An incredible narrative experience you would like to play one time and another. Disco Elysium The Final Cut is a great RPG, one of the best, and you must play it in PC or console. [Recommended]

If you want to play three classic shooters, then this is a decent option. However, you should consider that Saber Interactive and Crytek could have done a better job.

A decent update of a memorable classic for SNES. It would have needed a more compelling effort in visual terms, but it is still a good option for retro gamers.

Back 4 Blood is one of those titles that is worth leaving permanently installed on your computer. Its shooting mechanics are tremendously entertaining, and it is always a pleasure to kill countless hordes of infected that do not give us rest. Despite having only two game modes, the card system and modifiers make it a very versatile experience both in its cooperative and competitive sections. You may end up missing a few more infected types, however, as you play, you will see that the subclass system gives more variety than it seems. With excellent performance on both consoles and PC, having cross-platform play ensures that there are always people ready to join you in its various scenarios. It remains to be seen how the title evolves over time, as Turtle Rock has confirmed that new DLCs will arrive, in which it will be enough for a single member of the group to have them to be enjoyed by all. [Recommended]

CyberConnect2 makes a good first attempt taking Kimetsu no Yaiba to videogames, but the game has some flaws.

eFootball debuts terribly with its new game as service model, but it's not its only problem: lacks of content and lots of technical and visual issues puts the new Pro Evolution Soccer far behind its own legacy. [Not recommended]

Far Cry 6 is the most complete game of the entire franchise. It is almost unfathomable, with an overwhelming amount of content. And yet, the formula feels stale when it urges the reiteration of objectives and visits to enemy camps. [Recommended]

Metroid Dread is a superb demonstration about how to make a 2D action platformer with tons of exploration and backtracking. Definitely, a must for Metroid fans. [Recommended]

Alan Wake Remastered feels like a whole new game. The improvement in textures, shading as well as the new lighting system that inherits from Control will suit you wonderfully. NVIDIA's DLSS 2.0 application on the PC version manages to get the most out of it with 4K resolution and rocky 60 frames per second. The addition of the two downloadable content of the original and that its playable proposal feels as fresh as the first day makes it a more recommendable title whether the original was played or not. [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]

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.

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

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.

UnMetal is an interesting and fun Metal Gear parody specially recommended for retro gamers and stealth-action fans [Recommended].

If you are looking for a good challenge, Tails of Iron is a game that definitely deserves your attention. [Recommended]

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]

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

Death Stranding: Director's Cut changes some of the foundations of the original game. Its new additions soften many of its exploration and combat mechanics, something that some players may be grateful for, but that will create some division within the community. Its extended plot is limited to a small detail that can change the player's perception of some characters, although it is not vital to understand its plot. All in all, it is a version that takes full advantage of the technology of PS5 and expands its content with a good number of activities such as Fragile races, practice in shooting ranges or the missions of Half-Life or Cyberpunk 2077 Whether you choose this version or the 2019 version, Death Stranding is and will be an unforgettable title. [Recommended]

Gamedec is an RPG that is well worth exploring. Fleeing from combat, he focuses everything on the narrative and, thanks to his elaborate world-building and background, he has managed to hook me from the beginning. As a critic and lover of video games, many of the issues that Gamedec raises are tremendously interesting, frequently opening spaces for reflection on where we are heading as an industry. Few weak points, and those that exist are forgiven for the well-balanced nature of the rest. Something very cool within the RPG in isometric view. [Recommended]

A very decent adaptation for Nintendo Switch of one of the most interesting JRPG you can play in this console. Combat is fun and artistic design is fantastic. It is far from perfect, but it is still an option to consider.

NBA 2K22 is once again a step forward in gameplay and realism, but it's also a step back in everything else. Microtransactions are as aggressive as ever, advertisements and promotions are as invasive as ever, bugs are as common as ever in The City and, overall, it seems that Visual Concepts is doing some things knowing that there are no competitors in the basketball games genre.

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.

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is an excellent RPG with engaging story, and deep gameplay mechanics and well-written characters.

His exploration of bullying from many angles and the fragility of the laws and the judicial system is an example of courage. [Recommended]

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]

I liked Deathloop, the hours that I have been with him have been entertaining and in no case has it been repetitive despite having to visit some situations with certain recurrence. However, Arkane has been very conservative in a proposal that I think could have given the player a little more freedom. Well cohesive in its mechanics, it is one point below the rest of the studio's games in the last decade in terms of level design, but it is enough to continue to be above the majority. He fails to be outstanding in almost anything he does, including the invasion mode with Julianna, but still a good title worth enjoying. [Recommended]

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

True Colors has a tremendous potential but all its new gameplay mechanics aren’t able to provide us a good storytelling.