A commendable effort by Ubisoft to present its cult classic in the best possible light. You can easily identify its age through some elements of the design and gameplay, which can serve as criticism, but much more as praise.

Vengeance is the definitive version of this Atlus effort. A JRPG that remains incredibly demanding, with constant traps and careful management, but with lots of new features and general refinement that make exploring these desolate places much more rewarding.

A better resolution, improved lighting and controls result in a qualitative leap for Luigi's Mansion 2 for the Switch as a portable game. The absence of the second screen is felt, the 3D effect not so much, while the body of the experience moves on without any new developments.

Monster Hunter Stories remaster reveals good improvements in performance, graphics and interface, but doesn't hide the humble origins of an 8-year-old design for a handheld.

Shadow of the Erdtree marks a return to the extraordinary open world created by FromSoftware, applying all the knowledge accumulated to culminate in an even more refined version. This expansion offers an additional epic journey, full of new challenges, secrets and stunning landscapes.

EA Sports F1 24 arrives with the season already in full swing, but still manages to present a solid proposal. With overhauled modes and a few additions, it gives you that boost for another year of high-speed racing on the virtual Formula 1 tracks. However, it's important to be ready to adapt to the new physics.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door exudes charm in every block of paper and cardboard, with multiple secrets, combats and puzzles around every corner; but absurd backtracking and low difficulty spoil the experience.

Hellblade II is an impressive piece of technology to which some elements have been added that allow the player to interact with the presentation. It appeals to those who like these experiences, but those who prefer to control, be challenged, do things in different ways and even try out other progression options won't find any of that here.

A return to the exploration of the oceans, their ruins and treasures that is done with enthusiasm and a few surprises, even if the challenge is superficial.

Sand Land offers an action-packed RPG thrill ride, highlighting the importance of the friendships formed during the adventure and emphasizing the bonds between the characters. However, the game is marred by excessive repetition of activities and discouraging melee combat.

Stellar Blade is an action game with a lot of style and electricity. Visually superb, it's inspired by various works, mixes technology with religion in ways that pique your curiosity, while EVE's combat and sensuality keep you playing without ever being able to put the controller down. It's hard to believe it's the first console game from a Korean producer.

Surgent Studios is entering the world of video games on the right foot. Tales of Kenzera: Zau, their debut title, is fun and accessible in equal measure, wrapped up in a beautiful story.

A trip back in time to the golden second half of the 90s. The combat system, the 2D sprites and the main mechanics create an appeal, embellished by the nostalgic effect, but you'll have to deal with some less positive elements.

Wildfrost is another ingenious deck-building roguelike that almost looks like a roguelike RPG with cards. Its visual style, the depth of the mechanics and the bosses make it a very entertaining game.

A medieval colossus with some limitations and flaws in this Switch version, although satisfying for the experience it provides.

MLB The Show 24 is a very familiar experience, but with the sensational Storylines mode, improvements to the animations and the refinement of some modes, it manages to become a better game than the previous ones from which it's based.

South Park: Snow Day! distances itself from previous games both in terms of genre and visuals: and the result falls short of expectations, with repetitive and unimaginative combat.

Capcom has managed to create an epic action RPG that makes us believe that there is still room for good ideas in the video games industry. My only regret is the performance problems and the somewhat outdated visuals for the capabilities of today's hardware.

An SRPG with very interesting mechanics that, combined with Vanillaware's artistic style, has a strong appeal. However, the length of the game may cause fatigue over these same mechanics and concepts.

A beautiful game that gives Peach a multifaceted solo role to match. The moderate challenge and limited longevity are some elements to review and improve in future developments.

Another memorable samurai fantasy, in which Team Ninja brings its intense combat to the open world. With a much more accessible difficulty and a more believable tone, Rise of the Ronin continues the ideas seen in Nioh and Wo Long.

It's not easy to understand what was intended with this edition of Alone in the Dark, as it's not a horror game, let alone a survival one, those basic elements are missing. You're left with a cohesive narrative and a good investigation story.

SUMMERHOUSE puts you in a meditative state through simple and intuitive gameplay in conjunction with pixelated graphics. The game was made by a single person, which explains its small scale.

Skull and Bones is a game that, frankly, shouldn't have advanced to its conclusion. Monotonous and lacking in variety of content, the experience quickly becomes boring. It fails to fulfill the essentials of a video game: to entertain and motivate the player to return.

One of the greatest JRPGs of the last 20 years. An amazing love letter to the original and all fans, that will make hours fly while you explore the open areas and play the mini-games, always with the main story on your head. The little visual problems do not take the shine away from this brilliant star.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy is the ultimate way to experience these classics for newcomers to the series, full of fun, mysterious but equally challenging trials.

It's a challenging, fun and ingenious remake, outside the usual platforming molds, but it's a bit too short and repeats some of the battles against Donkey Kong.

Helldivers 2 is yet another example of a rushed launch, characterized by unstable servers and an abundance of technical errors. However, despite these shortcomings, it manages to be entertaining to a certain extent. Its biggest weakness lies in the lack of diversified content, which leads to monotony in no time.