NBA 2K25 offers a very complete experience that comes from presenting an overwhelming amount of content that is fused with truly advanced RPG elements for a basketball simulator. Essentially, it is a very good video game that is limited by a recurring problem: the weight of microtransactions.

One Piece Odyssey is a love letter that really knows how to hit the spot for fans. It still has room for improvement and a ton of potential, but ILCA has done well creating a well designed battle system. The OST is simply amazing, and the story is good enough to make sure to keep you entertained for a ton of hours.

Aphelion is an adventure that shines far brighter for what it tells and how it presents itself than for what it asks you to do with the controller. Don't Nod has crafted a fascinating setting in Persephone, a survival story driven by human relationships that hooks you in, and an atmosphere that grabs you through its soundtrack and visual design. But the mechanics that support that experience, the constant climbing and the stealth segments with the Nemesis, fail to evolve enough and end up becoming the weak link in an otherwise very solid chain.

The work of 505 Games is a proposal that pays homage to the metroidvania genre in a conservative way. Polishing with great success its formula but without offering anything innovative to what we already know about it.

It is a fun and light alternative that allows players to enjoy an adventure full of fan service in co-op mode, although it has some camera problems.

DOOM is a game that offers frenetic action during its story mode, which is amazing. However, the multiplayer mode lacks a proper structure and more elements, so it can be boring after a couple of hours.

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.

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Playing the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. trilogy in 2025 is like experiencing a piece of gaming history. Its somewhat clunky controls, outdated interface, and occasional glitches are reminders of a bygone era. But paradoxically, these elements contribute to that unique atmosphere of post-Soviet desolation that few games have managed to replicate.

I really enjoyed playing Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons. It's a solid beat 'em up that offers a great deal of fun and challenge. If you're a fan of the genre, or if you're looking for a roguelite game with a retro touch, then Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons is an excellent option and if you're one of the completionists you'll have a game for a while. Of course, they could have included more levels because it becomes very short.

After Us is a great adventure that will keep you entertained from the beginning to the very end, and that will also make you think about the consequences of the climatic change. The game is both melancholic as well as incredibly beautiful, and it won't let down players who are looking for a video game with a similar feel to Journey.

Concord is shaping up to be an exciting and potentially revolutionary offering in the first-person shooter genre. With its impressive graphical quality, deep gameplay mechanics, and fresh approach to narrative, the game has a lot to offer fans of the genre. However, the price could be a hurdle, especially in a market where many successful games adopt free-to-play or more accessible monetization models. However, if you're serious about picking it up, you should know that all post-launch content in the form of maps, game modes, and characters will be free to play.

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.

Square Enix comes back with World of Final Fantasy, a brand new RPG adventure that features some very fresh gameplay mechanics that are new in the saga. A game that's worth a try and one that's very enjoyable.

The idea of ​​renewing a classic is always welcome and this is a perfect opportunity for everyone to get to know what Tomba is and has been! for many players. The game feels good, but just as good as if you put it on your old PS1 and play it again.

This game is meant to be enjoyed by fans of the series and the JRPG genre, but if you cannot stand large amounts of text and you love tons of action, this is not your game. Its approach to a more mature and complex story has been a success by Compile Heart.

This second chapter of Hitman features a labyrinthine setting full of possibilities. It offers remarkable game mechanics and has improved both technically and visually.

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

Avowed demonstrates that Obsidian remains a studio capable of challenging RPG genre conventions. They've created a more focused experience that seeks to innovate in fundamental gameplay mechanics. The combination of vertical exploration, magical combat, and complex narrative points to a title that aims to rise above genre clichés. However, the game suffers from fundamental inconsistencies that prevent it from reaching its full potential. The lack of voice acting, fragmented narrative, limited NPCs, and reduced content variety burden a proposition that promises more than it ultimately delivers. The ability to switch between perspectives, far from being innovative, ends up undermining immersion rather than enhancing it.

As a basketball game, NBA 2K26 is a spectacular title that couldn't be more: realism, many game modes, endless options to customize your experience... but it still has the same problem as always: microtransactions.

SAND LAND is definitely a good open world game, but not a game that exactly lives up to Akira Toriyama's legacy. It is unfortunate that SAND LAND's release and Toriyama's death ended up so close to each other, but it makes you feel like they could have done more with a title that finds its strengths in how close it follows the manga and how nice the fights on vehicles feel.

Miasma Chronicles is a good tactical role-playing video game that has little to envy to the great references of the genre. Its combat system full of possibilities and its use of stealth are two compelling reasons not to underestimate this title from the authors of Mutant Year Zero.

Martha is Dead is a midway game. A title that you can enjoy if you are a lover of the genre, but you play it knowing that something is missing, knowing that it could have been something else. If you are looking to be scared, you may find more tension than something scary.

ARA: History Untold has all the ingredients to become a benchmark in the genre. Its innovative mechanics, such as simultaneous turns, the non-linear technology tree and the prestige system, give it a fresh air that distinguishes it from other strategy games.

Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP is the perfect example of how a remaster should be done. It respects the source material, significantly improves the technical aspects, and adds content that fans will appreciate. It's a game that understands its identity and fully embraces it, offering an experience that is both nostalgic and fresh.

Nuka-World is the last expansion of Fallout 4, which features a great map and new gameplay elements. However, the story of this DLC is too weak to be considered a great quality expansion. If you have enjoyed playing Fallout 4, Nuka-World will give you more hours of entertainment.

Assassin’s Creed III Remastered is a worthy opportunity to revisit one of the most undervalued games in the series. Despite its imperfections, the world that Ubisoft created 7 years ago manages to preserve its magic. An experience that has been reinforced by a set of technical and playable improvements that accompany this new version.

Overall, Sonic X Shadow Generations is a game that offers two distinct experiences. On the one hand, Shadow's campaign brings something new and exciting to the table, with never-before-seen abilities and a darker, more strategic approach. On the other hand, the remaster of Sonic Generations does its job of reviving nostalgia, albeit without too many surprises.