Suikoden I & II HD Remaster does a nice job at remastering two classic entries that were once absolute references in the JRPG genre. There are a bunch of improvements, such as the noticeable increase in battle speed as well as the ability to easily enable the auto-battle mode. However, the UI still lacks elements to actually make this feel like a revolutionary step-up when it comes to user experience.

Obliteracers is especially fun on cooperative mode, although we would have liked to see more content. Speaking about the online mode, there weren’t enough players in order to play a complete match. However, it has several innovations in the arcade racing genre.

Black Clover: Quartet Knights is a fun, dynamic experience provided by Bandai Namco. Despite the fact that it is obviously aimed towards the anime and manga fan base, players looking for a challenge in online gameplay should also give a try to this solid fighting game.

The famous fighting saga returns with a renewed aspect and brings back the gameplay mechanics that made these games great. The King of Fighters XIV is a very entertaining game for the fans of the genre, even though the graphics could be better on the PlayStation 4.

Steel Seed is a competent and polished game that demonstrates Storm in a Teacup's growing ambitions. Its stealth mechanics, art direction, and precision of its basic controls showcase a studio that is increasingly mastering its craft. However, its excessive adherence to formulas established by major studios limits its potential to truly stand out. I enjoyed my time with Steel Seed despite its limitations. Its lack of originality may be its greatest weakness, but it also makes it an accessible and familiar experience for fans of the genre.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII is a very complete strategy videogame that features an absolute control over the elements such as the battles or the alliances. However, its graphics engine is not enough to keep the game running perfectly.

An adventure that should be played by every fan of the survival horror genre. It is not based on gaming cliché and has an amazing 2D style that shows that great games can be created without having too many resources.

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.

Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns brings few innovations compared with previous installments, but its three towns and the vivid style of the game deliver a good experience for those who can relax farming. Some issues need to improve, but this new game is great for fans of the genre.

88 Heroes is a very complete game: original, entertaining and offers great challenges in some parts of it. Sometimes it has issues that affect the experience, but this does not mean that you cannot enjoy this game.

Black Mirror comes back again to the videogame world and brings a great story full of mystery and horror. Although it has some technical issues, these problems do not interfere with the potential of the game.

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.

Pragmata shines with one of the most original combat systems in recent years, but it struggles to stay engaging over time. The relationship between Hugh and Diana is heartwarming, though its development feels somewhat questionable. It may not be a masterpiece, but it’s certainly a noteworthy experience.

This is a game with a huge map and with almost infinite content. Funcom has brought Conan the Barbarian’s world to a very complete game and improving what we saw in the early access, even though it has some flaws to be fixed.

Diablo meets Warhammer 40K in Inquisitor – Martyr, a game that, despite flaws in the progression system and its missions, offers a quite fun gameplay, good storytelling and tons of content.

Whether you play by yourself, with friends or family, Go Vacation is a complete game that will satisfy all kinds of players. It may be a port of a Wii game with better resolution, but this should not discourage players longing for a game that provides a whole array of minigames.

Wild Hearts S achieves its primary goal: bringing a solid and distinctive hunting experience to the Nintendo Switch 2. It's not the best way to play Wild Hearts, but it's a competent port that understands its limitations and works within them.

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.

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.

Just Dance 2025 Edition is more of an update to what was already seen in Just Dance 2024 Edition than a new release. The saga has reached a great level of maturity and is struggling to adapt to new trends, although its online section still needs to be improved.

Yo-Kai Watch 3 is the continuation of a series that basically remains the same, but with some new features that make it a bit more interesting than its predecessors.

TMNT: Splintered Fate is a roguelike that, while not reinventing the wheel, offers a solid and entertaining experience, especially for fans of the Ninja Turtles.

Green Hell is one of the most suitable survival experiences for the most experienced players of the genre. This title focuses its mechanics on realism, making it as immersive as possible. Without having invented anything new, the truth is that the varied history mode gives that unique touch in the genre. Despite some of its technical problems, this title is a remarkable game to add to our collection.

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.

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.

Overall, Exoprimal offers an exciting gaming experience with its unique focus on action and dinosaurs. While it boasts impressive graphics and solid mechanics, it suffers from repetitiveness and a lack of depth to the narrative. While it can be entertaining in short sessions, it may not hold interest in the long run due to lack of variety in game modes and limited content.

Pixelopus is a small team that manages to deliver a beautiful game in Concrete Genie. Nevertheless, the game lacks depth at its core, which makes it hard to catalogue it as a must-have exclusive.