminds me of those classic 90s movie tie-ins: attractive because of the license, but lacking any real inspiration in their design.

Even though Salt and Sanctuary is better, this Salt and Sanctuary is not bad. Play it with a friend to improve the joy.

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

Nihon Falcom has done a spectacular job visually, giving it a beautiful cel-shaded style that brings the characters to life. If you've never played this series before, I envy you: this is the best introduction you're going to find. [Recommended]

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

Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood fails to adapt his work to the video game as it would have been desirable. It is a title that to some extent is enjoyable and its limited duration of no more than 8-10 hours is a good endorsement if you are interested in giving it a try. However, you should not expect too much from its stealth system, the enemy AI is too scarce and the combats end up being repetitive and not very precise in its execution. On the positive side, I am left with the transformations in lupus or Crinos, especially the latter, as well as with the moments in which the program seems to want to do something different. I think that the lack of definition due to a specific style of play is what has ended up weighing down a title than I expected a bit more. [Not recommended]

If you can forgive its initial narrative rough patches and let yourself be swept away by that 'old-school' curiosity in the vein of Skyrim, you’ll discover that Pearl Abyss’s project has a lot to offer. It features an open world that, against all odds, manages to prove that sometimes, you actually can bite off more than you can chew and still come out on top. [Recommended]

Swansong does not always perform at the same level. Its development is a roller coaster of moments lacking in rhythm and some well achieved, characterized mainly by a slow start and some tutorials that do not do their job wisely.

Redout 2 is a good futuristic arcade racing game for players looking for something similar to Wipeout. [Recommended]

Both Mario Galaxy are the best of the best, and of course you have to play it; better on Nintendo Switch 2. But I feel a little disappointed for the lack of new extra content to show how these games were created; to do something more as a celebration of the 40th years of Mario Bros's games, and not only like a simple remaster. [Recommended]

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

Sniper Elite 5 is a further refinement of a formula to which there is less and less to add and modify.

Outriders: Worldslayer brings a solid new direction in what the endgame should look like for People Can Fly's latest IP. It features a much more refined gameplay loop along with dozens of new loot to chase. Hardcore players should be happy, except for the awkward limitations linked to the city-mode of Tarya Gratar.

Definitely, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles has great value not only for fans, but also for any player who want to experience a brilliant story, charismatic characters and an engaging gameplay. [Recommended]

A very good JRPG, and the best Digimon's game ever. [Recommended]

The new video game of the creators of Genshin Impact is also its best game. [Recommended]

A brand new Paranormasight tale begins in Ise-Shima, Japan - a region rich in mermaid legends. Join a cast of fascinating characters investigating the mysteries of the Mermaids of Ise. [Recommended]

Hardspace Shipbreaker is probably the best (and only) outer space salvaging simulator. A game that hides a compelling -albeit simple- story with a powerful message towards harsh working conditions with an addictive gameplay loop that really puts you in the shoes of one of the most dangerous professions both in real life and in gaming: scraper. [Recommended]

F1 22 does what it has to do: it renews the new championship rules and makes the cars more realistic. Even so, it misses a more exciting mode than F1 Life and a more competitive multiplayer. [Recommended]

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

Funny and really beautiful. Real Racing 2 is one of the best racing games you can find on iOS devices.

Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 is the sequel to the deduction and observation game that caught us by surprise a few years ago. It maintains its original essence, but incorporates new mechanics and content that add complexity to the development.[Recommended]

Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf is a solid sequel and a more complete experience than the original. It expands on its mechanics, offers greater variety, and builds a richer world, but its conservative approach ultimately prevents it from making the decisive leap forward. [Recommended]

Mario Strikers: Battle League Football has great gameplay values, but regarding the contents, it is really disappointing.

Tennis and video game lovers deserve more. His playable benefits are weighed down by all its visual, sound and content defects. [No recommended]

A remake version of the 2002 classic 3D platform adventure game that is targeted at the younger audience.

If you enjoyed Horizon: Forbidden West, you can't miss Burning Shores. Is impressive and very enjoyable. [Recommended]

WWE 2K26 manages to maintain excellence, even if it does so by assuming that it will be a familiar experience with no surprises. [Recommended]

Good remakes of two funny and classic 2,5D platform adventure games from Namco.

Total War: Warhammer 3 maintains the good vibes from the previous game and it offers a great strategy experience in Warhammer's world. [Recommended]

It has everything to be a must have for every League of Legends's fans, but finally is a big disappointment.

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is an excellent game overall. Its slightly more mature approach to storytelling is a good fit for a shonen-esque product, but its most brilliant feats belong in the gameplay side. Exploration gets more interesting by the minute, and combat has so much identity and depth it's barely akin to any other modern JRPG. [Recommended]

A solid beat 'em up game which has tons of accessibility options and good production values. [Recommended]

Although Revolution claims to use its own AI model and to have retouched it by hand, it still leaves questions up in the air and sometimes not so good results, not to mention a sketchy translation of the new menus made with automatic translator. These ugly details tarnish a work that undoubtedly benefits from high definition.

Cinematic adventure made in Supermassive, with all his greatness and failures. Maybe the best experience since Until Dawn.

Capcom delivers a mighty expansion with Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, both in terms of content and actual experience. Combat has been heavily refined and the new art, animations and monsters are all beautiful minus the occasional lack of endgame loop material here and there. One thing is clear: even though it might never be as big as Iceborne, it's absurdly fun. [Recommended]

One of the best fighting games ever. Capcom has done magic with one of the most popular franchises in the world. [Recommended]

A good moment to discover Fatal Frame saga. [Recommended]

Death Stranding: Director's Cut is a solid PC port with great performance and chock full of new content. Is it worth returning to Hideo Kojima's most personal game on PC? It depends on how willing you are to replay this huge, unique, open world adventure. [Recommended]

The level design and combat have improved a lot. There have been missed opportunities to improve the weakest moments of the original and in the narrative, although there are few changes and they are subtle details, some scenes lose strength while others are reinforced. All in all, Bloober knows how to maintain the tension and has earned his place to continue working in the franchise.[Recommended]

Its story engages from beginning to end and keeps the player interested in these characters whose lives fall into a spiral of chaos and self-destruction. [Recommended]

I thought Horizon: Forbidden West would be a worthy sequel that would expand on the outline of its first part, but this game does some very special and to some extent revolutionary things. [Recommended]

The remake modernizes, gives a little more accessibility and creates a more systemic work, always respecting the pillars of the original game and, above all, its great labyrinthine design in which you will have to constantly look at the map to avoid getting lost in its mazes full of enemies and secrets. [Recommended]

John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is quite enjoyable and brings some much-needed new ideas to the genre. I loved the gunplay, the open-world maps and the vehicle system. However, the whole game is dragged down by its lack of content and repetitiveness. It’s a shame, as the fundamentals to build something truly great are indeed there.

Agent Intercept is an enjoyable game, but not so good for recommending it to everyone.

A great expansion pack with tons of new content, a funny new class and an epic and dark story. [Recommended]

Diablo Immortal is a more than decent take on the saga for mobile gaming but unfortunately suffers from the same sins F2Ps are known for; paywalls and an excessive focus on microtransactions gate lock its end game contents forcing players to spend some cash in order to experience everything. [Recommended]

Sand Land is not only a remarkable Action RPG with fantastic driving mechanics and vehicle customization, but also a near-perfect homage to Toriyama-sensei's legacy. [Recommended]

Despite its problems trying too hard to be a video game, Decarnation possesses a unique ability to tell a story that uses horror to address trauma, while also being captivating.

Gear.Club Unlimited 3 is an arcade racing game with good ideas, attractive environments, and an interesting progression system built around managing your club. However, poor AI and a very weak technical performance on Nintendo Switch 2 ultimately drag the experience down.

This is the perfect Dragon Ball video game. Budokai Tenkaichi is back, and it's stronger than it's ever been. Lots of characters and content, high speed combat, amazing visuals and lots of customisation are enough to call it one of the best games based on Akira Toriyama's manganime ever made. If you like Dragon Ball, this is a must buy. [Recommended]

A brilliant beat'em up with a funny co-op action and amazing pixel art. [Recommended]

Eiyuden Chronicle exists in a difficult to navigate space for fans of Suikoden. It includes pretty much everything that made the Konami RPG series special, but fails to deliver its feeling of desperation and somberness. JRPG fans will likely enjoy it more than Suikoden fans. [Recommended]

This beautiful JRPG has been a really good surprise. You can play it without knowing the previous games, and if you do it you're going to enjoy a great journey with funny battles and a really good exploration. [Recommended]

Destruction AllStars is a fun title that bets on chaos and destruction in a casual fast-paced bet. Its use of the DualSense gives a good clue of what is to come in the future on the platform and has a good grid in which to lose yourself trying possibilities and finding the heroes with whom you feel more comfortable. However, their proposal is limited and it may be that after a while there will not be too many incentives to stay in the game. I would have liked to see more synergies between the skills of drivers and cars, I think the team component loses a bit of meaning within the framework of a game like this. As a final consideration we must bear in mind that, due to its characteristics, it is a game that can be expanded and improved in the future, so we must be attentive to its progression and acceptance within the player community.

Honestly, I don't fully understand what the developers of 1348 Ex Voto were trying to achieve with their game. It seems more concerned with telling a story—one that ultimately doesn't work—than with creating a fun game. Visually, it's very well done, but the numerous minor graphical glitches, its dizzying camera work, and its clunky, unpolished gameplay mean it doesn't stand out in that regard either. The progression systems are mere window dressing with minimal impact on gameplay, and its length is excessively short, even for the genre it belongs to. Except for the most curious, it’s not a game worthy of much attention. [No recommended]

A Memoir Blue is interactive fiction at its purest: touching story, great soundtrack and beautiful art design, but too short and simple in terms of gameplay. While not the best in the genre, it's a great debut for Cloisters. [Recommended].

A fantastic 2D platform adventure game plenty of levels, secrets, collectibles and excellent level design.

Endless Ocean Luminous is a beautiful adventure under the sea, but a lot of tedious objectives ruin the experience.

Another fantastic, fun and plenty of humour entry in this unique Bandai-Namco’s Katamari franchise. [Recommended]

EA Sports PGA Tour is sinonim of quality when you are talking about golf simulators. And the last one is not the excepcion. [Recommended]

Raphael Colantonio's trademark is clear: it is a systemic game where freedom and interaction between elements is the order of the day. But I think Weird West is not without its problems.

It has more changes than we expected, but not all works better than original game.

Biomutant is the story of an open world game that could have been a great Action RPG experience, but it fails in the combat and exploration systems. Not a bad game, but not the big game it could be.

A good narrative adventure game, but nothing really special.

The Outer Worlds 2 delivers a rich, expansive RPG with deep characters, meaningful choices, and a finely crafted sci-fi world. Obsidian balances humor, seriousness, and exploration to create one of their most polished and engaging titles yet. [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.

Arguably one of the best RPGs of this generation. Atlus expands its horizons with its own medieval fantasy world, and the results are amazing. With a very good plot, top tier turn-based combat and one of the best soundtracks ever composed by Shoji Meguro, Metaphor: ReFantazio is one of 2024's strongest GOTY contenders. [Recommended]

MotoGP 24 doesn’t deliver the improvement that the saga needs. Milestone has created a very conservative game, with very few new features and that maintains some failures that have been going on for several years, such as an online that can be greatly improved.

If you can only play it on Switch 2, don't miss out because it's a must-have, but if not, the experience on other platforms is visually better.

Gods Will Fall is full of good ideas, such as its combat system, balancing the benefits of taking certain risks, the evolution of our warriors, the management of the group based on external factors and how I advise them or the dedicated design to the various dungeons. However, its failures in the collision system, an enemy AI that can be improved, some crashes and the possibility that it will unbalance its difficulty too soon, dilute the good feelings that it transmits in its first bars.

It's not the best JRPG of the year, but it has a PS2 charm that can make you love it (or hate it).

A weird race game who has its decisions as its fuel.

With Ball x Pit, we might have suspected that the demos had shown us a fun design, but without much depth in the final game. Nothing could be further from the truth. Devolver's new title is a masterclass in surprising us with all kinds of ideas to expand on a simple but addictive foundation. [Recommended]

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is an amazing video game. You can travel to the most famous places in the galaxy and play with all the Star Wars characters. An adventure full of nostalgia and fun, I love the LEGO humour. [Recommended].

It's much more than a beautiful game. [Recommended]

A surprising metroidvania game with a lot of twists in terms of design and mechanics. [Recommended]

Besides being a roguelike of epic proportions, it's a masterclass in game design and marketing. [Recommended]

Undisputed will entertain boxing fans who are itching for a video game to grab onto, but it's far from a jaw-dropping title. Can be fun if you accept its problems.

V Rising has all the necessary elements to become a long-lasting success. Thanks to a balanced mix of Action RPG, crafting and survival, it offers addictive gameplay like few others in the genre. [Recommended]

Wreckreation tries to capture the Burnout spirit with a sandbox twist where you can reshape the world as you drive. It’s a fun idea with flashes of brilliance, but weak driving, clunky tools, and an empty world hold it back. Fun for a while with friends, yet far from the legacy it aims to honor.

Persona 5 Strikers takes the turn-based combat out of the equation while retaining most of the other JRPG aspects of the previous game, and adding a real-time battle system more akin to an Action-RPG than most Omega Force titles. It looks like Persona 5, and more importantly, it feels like Persona 5. The dungeons and the general structure have some pacing issues, and the story is not quite as good as in the original game, but nevertheless, this is a great farewell to the Phantom Thieves. [Recommended]

13 Sentinels is great. Its has one of the most impressive and surprising storylines in video games, with great strategic battles and a beautiful art style. [Recommended]

One of the best Mario Party games ever. [Recommended]

Although 10 years has passed, Skyward Sword still feels like one of the biggest and most interesting Zelda games ever made. [Recommended]

Jurassic World Evolution 3 refines its formula with deeper micro-management, genetic experimentation, and enhanced visual customization, delivering the most complete and polished entry in the series. [Recommended]

Chrono Cross is a great example of the golden age of JRPG on the first PlayStation. The biggest problem comes from a remaster that doesn't do all the homework.

It's not the best Ys, but it is still a fun AJRPG.

Dread Delusion is yet another breath of fresh air in the tough 2024 video game industry that comes from the medium/small development. It is a title that takes advantage of a visual hook to rewrite the RPGs of two decades ago and provide an experience that is not outstanding, but surprising, fun and engaging. [Recommended]

The aim was to remain so faithful to the original experience that both its successes and mistakes have been brought back. It has good ideas such as elemental magic and the hat system show that there was potential.

Another mix of musou hack’n slash action and strategy courtesy of Omega Force. Not the best in its genre, but a good one.

After the third installment, I had my doubts about Syberia: The World Before, but Microids manages to return to the essence of the franchise with a beautiful adventure game. [Recommended]

The return to the origins of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 does not fully meet expectations on all levels, but where it does, it proves to be an absolute genius that is hard to put down. With a campaign whose pace falters too often and zombies that are as valid as they are uninspired, the multiplayer ends up saving the day. Not only is there nothing to criticize about it, but it also manages to transport us back to the time when Call of Duty was the absolute king in this segment.[Recommended]

Narita Boy is a marvelous game in artistic and visual terms, but it is also a compelling game if you compare it with other metroidvania titles. A journey back to the 80s that you will enjoy more if you were a child when Spectrum or Amstrad were launched to the market. [Recommended]

Despite suffering delays, Best Way succeeds in updating its Men of War Saga to offer us a sequel which doesn't hold your hand and presents a challenge if you enjoy an RTS set up in WWII. [Recommended]

Ocean's Heart is more a Zelda clone than a tribute, but it is, above all, a good choice for fans of the Nintendo license.

Hot Wheels: Unleashed is a good arcade racer, sometimes captivating for its good use of drifting, and sometimes too crazy for its chaotic random physics.

A new scholar JRPG adventure game in the same vein as Shin Megami Tensei, but not as good. Pretty lengthy, deep and engaging, but somewhat unoriginal and technically dated.

An interesting collection of some of the most classic Castlevania videogames, specially if you were a Game Boy Advance console owner.

Is not as brilliant as I hoped after 20 years, but it's still a great and very special RTS. [Recommended]

It's far from the standard quality of the best chapters of the KOF saga but works well in his playability. The roster needs some classic characters. Has roll-back netcode. [Not Recommended]

One of the most refreshing strategy / city builder simulators that have been released during the present year. [Recommended]

Three memorable Atelier in a good pack, but I wish the games had improved their technical issues.

Eastward is not only a great and beautiful homage to classic adventures, but also a fantastic retro-inspired videogame with strong references to Zelda action and puzzles.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania is a celebration of 20 years in the franchise. Tons of levels and minigames, but only recommended for real fans.

Sucker Punch has perfectly understood what it means to make a sequel: not to expand for the sake of expanding, but rather to take a step forward in what the Ghost franchise needed. It's still a game where feeling like a samurai is at the heart of everything, where walking through open fields with the wind hitting your face is almost as important as wielding a katana, but now it's accompanied by a more personal and human narrative. I've encountered characters that matter, moments that matter, and combat that, while familiar, gains freshness thanks to the variety of weapons and a more self-aware design. It may not be as visually striking as Tsushima, but there's no doubt that it's still a pictorial marvel. Not all of the side content is interesting, but there's been a noticeable improvement, especially in the character, master, and legend quests. And yes, it's another revenge story, but Atsu manages to make the journey worthwhile. [Recommended]

This new version does not bring many changes, beyond adapting the controls to the new platforms as well as the resolution of its graphics, but it is enough to show why it was a mistake to ignore it at the time. [Recommended]

An interesting survival RTS with great and massive battles, but also a bit repetitive.

A good port for Nintendo Switch, that keeps all the good things the original release had. Crash Bandicoot 4 is a must-have for users that enjoy playing platformer games. [Recommended]

It has good battles and nice characters, but it makes me hate time travels.

Valkyrie Elysium will appeal to fans of the franchise and those who want to try a fun experience with an emphasis on combat. The former will find a new vision of the series that maintains the essence and does not clash with the previous ones; The latter, on the other hand, will be fascinated by a title full of beautiful environments and action-packed battles. [Recommended]

Although Star Wars Outlaws is a game that can have some points to improve, it is the sum of the parts and the bet for wanting to do something relatively different with the open world genre that forces to value it positively. Its adaptation of the underworld of the franchise created by George Lucas is practically unbeatable, and artistically it is a great triumph for Star Wars fans. [Recommended]

Returnal is frenetic and challenging. It takes all the roguelike basics and applies the kind of fast-paced shooter that Housemarque has always loved to make. [Recommended]

Monster Hunter Wilds delivers superb action, customization, visuals and cutscenes and is certainly still king of its kind. It might however not please you if you're looking for an old-school hunting experience as this game leans much more into the newcomer side of the audience. There's handholding, a bit too much story going on and some monsters might feel underpowered against our ever-improving arsenal. Great game overall, hopefully it'll be better adjusted with TUs and a likely master rank expansion. [Recommended]

Two Point Museum continues the tradition of offering accessible and fun management games, but this time with a more multifaceted approach. Additionally, one of Museum’s most innovative aspects is the interconnection between museums in sandbox mode, allowing players to share discoveries across different locations. [Recommended]

Samurai Warriors 5 is a good musou with an astonishing presentation, good visuals, nice voice acting and some new elements in its combat that fits perfectly in the formula we all know. [Recommended]

Disciples: Liberation is a tactical RPG in which you will have to make many decisions that will lead to different endings. However, and despite being a very complete game in terms of mechanics and details, with a good number of dialogue options, its long duration ends up taking its toll. The overexposure of its mechanics of alliances with the different factions of the game and, above all, the little challenge that its fights end up supplying as soon as you focus on doing something other than its main campaign, weigh down too much the experience of a title that goes from more or less. It would be a total recommendation if they had focused more on creating a tactical challenge to match and less on filling in hours of gameplay in missions that often appear little contextualized for what CRPG lovers demand.

Nintendo Switch Sports is a good entry in the series, but it also needed more dedication.

PGA Tour 2K25 is a golf video game that shines where it truly matters: its gameplay is entertaining, and its simulation is well-executed. While it could use more game modes, MyCareer and the online experience offer hours of fun. [Recommended]

The Witcher: Monster Slayer starts properly its way to becoming a Pokémon Go killer, but it still has a lot to improve.

Undoubtedly, this sequel hid more surprises than we expected. [Recommended]

Everything in Pragmata is fun, from the encounters with these robots to the constant progression and upgrades for weapons and abilities back at the shelter. You won’t want to stop revisiting areas to uncover every single secret in every level. [Recommended]

My partner and I didn't want to let go of the controller, and if you go to it with a bit of grief for an industry that is sometimes rightly accused of a lack of creativity, this is the antidote you needed. [Recommended]

A new and fresh layer of contents for one of the best beat 'em up games ever made. [Recommended]

King Arthur combines the best of XCOM's combat, RPG elements from Diablo, and the morality system of BioWare's games. [Recommended]

Replaced is an indie that delivers on its promise: a solid narrative adventure with a well-crafted cyberpunk world and outstanding visuals. It’s not perfect, but when it fully comes into its own, it offers an intense, immersive experience with a meaningful message. [Recommended]

New Pokémon Snap is a compelling upgrade when compared to the original Nintendo 64 videogame. It expands upon the basics of Pokémon Snap and adds a layer of complexity and new graphics to Nintendo Switch.

If you love JRPG, you must buy this collection. Two of the best RPGs in history. [Recommended]

A Kurosawa tribute in the form of a video game. It’s like a classic Prince of Persia located in Japan, gambling all in his sthetics and his black and white aura.

Mouse: P.I. for Hire had a strong premise back when it was just a viral tech demo, yet it far exceeded our expectations by the time we got our hands on it. It's your average boomer-shooter with almost the exact same arsenal as Doom, except its level design is as charming and imaginative as its bosses, the performance is superb and there's just so much genuine well-doing in every little nod an piece of animation. If you're a hardcore quick-swapping speedrunner you might find it a bit 'meh' but other than that you will love it like it's a friend. [Recommended]

Electronic Arts had promised a revolution with the abandonment of the name FIFA and the arrival of EA Sports FC, and the truth is that it surely is. It does not touch what already works, but it adds important changes to the graphics, gameplay and available modes. Not to mention the groundbreaking arrival of women to the most played sports mode on the planet as Ultimate Team, which adds even more depth to the crown jewel of EA Sports. [Recommended]

Despite the fact that its main addition this year is not up to par with the rest of the set, WWE 2K25 is still by its own merits the most complete and refined installment of the series. [Recommended]

Diablo 2 returns with a spectacular remake that looks amazing, but feels like the original one. [Recommended]

Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots keeps the arcade essence intact, but dresses it up with new modes and innovations in the swing system. Its gameplay is demanding and deep, with RPG touches that extend the experience, though it requires commitment and a lot of grinding. Performance is its biggest drawback.

Warhammer 40.000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters delves into the genre of turn-based war strategy in a remarkable way, but the best part is that it allows you to discover its immense universe from the inside. It's not Dawn of War, but it's close. [Recommended].

Despite a lack of major innovations, Midnight leans on the great legacy of the Warcraft universe to create a game that is enjoyable from start to finish. While the story isn't as tightly woven as in previous expansions, it knows exactly how to tug at the heartstrings of veterans while keeping interest high in this endless war against the forces of the Void. [Recommended]

In my humble opinion, Atelier Yumia is the best entry in the series. A very enjoyable JRPG. [Recommended]

A poor remaster for an outdated game.

Few times have I been so pleasantly surprised as I was while playing Baby Steps. Its first fifteen minutes are a design masterclass, and everything that follows is just as impressive. More of an open-world comedy full of exploration than a frustrating game, this is an experience everyone can enjoy [Recommended]

Tomodachi Life on Switch is the most batshit thing Nintendo has ever pulled off. A game that checks every box for being the most controversial, cancellable experience imaginable — and it comes from the most buttoned-up, straight-laced company in the industry. On a mission to drag out the humor lurking in the darkest corner of your brain, this social life sim manages to bring out the worst in all of us just to deliver the best: the hardest belly laugh you'll ever crack while playing a video game. [Recommended]

Hades II knows what to improve to be the best version of itself. [Recommended]

Diablo IV is all that you could wish for the return of the Diablo saga. Is a dark and brutal action RPG with tons of content and a surprising story. [Recommended]

Pokémon needed a separate, dedicated platform to manage its competitive scene, and Champions is the answer we’ve been demanding for years. It’s a fantastic world—easily one of the most thrilling experiences when it comes to turn-based combat. From a design perspective, it delivers where it truly matters; however, it also carries inexcusable technical issues and certain rough edges that make building a top-tier competitive team more of a chore than it should be. [Recommended]

The return of Final Fantasy Tactics could be better, but the game keeps being awesome.

It intelligently mixes flashes of action, adventure and platforming. Everything fits together perfectly thanks to a level design and a game structure that does not tire, because it knows how to give variety and style. [Recommended]

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance left us with mixed feelings. Sure it’s been able to capture the distinctive fun and goofiness from the original tabletop game, some map mechanics are interesting and they got the loot portion done just right. Still, combat is so clunky and faulty one can’t help but wish they spent more time polishing it. [Not recommended]

If you love a great story with touches of mystery and conversational deduction, The Forgotten City is a very serious option to consider. Its clever storyline and gameplay will catch your attention until the end. [Recommended]

Lack of single player content, but it's one of the most promising fighting games of this decade. The Rollback Netcode will push the on-line competition to new goals. Astonishing visuals. Best cel-shading ever? [Recommended]

It's not easy to port all the greatness of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot to a Nintendo Switch, but the work from Bandai Namco to make a reality this new games was outstanding. One of the best adventures of Son Goku and his friends in the last years now in the hybrid console of Nintendo. [Recommended]