Farpoint is the most ambitious protect that PlayStation VR has right now. This game goes beyond the experience with the new Aim Controller and the possibilities in Farpoint are huge.

The Detail is a videogame in which the dialogue and its design are the parts that stand out the most. However, the mechanics are so simple that it can be considered as an interactive comic.

NBA 2K22 is still on the right track just like its predecessor once did. The gameplay has been polished even further, especially the defense, which has been corrected in several areas providing hence a good balance. Also, there has been a full remodeling of The Neighborhood. The game shines brightly by its own right and manages to squeeze out every last bit of the new consoles, which is reflected in its magnificent visuals.

Get Even is one of the biggest surprises of the year. Very original, and with an outstanding story that keeps its hooks in the player during the entire game.

Frankly, God Eater 3 has left us with quite a bit more positive feelings than we expected it would have. These primarily derive from the interesting evolution that we find in the characters of its history as well as the ability to create the type of fighter we want.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising was supposed to be a simple introduction to the Eiyuden Chronicle world... but instead it becomes a tedious exploration of a TON of secondary, unnecessary quests. In the end, the beauty of its world as well as the simplicity of its design are not allowed to shine as they most certainly could.

Transference is a particular piece but, besides its lack of content and its abrupt final, it also is an interesting experience. With a compelling story, great sense of atmosphere and astonishing graphics, we recommend it to everyone who likes titles that go beyond being just a videogame.

The popular board game comes again with a lots of fun, entertainment and its unique style. If you enjoyed playing it with your friends, you will really like this videogame version.

Portal Knights follows Minecraft’s path, but with a special focus on combat. However, some issues with the controls and the camera make this experience somewhat frustrating.

This improved version of the game launched in 2016 still has that arcade style and uses the Joy-Con for the cooperative games. However, this game still lacks content and is too simple.

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.

Tides of Tomorrow is the perfect game for those who love narrative adventures and decision-making, especially if they’re looking for a replayable experience they can enjoy again and again. Although it lacks some major elements such as combat, THQ Nordic and DigixArt have managed to deliver a unique experience that stands alongside the best narrative-driven games, with a story that grips you from beginning to end and reaches a truly remarkable level—making you think carefully before carrying out any action.

Koei Tecmo's survival horror exits Wii U in order to land in many other platforms to make us experience something unforgettable. This game is not for any kind of player, but it will please enthusiasts of both Japanese horror as well as photography. Although it may be a bit complex to play, the rhythm of game is pretty fluid.

The Sinking City is an amazing experience, portraying a great interpretation of the pieces of H. P. Lovecraft. Adding together L.A. Noire with Sherlock Holmes, Frogwares gives us a game that blends private investigation, shooting and narrative into a believable world that is immersive and molded by our decisions, making us feel the true protagonist of the adventure.

Little Nightmares III will make you fall in love with its twisted world. Through nightmarish villains, Supermassive Games delivers another great entry for a franchise with a very distinct visual identity. While there is room for improvement in certain ally AI situations and environmental exploration, Little Nightmares III more than accomplishes its goal: to provide a nightmare you’ll want to dream about.

No Man’s Sky is the fulfilled promise that had been made by Hello Games a year ago. We face an infinite universe and a very well-developed and deep story, even though the gameplay mechanics could have been more elaborate.

Detective Pikachu is a great surprise and a really good graphic adventure. Pikachu’s personality, its gameplay and the point & click style are the main reasons why this game is so entertaining, even though it is too easy.

Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force is a dull game due to the fact that Compile Heart has not explored more ways in the role genre. Until then, their games still feel like they are all the same.

Miitopia's main weakness may be that, for an RPG, it lacks depth of gameplay. Nonetheless, it manages to shine bright despite it all thanks to its MII. The fact that we, as players, can become the main characters alongside family and/or friends, thus creating altogether a charismatic group of heroes, it's indeed its biggest virtue.

Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter is a great graphic adventure that features some mystery elements. This combination achieves its purpose and gives us an amazing game.

FIFA 19 on Nintendo Switch offers an experience almost on par with the other versions of the game. This version’s visuals are kind of weak on TV mode, however, it also proves to be enough when playing on handheld mode. Furthermore, it features all of the available options for the Champions League, the Ultimate Team as well as other game modes.

Sheltered is a post-apocalyptic game that uses minimalist art to achieve the sensation of getting into the atmosphere. It is a unique game whose objective is to survive another day gathering resources, updating our buildings… An indie that everyone who likes strategy must play at least once.

Quotation forthcoming.

LEGO Horizon Adventures has been an adventure that I have enjoyed more than I expected, however, it does not shine in all its sections equally. The technical section is impeccable, but in terms of gameplay it has certain aspects that have room for improvement. A longer duration and a more varied gameplay proposal would have shaped an outstanding title, a rating that comes close, but does not reach.

Deadlight looks better than ever and is a great game, but this remastered version does not have much in terms of new content, so it is only recommended for people who have not played the original.

Playing Onimusha 2 in 2025 has been a surprisingly satisfying experience. Despite its technical limitations from the era, the core of the game remains just as addictive. Its focus on strategic combat, the depth of its characters, and its fascinating setting make it a unique experience. This remaster also serves as preparation for the new installment announced by Capcom, which could signify a renaissance for this forgotten but beloved saga. If you've never tried Onimusha, this is the perfect moment to discover why it has such a dedicated fan base, and understand how it influenced later games like Devil May Cry itself. In conclusion, Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny Remastered is a journey to the past that proves good games, like fine wines, get better with time.

The Walking Dead: Michonne leaves us with a mixture of feelings. It opens to a wider audience, but abandons the fans of the comics by not introducing any new features. Neither does it shine in the argumental level, so we can only classify it as correct.

Code Vein manages to become a possible gateway into the difficult world of the Souls-like games. Bandai Namco, thus, gives way to an appealing title that is full of possibilities when it comes to the gameplay, and that it also possesses a well crafted environment that can sometimes become a huge labyrinth. However, those in search of the usual challenge will be forced to forfeit one of its main novelties.

Warstone TD is an amazing Tower Defense. Battlecruiser have created not just a great herald of its kind but, besides, a product that combines RPG and RTS elements, and a multiplayer, to offer a mix that works really well.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

Fe takes a chance on an experience that is far from the classic concept of a videogame and has a clear focus on the player’s feelings. Smart, beautiful and well executed, it achieves its goal and makes us think about our own relationship with the environment.

Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered is a collection that does justice to a complex era of the series. These are imperfect but fascinating games, which now shine more than ever thanks to the work of Aspyr.

Although it may grate on the most nostalgic players, the truth is that Contra: Operation Galuga is a good reinterpretation of the original classic with enough new features to keep things interesting. The story mode does its job, although it slows down the frantic pace of the game, while the extra modes are a nice addition to get more out of it and satisfy the more demanding players. Meanwhile, for those who are looking for a lesser challenge, they can always switch to an easier game mode. Contra: Operation Galuga delivers on its adaptation, so let's hope that they don't stop here and continue with new reinterpretations of one of the most iconic sagas in the world of video games.

Dead Island Definitive Collection brings together in a remastered way the two zombie games by Techland and a short retro minigame. Its graphics are astonishing and its duration surpasses 15 hours in each game. However, there are still some bugs that haven’t been fixed yet and are really annoying.

This FPS brings lots of action and very frenetic game in order to create a very good indie that is worth a try.

Deiland is far from being perfect, but this game is perfect for all kinds of players thanks to its wonderful and entertaining style.

Scorn is different and original in its own way, an experience that you should give a chance if you know what you face. Although, if you are most demanding it will not be your game at all.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands is not a perfect game, but it is outstanding when it comes to its gameplay experience and every fan of action and stealth games should not miss it.

Code Vein II is a clear improvement over the original, with an incredibly ambitious open world and powerful storytelling influenced by Demon Slayer's global success. However, technical limitations and a map that's sometimes more confusing than helpful curb its full impact.

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.

Road Redemption comes full of entertainment and is a great Road Rash successor thanks to a local multiplayer mode and an online mode that gives us hours and hours of fun, although its difficulty could be too hard for a lot of people.

WRC 7 offers hours of entertainment and features all the official licenses of the championship. However, the game fails where its previous installments also did, like the feeling of an artificial driving and other issues. WRC still has some major aspects to improve.

Mother Russia Bleeds reaches its entertainment goals. Even though there are some issues in its gameplay that affect the game negatively, we find ourselves with a great beat ‘em up videogame.

Beat Cop is a game that shines as bright as it can on Nintendo Switch. Sadly, some flaws from the original version still remain and make it difficult to enjoy the game, even though its mechanics and narrative are really good.

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.

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.

Sine Mora EX is a very interesting game inside the ‘shoot´em up’ genre and has some innovative mechanics. However, this remastered version is not enough for those who have tried the game previously.

Quotation forthcoming.

Until Dawn remains a remarkable work, just like the original, but this new version should have been a gift to all owners of the game that Supermassive Games released in 2015. A reduced price for the PC version and an upgrade for PS5 would have made more sense than the €70 outlay that it requires to simply look better.

For those looking for a realistic and challenging boxing experience, Undisputed already offers a solid foundation. With continued updates and a growing roster of boxers, this title has everything it needs to become a modern classic of boxing sports video games, but it still has some room for improvement.

Red Faction Guerrilla is back with a remastered version that is not enough to make up for the 10-year-old flaws of the game. In spite of the fact that destroying everything is still quite fun, there are better options nowadays for the fans of these crazy action games.

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.

Grow Up is a videogame that is perfect for our eyes, but not for our controllers. Its mechanics are rough and difficult to get used to. However, this is a great sequel to Grow Home.

That’s You! aims to be the entertaining game of this summer thanks to its fun style that will make the parties with our friends much better.

Genesis Alpha One is a great idea and a very interesting and entertaining option in the genre of space exploration.

Enotria: The Last Song is a work that stands out for its visual beauty and thematic originality, but it fails to reach the level of execution necessary in its gameplay. The mask system, although innovative, is not well balanced, and combat, an essential pillar in any Souls-like, is hampered by imprecise controls and mechanics that limit the player's freedom. The narrative, although intriguing, fails to develop in a coherent way, leaving the player with more questions than answers.

Bloober Team has managed to forge a new horror game that, although it turns out to be extremely faithful to the lore of the universe created by the first film, it manages to position itself as a product with a unique personality. Its mechanics, setting and artistic design come together to offer a title that tries to generate fear in the player showing respect to his intelligence and avoiding falling into the most overused topics of the genre.

Final Fantasy Explorers goes far away from the classic franchise but attracts new players with its adventures. Gameplay now adapts to the difficulty that the player wants, offering a challenge to the veterans and a simple adventure to new explorers.

Man of Medan is a perfect game for lovers of interactive adventures. A horror story that although more predictable than we would have liked, offers us a great experience and a lot of choices that can cause it to end with more or less survivors. In addition, the social component that allows us to play with friends online or with up to 5 friends on the same console, are an added weight when enjoying this experience with more people.

The arrival of the multiplayer as well as the possibility of enjoying the Wolfenstein experience with other players is overshadowed by some bad decisions related to the progression and rhythm of the game. What could have been good news for the franchise ends up being a step back in the quality of this saga.

Death Trap proves that the series' basic formula is still a hell of a lot of fun. The moments of triumph, when your traps work in perfect sync, or when you throw an orc into a lava pit and watch it bounce off the saw blades, are still just as satisfying as they were a decade ago.

This new installment of the Sword Art saga comes to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita with brand new gameplay and great graphics that will be entertaining for the fans of the saga.

An excellent videogame that is outstanding in the driving genre. It features very polished gameplay mechanics and a enormous amount of content. Besides, it has improved greatly its visuals, even though the online mode is still very traditional.

The Devil in Me is the best possible way to conclude the first season of the Dark Pictures Anthology. The combination of the introduction of new gameplay mechanics as well as the H. H. Holmes inspired villain make for a horror experience that will definitely not let you down. If this is how The Dark Pictures Anthology is going to be moving forward, then the future is bright... terrifying, and bright.

Outcast: A New Beginning is the sequel to Outcast, the cult video game released in 1999. In this installment, users can explore the alien world of Adelpha, where they can help the Talans in their hardships in the most exciting battles against hordes. of invading robots. This third-person, open-world adventure is developed by Appeal Studios.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission is a real treat for the longtime fans of Dragon Ball, but it is even more than that. It is a profound strategy game that will take up a good number of hours to master, but in the end it will all be part of a delightful effort.

1313 Barnabas Dead End Drive recreates everything that made Ovnifagos’ Don’t Eat Flamingos sublime and, furthermore, its a bigger and better game. The tale of Watracio Walpurguis will be one to remember.

The first episode of Baobabs Mausoleum, even though we can’t recommend it because its lack of content, builds the beginning of something unique, special and singular. The journey of Watracio Walpurguis will be one to watch out for.

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.

This game offers an amazing feeling of freedom and puzzles that are intertwined with the settings. Some vague objectives at the beginning can be a nuisance, but it features an amazing visual style.

The Callisto Protocol embraces fear in a very traditional way; essentially like the saying 'if It ain't broke don't fix it'. The future of space horror games is more than guaranteed within the first step of a video game that is not afraid to look to the past; It is a video game that does not shy away from showing exactly which games inspire it.

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.

This sequel adds new content such as boats and game modes compared to its previous installment. However, it has some issues that can be fixed with some upgrades.

Future Unfolding is a game with a very beautiful artistic style, but its almost non-existent gameplay makes it a very dull and monotone game.

Rifter is a game that, despite a few control issues, offers a really good and fresh platforming experience. The high difficulty, the light-speed platforming and the neon aesthetics are the keys to one of the greatest surprises of the year so far.

Knack 2 is a game that improves what we saw in its first installment and brings a fun and great experience for all sectors of the public. It aims for diversity and achieves it.

High on Life has its fair share of good ideas and highlights, but there are several issues that do not allow the game to shine as much as it could. Even if the comedy aspect is exactly what you may expect from the creators of Rick & Morty, it does not work as good as in the series, and all of the jokes you come through do not really add much to the overall experience. Nevertheless, it is a fun game with characters that really help what it intends to do.

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.

Fire Emblem Warriors is one of the best designed musou games of the recent years thanks to its strategy touch, which is great for this genre. If you are thinking about buying this version of the game, go ahead if you don’t own a Nintendo Switch, because you will not be disappointed.

If you want to stand out in a genre as overloaded as this, you must do it with ambition, and this new installment of the SEGA franchise continues with its legacy. Have fun, of course, but don't conquer.

State of Decay 2 aims to be better than its predecessor, and it is. However,characters´ modeling, bugs and poor optimization on PC are too much for this game. It is still an entertaining game, but its clearly unfinished.

A demanding title that arrives somewhat late but surprises the old school players.

Heartworm is an imperfect but emotionally powerful experience. It doesn't revolutionize survival horror, but it demonstrates a deep understanding of what made the classics special. Its greatest success lies in using nostalgia as a vehicle to explore universal themes of loss and grief.

Fragments of Him is a game that aims to tell the player a deep and emotional story. Although its duration is really short and it lacks proper gameplay, these things are insignificant compared to the emotions that the game achieves to transmit.

Dillon’s Dead-Heat Breakers is clearly an improvement compared to its previous installments. However, this game turns to be a little bit boring and monotone after a few hours playing. If you enjoyed the previous games, you should try it, but don’t expect too much.

State of mind is a science fiction adventure based upon the idea of transhumanism that forces us to reflect on it, also due to its narrative-oriented content. With this game Daedalic aimed for first contact with a new gameplay but without casting away the thing that they love the most, which is telling stories.

Ingress’ creators have mixed their geolocation concept with the Pokemon franchise that has been the social revolution of this summer. However, it still has a lot of technical issues that hide its great potential.

Deliver At All Costs offers an adventure that goes beyond simply going from one point to another delivering packages. The incredible physics, missions with completely varied mechanics, and outstanding gameplay make delivering packages of strange origins more fun than one might imagine at first glance without knowing anything about the game.

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.

Trailblazers, in a formula that blends F-Zero with Splatoon, becomes an excellent game and one of the best of its kind. Extremely fun in solo mode and a marvelous experience when played with friends, we recommend it as a great representative of driving games.

Of course, it is not a game suitable for sensitive hearts because, excuse the expression, it hurts more than a kick down there. But it is that comforting pain, that pain with which you identify yourself, that pain that gives you hope to keep going, that pain that reminds you that you are alive, that pain that gives you the strength to keep fighting; that pain that, sometimes, is necessary.

The Enhanced Edition fulfills its basic function of making the game accessible on modern platforms, but it does so in an uninspired way. It's functional without being exceptional, stable without being polished, and available without being desirable.

Despite not being excellent, Daemon X Machina is a breath of fresh air for Nintendo Switch. Its most interesting points are its freedom of customization and action, and being able to pilot your own mecha is pretty satisfactory, even though it has some control problems.

Bye Sweet Carole is a different, addictive, fresh story worthy of applause in a world where taking risks deserves to be applauded. A truly unforgettable experience that proves you can do different things without needing massive budgets. Chris Darril has created something unique that masterfully blends the nostalgia of classic animation with modern mechanics.

Dynasty Feud is a great brawler with entertaining and dynamic gameplay in a singular context. However, its lack of community and the absence of single player modes makes it hard to recommend.

Syberia II comes to Nintendo Switch keeping the things that made it one of the best graphic adventures. A game that, even with its ups and downs, is still great nowadays.