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.