Ys IX: Monstrum Nox is a direct action RPG that offers interesting mechanics to the Ys formula. It will delight fans of the series and even lovers of the action genre. Although graphically it is not up to the current generation, it is still a good title that will give us several hours of fun.

Return to Monkey Island is a love letter to fans of the franchise. The game makes us enjoy fun situations and at the same time makes us solve puzzles without any hint. The style is a bit different and many fans of the game will not like it at the beginning but it deserves the opportunity.

Deathloop is the conjugation of everything Arkane Lyon has learned over the years with more polished mechanics. It is not the perfect game but it is very different from the many FPS proposals on the market. Any player can give it a try to see if they can break the loop.

In a “Diabolic” tone, V Rising takes us on a hunt for demons, undead and mythological beasts; in a world where vampires don't control everything. Hiding from the sun has never been so fun in this survival adventure where we are promised long hours of play.

A collection of two games that were previously exclusive to Nintendo are now coming to modern consoles with visual improvements. We will have a good number of hours with the DNA of Monster Hunter mixed with the RPG genre. However, it feels like a brief collection that does not offer anything beyond the visual.

Disgaea 6 Complete is a worthy sequel to the series but lacks important mechanics that fans are going to miss. It is extremely entertaining and will keep you going for hours climbing stratospheric levels.

Crusader Kings III: Console Edition is another excellent port. The game expresses strategy in the best way and carries it in its own veins, it can be complex due to its nature but the best of all is that every match is different.

Once Upon a Katamari brings back everything fans love about the series while polishing a few gameplay elements along the way. It keeps its trademark quirky humor, chaotic mechanics, and delightfully weird story intact. It’s not a reinvention of the formula, but it’s still a joy to play from start to finish.

CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is a demanding and challenging game for its genre that will hook us from the first moment. It has a unique gameplay and customization options. It does not reinvent the genre but it is quite replayable.

Despite having some flaws from the original game, Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster is the definitive version of a beloved classic that is still entertaining to play. Now more than ever, the game is playable and enjoyable thanks to updates to the graphics and gameplay.

The DioField Chronicle is an interesting gamble that puts a different spin on strategy games. With a dense story, covering many characters and plots, it will be a game for lovers of medieval works. A unique game system in the genre, whose levels won't make things easy, but we'll know how to get around it if we have a good strategy. It has a fairly deep system and will keep us playing for a long time.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is a game that if we can see beyond the spare parts, is a title that will entertain us all along the adventure. What stands out is its artwork system and gameplay, which make it a very deep and very fun game.

Fire Emblem Engage will delight fans of the series with its use of rings and heroes from previous games. It may feel a little simpler than Three Houses in some ways, but it's still a good game.

Outriders Worldslayer is an interesting expansion that gives us the necessary content that will make us play again. Now with the new levels we will have more challenges and more loot.

Destroy All Humans! 2 – Reprobed has a notable improvement over the first remake of 2020. We will visit various parts of the world with much larger scenarios, where each one has its own theme. Weapons are still just as fun, with the ability to do double the mayhem with a friend in co-op. The only problem is that it gets to feel a bit repetitive.

Mario Kart World introduces an interesting open-world mode, but it falls short in several key areas. The Grand Prix mode can be completed in just a few hours. However, the most impressive feature is Knockout Tour — a competitive Battle Royale-style mode that players can enjoy at any time. The game feels well-optimized in TV mode and handheld mode.

King of Meat is a title that, if it plays its cards right, has the potential to become a standout in the competitive multiplayer genre. Its biggest strength lies in the accessible, easy-to-use level editor, giving the community plenty of room to share their creations. The hack & slash gameplay is a blast, especially with friends. Still, its long-term success will depend on post-launch support, since games like this thrive on a steady stream of updates.

One Piece Odyssey passes the test by making the leap into the turn-based RPG genre. Fans of the series will be delighted with this story with a new story arc. It has interesting mechanics but can feel very easy at first. It gets more interesting as we go along, and it's great to see the characters perform their signature moves.

Pentiment is one of those games that seem simple but enclose you more than what they show from the outside. It is a narrative with a strong classic adaptation, which many lovers of the middle ages and the genre will love. It is not the perfect game, but it will give us a very interesting story.

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II is an intriguing journey that rises beyond its predecessor in multiple areas. Ninja Theory offers a story of growth, acceptance and maturity. The game delights our eyes visually by utilizing the Xbox Series X to its maximum potential. The combat feels good but is quite the same from the original Hellblade.

Kirby's Return to Dreamland Deluxe is much more than a remaster, it's a full-fledged remake because it offers new graphics and enough content to return to Dreamland. It is a fun game but too easy at the same time. The greatest thing is when you enjoy it with friends.

Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is a great spin-off with a different gameplay from the original. Being able to manage our hero simultaneously and overcome challenges is just as successful as eliminating demons with our hair. Its story that tells us the origins of Bayonetta, not to mention its attractive artistic section worthy of a Tim Burton work.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is the long-awaited sequel to Breath of the Wild and marks some pluses like changes to Link's new abilities and the large-scale open world. The game has many playable possibilities with the combination of our powers in which the sky is the limit. However, it is more of the same with a different name and the graphic section is not that great.

Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis -The Answer- is a solid DLC that complements what was seen in the base game. The content it brings is decent, and fans will be happy to be able to continue the story after the end of Reload.

Mafia: The Old Country shines with its narrative, atmosphere, and characters, marking a return to the gangster series’ roots. While its technical performance isn’t flawless, it’s far from the mess of the third installment. The fast-paced, straightforward gameplay suits those looking for something uncomplicated. That said, despite its open-world appearance, it’s actually quite linear—a solid experience that could have reached greater heights if its technical execution had matched its ambition.

Soul Hackers 2 does its best to distance itself from its sister series Persona but with more simplified mechanics. We have more freedom when carrying out activities and it has a good battle system. It may seem very simple or have no substance, but it's still a good JRPG game.

Granblue Fantasy: Relink aims at the action RPG genre with a fresh and fun proposal. The battle system is differentiated by the number of playable characters that are very different from each other, with their own mechanics. Of course, some mechanics have been simplified and others developed that role-playing games usually have but that, in general terms, lovers of this style of game will love.

Miasma Chronicles is a challenging and at the same time great turn-based strategy game that will take us to fight a strange threat in a world destroyed by what they call miasma. The playable mechanics work very well and he offers his personal touch to the formula. It is not a perfect game but it keeps the player hooked.

Return to Monkey Island is a love letter to fans of the long-running franchise. It will have you enjoying the funny situations while it makes you solve difficult puzzles. The game had a change of artistic style that fits very well with the saga.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy follows in the footsteps of The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles by offering a compilation of three Nintendo DS games with their respective improvements and introducing a new protagonist. However, Phoenix is still way better than Apollo.

Live A Live is a unique JRPG that jumps to consoles with some huge improvements. 8 stories to live, 8 different gameplays although with the same bases and 8 different time settings, are the proposal of this title that was once lost in time. Those who wanted to try it and don't have a Switch can do so.

Code Vein II vastly surpasses its predecessor with the implementation of interesting new mechanics, an expansive open world, and deep customization. However, it does suffer from some graphical issues typical of the genre—while not severe, they are very noticeable. That aside, it delivers memorable moments and hours of fun.

The Outlast Trials is a survival horror game that takes the series to the coop area with friends and gives us a very fun product. Its cooperative aspect fits quite well with the gameplay of the series, it can be played alone but it is even more challenging. The new mechanics of the franchise are good but it can be boring at times.

Pragmata is a third-person action game with a unique twist on shooting and hacking that gives its gameplay a strong strategic component. Although its story isn't all that surprising, we will at least love how the protagonist bonds with Diana and how both grow as characters. It doesn't revolutionize the genre, but its mix of concepts is interesting enough to give it a try.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War for Switch is an enjoyable game in its portable version. Killing zombies with this slow motion effect is still the highlight although we can't pass up the coop features that the game has. It lacks different zombie types and some graphic details but it is still one of the best zombie experiences.

Just Dance 2023 Edition could be an evolution in what the dance series has always been but it doesn't quite succeed. The dependence on a connection forcing one to be always connected does not please much. Even so, it is still a good dance game with a new interface, new features between customization and multiplayer mode, it is still a good option to play with friends

Despite its adorable art direction, Gunfire Reborn is a challenging looter-shooter with roguelike touches that will keep you dying and coming back for more. The game is better when we play it with friends. It will force us to redesign our strategy in order to move forward.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D is a good adaptation that stays very faithful to the original material, though at times it can feel a bit tiresome. It’s a satisfying and well-prepared experience that only RPG fans, in general, will truly appreciate.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure is the long-awaited sequel that ends the story of the series in the city of Crossbell and does so in style. Although the game maintains many of its bases compared to its predecessor, it is an interesting game that improves and expands on some aspects. Fans of the series will love it because it is one of those lost gems that was able to transcend borders.

Tekken 8 is the definition of everything that is good about Bandai Namco's fighting game. It is dynamic with a technical section worthy of this generation and has entertaining game modes such as Heat Mode. It has a decent roster of characters with new additions that fit the formula very well.

Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots marks the return of the beloved golf series, bringing back its charming and distinctive arcade style. It remains a lighthearted, fun, and accessible experience, offering a variety of modes, quirky touches like dynamic weather and wild events, and a vibrant, colorful aesthetic. While it does come with some content cuts and technical hiccups, it’s still a title worth considering.

Mario Strikers: Battle League is an entertaining game but it lacks some content to make it perfect. It's still fun for Mario fans and of course the deep mechanics for this sports game make it very dynamic.

Enotria: The Last Song is a Soulslike that breaks from usual because of the environment and narrative, which takes inspiration from Italian folklore. It offers a few difficult combats with interesting new mechanics, but it felt a little under-done. Fans of the genre will enjoy this game more for its strengths than its flaws overall because it is just another solid Soulslike.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is a very stable port that fits the capabilities of the Switch 2 remarkably well. While it does come with some technical compromises, it still delivers a version well-suited for anyone looking for a solid open-world experience.

SD Gundam Battle Alliance is for those fans who know the series very well. It is fast-paced mixed with role-playing elements but some aspects like the camera will not be to the liking of many. It will make us spend a lot of time improving our units and trying to get the one that is our favorite.

Titans of the Tide doesn’t reinvent the formula, but it delivers a solid and fun 3D platforming adventure that fans of SpongeBob —and the genre— will enjoy. Its level design is smart and varied, making great use of each character’s abilities. It does suffer from some serious visual issues, but overall, it’s still an enjoyable ride.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a renovation of the original game rather than just a fresh coat of paint. Of course, it's a remake that stays loyal to the plot, combat, and level design while making improvements to the graphics, controls, and camera—aspects of the game that were criticized on the 2010 version. It also has some intriguing changes that this cult game never had before.

Astro Bot is what we needed after playing Astro's Playroom for a long time; the student surpasses the teacher, but it is difficult to tell the difference between both games. This is a space adventure full of surprises, challenges and immersion that is only possible with the DualSense controller. This game is essentially a thank-you letter to PlayStation fans.

The Last Oricru is nothing more than another Soulslike but it makes an effort to stand out from other games due to its story. Throughout the adventure we will feel that our important decisions have consequences. With very simple mechanics, this is still a very interesting game even with friends.

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is a well-executed remaster that, while sticking to the basics, brings back a classic lost to time. It offers challenging gameplay that evokes the great moments of the series' origins on the SNES. However, unlike other remasters, it doesn’t include any new additional content.

Scorn is not a game with great pretensions that somehow hooks the player with its terrifying proposal but without context. It is one of those games that is not for everyone, it is kind of short and it does not have anything to contemplate. Its biggest hook is its visual atmosphere and how repulsive it can be.

As a sequel, it successfully delivers fast-paced, visually striking, and highly entertaining combat. While it feels somewhat like a continuation of the first game, it brings several gameplay improvements and a story mode that covers three major arcs. It remains a title clearly aimed at fans, but it's still enjoyable for any fighting game enthusiast.

MX vs ATV Legends is the most decent game of the entire saga. We will spend many hours mastering its tracks and mechanics. Driving is fun and requires some skill that is characteristic of the franchise itself. The open world option could have been more interesting in another way.

While Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon borrows heavily from The Elder Scrolls series—comparisons are inevitable—several of its gameplay systems are distinct enough to set it apart from Bethesda’s titles. Sure, it has some graphical issues, but that's fairly common in games of this kind. If we had to call it something, I’d say it's a spiritual successor with plenty of attitude.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival is the latest entry in the rhythm and music franchise, which relies on the motion controls of the Switch. It is still a fun game that makes a low risk bet from what has been seen before. However, it is a very fair version, since it has few game modes, although it has a large number of songs to master.

The formula used in The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me clearly has not yet reached its final development. These games are definitely on the right track, offering us long hours of entertainment, horror at times, and above all, replayability.

Super Bomberman Collection is a solid, well-crafted compilation offering compelling value for fans of the bomber. Boasting a lineup of the series' best titles alongside previously unreleased entries, modern quality-of-life improvements, and robust multiplayer options, it stands as a worthy collection from Konami’s vault of classics.

This is the game that the community needed, with ups and downs in its first days of release and best of all, it has outstanding graphics. Playing it alone is not recommended, but getting together with your colleagues to spend a few good hours without worrying about your surroundings is the best therapy.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is the definitive version of the original game that adds new content; although somewhat sparse, it is at least fun. It is more focused on its multiplayer aspect (though somewhat restrictive), and its graphical side did not require many tweaks, but it is content worth considering if we are fans of platformers.

Combining several related genres, Kunitsu-Gami Path of the Goddess offers us a twisted perspective of Japanese folklore with an entertaining plot. While there are a lot of things that could have done better, in general, it delivers according to its promise.

Sand Land is an open world RPG game that carries all the charisma of Akira Toriyama, it is a game with very customizable and fun gameplay. Its mechanics lack depth and can be very simple, but this is compensated by a plot that expands as in the original manga.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo is a very different and disturbing proposal for lovers of the graphic novel genre. On many occasions we will not know what to do and we will constantly be testing what can work to advance the plot. The game is not dubbed into Spanish, this may be a problem for some. Your dose of scary moments is going to happen.

SILT is an adventure game set in the bleak depths of the ocean. We must solve challenging puzzles by owning the sea creatures. It is good to discover that difficult solution, the only problem is that you will need a lot of patience.

Romancing SaGa Minstrel Song -Remastered- will take us through a world of eight main characters with different points of view. It is a game with complex systems especially for fans of this role-playing genre. It brings certain innovations as a remaster but it is not a perfect game.

The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story is a game that offers us a very different experience compared to the others. It should have several endings to be able to see all the aspects but the gameplay is very poor. If you enjoy Japanese productions, you will love this game.

Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection continues the compilations of classic games featuring Capcom's blue hero. It brings with it the typical modern additions such as graphical improvements, updated settings, new modes, and a gallery with its own music player. That said, it inherits some limitations from the original titles, but overall, it is an enjoyable product.

Screamer is a return to one of the legendary arcade racing franchises that stands out for its focus on story, art style, and high-octane gameplay. While it offers innovative controls using both sticks, the lengthy cutscenes break the pacing even between Tournament Mode races. Furthermore, although it features several interesting game modes, they are quite sparse and offer few customization options. Even so, it is a game that arcade racing fans might enjoy thanks to its great controls.

Patapon 1+2 Replay is a collection of two beloved titles that have stood the test of time. Both games are easy to pick up but offer a fair learning curve, with a clever mix of rhythm and strategy that will have players humming along to the beat. As a remaster, it only includes the essential updates to run on modern consoles, and it’s unclear why the third installment wasn’t included. Still, it remains a solid and enjoyable collection.

Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree delivers a charming story, lovable characters, and gameplay that blends Roguelike elements with village-building. Its dual-character system adds a unique twist, offering light but engaging combat and the option to forge your own weapons—though the crafting can feel tedious and unintuitive. Some mid-level environments fall a bit flat, but the exciting boss battles make up for it.

Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom is one of those Crossovers that complements both franchises. It is a game focused on lovers of Story of Seasons and farm simulators but with a plot twist. Fun and relaxing are the words that best define it.

Way of the Hunter will take us to a vast region and complete a series of animal hunting missions. He has some great mechanical ideas while teaching us the real value of hunting. It is not the perfect game but lovers of this genre will appreciate it.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III is a correct port that improves several graphical aspects, loads faster and has all the cosmetic DLC of the original game but is limited to transferring the essence of the PS4 game to PS5. It's still an interesting JRPG with a well-built world and memorable characters.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV is an epic ending to a plot that involves several story arcs making it an overwhelming game. It has the same gameplay system, but some mechanics were adjusted to make it more balanced. It received the same treatment as the third part for PS5, without complications beyond the visual.

Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero is a recommended experience for those who enjoy challenging tactical RPG combat systems. While it doesn’t revolutionize the genre, its mix of various mechanics and gameplay systems makes it a worthy addition for the more patient players. It can feel a bit overwhelming at first, but those who stick with it will discover a fun and rewarding challenge.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream returns as one of the quirkiest life simulators in the genre. Unlike other titles, it bases its premise on random interactions between Miis, from which anything can happen. Although it lacks a bit more depth, it is a game with a lot of charm, but also very niche.

High on Life is an FPS that focuses on making us laugh while enjoying the combat. The game manages to make us laugh in many of the conversations, with that Rick & Morty humor that Justin Roiland is known for. Could have had a little more depth to the gameplay, which makes it lame in this area.

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series is a good opportunity to play again with the characters of our childhood. It's a much-needed remaster but it could have included better things for this generation.

Killing Floor 3 goes straight to the point: mowing down hordes of enemies while upgrading along the way, which is always fun. However, it still feels like untapped potential lingers beneath the surface. Even so, it delivers a rewarding experience at times—especially when played with friends.

The Callisto Protocol immerses you in its world full of horror and gore to the bone combined with that wonderful photo-realism of the characters and environment. The gameplay is a pure Dead Space feeling but clunky. It has the features of a survival game but it still has a lot to implement. The game is more like a Josh Duhamel simulator.

Metal Max Xeno Reborn is that hidden gem that needs time to be discovered. It proposes the player to create his own story with loose fragments; It will keep you digging through the desert looking for upgrades, and its combat system will be quite a challenge.

Until Dawn is an unnecessary remake because the original game still feels fresh, and it offers few new options. It has improved graphics, updated mechanics, and better accessibility options, but it's still the same game from ten years ago with a higher price tag. It's recommended for those who haven't played it, but it could have been a simple visual update at a lower price.

Mario & Luigi: Brotherhood is a solid game that brings humor and classic gameplay to the saga's fans. It is an entertaining option, even though it takes a while to show off its best features, but it is still a relaxing and captivating game with a very attracting visual.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 finally gets the update it needed to become the game fans were hoping for back in 2020. Beyond the DLC and upcoming content, it’s a solid musou experience with more than 40 playable characters. The gameplay holds up well, but the rushed, watered-down story—trying to cram hundreds of chapters into just a few hours—does drag it down a bit. Still, from a gameplay standpoint, it’s a very enjoyable experience.

This is a game with an interesting system that mixes third-person shooters with a Soulslike experience. Its procedural and weapon generation system makes it a very replayable and fun game. Graphically, the game on Switch looks good but it has long screen load times.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is a new installment in the arcade series that builds on what it has previously offered. The new features, such as the Spin Dash which gives clean gameplay options alongside engaging mini-games, will excite diehard fans. The Switch is already beginning to show its age, but it still has nice, stable graphics.

Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is a game aimed at those who like to be challenged. The controls can work against us but it is nevertheless enjoyable for individuals who enjoy pushing themselves.

Valkyrie Elysium was supposed to be a major comeback for the franchise and it really tries. However, we have a game with good deep and fun gameplay but the story is largely wasted. The new players will feel good but we could have had something better.

A totally cool game for racing games fans. With new ways of driving, in-race betting and enhanced challenges. Undoubtedly Need for Speed Unbound gave fans something they expected but sadly it's not perfect as it doesn't support all wheels which is a total waste.

Guilty Gear Strive is a visually stunning fighting game with demanding, technical, and fast-paced gameplay, featuring a roster of 28 characters now arriving on Nintendo Switch. It retains everything that makes it great on more powerful consoles, though with lower graphical quality. Still, it offers a generous amount of content for fighting game fans on Nintendo’s hybrid console.

Deathbound is a game in the style of the Soulslike genre, with a special mechanic that is to control many characters with different fighting styles. It has an interesting story and is easy to follow. It is quite challenging for fans of these games but the graphics are not the best.

Cat Quest III has a fun open world with a map packed with activities. Its story is merely an excuse and is a bit conservative but fans of the previous games will not be disappointed.

The JRPG Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth is brought to modern consoles so that those fans who are so fond of it can enjoy it. It is a game that has a sometimes tragic story but that keeps the player watching. It is very replayable due to the various endings it has. As a port, my complaint is that hardly any improvements are implemented.

Fantasian: Neo Dimension is fun and will be loved by those who enjoy this type of RPG. However, the game has some flaws, such as its linear story and annoying random battles. Despite this, it is worth trying for what it represents to fans of the genre.

Freedom Wars Remastered is a great opportunity to revisit or discover a cult classic that blends frantic action with an intriguing social backdrop. While it’s not a perfect game, it offers countless hours of excitement, especially when playing with friends.

Shadow Labyrinth is a strange Metroidvania (in the best possible way) that sets itself apart through numerous references to Bandai Namco’s history, not just as easter eggs, but as core gameplay elements. It features a challenging yet fair difficulty curve, though its cryptic story starts off slow. While the environments can feel a bit repetitive, the game still manages to be engaging throughout.

Dragon Ball: Gekishin Squadra is a bold move for the franchise, venturing into the MOBA genre with a result that works and is fun to play, but still needs a bit more refinement to reach its full potential. Improving character balance, refining the interface and adding more interaction with the environments. Still, fans of the series are going to enjoy it.

This is a spin-off of Dragon Quest 11 that will take us to explore a new world in search of (obviously) treasures. It will keep us fulfilling challenges and missions for a long time. Although its battle system is not deep, it is entertaining as we expand our raid with new members and monsters.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes teleports us to those classic JRPG games from the 90s including its mechanics, graphics and story. This is a modest project and it is a great title with very outdated mechanics but true fans of the genre will love it.