It creates a captivating atmosphere, but at the same time spoiled by trying to last longer, with unnecessary walks and moments that dilute the main plot without contributing too much to it.

RoboCop Rogue City is a perfect game for fans of the character. Unfortunately, its nostalgic value and constant homages will not convince players looking for a more ambitious approach.

Not the best WarioWare ever made, but still one of the best titles in the series if you want to enjoy a party style video game. [Recommended]

A decent AJRPG that need better graphics and a more fun combat.

Jusant is one of the best video game experiences of the year. Maybe its message doesn't get through to you, maybe the climbing doesn't call to you, or maybe the lowpoly art style doesn't appeal to you directly... But it is undeniable that Don't Nod gives us a jewel of just a few hours of duration that deserves all the recognition we can give it. Its demo already pointed out ways, but the final game is as well rounded as the most optimistic of us assumed. [Recommended]

Song of Nunu is a very pleasant surprise. It takes advantage of the League of Legends license like no other Riot Forge game to date, and inoculates you with the love that Tequila Works puts into their work. It's not a revolutionary game and could have a better finish, but it's as rounded and huggable as Willump. [Recommended]

UFC 5 is a good fighting and MMA game that focuses on realism, but the problem is that it is very similar to UFC 4. The playable changes are hardly noticeable and everything is too similar to its predecessor.

The Lamplighters League is a good turn-based tactical RPG and will please fans of the genre, but it falls short in what could differentiate it from the rest. Its mechanics don’t innovate. Infiltration remains a good idea that is not convincing.

Laika: Aged through Blood is an awesome game fulls of ideas and that feels totally new [Recommended]

It's not the best Murder on the Orient Express adaptation, but I'm sure you will enjoy it.

Maybe Return to Moria is just what the license needed. It's simple in its survival or building mechanics, and approaches the story with force, but without presence. It doesn't stand out, but it's the best thing that could happen to The Lord of the Rings right now.

Alan Wake 2 tries to do many things. Some of them work better than others, but I still think we have to appreciate that effort for not being "the typical Triple-A". Not perfect, but different. [Recommended]

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

It doesn't pretend to reinvent the wheel, since their crazy arcade formula worked perfectly in the first part thanks to a fun use of drifting and nitro.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is one of the most complete, varied, accessible and fun 2D platformer games ever made. Simply wonderful. [Recommended]

Cities: Skylines 2 is conservative, but extraordinary in adapting its own ideas and those of its community in the same game. Of course, its problems due to a poorly managed PC version overshadow everything good there is. [Not Recommended]

Total War Pharaoh has small problems due to its concept as a spin off, but CA has done a superb job of skillfully confining all the action in a period and map as complex as Ancient Egypt. [Recommended]

An action JRPG that knows how to engage even it has not been remastered the best way.

Cocoon is so good that seems designed by angels. [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.

It is an advanced student of the Dark Souls III formula that, despite that lack of precision in the controls, has kept me obsessed until the end. [Recommended]

Its not the best Sonic game, but actually is really fun to play with friends.

Not a bad game, but still needs to find its own voice apart from Persona 5.

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

ENDLESS Dungeon is an intelligent and unique proposal. With the spirit of a strategy and tower defense game, the progression of a roguelike and the look of a twin stick shooter, you shouldn't miss this amazing cocktail. [Recommended]

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is one of the best games of the year. That's something we all might have thought before we even played it, but it shouldn't belong to the group of deserving high marks, it should be in the select group of outstanding ones. Miles and Peter give us a hilarious adventure, full of necessary messages about asking for help when needed, and technically it is a delight for the senses. And it shows us that Insomniac is one of the fittest studios on the planet, and it's been that way for many years now. There will probably be bigger titans in 2023 when it comes to video games, but Marvel's Spider-Man deserves a place right after them. [Recommended]

We Were Here Expeditions: The Friendship is a unique game, not because of its graphics, but because of its message and gameplay. You will build much more than a bond, you will get to know yourself much better and you will embark on a short but intense journey in company. [Recommended]