Relicta is a First Person Puzzle game that every fan of the genre should try. Although the lack of innovation, it has challenging levels and a compelling use of magnetism mechanics.

Skater XL is one of the most faithful renditions of skating in videogames, with a complex, realistic, handling that becomes really satisfactory once you overcome its learning curve. But the lack of polish, and the notable absence of content, make this a game that only the truest skating fans will manage to continue enjoying beyond the first hours.

Fall Guys is a fun, wholesome minigame mix that anyone can play. There’s something really unique in its physics and battle royale combination, and it’s easy to understand why there’s so many people loving its action. However Mediatonic and Devolver will probably need to keep adding new mechanics and minigames every so often if they want to prevent it from turning… genuinely repetitive.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is arguably one of the best games from the entire PS4 exclusive lineup, and a fan-favorite as well. Now, the PC version provides more than enough options to customize the experience for MKB players in a wide variety of hardware, including 21:9 and 32:9 displays, high resolution standard displays, and decent-ish graphics cards. Would have loved to see additional RTX options such as DLSS 2.0, one of the best features from Death Stranding on PC.

Creaks is the new puzzle game from Amanita Design, creators of Machinarium. Creaks is a beautiful trip to the deepest of our world filled with monsters scared of the light. It is not as good as Machinarium but is awesome anyway.

Gust has developed a Fairy Tail JRPG that is pure fanservice. It is not a good Japanese role playing game but an acceptable entertainment for the fan of the anime.

Crysis Remastered is another good job made by Saber Interactive, an awesome port which retains all the good things we remembered from the PC version of Crysis.

Destroy All Humans! returns with a good remake that maintains all the humor from the original with improved visuals and expanded areas. It may be a bit repetitive but destroying humans is as fun as in 2005.

Carrion perfectly achieves his purpose of making us feel like a powerful creature of unknown origin, wiping out the poor humans in our path.

In many ways it is a worthy tribute to its predecessor, achieving it especially well in the most purely storyline face and in its modern graphic adventure mechanics thanks to the hacking system.

A successful return to the roots of the Paper Mario series. The Origami King is a charming RPG that is going to satisfy everyone expecting a good sense of humor, inventive battles and a powerful exploration system.

Ghost of Tsushima is a game with a twilight zone. It has one of the most beautiful worlds we have ever seen and the combat is one of the most fun systems in an open world. Its missions, however, become repetitive and simple and it fails to engage the player due to the lack of depth in its characters.

Death Stranding seeks to subvert the concept that we have of an open world, giving more importance to exploration and discovery. A game with a story that hits the primary emotions of the player, addressing existentialist themes as few games have accomplished to do.

The most satisfactory F1 videogame in the Codemasters series, both from a driving experience and management perspective.

Iron Man VR is one of the most attractive, fun and exciting games released for PSVR in quite a while. It’s far from perfect, but it’s an interesting action game and a great fan service.

Catherine: Full Body for Nintendo Switch is a good port that sacrifices just what is fair to offer the best possible experience. If you want to play with Vincent anywhere, this version will not disappoint you.

Deadly Premonition 2 is not as surprising as the original. York and Zach are still there and are adorable, but a predictable plot and a lack of surprise and risk does not compensate all the technical issues. Not this time.

One of the best arena fighters available for Switch. Vibrant battles, colorful arenas and unique weapons are its best features. A very good free to play attempt by GungHo Online Entertainment.

A parody? A tribute? We don't know what exactly is The Taker Over, but it feels weak when compared to other beat 'em up games.

A very interesting option to play a great arcade open world racing game. This remastered version for Nintendo Switch is far from being perfect, but it is still an enjoyable game.

Railway Empire does not lose its essence two years after its release on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, but its version on Nintendo Switch does not shine as we expected. Despite adding some additional content, miss the opportunity to launch a definitive edition to the market that counteracts the technical shortcomings of the port. Despite this, fans of the management genre will find in this title a deep and satisfactory enough offer that will provide them with a good number of hours of entertainment.

This is for one of the best SpongeBob SquarePants videogames ever made. However, the game hasn't been properly updated after the original title was released more than 15 years ago.

Persona 4 Golden is a magnificent opportunity, and even more so after the overwhelming success of Persona 5, to get to know one of the most beloved installments by the fans, which solidified the pillars of the franchise.

Valorant is arguably the least imaginative competitor that CS:GO might ever have, but it’s one that’s free and that’s built with strict gunplay and tech purposes in mind. At its core, Riot Games’ FPS is a rock solid, unquestionably good product. Is it good enough to appeal the community in the way LoL did, though? Probably too early to say, so let’s check again in a few years.

A beautifully crafted game, but with many frustrations in its gameplay and technical sides. You would have to consider the pros and cons before traveling to Mara.

Disintegration is definitely a pretty solid attempt at merging the FPS and RTS genres. The whole idea behind the gravcycle and the units supporting the pilot is pretty interesting, although it comes short of intensity, depth and most importantly, emotion. The campaign and its story is okay, and the multiplayer can be tense at times, but the combat is just too slow and sluggish.

It has some of the best action scenes in recent years.

The Elder Scrolls Online is still growing with Greymoor, a new chapter that feels special. We return to Skyrim in a great war against the vampires, and it's fun and very nostalgic.