The War Machine is a DLC that is worth paying. The new maps will be granted to be a pleasant experience, therefore, they can reach high levels of frustration due to the number of options that bad players can use to make camping. Operation Husky is the best you can get in this DLC, while The Shadow Throne is a little disappointing because of the lack of scary moments.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is one of the greatest disappointments of 2024. A technical mess combined with poor gameplay and a very hard to follow story.

Shadows of Rose, despite not having the duration that many expected, is a fantastic campaign that works as an epilogue to the story that began in Resident Evil VII. The focus on puzzles makes every encounter with an enemy a high level of tension, and every time the game asks you to explore a section and solve a series of problems, it makes it clear why Capcom is one of the best studios out there. time to make survival horror games. This content alone is worth the $20 price of admission.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is charming, cute and fun. It takes great advantage of the GamePad’s capabilities and proves to be one the best spin-offs in the Kirby series.

Unfortunately, Titan Souls lacks of many aspects that could have made a magnificent title. The combat and gameplay mechanics show many flaws that leave success to luck and randomness in many occasions.

GungHo Entertainment knew perfectly well how to make a match-three that was different from its predecessors, it added depth by using RPG elements and took advantage from tactile technology that, obviously, adapted greatly in the Nintendo 3DS.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is a pretty decent and fun roguelite, but it lacks personality and it's visual presentation is far away from what we were expecting.

Even though mobile platforms are not the best place to enjoy platform games, Rayman has decent games for them. Rayman Adventures is deeper than its predecessors and is really enjoyable, unfortunately some limitations derived from its free-to-play model didn't let us enjoy the game as we expected. We really need a complete sequel to Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends.

Two excellent games, but sadly not so well remastered. The character models and their suits look very well, unfortunately the rest of the game looks fewer dark than the original release and we don't have any improvements on the framerate. If you never played the Arkham series before maybe you should look at this collection, the rest of us not.

Disney Magical World 2 has some of the same technical issues that we saw on the first game, but on the bright side it has a huge amount of content, many hours of fun and a lot of places with Disney magic.

I want to emphasize that SD Gundam Battle Alliance is an entertaining title, but that it may become repetitive shortly after starting the game. After all, you just have to defeat enemies, reach the goal and beat the boss on duty. Mechanics that will stay like this for almost the entire game.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor is an enjoyable experience, but ultimately falls flat when comparing it to the rest of the franchise.

Disney Illusion Island is a great introduction to the metroidvania genere, but things like a slow pace and a very simple level design, stops it from being a better game.

Just Cause 3 is a thrilling sandbox full of varied content. It will definitely improve over the time thanks to the committed mod community. Sadly, console players have to suffer from continuous framerate problems, but if that doesn't concern you, it shouldn't be a problem at all.

Kirby Star Allies is a great entry in the franchise, its beautiful, charming and really fun to play with others. Sadly some of its great ideas such as the friend combos don't flourish as much as we would like.

Project X Zone 2 does not come to revolutionize the genre of strategy games. It doesn’t even come to change what its prequel did. Nevertheless the game is still an entertaining title that came to please all those fans that were impressed by the clash between the characters of the most famous series of Namco Bandai, Sega, Capcom, and now even Nintendo.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is one of the best Dragon Ball games out there, but leaving behind the Dragon Ball name, it's one of the most generic and uninspired titles out there and could have benefited greatly with a little more time in the oven.

The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is a must have if you have two more friends to enjoy it. Its great game mechanics and stunning level design, makes it an amazing addition to your 3DS collection. Do not play it in solo mode, this title doesn’t work that way.

If you are a fan of Japanese dungeon crawlers then you will probably like this game, if you also love fan service and ecchi then this title is for you.

In conclusion, Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree is an interesting experience arriving amidst a wave of other releases on the market. And, I must say, the game's courage to launch so close to its direct competitor, Hades II, which may possibly overshadow it due to the popularity of the first installment, is applaudable.

Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is a great collection of challenges from NES classics. The way everything is presented, results on a super fun videogame that everyone can enjoy.

Despite having gameplay like the other LEGO games, children will surely enjoy it. If you're not a fan of Marvel or have played any of the previous titles of the franchise, there is not much to see here.

The Nova Covert Ops is a great addition to Starcraft II. This first mission pack leaves us with a good feeling, but it is in inevitable to think that Blizzard should launch this expansion in a single product.

Despite obvious opportunities for improvement and a clear lack of experience on the part of the development team, Darwin’s Paradox! feels like a video game made with care and passion that we’re sure will give you a very enjoyable time. We would have loved to see greater consistency across all the ideas presented in this new release from Konami, but certain decisions—such as a not-so-outstanding audiovisual presentation—hold it back from being something far more remarkable. Do we recommend this new 2026 release? Yes. We believe that if you enjoy linear platformers and don’t have much time to finish games that last dozens of hours, you’ll find something of great value here.

SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake is a decent platformer, it's not great, but it's not the biggest disaster ever either. It comes at a time when platformers are a bit scarce, or at least if we talk about medium or large productions in the industry.

Despite its great ideas and foundation, Atomic Heart is a game with a strong lack of vision that ruins all the good things. Very interesting concept and game mechanics, but weird decisions in narrative and structure.

Just like a zombie, Dead Island 2 was a project that was considered dead but was able to rise to its feet over and over again. Today, we finally have the ultimate Dead Island experience in our hands and it's a pretty decent action RPG with tons of first person melee combat.

Capcom finally learned that fan service and nostalgia sell. It delivers a game full of winks and memories for the hardcore fans, while trying out new game structures that may be what we could see from the franchise in the future.