Expeditions: A MudRunner Game takes the formula seen in MudRunner and SnowRunner one step further, and introduces some additional elements that enhance the experience. Fans of the saga are going to enjoy it a lot, although the graphics has a lot of room for improvement.[Recommended]

Ultros is an unexpected and wonderful mix between metroidvania and roguelite. [Recommended]

A very realistic RTS that will you suffer the war against the machines just like you image would be after watch the movies. [Recommended]

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake is a strictly visual revision of the original, retaining all the playable elements of Starbreeze's 2013 work that dazzled us. [Recommended]

Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth is many things, but, above all of them, I am left with the feeling of having played a Final Fantasy like those of yesteryear. [Recommended]

Skull and Bones is not only not a disaster, but as an open-world ship shooter it is a fun and content-packed proposition, even with its flaws and minor disappointments.

A brilliant action game that offers one of the best Starship Troopers cinematic experience ever. [Recommended]

A weird game that deserves your time. Science-Fiction, crafting, survival and a car to love [Recommended]

A brilliant remake for an excellent game, with a great replay value and some interesting additions. [Recommended]

Bigger, better and deeper than Like a Dragon, Infinite Wealth is the most addicting game that you are going to play this year if you love JRPG, and an emotive homage to RGG's long lasting Yakuza saga. [Recommended]

This is not the best way to introduce yourself in the Jujuts Kaisen anime. [Not Recommended]

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is an overdesigned version of what could've been an appealing and easygoing game à la Hi-Fi Rush or Sunset Overdrive. DC's baddies are at their best when actors and artists are able to show their skills, but these moments are sadly overshadowed by many layers of unnecessary RPG depth that don't really add for a compelling experience. Rocksteady has clearly done what they could with a business model that once again proves to be a bit too ambitious to be genuinely good.

Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior inverts hack and slash conventions with unique gameplay that knows how to twist seamlessly for hours, putting planning over execution. [Recommended]

GranBlue Fantasy: Relink is a weird JRPG. If you manage to enter their particular world, you can enjoy the proposal, but you have to know what you are going for.

Reload is a great remake, not only because of the profound aesthetic change that modernizes the classic, but also because of the constant changes that you are discovering in every moment. [Recommended]

Tekken 8’s generational leap is more evident than ever in this game. With 32 characters in its starting roster, a story mode that’s both bombastic and deeply personal, and an amazing game feel, it’s impossible not to recommend this game. [Recommended]

Capcom has done a job not only of compilation, but of remastering, adapting the illustrations and 3D models to high resolutions and I think with better success than in their previous trilogy.

A good remake, but it still feels a bit old.

Nothing in this Remastered is completely essential except Naughty Dog's work itself, which seems not to have aged one bit. [Recommended]

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is one of the biggest surprises in the metroidvania genre and, in particular, in the PoP series. [Recommended]

Ready or Not is the tactical PvE and multiplayer shooter you should keep an eye on. It is not only a complex and hard experience, but also super fun to play with friends. That idea of a super advanced AI is a reality. Enemies are unpredictable and behave erratically. An experience that I regret not having played before. [Recommended]

A great remaster of a simply good shooter that lost its identity to seem like others video games from its era.

A good zombie game with a lot of decisions and a kid that should learn to survive.

A solid Pokémon-style game, but full of annoyances related to technical and finish issues.

Another fantastic CRPG from Pathfinder's creators, and is also one of the best Warhammer 40K games ever. [Recommended]

A very good and awesome open world with Ubisoft's style, for the good and the bad. [Recommended]

Last Train Home manages to offer something fresh without being revolutionary: a RTS game focused on small-scale battles and the intimate stories of a small group of soldiers, elevated by its management mechanics and a deep, immersive story that I can fully recommend. [Recommended]

SteamWorld Build is a fun and original building simulator with a satisfactory sense of progression and challenge.[Recommended]