Monster Jam Showdown is a fun and challenging game for hardcore fans only. It has few game modes but it will keep us entertained for a while. It also has very detailed graphics and intuitive controls, which will give us a good representation of these races. I insist on more game modes, because in the end it will become repetitive.

Gundam Breaker 4 allows you to create the Gunpla of our dreams with thousands of parts with different stats and shapes. You'll spend most of your time modifying and customizing your avatar. However, it does become repetitive in the long run, and it would have been great to have more interaction with the environments. It's a good game that offers an enjoyable and well-executed experience.

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.

Antstream Arcade is a good cloud-based retro gaming service that offers more than 1,300 classic games, making it superior to other platforms. Fans of retro gaming will find a special selection of regularly updated classic titles on this platform, which comes highly recommended. However, there are still some connection issues that can be fixed with patches.

One Piece Odyssey for Nintendo Switch is a port that keeps all of the original game's enchantment including all the post-release content. Despite poor graphics, fans of Eiichirō Oda's series will find this a worthwhile option.

Yurukill: The Calumniation Games is a strange mix of genres like graphic novel and shoot 'em up. Both genders do their job. The game has a lot of dialogue but leaving that aside we will have a few hours of very interesting gameplay.

Card Shark is quite entertaining, it makes you learn lots of card tricks. The most interesting thing is how competitive it can be even for a game like this.

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.

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.

Although Bleach Rebirth of Souls is a decent attempt with fast-paced and engaging gameplay, its limited game modes may not appeal to more demanding players. Despite its flaws, it deserves a chance, as it shines in other aspects that make it unique.

Dawn Of Ragnarok is an extremely ambitious expansion that could be categorized as a stand-alone game. With a significant playtime that fluctuates between some very funny and somewhat tedious, the gameplay can be very unique and immersive.

Harvestella is a game that fans of Farm Simulators will love, the game has more elaborate action mechanics. it can be slow at the beginning but as you progress you will see that under that layer there is a very deep game. If you're looking for something different this might be your game.

SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake can be considered as another movie of our fluffy friend since it has the same original graphic level of the animated show. It is entertaining in the story as in the gameplay. However, the game feels very easy, since it is focused on a more childish public that does not want to complicate itself with complex mechanics.

Dustborn is an atypical narrative adventure, because it combines storytelling, simple combat and musical rhythm. It stands out for its plot, which is about discovery and current issues, and how we approach the relationships between characters. The fighting system is too simple and unnecessary. However, its comic-like aesthetic gives it a very interesting graphic touch.

Pokémon Violet is the game that makes the leap to the open world genre, along with the expected change that this brings. We have more freedom, the game is much more accessible than other installments, and it is still a lot of fun to hunt down a Pokémon. It has some technical problems, although they do not influence the gameplay, it causes dissatisfaction.

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.

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider reminds us a lot of action and platform games from SNES and Sega Genesis. He doesn't have a story to throw off fireworks. It is a mix between Mega Man X and Contra but with its own ideas.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Star-Crossed World delivers exactly what fans would expect: enhanced visuals, reimagined levels, increased difficulty, and three new “Mouthful” abilities. While it doesn’t reinvent the original experience, it injects a welcome sense of freshness and smoother technical performance. A modest yet enjoyable expansion for long-time fans.

Suikoden I&II HD Remaster brings back two classic JRPGs that defined an era, though as a remaster, it sticks to the basics with visual upgrades, quality-of-life adjustments, a Gallery Mode, and a few extras. However, these are two deep stories of war and betrayal that are well worth experiencing for fans of classic role-playing games.

Prince of Persia takes the series on a new path, it is a great proposal for this Metroidvania and of course we have several changes in its story. We have ingenious puzzles and fast-paced combat, the start of the game is slow and the bad graphics make it clear to us that the game was made for smartphones. If you are a fan of this genre you probably won't find anything original in it.

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.

Gradius Origins delivers a solid dose of nostalgia in a well-curated collection of this legendary franchise. It offers enough to stand out from other retro compilations, especially with the inclusion of the previously unreleased Salamander III. If you're looking for a challenging experience and a piece of gaming history, this collection has it all.

Clash: Artifacts Of Chaos is a game that shows another side of the Clash series created by ACE Team. Instead of being in first person, it shows a behind-the-shoulder camera switch with various fighting styles to master. The game needs to polish the game mechanics because it is usually very repetitive. Artistically it's a beautiful game. Recommended for those who want something different.

Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse is a good horror and survival game that many of us missed out on because we didn't have it in our region. Facing the enemies is still fun and oppressive, the game is very close to the formula already seen in Maiden of Black Water but more evolved. The essence of the original game is a huge problem.

Pac-Man Museum + is one of those repetitive compilations that brings us some classic but iconic games of a character. However, it's still fun to break records, unlock games, and complete quests. It's something everyone should try at some point.

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.

Atlus hits the mark with Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army, bringing back a cult classic beloved by fans of the company. While the amount of new content feels limited and sticks to the basics, it still delivers the core essence of the Shin Megami Tensei series, offering a unique atmosphere and gameplay experience.

Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac brings back this 2000s classic with everything you’d expect from a remake: updated visuals, reimagined levels, multiplayer mode, and plenty of collectibles. It’s a stronger effort than the first remake, featuring sharper graphics, fresh mechanics, and meaningful additions. While the difficulty isn’t much of a challenge, the game’s replay value makes it easy to keep coming back.