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.

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.

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.

WWE 2K25 is the best wrestling game ever made so far. Visual Concepts has refined the series over the years, and this edition delivers more realistic graphics, polished gameplay, and The Island mode, which is the cherry on top.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The PC version of WWE 2K26 shines with its excellent stability, superior graphics, and great immersion. Although its initial menu is overwhelming and the visual options are somewhat limited, the decision to play it safe and lock it at 60FPS guarantees flawless, well-optimized gameplay so that any system can run it without issues.

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.

Ninja Gaiden 4 delivers on its promise to be the high-quality action game fans have been waiting for, setting a new benchmark for the series. With its impressive visuals, fast-paced and intense combat, and the addition of a new playable protagonist, it stands out as one of the best modern hack-and-slash experiences.

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.

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.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is an exceptional game and a worthy successor. The game exhibits extraordinary graphics and realism that many fans seek. It is more of the same seen in the franchise over the years but with refined features. All the added game modes and the content that is to come promises to give us long but entertaining hours immersed in the game.

Shadows possesses the ingredients of a practically perfect Assassin's Creed videogame, but falls on its face over the same old mistakes from the Ubisoft playbook.

F1 22 takes another step forward and surpasses everything we saw in the previous game, better graphics level and new modes to improve the experience. Codemasters and EA Sports have put their best into this game. I can say that F1 22 is one of the most outstanding racing games that have been released this year.

Dying Light: The Beast arrives as the long-awaited sequel after nearly a decade, bringing back the character who defined countless hours of gameplay. It feels like the most balanced entry in the franchise, blending classic elements with modern touches. The story could have been more engaging, and the visuals don’t quite reach current-gen standards, yet the engine impresses with its level of detail and the breathtaking landscapes of Castor Woods. With solid performance, extensive exploration, and the unmistakable tension of nightfall, it stands as an essential experience for fans.

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.

Metal: Hellsinger is a raunchy fest that combines frenetic demon slaying with heavy metal of the highest caliber. It is an extremely fun adventure that promises to stimulate all the cognitive skills of the modern gamer. It's a game your parents would never let you play.

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.

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.

South of the Circle is a low player interaction visual experience. In the game we make decisions based on the icons that represent moods. It has a very well woven plot between two different times.

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.

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.

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.

Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven tries to be a remake but fails in so many areas. It is a product that is very close to the original, with hardly any significant changes beyond the new visuals. It has a dull story and forgettable characters. The gameplay is atypical and will not appeal to everyone, especially since it is random. Graphically, the game feels outdated with models that resemble plastic figures.

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.

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is yet another addition to the Souls family. Like its combat, the story goes very fast, your character doesn't express himself and the performance on PC is bad. The graphic level is amazing mixed with the implemented game mechanics make this a good experience considering that you are going to die over and over again.