To understand and recommend the game, it's essential to make a distinction. If you enjoy narrative adventures with touches of horror and mystery, Detective Rainy Night might have everything you're looking for.

Terrifier: The ARTcade game plays with the absolute limits of what makes a beat 'em up boring. The result is a game that only fans of the franchise may enjoy.

An Alien game that manages to recreate the feeling of tension and terror in its atmosphere, which unfortunately leaves us hanging.

The seemingly eternal car saga is back in the world of videogames with an entry that feels empty and totally detached from the source in some key elements.

A crazy adventure that looks promising and is enjoyable if you're willing to overcome its gameplay flaws.

UBOAT is a response to a niche of gamers and a very original addition to the Xbox catalog that really has a lot to offer, but still has to solve many problems before it can be considered a valid option to pay a good amount of money for. Once the major bugs are ironed out and the UI is perhaps tweaked to better adapt to Xbox, I think the game may appeal to at least a portion of PC gamers, although for now, I think they're better off enjoying the title on that platform where it's already sold over a million copies.

Sengoku Dynasty presents an interesting and original proposal, given the type of game and the period in which it's set. The title even has all the ideal components to be a more than interesting option for a group of players . Unfortunately, at launch, the game will need to refine some important details, but the foundation is solid; it just needs the game to bear the right fruit.

Greedland is the perfect choice for fans of games like Vampire Survivors who are looking for an alternative to that production that doesn't feel like a cheap copy or an attempt to capitalize on the game's hype. While it borrows heavily from the aforementioned title, Greedland stands out with its own personality and maintains an aspect that's almost impossible to imitate: the healthy addiction it generates in the player. On this last point I must seriously warn you: the game will eat up several hours of your time without you realizing it, but, after all, isn't that what all good entertainment should do?

While the experience is enjoyable and fun, FBC: Firebreak raises serious questions about its long-term prospects once the wave of its debut passes.

Drug Dealer Simulator is a game that garnered rave reviews on Steam, and now, as a port, I think it's pretty good. I recommend this game to those who like to explore things and play a variety of games, as it's quite enjoyable. It's not a great work, it's not an outstanding game, but it's still enjoyable.

Parcel Corps is one of those games that, despite not having a very good rating, I think is worth playing and having in your game library. These arcade experiences do not represent a drastic evolution in the video game industry, as they do not contribute anything to the genre, but they are valuable for players, as they provide entertainment possibilities.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 was a true revolution. I didn't intend the same in this case, but I certainly did expect something more, an opening for players to have other objectives within the simulation experience, something more to do, but instead I see that certain aspects have been further limited.

Ultimately, Neon Blood is a game that is certainly visually and artistically striking. The combination of its pixel art aesthetic with the 3D of the scenarios is sublime and even the plot is interesting , but everything develops too quickly, almost as if the previous ones ceased to be interesting enough. The combats are too simple or plain, and do not offer motivation beyond being another step in the story itself, which could have been improved by adding companions or including a certain strategy in them.

The game has its virtues, as long as we forgive it for certain shortcomings that we have already mentioned. In the end, it offers a direct and fun experience, putting us in the shoes of a little squirrel who is not to blame for the situations he finds himself in.

If you want to have a good scary time on Halloween and solve Escape Room-style puzzles, but intuitive in company and you are one of those who have a hard time with horror games, perhaps this somewhat light proposal from Jandusoft is for you, but for those looking for a hardcore experience full of jump scares, they will be disappointed.

It's not a bad game, it just may not be for everyone. The negative aspects outweigh the positives, which unbalances the experience and leaves us without the necessary incentive to continue.

Bleak Faith: Forsaken is not a bad game, perhaps, at the time I played it as an analyst, it seemed worse than it was. In any case, I cannot ignore that it was difficult for me to advance in the game, knowing that beyond my prejudices, the developers were more ambitious than they could handle. What I highlight most about the game is, without a doubt, its setting, as it always had me wanting to discover new scenarios and new enemies. In short, it is an experience that left me with more doubts than certainties, and with the feeling that it did not contribute anything at all.

Either way, if you're a fan of Harry Potter's adventures and have always been looking forward to playing a game of Quidditch and showing off your skills, this game won't disappoint you, although it may not blow your mind. It's priced at a more than reasonable $30, and it gives you plenty for that price.

It's always good for the preservation of video games when companies provide us with compilations with never-before-seen development material, manuals, etc. In this case, Sunsoft includes all of that and goes even further by bringing three games that had never reached Western shores, which for many will be original 8-bit releases from the 80s. The only questionable thing is the small selection, three titles do not seem enough , especially for the large, varied and high-quality catalogue of Sunsoft, although as a first step, we could say that it passes its intentions. However, we hope for more in the future.

It's a game that, for those of us who are used to Resident Evil and Dead Space, will seem like just another indie game of the many that there are, but if it has somehow become so viral that you can buy the dolls on Amazon, maybe there is something that we are missing. And it's that I really can't explain why it is so viral, with its simple appearance , perhaps because of a specific moment that some successful streamer catapulted it. But once you play it, you think that it has something special, something, at the very least, curious, different and worthy of admiration.

The creators of Friday the 13th: The Game are back at it with a crazy new asymmetrical multiplayer horror title set in a horror classic from the 80s. Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game brings us a crazy multiplayer experience in which Seven survivors will try to escape from three Killer Klowns through frenetic and chaotic games.

Little Kitty, Big City, being a cat feels wonderful, exploring and roaming around. Although, we would have loved a larger world.

With a few basic rules to follow, Sker Ritual works very well as a light-hearted multiplayer shooter. If the audience supports it and the content does not take long to arrive, they can have a moderately long-lived title in their hands, in which they can start to discharge adrenaline by killing some good zombies among friends, because the terror of Maid of Sker is lost among so much action and shooting, there is no doubt about that.

I would really have liked to come to this space with some phrase of emotion, satisfaction or happiness with Snow Day, but unfortunately that has not been the case. Is it the worst game in the world? No, not even close, and that's why the note that this review carries, but the truth is that it doesn't even compare to the previous editions and I think that only the most die-hard fans of South Park will like it a little, so If you're in this group, for $30 it's a game that's not too bad , but I also hope you don't get your hopes up.

If you did not have the opportunity to play any of these titles back in the day, nor have you been able to play them on PC or Switch in recent years, and you consider yourself a JRPG lover, this is your opportunity to enjoy two great references of the genre. If you are a fan of the saga and want to play it again on another platform, go ahead and go for it, I understand you because I do exactly the same thing. Now, if you do not fall into either of the two cases mentioned, Grandia HD Collection does not justify its price in any way, today you will find many ways to enjoy these games with better quality than what, unfortunately, it offers us.

A game that needs to learn better about the use of gameplay elements of a genre, seeking to imitate other existing titles and needing to give its own value beyond just using a retro and nostalgic look. Still, it's not a bad interaction for those looking for similar experiences to which it is inspired, with an acceptable console version.

A different proposal, but it does not manage to exploit its playability as other simulators do, being its playable loop very limited.

Outcast: A New Beginning sees the return of Adelpha in a sequel that serves as both a reboot and an ideal entry point for new players.