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.

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.

Lego Horizon Adventures is a game that shines for its visual fidelity, accessibility and customization. It is a very simple game, its lack of complexity in combat and the repetitiveness of the missions make it more suitable for a young or casual audience. Despite these flaws, it is still a fun experience, if we know what to expect from it.

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.

Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer is a good option for those who want to have fun while doing a boxing-focused workout. It includes new features like a mode without using legs and better interface responsiveness. However, it feels very similar to the previous games.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Undisputed is a game that brings boxing realism to video games, but it lacks polish and has technical issues. It features a complex and tactical combat system along with incredibly realistic gameplay. There aren't many game modes in it, but the most complete one is the career mode. It does well visually in some aspects, but it also contains a few small visual imperfections.

Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered is a somewhat sparse revision of the title that concludes the Kain and Raziel series. It comes with some improvements like the camera system and updated graphics, plus a few extras. Although it comes with issues inherited from the original version, it is clearly a product for nostalgic fans.

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.

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.

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 Mega Baseball 4 is a bizarre game for baseball lovers, it has nothing to do with it and gets boring after a few hours of playing it. It's too bad EA didn't focus on making a decent baseball game to take on Sony's acclaimed MLB The Show. This game would have been fun if it had another focus, but it's disrespectful to bring MLB legends into a game that still doesn't quite measure up to a AAA game. Nobody deserves to pay that much for a game that seems to be developed for mobile devices.

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.

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.

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 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.

Madden NFL 23 is for new players and veterans alike. The game is the best experience and in each installment sadly they do not improve much. It needs a few new features as the gameplay hasn't changed. For this game to overcome they will need to reinvent it a little.

Deliver At All Costs aims for chaotic fun and absurd situations, with gameplay focused on delivering packages while wreaking havoc on the environment. However, the fun quickly wears off due to some noticeable design flaws. Still, if you're willing to overlook those shortcomings, its narrative stands out as a strong point that might keep you engaged.

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.

Ravenlok is an adventure game that looks like an alternative version of Alice in Wonderland, being a very nice game aesthetically, but too simple at the same time. It hardly presents a challenge for those who play it and it has mechanics that should have been better used.

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.

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.

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.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection is a compilation featuring 14 games with different gameplay styles from the card game series. It includes several of the franchise’s best-regarded titles, along with obvious visual and quality-of-life improvements. While it doesn’t reach the level of The Cowabunga Collection as a compilation, it remains a solid collection.

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.