AI LIMIT is a good soulslike game. It has some things to improve on technical issues and it looks so much like its inspiration games. However, its good level design, the amount of different enemies and its gameplay makes it worth it.

You can tell that MainFrames is a game made with a lot of love. Its platforming approach, unique mechanics and nostalgic aesthetics make it a recommendable experience for fans of the genre. It doesn't reach the narrative excellence of other titles and it's a somewhat short game but it shines in what really matters: being fun, challenging and visually charming.

After many years of waiting and entertaining games that did not shine, Assassin's Creed Shadows rises to the level of the best games in the series.

Atelier Yumia is one of the most ambitious and complete installments of this long-lived franchise. Its renewed combat system, the freedom of exploration and the incorporation of new mechanics such as the construction of bases give a fresh air to the saga.

A game that may appeal to fans of classic arcade games. Its fast pace, simplicity and sense of humor make it an entertaining experience in the short term. However it is a repetitive experience and has no further modes or additional content, making it a difficult game to recommend for extended sessions.

PGA Tour 2K25 is a pretty solid evolution, with key improvements in control, customization and realism. EvoSwing is a welcome addition that adds depth to the gameplay, and the Dynamic Rounds system makes it easier to enjoy career mode without compromising the experience.

Sorry We're Closed is not a game for everyone. Its classic gameplay can be really frustrating. But its atmosphere, story and aesthetics make it a remarkable experience. It's a tribute to survival horror classics, with its flaws but with a lot of personality.

Split Fiction is a masterpiece of creativity, capable of utilizing a single power in countless ways to make the experience as frenetic as it is entertaining. It evokes a sensation similar to Astro Bot, as it stands as a true love letter to video games. Josef Fares has done it again—an achievement that seemed impossible after reaching new heights with It Takes Two.

Civilization VII dares to experiment and change its well-established foundations to offer a different gameplay experience based on managing crises and changing eras. The game certainly has its flaws to be corrected, but it's well on its way, thanks to its new approach.

Warriors: Abyss had potential. A musou with roguelike mechanics could have been a breath of fresh air for the series, but instead we get a grueling, chaotic and frustrating experience.

Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog is a very classic graphic adventure, which takes us to live a narrative and exciting story in the purest science fiction style of the '80s.

The Zebra-Man! is not a game for everyone. Its violent aesthetics, absurd narrative and uncensored humor may make some players love it and others hate it. However, it is undeniable that it has its own identity and a risky proposal that make it a truly unique experience.

A sequel that refines the formula of the first game without revolutionizing it. Its combat is challenging and satisfying, its art direction is impeccable and the atmosphere is once again fabulous. However, the lack of innovation in its story and the few tweaks to its gameplay may not be enough for avid fans of the first installment.

Monster Hunter Wilds stands as the most user-friendly release in a legendary saga. Its new features turn every fight into a spectacular show without diminishing the relevance of previous titles such as World or Rise. I consider Wilds a masterfully crafted progression and a clear demonstration of the great talent in Capcom's current team.

A great little game that proves that you don't need a gigantic budget to offer an unforgettable experience. Humor, an adorable little open world with no restrictions and endearing characters make it a perfect title for those looking for something fresh, light and away from the current conventions of the gaming world.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is a spin-off that focuses on action, eccentricity and pirate life. With a Majima more unleashed than ever and endless activities to do, the game offers a good number of hours of fun to fans of the saga.

A huge RPG, at the height of the legend that Obsidian has already forged in its 30 years of history. Avowed is an RPG that uses classic recipes to make us fall in love with a new story and an outstanding artwork. Its lore, its world, its stories and its setting catch and do not let go and its combat system and progression have made us fall in love with it.

If you are a lover of horror games, impossible puzzles, and pixel art, Enigma of Fear will undoubtedly make you fall in love. A delicious mix between video game and role-playing game of all life, of paper and pencil.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins is a declaration of intent by Omega Force, a very brave renewal of a saga that is already legendary. With a renewed combat, an enriched narrative and a technical section to the height has come to revitalize the musou genre.

Tales of Graces f Remastered does not reinvent the formula, but it does manage to capture and modernize the essence of the original game. Its combat system remains one of the most dynamic and strategic of the saga, while its narrative, which focuses on the bonds of friendship, stands out for its warmth and classic flavor.

Mexico, 1921: A Deep Sleep is a recommendable title for lovers of history and narrative adventures. While not without flaws, its passion for portraying a fascinating period in Mexico's history in an educational way makes it an experience worth exploring.

Synduality has potential as extraction shooters and a lot of good ideas in terms of setting and gameplay mechanics, but the game is in dire need of more content, better balance and a better user experience.

Mixing so many different concepts and getting it halfway right is quite an achievement and it can't be said that the setting, design and mechanics of Eternal Strands are not well cared for. But maybe the team has wanted to cover too much and has left much of the game halfway.

The Stone of Madness is a highly strategic research title. The game's save game, the sanity system and knowledge fit perfectly in a title that exudes solemnity. Something in which also adds the phrases dubbed into Spanish, which as in Blasphemous, manages to reach us deep inside, contributing to a total immersion.

This is a fun beat'em up that laughs at itself and is fabulously designed, with a lovely artwork. It's challenging, the combat feeling is very satisfying and lets us choose between 29 heroes with their notable differences. Better, in co-op.

This medieval RPG traps you in its endless side quests and you don't know when it will let you go. Realism, variety and total freedom to discover and feel yourself in the medieval era, with an epic dubbing in Spanish. One of the great games of 2025, no doubt.

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is an excellent opportunity for new players to discover this action gem, while veterans can relive the challenge with a fresh coat of paint. However, the design decisions inherited from Sigma 2 mean that this is not the definitive version that many were hoping for.

Laika is an intense and challenging experience that is also unique in its kind. Its original mix of mechanics, its level design, its great artwork and its intense narrative are an explosive cocktail worth tasting. But it is true that it is not a game for everyone, as its controls are not at all sympathetic to the average player.