Legend of Mana will appeal to lovers of the classic RPG, the combats remain as they were and this is something as good as bad according to the eyes of those who look at it. The musical instrument creation system and monster hunting are very entertaining. However, its narrative is too messy, the artifact system can make you take more than one unnecessary lap, and its story ends up paying for it in terms of intensity and pace. Despite having a good number of improvements in the quality of life for the user such as quick saves or deactivating the combats, as a remaster it falls short compared to other works done with the saga.

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance left us with mixed feelings. Sure it’s been able to capture the distinctive fun and goofiness from the original tabletop game, some map mechanics are interesting and they got the loot portion done just right. Still, combat is so clunky and faulty one can’t help but wish they spent more time polishing it. [Not recommended]

A very optional DLC that delves into the strengths and weaknesses of the main game.

Needs Rollback Netcode, but it's a great excuse to play again one of the biggest franchises in Sega's portfolio. Maybe content for solo play would be helpful for new challengers. Only for fighting games enthusiasts.

Lack of single player content, but it's one of the most promising fighting games of this decade. The Rollback Netcode will push the on-line competition to new goals. Astonishing visuals. Best cel-shading ever? [Recommended]

A poor renaissance for one of the biggest franchises in the hack and slash history. Maybe the Ninja Gaiden saga deserves more respect and love from Koei Tecmo. Can be interesting for new players without any experience in Ryu Hayabusa's adventures.

Chivalry 2 looks good, has a powerful energy, and it’s really fun! Honestly, the only reason you might dislike this game is that you’re really, really into Mordhau and its infinite gameplay possibilities. From our perspective, it’s a new foundation for the genre. [Recommended]

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart has become "that" first game that presents the values of the new generation better than any other. [Recommended]

If you want a side scroller shooter like Metal Slug, you are in the right place. Mighty Goose is a compelling run-and-gun game. [Recommended]

Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 has in its favor the shortage of titles with similar characteristics on the market. Its accessibility and adaptability to any player is, by far, its greatest success. However, the progress that the saga showed with its predecessor in 2019 has been cut off, we are facing a less ambitious delivery than one might expect. The truth is that, without being completely upset, I expected a lot more from it, having left me somewhat indifferent. There are better alternatives in the genre, even within its own saga.

Two memorable visual novels in a row. They both contain a very good history and nice visuals, but they are too classic.

Two memorable visual novels in a row. They both contain a very good history and nice visuals, but they are too classic.

Necromunda: Hired Gun is a very fun game. However, it is a minor experience within the catalog of first-person shooter titles. It lacks depth in many of its sections and under-uses some resources available to it, such as the mastiff. However, its artistic design in scenarios and enemy units attracts a lot of attention, and it is a pleasure to play it on PC with excellent performance thanks to NVIDIA's DLSS 2.0. It may be an option to consider although not as a priority.

Not a bad remake, but it is really only recommended for true classic gamers.

A RPG for rookies or players looking for a casual experience with tons of humor.

Don't let the fact that it's a somewhat simplistic remaster edition discourage you, either. Behind it there is a great JRPG that marked an epoch in the PlayStation 2 era.

Biomutant is the story of an open world game that could have been a great Action RPG experience, but it fails in the combat and exploration systems. Not a bad game, but not the big game it could be.

Knockout City is a fresh and fun take on multiplayer. Should be amazing to play with friends and family and there’s tons of cool stuff to play every season. However it should be noted that there’s barely any depth attached to its core gameplay mechanic and therefore it becomes repetitive after just a few hours.

Subnautica Below Zero is halfway between an expansion and a sequel. It has some new features, such as exploration on land and a new vehicles, but it relies heavily on the base of the first game, even reducing the demand of its mechanics.

Days Gone never shined bright among the PS4 exclusives, but hey, it has zombies and motorcycles. If you’re down for that, worry not: the PC version delivers. The game feels surprisingly natural on mouse and keyboard and lets you tweak a hefty bunch of settings.

Metro: Exodus PC Enhanced Edition is, without any doubt, the version you have to get if you get to this installment for the first time. Incorporating ray tracing, the DLSS 2.0, the ability to play 4K and extreme graphics options are a huge added that make it seem like the game has just been launched to the market. In addition, the presence in this edition of the two downloadable expansions of the game make this a complete edition that you should not miss. [Recommended]

Resident Evil Village is good proof of what the franchise is capable of, looking for the variety of environments, situations and enemies. But trying to cover so much, sometimes the game is not as consistent as I would like, with a more basic and linear level design. [Recommended]

Three memorable Atelier in a good pack, but I wish the games had improved their technical issues.

Returnal is frenetic and challenging. It takes all the roguelike basics and applies the kind of fast-paced shooter that Housemarque has always loved to make. [Recommended]

As the first next-gen entry of a long-lasting baseball franchise, which has set the bar so high over the last few years, MLB The Show 21 constitutes a bit of disappointment. Beyond the stadium creator, the game’s contribution towards modes and presentation is minor, not to mention a few irritating problems on the online front of the experience. If you are a fan of MLB that has never played a baseball game, this is as good as it gets, especially on Xbox Game Pass. If you are a veteran, you might as well wait for a few patches or a sale.

Total War: Rome Remastered is an interesting update of the 2004 classic. However, the improvements in the graphics can end up knowing little in some aspects such as animations and lighting effects on the battlefield. The addition of the two expansions and their available features from the start make it a definitive edition to consider. Quality of life improvements, improved camera and zoom, and accessibility options make it a product to be reckoned with, but not attractive enough to catch up with contemporary Total War games.

New Pokémon Snap is a compelling upgrade when compared to the original Nintendo 64 videogame. It expands upon the basics of Pokémon Snap and adds a layer of complexity and new graphics to Nintendo Switch.

MotoGP 21 is, without a doubt, the simulator of the two-wheel sport par excellence. It has the official license that gives it access to all the official bikers and circuits but, above all, with a great job behind it that allows it to offer a pure and demanding simulation experience but that knows how to reward the player's effort. The package is surrounded by a technical section that gives lukewarm progress for the new generation and, above all, by the presence of that career mode that can become a real sink of hours. If you are a follower of the genre and, above all, if you haven't been close to the saga in years, it is a title to consider.