A spectacular staging, outstanding in every aspect, reminiscent of some great classic adventures and ideal for any survival horror fan. Vermila Studios sets an enviable starting point with Crisol: Theater of Idols, only improvable in a few areas.

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.

The first Telltale miniseries ends in an outstanding way with a third chapter that features intrigue, tension and great doses of action servicing a superb conclusion.

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.

If you like board games and have friends with whom you share an unshakeable friendship, you should consider buying this game. Although it features some almost impossible challenges against the AI, it has hours of fun deciding which strategies you should use that are enough reason to be a highly worthy game.

Fort Solis is an intriguing narrative experience that submerges players into a well-crafted mystery. The focus on character-driven storytelling, combined with episodic progression, makes it akin to immersing oneself in a suspenseful TV series. While lacking traditional action and grappling with technical hiccups, the game's unique approach to storytelling shines through.

Tarsier Studios introduces Little Nightmares 2 with kind of a continuist approach yet still managing to surprise us. The game is backed by an improved narrative, exquisite gameplay and an excellent design that, altogether, portray an experience whose only flaw is but a battle system that does not merge well with the rest of the elements in play.

Probably a remastered edition was not needed now, but for those of you who have not had the pleasure of enjoying both games, it is a great version with a fair price. Otherwise, if you have already played them, better wait for a better deal because they haven’t improved very much compared to the older versions.

The Solus Project is an exploration game that wakes up the survival instinct in every player. Amazing landscapes, a great background and changing weather are some of its strong points. If you enjoy the exploration games, this one will not disappoint you.

Team 17’s famous worms are back again with one of their best action and strategy installments. This 2D game features many improvements and a nostalgic touch that will be liked by most players.

Frozenbyte returns with a fourth installment of its saga of puzzles and platforms that shows that the study still knows how to create smart gameplay riddles. Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is a reconciliation between the franchise and its fans, an ode to their first two games that polishes and further refines what they presented to the world when they went on sale.

Dark Souls Remastered for Nintendo Switch keeps the essence of the series intact and also adds the portability element that, however, sustains several problems that negatively affect the overall experience, especially with the TV mode on.

Just Dance 2018 is an improvement over the previous version; everything that was already working has been improved, the menus are now more intuitive and simple, and Ubisoft is still thinking about the kids in the house. Without a doubt, it will be one of the great successes of this Christmas, especially in the Nintendo platforms.

The Walking Dead: A New Frontier continues with a great rhythm in its third chapter. Even though it is a transition episode, it answers previous questions and generates more for the future.

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.

Mourning is much more than a horror game; it's an artistic statement that uses horror as a vehicle to explore universal truths about loss, grief, and the human condition. Broken Bird Games has created something truly unique: an experience that defies expectations, challenges convention, and stays with you long after the end.

Tails of Iron 2 has made it pretty clear to me that Odd Bug Studio understands how to make a sequel: keeping the essence while expanding the possibilities. The roughly 15-hour main campaign is packed with memorable moments, and side activities can extend the experience considerably for those who want to squeeze in all the content.

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.

Mirage: Arcane Warfare is a game that improves the style seen in Chivalry and features new elements like magic, but without losing the exciting matches and the gore that we saw in these games.

Even with a unsuccessful launch, we can consider this game as one of the best fighting titles released so far. However, the downside of Street Fighter V can be seen in the single player modes, which are short and almost non-existent, giving the feeling of being in an Early Access.

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.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is a simulator that, despite its flaws, continues to be one of the best flight simulation experiences out there today. The improvement in graphics and detail is impressive, and the level of realism is hard to beat. However, not everything is perfect: inconsistent performance, issues with control configuration, and the lack of some key airports mean that the experience is still not as smooth as it could be.

Heroes of Skyrim is an amazing expansion that shows the true potential of Bethesda’s world. Quality guaranteed for the fans of the strategy genre that wanted more of this game.

Culpcet Revolt celebrates its 20th anniversary by arriving to Nintendo 3DS with a great quality game that will be a true experience for the fans of the saga and the RPG genre.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights Of Britannia is a game that will please the anime fans thanks to its wonderful combats and a complete story mode. However, this is not a game for those how are not fond of animation, since it is its best feature.

Ninja Gaiden II Black is not only an excellent remaster, but it also sets the stage for the future of the series with Ninja Gaiden 4 on the horizon. The new features and improvements provide a glimmer of hope that Team Ninja understands what makes the series special, while the technical upgrades make it more accessible than ever for new players.

Mario and Rabidds come together in a videogame with high doses of humor, entertainment and style. Ubisoft and Nintendo have joined forces to create a great exclusive for Nintendo Switch.

F1 Manager 23 is a Formula 1 team management game that offers a deep and challenging experience. Players can control all aspects of their team, from car development to driver recruitment. The game features a wide variety of customization options, allowing players to create their own unique experience. The graphics and sound of the game are impressive. Overall, F1 Manager 23 is a great game for fans of Formula 1 and management games.