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.

Atari Mania takes the concept of microgames to another level, mixing them up to create crazy sections of fast-paced games. However, the unpolished controls and unfair difficulty will turn off those fans that are looking for fun.

Lightfall has a hollow and meaningless story. It has some entertaining cinematics but at the end of the hall left us with questions and a tasteless experience. The Strand subclass and gameplay improvements add a bit of value to this update but definitely as a Destiny fan since 2014 this expansion is not what a fan deserves.

ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition is a good survival game, and in this edition the developers have made a great effort to improve the experience such as loading screens and better textures but the frame drops continue. The expansions will arrive in the future so we only have all the content of the original game.

Echoes of the End is a game with good intentions but struggles to shine in its key areas, particularly combat. While its visuals are eye-catching and it presents some appealing ideas, the experience quickly loses momentum due to unpolished mechanics and a clunky combat system.

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.

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.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions will entertain us for the first few hours if we play solo, but it will quickly lose momentum due to some shortcomings. It suffers from a significant lack of content as well as gameplay issues like irregular handling of certain situations and some other glitches.

A game that looks great on paper but has a lazy implementation, you can feel the lack of passion within the development team. Gotham Knights makes RPGs and co-ops games look bad with a clunky combat, a predictable storyline and not to mention a lot of optimization problems.

Park Beyond is a theme park construction sim that has big ideas and creative fans will love. It has one of the most affordable and simplified interfaces. The big problem is that it has a series of graphical errors and the unclear objectives make it a rather insipid game.

Black Ops 7 marks a clear downturn for the franchise, with a shallow campaign, uninspired multiplayer, and a Zombies mode that can’t hold the experience together. It’s a release that highlights just how badly Call of Duty needs a break and a full creative reset.

Ace Angler Fishing Spirits is a game that the little ones in the house will love. It has a colorful design and many activities. It will make us feel like real fishermen with the Joy-Con options and movement controls.

Synduality: Echo of Ada has improved significantly since the beta but still has room for growth. The game is enjoyable with its extraction and gathering loop, but its demanding progression system is a drawback. Combined with its lack of variety and limited mech customization, it is just a game with potential as an extraction shooter that hasn’t been fully realized.

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.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising is a good 2.5D action game with good graphics but very basic mechanics. Still, it's entertaining and prepares us for what's to come next year. We already want to try the next game in the series.

Kao the Kangaroo is the traditional game that does not keep the glory of 3D platform games. It's a nice game with a different character that show us what we already know without anything new. Unfortunately, the Nintendo Switch version has very obvious graphical problems.

Fitting in everywhere is hard and Concord is living proof that a paid 5v5 is more dangerous than a free one. It include copied game features, irrelevant forced inclusion, and an exhausting learning curve; the only saving grace is that it has good PC optimization and acceptable graphics.

NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 2 is a rare compilation of classic games but there is a catch, several of its games were released independently. Some of the games are interesting and fun, while others are practically unplayable because they are in their original language.

Star Wars Bounty Hunter Remaster brings to modern platforms many of the aspects that turned the games of this old franchise into cultural phenomena in the full sense of the word.

Sons of Sparta is a solid 2D title that plays it safe, offering accessible gameplay and shedding light on a rarely explored chapter of Kratos's history. It dives into the Spartan's origins and the bond with his brother Deimos long before he became a legend. While it delivers a satisfying blend of the franchise's DNA with Metroidvania elements, it ultimately sticks to the genre's basics.

Felix the Cat is a group of two games that remind us of some Super Mario Bros. games since they are very identical. Despite being a re-release, it has improvements that add more value and make it stand out from other better Konami proposals.

Lost Epic takes elements from Souls-like games and mixes them with an anime style. Our mission is to defeat the gods in 2D environments with a fun and deep combat system. We will not have many kinds of enemies but at least we will have enough hours of gameplay.

If we leave aside the controversies, bad creative decisions and conceptual art; Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League does its job as a casual “spin-off” game that is not very relevant that we can play with friends to have a good time. It's definitely more fun than the failed "Gotham Knights" but different from the gameplay of cultural phenomena like The Arkham Trilogy.

SPYxANYA: Operation Memories is aimed at anime enthusiasts, but it has a catch. The mini-games are the greatest feature of the package; the photography mechanics were pointless. It will get monotonous after a few hours and hardly touch on subjects from the original work.

Alone in the Dark fulfills the proposal of offering us a reinvention of the classic 1992 game in a more decent way. The best thing about the game is the exploration and investigation, the possibility of playing two campaigns with different points of view is amazing. The shooting is not a big deal since the enemies are not difficult and we don't have new weapons or upgrades.

Edens Zero, as an anime-based title, manages to capture the essence of the original work, though not without flaws. Its charming story and straightforward gameplay do the job, but outdated graphics and a lack of depth might turn off players looking for a more robust experience. It’s a game made for fans — and hardly for anyone else.

Another expansion for what was Ubisoft's most successful game of 2021. Unfortunately, the expansion sold separately for an additional $19.99 doesn't quite match up or do justice or add substance to the gaming experience.

That Time I Was Reincarnated as a Slime ISE.KAI Chronicles has some outstanding sections, but others might be more simple and straightforward. The game is geared toward fans of the original work, and it is an accurate adaptation.

Super Technos World: River City & Arcade Classics should learn a few things from the best game compilations out there. While it offers a decent selection of titles, not all of them feel worthy or memorable enough to be included, making the overall package feel somewhat uninspired. I’d recommend it only to retro gaming fans and those looking to revisit the golden era of 16-bit classics.

Survival Kids is a simple co-op game made for younger players, but it’s not the big return many fans were expecting. It’s more fun when played with friends, which helps make the experience better. Still, older or longtime players probably won’t get much out of it beyond a few fun afternoons but (only) if played with others.

God of Rock comes with a lot of content and highly polished audiovisual concepts. It is an ambitious proposal that suffers from poor execution but is going to keep you entertained no matter what

Stray Blade is another game with the Souls formula that fell short. It may have interesting mechanics but they are not outstanding at all. Its world is well built on a visual level and at the same time it does not offer much to do.

Slitterhead is an experiment that could have been better due to its ideas, mechanics, and studio. Elements like NPC possession, dynamic combat, musicalization, and a unique story fail to make this horror game stand out more and it falls short due to graphical issues, poor AI, and some technical bugs.

Crossfire: Legion has quite a bit of potential, I hope it can maintain a good player base. This is a game with a modern gameplay, good graphics and excellent voice dubbing. Something is missing on every match and the story just feel lost.

Risen could have been a better game but the combat system did not work well since it is not accessible or intuitive. Graphically, it stayed in 2009. Although making faction decisions helps a lot, it doesn't save the game completely.

This was a necessary reboot, now Saints Row feels more realistic. It strays from the crazy and fun roots of the original. Customize every aspect of our character is awesome but unfortunately it is not a perfect game. Still is our favorite open world game about criminals and is back with more perks than before.

Ganryu 2 reminds us a lot of those side-scrolling games where we couldn't blink. Gameplay is good but the levels are a bit long and the checkpoints are far from each other. It is an entertaining game even if you have to repeat a level several times.

Charon's Staircase is a game with confused intentions. On the one hand it has a dark story that we discover as we go along, with a great narrative. On the other hand, it falls short in some aspects like causing scares and its outdated graphics, although with interesting puzzles that will make us feel like Sherlock Holmes.

Revive marks the return of a classic with refreshed and well-executed mechanics, though it stumbles with a weak story and outdated visuals. Its combat system is fun and full of potential, but the lack of post-game content makes it more of a short-term experience—best enjoyed casually with friends.

Drag x Drive is one of those unique Nintendo titles that makes use of the new capabilities of the Nintendo Switch 2, but unfortunately falls short in several areas. Its premise is undeniably original, yet the lack of content and game modes will hurt its longevity.

Endless Ocean Luminous is a game that leaves survival mechanics behind to offer a relaxing experience in which we are invited to discover sea creatures and treasures. However, after a while it will become monotonous, we have no challenges or other things to do.

Unknown 9: Awakening is the video game adaptation of a larger scale project that incorporates other ways of content; and unfortunately falls short. On paper, the proposals seem intriguing, but they have gaps and fail to stand out. It has generic combat, a story that doesn't look interesting and graphics from two generations ago, the fact that Anya Chalotra plays the protagonist couldn't even save it.

Snow Day brings everything a South Park game should offer us. An entertaining time in a not very complicated game where we can enjoy in real time the voice acting, jokes, transgressions and mockery that have made South Park the best intellectual property in decades.

Bloody Ties is a new expansion wasting some potential by being released without the proper foundations and context. It ends up being part of a forgettable story which leaves rewards that, quite regularly, will demand for proactivity or an outright new game save.

Starfield: Shattered Space had the potential to be a good expansion, but it felt unfinished because it uses the same structure as the base game, only adds little content (with the exception of narrative and new weapons), and has plenty of errors and bugs. It isn't bad at all, but it could have been better.

Skull and Bones is the result of a long wait and not receiving what was expected. It is an ambitious but monotonous game. Visually speaking, it has very good graphic details, good atmosphere, sound and a decent level of customization. Being a multiplayer service game is absolutely an advantage for this pirate game, although unfortunately in a few weeks everyone will stop talking about it.

Kong: Survivor Instinct offers an interesting twist by putting us in the shoes of an ordinary man who has to rescue his daughter and not in the powerful primate side. It’s a well-executed Metroidvania based on the Monsterverse, with survival elements and a storyline focused on gritty realism. While it doesn’t aim too high, it manages to keep things interesting.

PAC-MAN Mega Tunnel Battle: Chomp Champs continues with the usual competitive essence but with deficiencies. It is a game that entertains for a while especially with the invasion mechanics but does not have enough content to keep the player entertained.

The House of the Dead: Remake takes us back to the arcade era with new improved graphics but keeping the essence of the original title. It is a game that entertains for many hours, especially in company. The new additions are insufficient and it doesn't motivate replayability at all.

New Tales from the Borderlands can be considered a sequel rather than a Spin-off of Tales From the Borderlands. We will love its main and secondary characters, the new mechanics added to the genre and its evolved technical section. Its narrative rhythm is a wind-up toy but it can be fun and interesting.

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.

Farming Simulator 23 is a game for those who are looking for a relaxed experience when it comes to running a farm. It continues the legacy of the farming series while introducing the occasional novelty and more than 100 real vehicles and machinery. The problem is its graphics since for Switch some things are not the same.

Redfall is all about Arkane Studios and many fans will actually love it. This is an FPS with a rich lore story, action, various characters, and lots of looting. However, it feels simplified in some mechanics and very generic. The strength of the game is in the multiplayer mode where each character complements each other and becomes more fun. As for the graphics and performance, it's clear that rushing the development of the game has been part of its own failure.

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.

Death Note: Killer Within arrives late to the social deduction game trend, and without ongoing support or updates, it could easily fall behind more polished competitors. The game has good intentions but lacks the execution needed to deliver a truly engaging long-term experience.

Project Downfall is one of those games that doesn't give much hype and is for players who like challenges that involve improving scores. His proposal is a mix of John Wick with retro aesthetics in a very psychedelic world. It's a frustrating game with just enough difficulty to make it entertaining.

Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition is for the most nostalgic players but it is not a game for people of this generation. The original story remains but the graphics have not aged well at all and as a result we have a clunky game. Only recommended for those who like the genre or who have played the original from 1997.

Death Relives is a horror title that dares to be different, blending classic survival horror mechanics with Aztec mythology. A relentless supernatural entity stalks the player, creating constant tension. While the gameplay is familiar for the genre, the unique twist lies in the ability to temporarily weaken the dark god—at the cost of making it stronger later. This constant trade-off adds strategic depth. However, the visuals need more polish, and some mechanics feel rough or unrefined. Still, it's a promising and original option worth keeping an eye on.

Being a gangster in the 90s was not easy, but this "simulator" makes it clear to me that a group of good actors does not look good when the narrative is not well done. Crime Boss: Rockay City is an ambitious but uncreative game in some ways. You can have a good time alone or in coop mode, although the theme isn't bad at all.

Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash is a game full of lights, aimed at fans who want to try out their favorite characters from the series. It has good ideas regarding the presentation and adaptation, but it fell short in game modes and content. The best way to play it is through online mode, since it does not have a local mode.

Babylon Fall is a game that can entertain you for a couple of hours but quickly becomes quite monotonous. It has a history that is not very inspired with combat that lacks depth.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum shows us another facet of the iconic character that we haven't seen before. The story attached to the works of Tolkien and a deeper development but with a gameplay without great pretensions since the graphic level seems taken from an Xbox 360 or PS3 combined with all its technical errors make it the worst experience I've ever played.

Through "The Vanishing" the vast universe of Far Cry 6 takes us in an extremely ambitious and resourceful way to the supernatural adventures of "Stranger Things" in an immersive way. We eagerly await the upcoming additions to give more than a few hours of entertainment.

Dying Light has given us 7 years of action, suspense, blood and desperate situations that conclude with the release of this Definitive Edition, everyone who is still interested in having a dream experience with the first Dying Light should try it.

Destroy All Humans! – Clone Carnage is the DLC that is still missing a lot. With game modes with little variety and very repetitive. You don't have anything to unlock and matchmaking is a bit slow.

Noel the Mortal Fate is a story of revenge, which may seem sweet. Once we get into the plot, we can see much more mature characters. Its different mechanics give us a lot of variety to the formula, although some of them can make us desperate.

This is a horde simulator that gives us a rewarding and satisfying experience of a relatively simple technological architecture. Soulstone Survivors promises long hours of fun for casual or veteran gamers to unlock everything on the table.

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.

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is one of the most complete games in the LEGO franchise. The game will keep us busy for a long time when we're trying to discover everything. We have a game without any difficulty but it is pretty balanced by the force, it is still a good mix for lovers of these two huge franchises.

In the game Do Not Open we must do the opposite, open many doors to escape from a mansion. It has some puzzles that will make us think, with a random component to avoid trial and error. However, solving it with an implacable enemy is not the best way to do them.

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.

OddBallers is a fun game if we like to have a good time with friends. Without great pretensions, the title offers a series of very interesting dodgeball-based minigames. The controls are simple, any player can easily understand and adapt. Although the game suffers from minor graphical glitches that can be resolved with a patch. Multiplayer matchmaking is slow--

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Prince's Edition is the best version you can find of the game from developer Level-5. His charming story of how to overcome adversity and have determination. The most affordable battle system, all the released DLC content and the best graphics are included in this version.

Succubus could well be an interesting Hack & Slash game with decent gameplay, however, poor graphics and performance optimization will drive fans away from the genre. I may like this fighting system but the game is not helped by everything else.

This DLC is a great content pack alluding to this long-running series that fans will love. It has machinery, vehicles and elements very faithful to the Warhammer 40K franchise which will not be a walk in the park but they are equally satisfying. However, we are still missing a permanent checklist of the dirty parts that we have not completely cleaned yet.

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.

Metal Slug Attack Reloaded puts a different and fun spin on the classic franchise but has everything fans love adapted to the Tower Defense genre. It is a slower game and is quite challenging although monotonous. It has a lot of content to keep us busy for a few hours.

Alice's Adventures Special Pack adds some craziness to the well-known cleaning simulator. Each scenario is very well represented with descriptions faithful to the theme and cleaning will not be a walk in the park due to how intricate all the levels are. It's nice to get seasonal content like this every once in a while.

When updating an icon of the first-person shooter genre, 3 different studios joined forces to achieve the best possible results. We have ramped up difficulty levels, diverse execution platforms, better user interface, and a repackaged version with all the existing DLC’s for modern systems; while staying true to the source material and original concept art.

River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next continues the Three Kingdoms story with the comedic and lighthearted tone the series is known for. It’s a 2D beat 'em up with chaotic, fun, and RPG-inspired gameplay that truly shines in co-op mode. However, its mechanics become repetitive over time, and the pacing is slowed down by the constant need for level grinding.

Castle of Heart: Retold is a remaster that tries to revive a title that originally struggled due to questionable design choices. It adds a handful of improvements in visuals, gameplay, and story, but lingering pacing issues and oppressive mechanics keep it from fully taking off. While its soundtrack has a few standout tracks, there’s little else that truly shines.

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.

Bubble Bobble Sugar Dungeons, even with its strengths, falls somewhere between tribute and reinvention due to a handful of clunky gameplay decisions. The series’ signature charm is still there, but not enough to fully carry the experience over the long run, even with the added roguelike elements.

Red Dead Redemption receives a much-needed update that significantly enhances the classic Western experience. With a steady 60fps, sharper textures, and improved lighting, the game now feels smoother and more visually detailed. It’s the same beloved adventure—just presented with much better clarity and polish.

Yakuza Kiwami 1 & 2 receive a much-needed update that brings them closer to a definitive edition. While some quirks from the original releases remain, this package stands as an excellent entry point into the world of the Japanese crime saga. For those looking to play the best available versions, this bundle is the way to go.