Twin Mirror tries to improve the formula that Dontnod has previously provided with success through works of the caliber of Life is Strange or Tell Me Why. The gameplay follows closely everything the developer has already done many times before, and it will undoubtedly convince fans of the genre, although its length and predictability do harm it overall.

Immortals Fenyx Rising is Ubisoft's most pleasant surprise in years. The combination of its puzzles, battles, exploration and charismatic storytelling make for one of the most compelling games that the developer has ever worked on. Furthermore, if you enjoy the tales and myths from ancient Greece, you'll definitely be delighted.

Observer: System Redux is one of the titles that has surprised us the most so far this year. A remastering of the title that appeared back in 2017 where the psychological thriller reaches its graphic climax proposing and convincing in all aspects.

A plotline incapable of generating interest in the player that ends up being as bland as it is dispensable.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is yet another entry for the same formula that still stands after more than a decade now. This game goes back to the origins of the franchise with not many novelties to highlight, but it displays huge production values that help avoid any sort of fatal mistake. In the end, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is your run-of-the-mill Call of Duty experience for those who simply want it to keep on coming.

Control Ultimate Edition - Cloud Version is a solid gaming experience that you can enjoy on Nintendo Switch if you can't try the Remedy title on another platform - it obviously doesn't look as good as it does on PS4 or Xbox One, but it feels and looks very similar.

Handball 21 is a title whose discipline is not really that popular compared to others and, much like the previous games, it will delight fans of the world of handball, but will be crude and difficult for those unfamiliar with this impressive sport.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is a masterpiece that you have to experience: a powerful adventure if you enjoyed The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild... Although you'll have to put up with its poor graphics.

Beyond Light launches Destiny 2’s fourth year. The formula could seem worn out in its mechanics, but the inclusion of Stasis, Europa, and a new raid, are enough reasons to return to Bungie’s shooter and discover what other surprises await in the near future of the franchise. Newcomers will find hours of content. And the veterans, the perfect excuse to come back.

Demon's Souls Remake is one of the best launch games that any new generation has ever experienced. However, we would have liked it even more if the DualSense's technology implementation was even deeper, given that at times it is barely noticeable. Nonetheless, Demon's Souls Remake is an impressive videogame due to both its longevity and possibilities. It is a work with almost no flaws whatsoever, born more than 10 years ago and back better than ever thanks to the PS5.

NBA 2K21 Next Generation is a massive leap for the basketball franchise, one that comes in many different shapes. First of all, playing in the WNBA is a joy, especially given the introduction of the W. Also, The City is just humongous, and it'll offer plenty to do whether it is against people or even the CPU through challenges. And, of course, the Next Gen power feels amazing, from both a visual and a performance standpoint.

Sackboy stars in a fun adventure that, given the nature of the gameplay, at times tends to become repetitive. Nevertheless, we are dealing with a game worthy of such a popular character that the lovers of platform-games will enjoy.

XIII returns with an opportunity to redeem himself but with performance improvements to be made. If those fringes are finally solved, he will once again enjoy a luxurious opportunity to convince the players who did not do it before and hold more to a thread of hope for the second half.

With some gameplay systems that are more polished than ever in the saga, Assassin's Creed Valhalla rises as a worthy continuation of the stele that Origins created a few years ago and that, in the other hand, respects the essence that the franchise has always preserved. inside itself. Therefore, we are facing a title that will be able to captivate both the most veteran players and those who enjoy the new formulas of the series.

Astro's Playroom is a game developed with great love that has surprised us greatly. It is the perfect excuse to enjoy all of the details that the DualSense's technology hides within its form.

The Falconeer is one of those games that forgets that it can be more than just a game, giving more importance to its mechanical elements than to the experience itself. However, even with its design flaws, Tomas Sala still manages to create a great title that can be fun, beautiful and really human, thus becoming one of the most singular products of this year.

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales brings us back the best version of the popular Marvel hero in a work that despite being more humble in certain aspects, is more spectacular and complete.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered works perfectly as a nostalgic walk through one of the most beloved titles on PS3. However, the game is far from the greatness it had in its day, completely out of date in terms of multiplayer, progression or customization in comparison to current arcade driving games, which are better at practically everything.

Torchlight III is an RPG that leaves a lot to be desired, especially for those who know the genre very well with games like Diablo. It is obvious that its development is not 100% finished, and it lacks several months of polishing. However, Torchlight III can be fun, but you have to be able to ignore its constant problems.

Open House Games gives us a title with plenty of originality in the approach but in the end turns out to fall into an ellipse of repetition of elements and missed opportunities. A Tale of Paper is a story of great ideas but questionable execution.

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope improves on several aspects from Man of Medan, and shows that Supermassive Games is actually taking notes so as to make its horror collection one to remember. Although there are still some elements to work on, we can certainly recommend Little Hope, especially when it is enjoyed as a group experience.

This is, with no doubt whatsoever, a great chance to enjoy one of the long forgotten gems of Wii U and, what's more, in its best possible version.

Watch Dogs: Legion is the proof that a franchise can be redirected in a better direction if its studio makes the right decisions. This third installment of the Ubisoft hacker saga has managed to further highlight the virtues of its predecessors and get rid of those elements that negatively interfere with its design. Watch Dogs: Legion gives rise to an open world whose representation of London will get you captivated by its setting and by a gameplay tighter than ever in the franchise.

Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is one of the biggest surprises in 2020. It's a product that works perfectly fine from a technological point of view and that has a good design so it can avoid some restrictions derived from being a RC car. The biggest problem of this revolution is that it comes with a big price to pay, so it's not suitable for every wallet.

Ghostrunner is a superb experience. Blending the core mechanics and philosophies of games like Mirror's Edge and Dishonored, it manages to become one of the best games of 2020, and one of the greatest representations of cinematic gameplay done absolutely right. A true kinesthetic, visual and auditory spectacle.

Pumpkin Jack is a game that has pleasantly surprised me. It's short, but great. It has a good level design, an excellent soundtrack, a simple but fun combat system ... And the story also has a very good script,, very funny, with interesting plot twists and curious characters. Few bad things can be said about Pumpkin Jack.

Rebirth is a new face to the saga and, thanks in no small part to its magnificent script, it is actually the best game of the franchise. However, it takes a considerable step back as a survival horror. The enemies lack any sense of real terror and the overall difficulty of the game is quite low. Basically, Rebirth is a great adventure game, but it also is extremely disappointing as a horror game.

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition is an unmissable title for lovers of historical RTS and is an excellent finishing touch to the great work and commitment that Microsoft has put in to relaunch one of the most iconic sagas in memory.

Genshin Impact is a videogame that has come to stay. Its free-to-play ARPG proposal is the answer to the wishes of thousands of users who dreamed of an anime experience this ambitious, and it is incredible to think that we have so much content available for free. If a greater depth is added to the narrative, we could be talking about one of the great surprises of 2020.

Star Wars Squadrons is 'the little gift' that fans of the franchise have the opportunity to enjoy. It has great accessibility and a good number of ships to get on board. This title climbs to incredible heights under the use of a virtual reality device. Despite its flat story, this title offers a solid multiplayer experience, which manages to greatly extend the longevity of the game.

Game Dev Tycoon brilliantly simplifies the game development process and also perfectly summarizes the history of the videogame industry. It's very satisfying to develop videogames and see their impact on sales. However, it's necessary to mention that Game Dev Tycoon can be quite repetitive, and some current consoles aren't well represented.

Crash Bandicoot returns with an adventure that oozes nostalgia, originality, fun and a multitude of bonus content to delight fans and newcomers to the saga. Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is the game the world has been waiting for many years, and it also manages to go beyond all expectations.

Serious Sam 4 returns to the classic FPS genre in this new prequel full of carnage, high-caliber weapons and short jokes. The classic comes with the same bases as always and a fun multiplayer mode that will delight fans of the saga and can leave new players a little cold.

Tennis World Tour 2 offers some changes and improvements to the original game, as well as a bunch of licenses for pro players. However, the gameplay core is still rooted in the original game and fails to offer a satisfying experience. Tennis World Tour completes the double fault initiated in 2018.

The 2007 shooter returns loaded with countless visual enhancements, as well as being once again relevant as a benchmark tool. Although with some rough mechanics, the fun is still there, and visiting the Lingshan Islands has never been so vibrant.

eFootball PES 2021 is an update to last season's title that comes at a reduced price with very little news. A title with few incentives if you arrive since last season, but excellent if you enter the series for the first time with a more than adjusted price.

Super Mario 3D All-Star is possibly the best compilation of platformers ever. It's obvious that Nintendo could have improved these games more, especially Super Mario 64. However, it still maintains the essence of three of the most influential titles in the videogame industry.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is the perfect opportunity to properly assess one of the most amiable and unnoticed ARPGs of the past generation of consoles. Despite not standing as a remarkably distinguishable product from its original version, it is an ideal offer both for those who wish to return to the dense Amalur and for those who have not yet enjoyed such entertaining entertainment.

Surgeon Simulator 2 is a fun odyssey that will make us laugh more than once in cooperative mode. Despite being short, the campaign is a perfect tutorial as a prelude to what awaits us in multiplayer games, along with the possibility of creating levels with other players and enjoying those created by the community.

Marvel's Avengers leaves us with a title loaded with a multitude of options and fun with the most powerful heroes in the world. The campaign created by Crystal Dynamics shines and hooks, although the multiplayer mode can become heavy and repetitive after many hours, the room for improvement is vast, although the result for now passes with flying colors.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater is back in action with a new entry that perfectly recreates the classic gameplay and, to top it off, we get a whole new technical dimension. A full arcade experience that will be able to convince both the vets of the franchise as well as those that have never played it before.

Mortal Shell is a true love letter to the Dark Souls franchise. A game that takes the playable core from the FromSoftware's titles and, rather than changing it, builds around it to keep an experience that really feels true to the Dark Souls origin.

As accessible as it is spectacular.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions manages to become a good way to experience once again the awesomeness of the original series, although it certainly has room for improvement. In the end, the experience is deep, replayable and a nice first attempt for both Bandai Namco and Tamsoft.

Slightly Mad Studios returns to the fray with its simulator par excellence, Project CARS 3 arrives loaded with news, becoming a title adapted for all audiences under a gameplay mixed between simulation and arcade that may not satisfy the most purists. The title is entertaining in general lines and we are facing a good continuation of the saga although somewhat decaffeinated in the most purist simulation.

The work of Dlala Studios is good and entertaining, especially to play with family and friends, but its limited content can take its toll because after so long we have been wanting more, much more. The best part is that the Battletoads are back and we hope it is to stay for many years.

Microsoft Flight Simulator is one of the great releases so far this year, a title in which Asobo Studio has managed to create what could become the best flight simulator of all time that will satisfy both the most purists and the more novice pilots. A realism never before seen in the genre of aerial simulation arrives with this powerful installment to PC and Xbox One.

EA returns to get the best fighting simulator in terms of MMA, a demanding and realistic title in the fights that we will have to learn to give our best shot and elevate our fighter to the UFC podium. The novelties of this fourth installment seem enough and will satisfy fans of the genre, although we expected something more in the graphics section, the truth is that UFC 4 is a worthy continuation of the saga.

Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition is finally coming to PC with incredible graphics, great keyboard and mouse support, and outstanding performance. It is the perfect excuse to revisit the wonderful world that Guerrilla gave us in 2017.

Destroy All Humans! comes back, 15 years after the original release of the game, offering a sandbox experience that still feels fresh, original and full of fun. With some gameplay changes, a major visual overhaul and all of the original charm, Destroy All Humans! is still an alien treasure.

Paper Mario: The Origami King is the best entry of the series since 'The Thousand-Year Door'; it ain't your typical RPG, nor does it aim to be. The IP has taken a different path, and now its main selling point is the originality of its gameplay (quite demanding and strategic this time). A must-have game for the Nintendo Switch.

Ghost of Tsushima does not manage to become the great game it wanted to be. Too many technical flaws and a lackluster story result in an enjoyable game that is not what everybody was expecting.

Death Stranding lands on PC in the best possible way. The game is a well optimized port that many players will be able to enjoy due to its accessibility requirements. Even if you already enjoyed the game on the PS4, this is a good opportunity to revisit it.

Rocket Arena checks all the boxes regarding what games as a service need in order to succeed. It boasts frenetic gameplay, polished mechanics and a wide range of characters; this game will bring you amazing moments, even if it lacks innovative elements.

We return to Mineral Town with a great facelift that bets on simplicity of mechanics and simplicity in its menus and staging. We find a very classic Harvest Moon-style adventure, where we lose ourselves for days harvesting and improving our farm, but there is something decaffeinated and empty in these times, being a very brief option in terms of ambition.

The problem with Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise is that it aspires to be a cult work from the first moment, something quite pedantic on the part of its author, who wants to repeat the pattern of the original title: an unfinished, poorly done video game, which stands out simply for its great argument.

Burnout Paradise comes to Switch leaving nothing behind. Good performance, acceptable graphics and outstanding gameplay are the keys to the success of this new version of Burnout Paradise Remastered.

Desperados III feels natural as a new entry in the series while being an innovative and really good actual game. A game that, without much noise, results in one of the best recent stealth experiences.

Chibig Studio have managed to create a magnificent story with incredible, charismatic and endearing characters. All this added to an artistic direction and an impeccable soundtrack. However, Summer in Mara fails in the gameplay, which is repetitive and unsatisfactory.

The Last of Us 2 is a masterpiece that not only manages to stand toe to toe with the first entry, it even surpasses it. The story of TLOU2 introduces a narrative concept which is very different from what we are used to, and it keeps on surprising us again and again. Furthermore, its landscapes, gameplay and visuals will forever remain with the players as the highest expression of videogames ever achieved on the PlayStation 4.

A platform with touches of action that is satisfied with the provider for several hours and does not aspire to something else. He knows how to keep up, but as he progresses, elements that could take more time are seen, and the workers more on them, the end result could be very different.

Disintegration is what every debut work from a newly founded studio should be: a commitment to creating something new that also respects the most classic mechanics of two well-differentiated genres. But, best of all, Disintegration it's the special feeling that V1 Interactive has discovered something unique: a genre that I didn't know I needed until I played through it.

With more and more proposals that invite us to be part of a deep and varied tactical and strategic experience, this title of Spanish origin manages to stand out for the linearity of a well-run and interesting story and a group of interesting protagonists who feel alive, with personality. However, he remains halfway in terms of his fights, too basic for those who are used to the genre and a very flat development.

The Outer Worlds comes to Nintendo Switch bringing a high-quality game but through a port that, technically, requires a lots of sacrifices. An enormous graphic downgrade and performance problems make this port the worst version of the game.

The Command & Conquer saga was crying out for a remastering and is finally in our hands. A reissue of the classic RTS where the possibilities and hours of fun seem endless under a careful interface and a perfect regression to a saga that already has twenty-five years behind it.

Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics doesn't simply offer classic board games and some sports. It offers a magnificent representation of them on Nintendo Switch. This title achieves that players of all ages, fans or not of video games, take a Joy-Con and enjoy up to 51 very varied and fun games. An essential game to play at parties with friends or family.

If you haven't played the original title, you must play Xenoblade Chrinicles: Definitive edition. If you enjoyed this masterpiece of the JRPG you must play this new version, not only for their upgraded graphics, but also for the epilogue. This is a must buy in all the sections.

Minecraft Dungeons is a game that doesn't live up to expectations. Despite being fun, it is way too small and unpolished to be the next game in the Minecraft series. Playing through the whole game leaves us with the feeling that this is just a prototype rather than the full ARPG game that the fans were expecting.

Munch's Oddysee is the worst work of the Oddworld franchise and comes to Nintendo Switch with a remastering with hardly any changes beyond the technical section to result in a very mediocre title.

After twenty-five years, one of the best beloved beat ’em ups of all time returns. Street of Rage 4 is a perfect continuation of the saga adapted to the current times with great gameplay, many end game incentives and a fun and frantic soundtrack. A perfect continuation for a legendary saga.

Invader Studios has more than paid tribute to the most classic survival horror with Daymare: 1998. Unfortunately, the story that you star as a player in this play is not as interesting as the background of it, which can easily go unnoticed. However, the game has gameplay and a series of mechanics and details that do great justice to the horror titles of the 90s and, especially, to the first Resident Evil.

The customization of our troops, the combats versus de final bosses and the aggressiveness of the enemies are the three elements that makes differences between Gears Tactics and other titles of the turn based strategy games, but don't make a mistake; this is an spin-off but smells like Gears from start to the end.

MotoGP 20 bets again bets on realism in its driving and the requirement when competing with a delivery that incorporates various game modes as well as all the official licenses for the 2020 season. Take on the best riders on the best-known circuits of the International panorama.

Nice job! is the best, or at least, one of the best 'puzzle' titles you can find on Nintendo Switch right now: it's fun, it has personality, everything works. A very original proposal.

Final Fantasy VII Remake still is the masterpiece it once was. Time goes on, but pieces like this one stay alive forever. Square Enix has managed to evolve the game while maintaining its essence, and even though there are some mistakes along the way, Final Fantasy VII Remake remains one of the best games in the current generation and, of course, the current year. It is no small task to put together both past and present, and Square Enix has achieved a level of perfection that we would never have imagined.

Despite its limitations, Resident Evil 3 Remake remains an adventure of interest that lovers of the genre greatly enjoy. A very attractive as well as intense experience.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 excels as a One Piece game. It may not be perfect, given that musou games tend to easily become repetitive. However, as it stands right now, there is no better way to experience Eiichiro Oda's work in the videogames community.

One of the Asian licenses with the most projection for the future debuts at last in the West along with its premiere on consoles, and goes hand in hand with the 2D fighting game and with a strong ally, Arc System Works, which once again demonstrates its power in the genre with a very powerful and accessible proposal, which will appeal to veterans of the genre and new users who come attracted by its powerful audiovisual section.

Ninja Theory debuts within the stream of competitive multiplayer titles with a game which has some gameplay mechanics that are convincing enough to shine on their own, but whose light goes off as you think more about what might become than what already it is.

Doom Eternal: DOOM is back to bring us another entry with wonderful and vertical combat with plenty of gore and heavy metal rhythm. The impressive shooter returns and DOOM Eternal adds more content, and more platforms that make us miss the simplicity of this franchise.

Animal Crossing: AC is back with New horizons. A game that feels big, polished and absolutely addictive. Nintendo has managed to create yet another entry in the series that has enough changes without leaving behind the feeling and philosophy of Animal Crossing.

My Hero One's Justice 2 is a fun way to experience the work of Kouhei Horikoshi. However, a big 'but' makes it really hard to recommend the game as a new entry: its lack of novelties. This sequel feels, at times, very similar to the first game, a simple-minded approach that does not allow the IP to shine as it certainly could.

Nioh 2 expands what's already seen in the original Team Ninja work, offering us new features that give spectacular combat and give it a more technical title than in other games of the genre. Despite its low innovation compared to its predecessor, it has high replayability, and the feeling of playing it according to our own combat style is more marked than ever.

Moon Studios is back with a sequel that has managed to expand the well-established bases of its predecessor with great success and keeping the essence of the franchise intact. Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a larger, more ambitious and more complete game than the first one. Its gameplay, artistic design and soundtrack are intertwined in an enchanting mix that generates one of the best trips that can be made: the one that you have enjoyed even more than you expected.

Sometimes, a 'remake' or a 'remastering' attempts to solve errors that do not exist in the original title. This has been the case: the decrease in difficulty due to different changes in the gameplay has caused us to quickly fall into a monotony that does not exist in the original title.

Dreams offers us a twist to the concept of ‘Play, create and share’ with hundreds of hours of entertainment and virtually endless possibilities. An exquisite campaign mode and a simply perfect finish.

It's not an essential video game, nor does it seek to be: it meets the playable, although it stands out in terms of fun thanks to its sense of humor. In addition, audio-visual seems like a very round work.

Patapon 2: Remastered brings back a PSP classic that improves throughout the first part and does so with a new face lift but without any additional playable additions in its proposal. Fun, challenging and full of secrets, it is a real experience to make you an ally of these nice beings.

Journey to the Savage Planet is a game whose greatest virtue is that it manages to generate a constant feeling of discovery in the player. Both its gameplay, its level design and its plot are oriented to highlight the most fundamental experience that must exist in every adventure: the one that conveys the feeling that, on certain occasions, the trip must be more important than the traveler.

We are getting a 'great game' in its time, an advance to its time, and you have to play it to know what we mean. Although the graphics aspect is simple and its mechanics have aged, it is still enjoyable on Switch.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot establishes itself as a must-buy for all Dragon Ball fans. Although it sometimes falls short of the mark while trying to portray each and every iconic moment in the series, it manages to offer the best representation of the anime in videogames. Also, the gameplay is frantic, fun and visually pleasant, and even though there is sometimes a lack of polish, it stands out as one of the best Dragon Ball Games ever made.

AO Tennis 2 is a big step forward. This game isn't an ace yet, but it isn't the double fault AO International Tennis was. With lots of content and a decent gameplay core, AO Tennis 2 can be even funny for tennis fans.

Gylt is a game that isn't too good or too bad to be memorable, both in terms of gameplay and narrative. A simple and easy adventure that can entertain anyone for some hours but that doesn't do anything relevant.

Kingdom Under Fire 2 fulfills what was promised 10 years ago and offers an experience that can be especially satisfying for lovers of the MMO genre. The addition of RTS elements is a success and offers a different kind of gameplay compared to other similar games, and that is surely its greatest strength.

With Halo: Reach we are facing a game that has aged perfectly with good gameplay, high doses of fun and especially hours and hours that will keep us entertained in multiplayer modes. Halo: The Master Chief Collection starts big with one of the best games in the series that are remembered on PC.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is certainly something we had never seen before on PC. It is a real next-gen game that makes us wonder how much is there still yet to achieve in the world of videogames.

Darksiders Genesis takes the franchise's pillars (fast-paced combat, some puzzles and platforming) to an isometric perspective. A game that, although feels completely like a smaller spin-off rather than a big new entry in the series, manages to still give that Darksiders' feeling that fans love.

Alien: Isolation lands on Nintendo Switch with an experience that is able to stand the test of time and offer a journey that keeps faithful to the original one. The port of Feral Interactive still generates constant tension and fear and demonstrates that quality games inspired by the original film saga can also be made.