Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy follows in the footsteps of The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles by offering a compilation of three Nintendo DS games with their respective improvements and introducing a new protagonist. However, Phoenix is still way better than Apollo.

If we leave aside the controversies, bad creative decisions and conceptual art; Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League does its job as a casual “spin-off” game that is not very relevant that we can play with friends to have a good time. It's definitely more fun than the failed "Gotham Knights" but different from the gameplay of cultural phenomena like The Arkham Trilogy.

Project Downfall is one of those games that doesn't give much hype and is for players who like challenges that involve improving scores. His proposal is a mix of John Wick with retro aesthetics in a very psychedelic world. It's a frustrating game with just enough difficulty to make it entertaining.

Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story is a charming game that touches on several genres but focuses more on platforming and puzzle solving. It is not a pretentious title but it goes beyond delving into the story of Nunu and his Yeti friend. With a story that highlights friendship, we will be at the controls for about 5 or 6 hours. If we know what to expect from the game, we will like it and even more so if you are a fan of the franchise.

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.

Tekken 8 is the definition of everything that is good about Bandai Namco's fighting game. It is dynamic with a technical section worthy of this generation and has entertaining game modes such as Heat Mode. It has a decent roster of characters with new additions that fit the formula very well.

Atlus brings us back a JRPG classic like Persona 3 Reload with new improvements and amazing graphics. It is essentially the same story, some plots are adapted with better character development and changes here and there. The gameplay that was introduced in Persona 5 is back and works very well. It is a much more dynamic game than the original 2006 title and just as entertaining.

Another Code: Recollection has the two classic games in a more modern and simple version adapted to the Nintendo Switch. The first half is the most interesting one, while the other half has some issues and is very predictable, plus the controls are not very precise. It has good clever puzzles and its plot of revelations is sometimes interesting.

2024 started strong with Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, a more than worthy sequel to the Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio franchise. It is one of the longest and most extensive games but it has the original formula, a series of interesting new features were added. We have too many side activities that can overwhelm older players.

Those who have not enjoyed the original game now have the opportunity to experience and continue this heartbreaking story in this enhanced version. Between many graphical improvements, new unreleased levels and No Return Mode, it can be given another chance, as long as we don't expect more than what we already saw in 2020.

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.

ProtoCorgi is a very adorable Shoot 'Em Up that has a charming protagonist. It has some great ideas, and levels that handle a lot of elements and effects on the screen. The campaign is missing essential content and the level editor is very limited.

This game puts a spin on the adventure genre and brings it out of the shadows. It's a clever game with unique puzzles and a noir story that unfortunately retains some issues from the original version. In some sections it has new features, but they were too limited.

Park Beyond is a theme park construction sim that has big ideas and creative fans will love. It has one of the most affordable and simplified interfaces. The big problem is that it has a series of graphical errors and the unclear objectives make it a rather insipid game.

Thanks to all the backstory the Alien franchise has given it, this RTS features a lot of potential. Although it is extremely demanding when playing on a PC, the visual and audio quality is decent. Its main problem is the camera controls because they are a little odd as well as difficult to use. At first, the game is pretty boring, but after that, it can be enjoyable.

In Crash Team Rumble we take a leap into the MOBA genre that will give us several hours of gameplay. At the beginning we have 9 scenarios, and some unique characters but very limited in quantity. We only have one game mode and a promise of new content to come but right now it's very repetitive.

Final Fantasy XVI has reinvented the role-playing formula, focusing more on the action genre. These new mechanics really work and we will have a game full of adrenaline and paraphernalia. However, more traditional fans will miss options that have been in the series forever. The graphics will take your breath away, and the soundtrack is masterful.

F1 23 is a face wash that promises to give us the best immersion possible without even getting better over the years. Its graphics are amazing, the story mode Braking Point 2 and My Team work well, but the most important thing is that there is not much difference with its predecessor. With the new circuits, the game appears more modern and fresh.

Amnesia: The Bunker will give us a hard time in the good sense of horror games. It offers new ideas added to the Amnesia formula, such as being able to have several solutions to the same problem and the use of a weapon. Unfortunately, it exaggerates some mechanics in order to oppress the player too much and in the end it is not fun. The sound is good but not the best. In its genre it is an "acceptable" game.

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.

Layers of Fears maintains the original vein with its psychedelic horror and immersive storytelling, but falls short in many ways. The game introduces a new generation of more demanding graphics and cannot compete with recent games. For players who have already played the previous games it won't be a big deal, but it might attract new players.

Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection is a nice compilation of the first titles in the RPG Dungeon Crawler series, making the jump from Nintendo DS to Switch. They are not games for all players since their stories hardly have a plot to follow, they are very demanding games and as remasters they offer little. But we will find three games that are strangely satisfying to overcome the challenges.

Raiden III x Mikado Maniax is a game for those who like to destroy ships while dodging a hail of enemy shots. It is quite a challenge, even on low difficulties and will make us react accordingly. It has uninteresting content and graphically feels outdated in some way.

We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie is still such a wacky and oddly fun title, as long as we like this kind of genre. As a sequel it improves some aspects of the gameplay, but very short in terms of content. We are going to be quite entertained up to a certain point and that is the only relevant thing.

If you want to play Diablo IV for its story you are in the wrong place. This new installment has excellent improvements over its predecessor and a decent level design. On a visual level, it's one of the best role-playing games I've played in which some features could be used in a better way. It has a moderate replayability and is so far one of the best things that can be praised. Overall it's a "good" game.

Miasma Chronicles is a challenging and at the same time great turn-based strategy game that will take us to fight a strange threat in a world destroyed by what they call miasma. The playable mechanics work very well and he offers his personal touch to the formula. It is not a perfect game but it keeps the player hooked.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum shows us another facet of the iconic character that we haven't seen before. The story attached to the works of Tolkien and a deeper development but with a gameplay without great pretensions since the graphic level seems taken from an Xbox 360 or PS3 combined with all its technical errors make it the worst experience I've ever played.

Farming Simulator 23 is a game for those who are looking for a relaxed experience when it comes to running a farm. It continues the legacy of the farming series while introducing the occasional novelty and more than 100 real vehicles and machinery. The problem is its graphics since for Switch some things are not the same.