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]

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

The weirdest metroidvania you have ever played.

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

Being a fan of the original, but even if I wasn't, I can only not recommend Flashback 2. Nothing in it works.For its importance and legacy, it is one of the biggest disasters I have played lately. [Not recommended]

A thrilling and fun adventure you can not miss [Recommended]

Ubisoft has created one of the best VR Games ever, adapting with mastery the Assassin's Creed stealth action and parkour. [Recommended]

It was an amazing JRPG on Super Nintendo, and still so nearly 30 years after. [Recommended]

CyberConnect2 knows that doing the little gets the most.

It hasn't blown me away as much as Persona 5 Royal, and also it's not a perfect game, but it's impossible that this SRPG steals your heart. [Recommended]

Astral Ascent is a good roguelite, which stands out for its approach to magic, as well as the importance of its customization, in a fast and demanding gameplay. However, Astral Ascent has problems when it comes to keeping the player hooked, especially in its final stages.

A big failure for Call of Duty saga. Fun multiplayer action isn't enough to make up for a really poor campaign and a simply correct zombie mode. [Not recommended]

It achieves that sense of player satisfaction for which the first one became so famous, with puzzles that are not only well designed, but very well presented to build their rules. [Recommended]

A less ambitious entry and a less complex story. Still, it's amazing how much work Ryu Ga Gotoku has done in just six months, adding a huge amount of content surrounding the main story.