It's not a perfect game. We're aware that this is an independent title, developed with care and passion, that will win over those who enjoy this type of experience. It has the soul of a classic and strays from the more commercialized modern formulas. It's a recommendable option for all types of players, especially those looking for something different within the driving genre.

This has been a bumpy launch that didn't live up to what the series deserved. However, negative aspects aside, there's a great game here, one that retains many of the elements we enjoyed so much in the original installments. This is a title that deserves a chance. It's also received updates that have corrected many of its initial flaws, allowing us to enjoy our troops once again, always ready to take on the toughest missions.

Enotria: The Last Song doesn't aim to revolutionize the genre, but it does bring its own personality. Its mask system, its distinctive setting, and the way it rewards exploration make it stand out among indie souls-likes. It has room for improvement in terms of technical polish and enemy balancing, but as a definitive version, it delivers exactly what it promised: a dense, challenging, and rewarding adventure. For fans of the genre, it's a highly recommended trip. And for those drawn to the artistic, its visual style and setting may be reason enough to give it a try.

It's clear that EA and Codemasters have focused on making a different game. Will it satisfy the core fan base? Probably, though perhaps not 100%. It's also worth asking whether the developers, with small changes, aren't beginning to open up their horizons to a new, more casual audience, one that doesn't want to spend so much time on specific car configurations and simply enjoys the category and the occasional race in a realistic setting. And if so, would that be so bad?

FromSoftware has created a new format within its universe, and it's done so without betraying its essence. Nightreign not only expands the game's scope, it also expands the possibilities of the genre, and is sure to set a new standard.

The Chimera has some very good and interesting ideas that make me think it will have a promising future, or at least that it could catch the attention of fans of the genre, but right now it has a long way to go to properly exit Early Access on PC , something that I hope will make a console version possible. [Early Access Provisional Score = 55]

Anima Flux seeks to offer a straightforward story and constant action, designed for you to enjoy from beginning to end, despite being a somewhat brief experience. Its strong point compared to other similar titles is its co-op mode, which adds variety and the ability to share the adventure with someone else on screen. Its technical and gameplay aspects are satisfactory without being particularly outstanding, but it offers a visually attractive product. It's important to note that the game enters a market saturated with similar offerings, many of them with a more distinctive style. Don't get me wrong: it's a decent and functional title that meets the standards of the Metroidvania genre . However, it still has room for improvement in certain aspects. It could be a recommendable option if you're looking for something short and enjoy this subgenre.

Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny doesn't feel 20 years old; it still feels fresh with its action sections, story, bosses, and even puzzles that are far more inventive than in most Resident Evil games. The additions may not be extensive, but they do their part to give this remaster its own identity .

The heavy machinery translates that weight into the title's level of fun, an ideal game for Snow/Mudrunner fans with all the necessary components to entertain and challenge in a very original way, something rare to see these days, unfortunately, in this industry we love so much. If you like this type of productions and/or simulators, this is a great game to indulge your addiction at will and the best thing is that you will only need to try it for a few minutes to know that you will like it.

With an excellent combat system and the ability to forge massive weapons, this is a fresh experience that's not your typical souls-like game. Blades of Fire stands out from the rest in its own way, allowing us to enjoy its diverse and expansive world.

It's a game worth every minute spent exploring, feeling free, and, most importantly, having fun like kids . It's a must-have on Xbox Game Pass and, without a doubt, a gem in the Xbox catalog. If you still have doubts, play it and discover it for yourself. I'm almost certain you'll have a great time.

Saying anything unfavorable about this collection is like attacking the history of the Japanese, or even the legacy they've forged in the industry, which should be enjoyed by everyone. Recommending this title, which boasts eight experiences, is almost obligatory, and it's truly worth it for everything you get from it.

The Precinct met all my expectations and fulfilled that wish I've been longing for since the days of the original GTA, although I think it still has some elements to polish, such as the bugs I already mentioned, and maybe add some more mechanics so that it doesn't become so repetitive after a few hours. I think it's the most original offering we'll see this year , and that's why it deserves to be on players' radar. If you enjoyed the original GTA or American Fugitive (to name a few more recent titles), I think this Fallen Tree Games game is a sure buy for 2025.

The blend of genres is well-executed, and the way we're guided through the story is suitable for all types of players. It's accessible, entertaining, and highly recommended if you're looking for a fresh and well-crafted co-op experience.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a bold and refreshing take on the legendary franchise. It slows things down just enough to feel heavier and more deliberate, without losing any of the intensity fans expect. The new setting, tone, and combat style bring a surprising amount of variety and creativity, making each encounter feel distinct. Whether you're a longtime Slayer or new to the series, this is a must-play FPS that respects its roots while confidently forging a new path. Brutal, stylish, and consistently fun—this is DOOM at its most fearless.

It could have benefited from more sonic variety and a bit more fluidity in certain animations, but none of that detracts from what Amerzone – The Explorer's Legacy offers: an honest, restrained, and very well-crafted adventure. A tranquil gem to disconnect from the noise, enjoy the silence, and let yourself be carried away by the ruins of a forgotten world.

Fatal Fury deserved a grand return, and I think it has found it in City of the Wolves, despite being a little below the technical prowess of other great franchises in the genre, such as Tekken 8 or its most direct rival, Street Fighter 6. The new mechanics feel right for a new audience, and the constant nods to long-time fans are there to keep the nostalgia alive. This installment may not reinvent the genre, but I think it will earn a cherished place among fighting fans.

It's a game that delivers: it doesn't stand out or break new ground, but it manages to keep us engaged, encouraging us to keep moving forward. It may not be suitable for everyone, and is more geared toward die-hard fans of the soulsvania genre ; a winding road, no doubt, for those who dare to take it.

It's not perfect: the ambient sound still needs a little tweaking, and perhaps the multiplayer could integrate more creative modes. But when it comes to what matters—riding, feeling the bike, and challenging the clock— MotoGP 25 offers one of the most comprehensive simulations currently available on consoles. If you love two wheels and are looking for a real challenge, this is your new home track.

Perhaps talking about GOTY may be a bit hasty, but it's almost certain that it's a title that will be among the candidates.

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.

It's a fun game, very much geared toward Bleach fans and not so much toward hardcore fighting game players. It has its own strategy, and it delivers. I'm very surprised because, despite being pure fan service, the game has its own identity, a fun combat system, and many hours to play.

Monster Energy Supercross 25 is a solid technical proposition and a notable evolution in terms of graphics and physics simulation compared to its predecessors. The game stands out for its meticulous design of stages and bikes, and for an optimization that, for the most part, guarantees good playability on both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. One of its drawbacks is undoubtedly the steep learning curve and the repetitive nature of certain race modes, aspects that could discourage audiences less accustomed to this type of simulator. Despite these limitations, for supercross fans and racing simulator enthusiasts, the title offers a realistic and detailed representation of the sport, consolidating its position as an attractive option on the new generation of consoles.

The game is fun and offers a very interesting narrative approach. I thoroughly enjoyed each of the stories in the overall plot, and I found the gameplay more than captivating, although certain of the protagonist's abilities could certainly have been better utilized.

A more than worthy installment, with many new features, perhaps some that don't quite work like The Island, but that could be tweaked for a future installment with a better system. While WWE 2K22 will always hold a special place in my heart for its return to the right path, this new installment, arriving three years later, has all the potential to become the "favorite" title for many. In fact, if you haven't tried another installment since the 2022 release, I think this new offering is the perfect way to take the plunge and upgrade. You won't regret it.

In my opinion, the remastering of these two games further enhances the great work of the originals and brings the franchise's beginnings to a new or old audience on modern hardware. A quarter of a century after the release of the first Suikoden, this remaster fulfills its objectives. Are there any additional improvements needed? Yes, of course, but what it has is more than enough to further enhance the figure of a timeless classic.

All of this takes place in a rich world, full of detail and life, resulting in an outstanding game. A very successful step forward for the series that dispels any doubts that might have arisen about it.

In short, we invite you to enjoy this new compilation. While some flaws may hinder the experience, they don't detract from the other games included. If you're looking for a good adventure in the series, you've come to the right place.