With breathtaking concept art, stunning graphics and sceneries, wonderful score, and one of the most fulfilling playabilities we've seen in role-playing games, Black Myth: Wukong is unquestionably a Game Of The Year candidate, promising a bright future for the genre's fans.

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.

Cat Quest III has a fun open world with a map packed with activities. Its story is merely an excuse and is a bit conservative but fans of the previous games will not be disappointed.

Deathbound is a game in the style of the Soulslike genre, with a special mechanic that is to control many characters with different fighting styles. It has an interesting story and is easy to follow. It is quite challenging for fans of these games but the graphics are not the best.

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.

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.

CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is a demanding and challenging game for its genre that will hook us from the first moment. It has a unique gameplay and customization options. It does not reinvent the genre but it is quite replayable.

Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is a game aimed at those who like to be challenged. The controls can work against us but it is nevertheless enjoyable for individuals who enjoy pushing themselves.

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.

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.

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.

Lack of imagination leads to the monotony of a game that was offered as new when it could have been just seasonal content, making F1 24 the most unnecessary game we could buy this year. The only notable thing here is the good graphics and traditional immersion that fans appreciate.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail has changes in the direction of this MMO after 10 years of its initial release. Dawntrail has a slower pace, but once we get down to it, we will find everything that makes this title special.

Luigi's Mansion 2 HD is one of the worst remasters ever released on Nintendo Switch. It takes us to scary gameplay and solving various puzzles that are so popular in the series with the charisma of our cowardly friend.

This game is more than a remaster of a franchise that audiences fell in love with. Between the graphical overhaul, new content, and some juicy extras, it's still a timeless game.

This is a collection of three classic games that were forgotten, but thanks to this remaster we will be able to play. It brings us the necessary nostalgia to give us a taste of what the games of the 90s were like. It is not at the level of The Cowabunga Collection but at least it offers some interesting addons.

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.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is a new installment in the arcade series that builds on what it has previously offered. The new features, such as the Spin Dash which gives clean gameplay options alongside engaging mini-games, will excite diehard fans. The Switch is already beginning to show its age, but it still has nice, stable graphics.

This expansion is consistent with what we've come to expect from FromSoftware. This is the biggest studio DLC to date; it does not disappoint and delivers everything we imagined. It includes new enemies, new ways to play, and, most importantly, extremely challenging bosses who will make our journey through the Shadow Lands difficult.

A collection of two games that were previously exclusive to Nintendo are now coming to modern consoles with visual improvements. We will have a good number of hours with the DNA of Monster Hunter mixed with the RPG genre. However, it feels like a brief collection that does not offer anything beyond the visual.

Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance provides a definitive version of this fantastic JRPG. It is practically a brand-new game with an unparalleled story arc that provides us with countless more hours of gameplay and juicy content that enhances playability. It is not just a redesign for more powerful consoles and a few additions.

Bungie has recently endeavored to provide a satisfactory conclusion to its story with The Final Shape. The excellent graphic quality and beautiful soundtrack cannot be disregarded, even though the story and excessive recycling still leave us with unfavorable impressions. This has so far been the most expensive story we have seen in the video game industry.

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door brings back a forgotten GameCube classic, new players as well as veterans will enjoy it. Among the visual improvements we have new playable elements and a new soundtrack, the game maintained its fidelity to the original but it is not a big deal.

XDefiant is Ubisoft's failed attempt to fit into every genre. We have an outdated graphics engine and a cast of characters who add absolutely nothing to the game. The only positive aspect is that we can play multiple games before uninstalling it.

Multiversus is a fighting game with a lot of potential, but it's repetitive. The competitive level is not to everyone's liking, but it would be more exciting with friends; the excitement and adrenaline would not be present. It has a strong fighter roster and impressive visuals, but it is a game that will be forgotten quickly.

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II is an intriguing journey that rises beyond its predecessor in multiple areas. Ninja Theory offers a story of growth, acceptance and maturity. The game delights our eyes visually by utilizing the Xbox Series X to its maximum potential. The combat feels good but is quite the same from the original Hellblade.

System Shock is a title that fans or those who have never tried the original game and like the genre but will find it a bit rudimentary will love. Those who know how to see beyond will have a challenging game, it inherits some shortcomings that the 1994 game has and they stuck quite closely to some of its playable bases.

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.