Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp is a pure strategy game that lovers of the genre will enjoy. As a remake it does very well, both with the aesthetic change and with the new additions. Things get better with the multiplayer, although in the online part they limited the matchmaking a lot. Without a doubt, a classic that comes back to life.

Monster Hunter Wilds combines the best elements of World and Rise, enhancing gameplay with new mechanics and a more dynamic world. The interaction with the environment, the variety of monsters, and the expanded combat tools create a more immersive experience. While some graphical details could be improved, it remains a solid entry that fans will enjoy.

Digimon Story Time Stranger stands out as an interesting title that returns to the roots of the JRPG and monster-collecting genre. Its story, while a bit convoluted, feels like a brand-new chapter of the series and manga, complete with charming characters. The gameplay is deep, accessible, and customizable, offering a fair degree of challenge. For those who were disappointed with Digimon Survive, this is the game they were waiting for.

With The Ivalice Chronicles, one of the most acclaimed tactical RPGs returns, refreshed to captivate both longtime fans and newcomers. Featuring upgraded visuals, the inclusion of the original PlayStation classic, full voice acting for every conversation, and a redesigned interface, this edition stands out as one of the most complete to date. That said, Spanish-speaking players will definitely need to brush up on their English, since it’s essential here.

Silent Hill f feels like it may have started as a standalone project before being folded into the franchise. Still, it carries over key elements of the series—psychological horror, trauma-driven characters, and a suffocating atmosphere—that work well and fit the concept. Certain aspects will likely divide the community, but it remains a worthy experience for fans of horror and Silent Hill alike.

Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key follows in the footsteps of its predecessors with some interesting new features. The game is set after the events of the second game. Combat remains just as dynamic and even more so with new key crafting options. This one is much more open and dynamic.

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is an experience that will take us through many eras in an intelligent way without making us lose the plot. It is a game well adapted to the Nintendo Switch, while Vanillaware always delights us with its well-crafted hand-drawn style.

Reanimal is a well-executed blend of a terrifying, grim atmosphere and a fresh twist on gameplay: co-op and 3D environments. The game masterfully handles exploration, puzzle-solving, and preying upon our deepest fears. Complementing this is a cooperative mode that fits the formula perfectly. It doesn't aim to break the mold, but stands as a worthy successor to the original Little Nightmares.

Unicorn Overlord has the Vanillaware seal in all its sections, this is a very entertaining medieval fantasy game. It has a complex but at the same time intuitive game system that will not be difficult to master. The plot is a little weak, since we have seen that story hundreds of times, but it is still entertaining. Visually speaking, it is a very attractive interactive painting.

Persona 4 Golden is just as good as the fifth game despite the years it takes. It is a dark world in which we will spend hundreds of hours fighting enemy forces on the one hand, and dealing with our daily lives on the other.

A Plague Tale: Requiem is a sure candidate for GOTY because of how great it is. It's hard not to get hooked on its story or fall in love with its artistic direction, it makes us empathize with the characters and their experiences. Every player should give it a chance, even the first game.

Biomutant for Xbox Series X is what the game should have been a year ago. The game itself is quite entertaining and has some new good ideas. This version features a huge graphical improvement and fixes many previous bugs. If you haven't played the game since it was released, now is a good time.

Resident Evil Village: Gold Edition is the version that helps those who have not played it yet or those who want live the full experience. The third-person perspective switch works very well, the Mercenary Mode is a nice improvement and the expansion does its job. However, compared to other Gold Editions of previous games, it falls short in terms of content.

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes feels like a well made crafted game with very fast and direct action. The game inherits many of the mechanics from the main game. It's not just pressing buttons like crazy, it's knowing how to play it as the original game.

WILD HEARTS is a pretty fun monster hunter-like game that stands out for its use of tools called Karakuri. The gameplay is very fast, intuitive but simplified in a good way. However, at the graphic level I found some mix ups and downs but I enjoyed it a lot.

Tales of Berseria Remastered remains a solid, intense, and emotionally driven experience, now arriving in its definitive technical state with several new additions and gameplay tweaks. It stands as one of the most groundbreaking titles in terms of both narrative and gameplay, now fully realized for modern consoles. For those looking to give it a try, there has never been a better time to jump in.

Trek to Yomi is a game that recreates the samurai movies with Akira Kurosawa in the lead, it has a black and white aesthetic with great camera shots. The gameplay forces you to calculate each movement of the characters. It's like any other revenge story but it will keep you interested. This game is another strong candidate for best indie of the year.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound delivers everything a classic-style game should have—fast-paced, intuitive, and challenging gameplay. It’s highly replayable, encouraging players to improve their performance with each run. While it has a few minor flaws, they’re easy to overlook given everything else it brings to the table.

This game introduces innovative mechanics that make matches more dynamic and deepen strategic gameplay. Changes like Legacies, the new diplomacy system, and global crises bring fresh elements, though switching civilizations between Eras can be confusing. Many of these modifications are drastic, but the game is set to evolve through expansions and updates, solidifying itself as another great game of the franchise.

Sonic X Shadow Generations is a 2011 remaster that enhances an already fantastic game. Introduce a new campaign featuring Shadow the Hedgehog, who has unique abilities and powers to explore large and secret levels. Additionally, this new version provides better graphics quality, making it the best version of the game.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail has changes in the direction of this MMO after 10 years of its initial release. Dawntrail has a slower pace, but once we get down to it, we will find everything that makes this title special.

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a collection of two must-play platforming classics, now returning for modern Nintendo consoles. While their gameplay quality and technical improvements are undeniable, the compilation adds very little in terms of new content. Still, both titles remain essential experiences for platforming fans and longtime Mario enthusiasts.

Sonic Frontiers has given me good moments that I haven't had in a long time with our blue hedgehog. Many will wonder if being open world was a success, and the answer is yes. It is a very fun and intuitive game in which we will be busy with all the challenges it offers. Watching Sonic take on enemies, especially the big ones, is very satisfying. It is not a perfect game on a visual level but it is a necessary game in our lives.

Like a Dragon: Ishin! It is a very Yakuza-like game but in a Feudal Japan setting. It's great to see familiar faces in another setting and interpreting a story based on true events. It maintains the playable bases of the series as well as its mechanics that will keep us busy for a long time.

Grand Theft Auto 5 for Playstation 5 remains a game to consider, especially with the graphics enhancements implemented and the new options. However, with visual enhancements and new multiplayer content, we're still waiting on GTA 6.

WWE 2K22 has turned the corner needed to reposition the franchise where it belongs. It has an enormous graphical enhancement and new game modes, although it carries some errors that can be easily solved.

Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is a well-deserved update to one of the franchise’s highest-rated entries. While the added content is fairly modest, it remains the perfect entry point for anyone looking to dive into the world of the “Dragon of Dojima.”

This game is definitely the way to go when it comes to gathering old-fashioned games. With three games that push the boundaries of Nintendo DS exclusivity and an additional game with two versions of the same game adapted to newer systems, this is an absolute must-have purchase.

Stellar Blade takes the best of the Soulslike genre and the NieR: Automata game to give us a game full of unbridled action whose protagonist will win the hearts of all of us. It is a challenging game that encourages you to be risky and has very grotesque-looking enemy designs.

Triangle Strategy is a turn-based strategy game that everybody will love. The plot is thick and will make us read dialogues for several hours, but this is compensated for by its unique characters and the game system.

2024 started strong with Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, a more than worthy sequel to the Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio franchise. It is one of the longest and most extensive games but it has the original formula, a series of interesting new features were added. We have too many side activities that can overwhelm older players.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II not only refines what made the first game great but also solidifies Warhorse Studios as a developer capable of delivering exceptional historical RPGs. Fans of medieval-themed games looking for a challenging and rewarding adventure are in the right place.

Silksong is the highly anticipated sequel to Hollow Knight, expanding on its predecessor both in story and gameplay. It charms with a more agile protagonist, a world that’s a joy to explore, and a soundtrack full of standout tracks. Still, the difficulty can feel a bit over the top at times, which might put off new players and frustrate veterans. Even so, it remains an absolute must-play.

Little Nightmares III returns to explore the deepest childhood fears, this time through a haunting co-op adventure. Familiar mechanics take on new life as two players navigate eerie environments, solve clever cooperative puzzles, and uncover a renewed narrative focus. While it has a few frustrating moments, it remains a highly recommended and chilling experience.

TopSpin 2K25 makes a solid return to the franchise with this reboot, giving tennis lovers a decent simulator that is worth playing. The playable roster is incredible, the new reward system "The Center Court Pass" is interesting and will keep us busy. This game is one of the best releases in the sports genre so far this year.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is a strong entry in the musou genre, built around a shared-narrative take on The Legend of Zelda. In terms of gameplay, it’s one of the genre’s highlights, offering well-executed mechanics that feel consistently satisfying. It blends classic Hack & Slash action with signature Zelda elements in a way that works smoothly, all while staying true to its roots.

Mario Tennis Fever stands as a solid entry in the franchise's sports lineup. Fun, varied, and featuring interesting mechanics of its own, it may not revolutionize the series, but it adapts seamlessly to the technical capabilities of the Switch 2. It firmly earns its place among the console’s recommended exclusives.

Donkey Kong Bananza delivers everything we hoped for in a modern 3D adventure starring Nintendo’s most beloved ape. Its addictive, destruction-focused gameplay, clever level design, and surprisingly developed story are definite highlights. However, the lack of real challenge makes it feel too easy at times. On top of that, the overwhelming amount of collectibles feels excessive and unnecessary for a game that didn’t need them to shine.

NieR: Automata – The End of YoRHa Edition is a good choice for Nintendo Switch owners. It has everything great that the game was acclaimed for upon its release in 2017 and adds never-before-seen content. It is admirable how they condensed a game of these dimensions on this platform.

Saros is definitely a solid, challenging, and very well-executed game within the Roguelike/Bullet Hell genre. Although it features simplified mechanics reminiscent of Returnal, it distinguishes itself enough to keep fans of the genre interested. Visually, it is one of the most beautiful games in the recent history of this generation, featuring an interesting plot and frantic gameplay. Even though it no longer has the element of surprise, it is a highly recommended game.

Nintendo Switch 2 gets what may be the best pro wrestling game to date with WWE 2K25. Visually, it outperforms the weaker entries seen on the original Switch and holds a solid 60fps for most of the experience, with only minor hiccups. Nearly all of the content from other platforms made it into this version, except for the controversial cross-platform sharing feature. Still, it remains highly enjoyable and one of the most complete wrestling titles on a Nintendo console.

Gris's job is to provoke a lot of emotions in us, since all the sections are well done to make it that way. It is a living example that video games are also art and this game makes it clear.

FromSoftware proves it hadn't shown everything with Elden Ring, delivering a bold yet effective new experience in Nightreign. The gameplay stays true to its Souls-like roots, with simplified mechanics but a unique twist that makes it addictive. It’s an experience with a lot of depth and one that can stand alongside the best in the co-op genre.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA for PS5 is a good way to get into the franchise, even if we haven't played a previous game in the series. It is a game with a charming story, memorable characters and quite long. Its gameplay is fun, strategic and seamless. Graphically superior but with those old-fashioned textures.

Pokémon Pokopia is a great blend of concepts as disparate as Pokémon, Minecraft, and Animal Crossing, which surprisingly work. It is an entertaining spin-off full of activities, always maintaining its 'Pocket Monsters' essence. Although it starts slow, once past that barrier, we are looking at one of the best games in the franchise so far.

Twisted Reflections is a game that represents a true 'more and better' approach, as it expands on what made previous entries great across several key areas. Its narrative, cast of characters, and beautiful world will definitely earn the fans' approval. The gameplay is more challenging, featuring new systems that are more complex and satisfying. It is a highly recommended game.

WWE 2K26 for Nintendo Switch 2 remains an impressive technical showcase for a handheld console. This version brings over all the content available on more powerful consoles with favorable results. Although it has some areas for improvement, it is a highly recommended game.

Yakuza Kiwami 2 for Nintendo Switch 2 stands as the best version of one of the franchise’s greatest entries, letting players enjoy it both on TV and in handheld mode. With optimized visuals, full Spanish text support, dynamic combat, and the unmistakable storytelling style of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. While the portable mode doesn’t fully showcase its graphical potential, it remains an excellent way to continue the saga on the go.

Despite its flaws, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond stands as a worthy entry in the series, with solid systems and mechanics that still hold up today. Its gameplay is intuitive and fun, though it sometimes guides the player a bit too much. Retro Studios isn’t trying to redefine the genre and instead plays it safe, but the result is still a highly recommendable title—as long as you know what to expect from it.

This is a charming game that receives a well-deserved remaster, not just visually but also in gameplay and new additions that enhance the original experience. For those looking for a challenging JRPG with unique characters and a demanding combat system, Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster is the right choice.

This is another necessary port for PC Gamers, the large number of levels and hours of entertainment are the strong point here. Unfortunately we will need a powerful GPU to get the most out of it visually, which at the same time is unnecessary. The gaming experience with the DualSense on PC is out of this world.

Days Gone Remastered is a great example of how some games deserve a second chance. With improved graphics, new accessibility options, and additional game modes, it delivers the definitive experience. While the upgrades are notable, it’s still a good choice for those who haven’t played it yet or want to give it another shot.

Throne and Liberty meets expectations by combining aspects from other games with its own special style. It's unique because we get to create a character with any class to play as we like. From level 1 to 30, the experience is excellent but the "End Game" stuff promise something good but we never know. On the other hand the learning curve can be overwhelming, but NCSoft has achieved something positive, and i hope that players will adapt to this game or we will stop hearing about it in 2 weeks.

Forza Horizon 6 is fun and well-optimized. It is the perfect escape to explore and unwind from other games, but Playground Games played it safe, as it lacked that major graphical leap we saw from Forza Horizon 4 to 5 to fully take advantage of current platforms. It is very entertaining with plenty of content, but it leaves the feeling that it could have delivered a much more impactful experience in Japan with all those new activities and stunning scenery.

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly is what you can expect from a remake that rescues a gem of traditional psychological horror. As a representative of the genre, it keeps the player in constant tension through both its unsettling soundtrack and the grim atmosphere of a rural Japanese village. Its dark plot and the ability to guide the protagonist's sister carry a deep emotional component. Although it is locked at 30fps, it graphically improves all its aspects with great results.

Nioh 3 refines its formula with a dual combat style system—Samurai and Ninja—that adds a new strategic layer while improving upon established mechanics. The action shifts to 'Open Fields,' offering larger maps packed with activities. Ultimately, it is an improved experience, though its steep difficulty remains a high barrier for newcomers.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins is a step forward in the evolution of the Musou genre, which had become somewhat stagnant. Greater emphasis is placed on storytelling and character interactions, though the protagonist feels rather bland. Gameplay-wise, it introduces tactical RPG elements to refresh the formula and delivers more dynamic and visually engaging combat. While there is room for improvement, it is highly enjoyable.

Persona 3 Reload is a remake that fits surprisingly well on the Switch 2. It’s a solid choice for owners of the console and longtime Atlus fans. While most of its visual quality is intact, the framerate is locked at 30fps in both modes — a strange decision that’s sure to spark debate. Aside from that, it’s a strong port overall but fans will definitely miss the Episode Aegis expansion.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds doesn’t reinvent the wheel for the genre, but it puts its own spin on things with dimension-hopping tracks and deep customization for both vehicles and abilities. There’s plenty of content to enjoy, especially with friends, and the charming cast pulls from both Sonic and other Sega franchises. It sticks to what works, but it does so well enough to make it highly recommended.

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake is the perfect example of how to properly bring two timeless classics back to life. With modernized mechanics, a beautifully reorchestrated soundtrack, and a stunning visual style that pays homage to old-school JRPGs, it’s a faithful yet fresh experience. While the stories still reflect the era they were born in, the new additions make this remake an absolute must-buy for fans of the genre.

Grounded proposes to be a survival title with an interesting twist, being set in a miniature world in the backyard of a house. It is a more accessible game than others in the genre on a vast hostile map, although with some design problems. It's good to start if we want to venture into this type of games and even more so now on PS5.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii takes the franchise into new waters, putting players in command of a pirate ship and crew, blending beat 'em up action with naval combat. It retains the signature mature and irreverent style that fans love. While it feels somewhat toned down, possibly due to being a spin-off, it still offers an entertaining experience.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is a compilation that we haven't received in a long time. Highly recommended for fans of the old school and those neophytes who want to know these games. The gallery mode will keep you hours reviewing material never seen before.

Crisis Core Reunion is one of the few remasters that really takes advantage of the new work that has been put into it. It is not only a new work at the graphic level, but also at the playable level and improvements in the quality of life of the game. It is still an old game but it can be given a chance thanks to its enhancements.

My Hero Academia: All's Justice is a faithful adaptation of the source material that plays it safe within the fighting genre. It delivers exciting gameplay, a decent character roster, and a semi-open world mode—with all that entails. However, given some issues regarding story pacing and fighter balance, it remains to be seen how well it will hold up over time.

Yakuza Kiwami for Nintendo Switch 2 has been updated so fans can enjoy one of its best versions yet. The game runs smoothly in both handheld and docked modes, delivering one of the finest action experiences in the genre. While there’s still room for improvement, the ability to play it on the go gives it an extra edge that makes it even more enjoyable.

Atlus brings us back a JRPG classic like Persona 3 Reload with new improvements and amazing graphics. It is essentially the same story, some plots are adapted with better character development and changes here and there. The gameplay that was introduced in Persona 5 is back and works very well. It is a much more dynamic game than the original 2006 title and just as entertaining.

Tales of Xillia is a well-deserved remaster that brings back one of the most beloved action RPGs of its time, now with substantial upgrades. Despite a few minor areas that could use improvement and a noticeable touch of AI implementation, it remains an engaging experience that keeps players hooked right up to the final credits.

MotoGP 25 presents itself as one of the most complete simulators of the MotoGP World Championship. Right from the start, it offers enough modes to keep players satisfied, along with several new features that make it more accessible. Additionally, it stands out as the entry with the widest range of customization options.

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door brings back a forgotten GameCube classic, new players as well as veterans will enjoy it. Among the visual improvements we have new playable elements and a new soundtrack, the game maintained its fidelity to the original but it is not a big deal.

Splatoon 3 is the definitive title of the series since it improves remarkably in comparison to its predecessors. It feels somewhat continuous but manages to keep some things dynamic with its improved gameplay. It is a game that everyone can play in co-op mode without the need to know the previous games.

Tales of Symphonia Remastered remains one of the best titles in the "Tales of" series to this day. Although the passing of the years hasn't forgiven it, it's still a game with a story full of interesting twists and a good battle system. As a remaster it is only limited to the graphical facelift, but it is forgiven for what it offers by itself.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords is a classic game, considered one of the best RPGs of all time. It improves on its predecessor in many aspects, although its graphics have aged a lot. It will hook you with its plot and the decisions that we can make.

Don't let its silly appearance fool you, but Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is a game that offers a lot. Unlike other strategy games, this one offers more freedom in combat. The scenarios were further expanded and some of their mechanics were improved. You can give it a try even if it doesn't have a multiplayer mode.

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is the gateway to discover the first games of the precursor of the Japanese role. They are improved versions of the classic titles, not only visually but also in gameplay. They retain all the charm of the original releases mixed with one of the most enchanting soundtracks in video games. It will make us know how the saga was before Final Fantasy 7.

Tales of Graces f Remastered now reaches a broader audience as one of the most acclaimed entries in the series. While its world feels somewhat linear, it features one of the franchise's best battle systems, offering dynamic and varied combat to make up for it. The remaster includes several enhancements, such as improved frame rates, adjustments for HD screens, and practical tweaks. For those who didn’t get a chance to play it before, this is an excellent opportunity.

Despite its charming chibi aesthetic, Echoes of Wisdom is the best version of The Legend of Zelda yet. Despite some changes in the mechanics, I think Nintendo's first adventure turned out very well. We must recognize it for what it is: a game in which we had to replace our beloved Link.

Kirby Air Riders is a quirky and unique racing game packed with odd but genuinely fun ideas. It offers plenty of content and several enjoyable modes, though some don’t fully reach their potential. Each race feels different, full of memorable moments, making it an ideal pick to play with friends.

Mastering curves and gravity in Redout 2 is quite a challenge on its futuristic tracks. The game has a fairly decent level of customization and hundreds of challenges. It can be played online but it does not have local multiplayer.

Marathon is an addictive extraction shooter with the unmistakable hallmark of Bungie. Its hostile map Tau Ceti IV offers great tension and survival, standing out for its colorful aesthetic and an accessible learning curve. Although the on-screen interface is overwhelming and gives the feeling that it could have launched more polished, its solid endgame content makes up for the experience.

Persona 3 Portable is a simple but livelier version of the original PS2 game. It has enough additions to immerse us in its twisted world of shadows. Highlights the choice of the female protagonist as a playable character offers a different point of view. She may be more to the point, but she's still Persona.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion brings together several of Marvel’s most iconic heroes and delivers one of the most fun and varied beat ’em ups of the past year. It’s a highly replayable experience, offering a wide range of entertaining scenarios across its levels. Fans of the genre and Marvel comics alike will feel right at home here.

GrimGrimoire OnceMore immerses us in a magical combined world of strategy and tower defense. The story is captivating because for its twists thanks to the interpretations of the actors behind the characters. The battle system can be overwhelming but we can master it with patience. It has the usual additions of the remasters that make it a more acceptable game.

SpellForce 3 Reinforced has a very special mix of genres. It surrounds us in a world of medieval fantasy to control an army. The controls are well adapted although it took some getting used to.

In Live A Live we have 8 different stories, each one with its peculiarities, which makes it an experimental but successful RPG. RPG lovers should give it a try so they don't miss out on that part of video game history.

DOOM: The Dark Ages reinvents the classic FPS with a medieval twist that shifts the pace without losing the franchise’s brutal essence. While its gameplay demands some adjustment and the visuals aren't particularly impressive compared to previous entries, it runs smoothly on PC and its narrative piques curiosity. It’s a bold gamble that, without breaking the legacy, deliberately strays from the traditional formula.

Evil Dead: The Game is a horror title that surprises us by offering us two aspects, being survivors or evil incarnate. We have several characters with different abilities and we must know how to cooperate to close the gates of hell. We can play it in co-op mode or enjoy customizable local matches.

Rise of the Ronin takes the right step by offering us an open world along with the Soulslike gameplay that Team Ninja has been implementing in their recent games. It is not an Assassin's Creed since the game points in another direction, but we will have a world full of activities and a fun but challenging combat system. Graphically it is not wonderful but it has enough details that make it look good.

Salt and Sacrifice is the sequel that tries to be better than its predecessor but doesn't quite succeed. It is still a challenging game that mixes two genres like Soulslike and Metroidvania, without leaving aside its desire to resemble Monster Hunter.

Arc Raiders stands out for its remarkable optimization and stunning visuals, delivering a highly entertaining and visually striking co-op experience. While some mechanics still need fine-tuning, the game shows great potential and could become one of the best extraction shooters if it manages to stay fresh over time. Embark Studios presents an ambitious project here—one that perfectly balances action, humor, and just the right amount of challenge.

Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, while sitting between a remaster and a remake, remains a challenging and enjoyable game with enhanced visuals, new adjustments, and additional content. These changes eliminate most of the issues that frustrated fans of the Sigma version, making this possibly the best edition of the game to date.

Operation Galuga brings with it everything a Contra fan needs, without incurring risks or radical changes that could ruin its essence. The game is entertaining to have a good time with friends thanks to the local multiplayer option.

This game is more than a remaster of a franchise that audiences fell in love with. Between the graphical overhaul, new content, and some juicy extras, it's still a timeless game.

Star Ocean: The Divine Force is a title that becomes interesting the more you play it. It improved a lot compared to Star Ocean Integrity and Faithlessness, with better plot development, mechanics and the most important (it is fun). Although it has some minor problems, it is a good RPG game for fans of the series and those who want to get started in it.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero is an excellent opportunity for fans of this type of genre. We will have a game that will take us back to that golden age of JRPGs with 3D environments and sprite characters. Although it is a game from 10 years ago, we can still enjoy it in the same way.

This War of Mine: Final Cut is not the survival game that we know. It is a game that teaches the brutal part of wars, history and its mechanics. As a console edition it is impressive with additional graphics work and new stories; the controls can be a little tricky, though it is highly enjoyable.

Super Mario Party Jamboree once again brings us all the fun that fans of the franchise are used to. It has 9 game modes and more than 100 minigames, including classics, clever ones and new additions that will keep us busy a long time. Not all the content is perfect, but the game is one of the best at entertaining.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodhunt turns us into vampires to show us the pros and cons. The formula of this Battle Royale offers a different proposal to what we know. The fights through the streets and rooftops of Prague will be part of the appeal of the game.