Doom: The Dark Ages arrives with all the brutality and spectacle you’d expect, but also with a desire to be different and leave its own mark. This isn’t just about improving on what came before, but experimenting and forging its own identity. [Recommended]

Blue Prince is one of those games that demonstrates a depth and excellence that we rarely see in the world of video games. [Recommended]

Is one of the most beautiful games of the year, but I wish could talk better about South of Midnight as a video game.

A much better port than the original The Last of Us Remastered. The game works perfectly on PC, offering one of the best action adventure games ever. [Recommended]

Even it's not a bad fighting game, Bleach Rebirth of Souls deserved more polish and love from its developers, because it a has a potential that has not been.

AI Limit doesn't revolutionize the genre, but it brings some interesting ideas that Souls-like fans might enjoy. Its combat has potential, though it's held back by technical issues, outdated design, and inconsistent worldbuilding.

Your House is a nice experiment mixing literature, videogames and escape rooms. Even its full of good ideas, its design can be frustrating sometimes

Quotation forthcoming. [Recommended]

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

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

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]

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]

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]

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

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

MotoGP 25 doesn't live up to expectations. The jump to Unreal Engine 5 suggested this installment could mark a turning point in the franchise, but that's not the case. The new disciplines—Motard, Flat Track, and Minibikes—don't add much, the Career mode is stagnant, and the AI ​​remains frustrating. If you're looking for real evolution, this isn't the year for MotoGP, but it might be enough to convince you if you're a die-hard fan.

The concept is as absurd as it is fun and focuses more on new mechanics such as navigation, boarding and crew management than on a deeper narrative, which takes a while to get going. That said, it doesn't forget to offer what it does best: a world full of mini-games and side activities.

A visually stunning action RPG that has not a very original story, but is really well written. The combat is very fun and is a game with tons of hard decisions that works like the great Obsidian games. [Recommended]

One of the best and more realistic RPGs that we've played ever.[Recommended]

Despite of its lacks, its beautiful returns to Civilization and play one turn, and another one.

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

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 needs adjustments, some sooner than others. And while it remains a graphical powerhouse, until more patches arrive to stabilize everything the game brings to the table, it is still not recommended to play it. [Not Recommended]

I can't help but feel that the name “Black” is too big for it. Where the first Black was a bold refinement, this one feels like a timid step, with the same less overwhelming enemies on a difficulty tamed so as not to scare off new players and without that suffocating pressure that made the original NG2 such a unique experience.

Good ideas in the gameplay, customization and an attractive world building aren’t enough to keep me engaged. Synduality needs to improve its gameloop.

Square Enix is a studio that hasn't left the PC behind, but it hasn't greatly benefited from it either. Mistakes are meant to be learned from, and after a Final Fantasy XVI that perhaps stumbled due to Luminous Engine, Rebirth is a solid, powerful, and visually stunning.[Recommended]

Even 15 years after its original release, Donkey Kong Country Returns still being one of the best 2D platform games that you can play, so if you miss it on Wii or 3DS, you should buy it. But if you already play it... in this case the answer is more complicated. [Recommended]