Night in the Woods tells a sad story in many levels. We love the art direction and the soundtrack (specially in minigames and dream levels), but it is not a game for everyone. Gameplay falls short compared to narrative elements.

Life is Strange is a personal, beautiful and captivating adventure game that builds on the foundation of the friendship between two girls who seek their place in the world. A risky and very emotional game.

Shredder´s Revenge is the game every ninja turtles fan dream of. Tribute Games deliver an incredibly fun brawler, based on the classic arcade, and full of improvements in characters, level design and great pixel art. It made us feel as we were kids again.

Easy to learn, hard to master, Rocket League is a great multiplayer game. Highly addictive.

On top of being a great game, with satisfying shooting mechanics and a universe that goes well beyond the main story, the next-gen version of Control Ultimate Edition is a visual showcase. It's a shame that early adopters of the original game can't benefit from this upgrade.

Konami hasn't taken too many risks with Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, a very conservative reworking of the PS2 classic. But they've managed to enhance the original game's strengths, as its gameplay, setting, story, and characters still have the same impact in 2025 as they did 20 years ago.

Miles Morales works great as a launch title for PS5, it keeps most virtues from the previous game, and adds "next gen" effects, but it´s not as big and ambitious as the original.

Origins can pretty much be considered one of the best entries in the series (if not the best) for introducing a myriad of changes, all for the best, and making the series advance in the same way Assassin's Creed II did back in the day. Put it into a sarcophagus next to the pharaohs, because this game is worth of the Valley of the Kings.

Batman Arkham Shadow brings the gameplay of Batman's previous adventures to virtual reality, and does so masterfully, culminating in a new story in which combat, investigation and stealth feel like never before in the series. Now you are Batman, and all you'll need is Bruce Wayne's money to believe it.

The best "Zelda" that isn't coming from Nintendo, an unique adventure both in visuals and presentation that puts on the table smart and intelligent ideas. A game that any adventure fan looking for a new challenge should play on Xbox or PC. As simple as that, go and play it. You won't be disappointed.

PES 2017 is a great football game, but it is very conservative. Gameplay is amazing, like having a great goal scorer in your team, but its lack of signings for the modes or the technical side are too obvious. It’s very similar to the game we saw last year.

In short, without many fireworks, The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood continues to uphold the spirit of companies with a lot of heart like Deconstructeam: that of making us think differently.

There is no doubt that Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA is one of the best deliveries of the saga. Despite its small flaws and shortcomings as not being translated into Spanish, it's an ARPG with a scent of Kingdom Hearts and one of the best games of the genre to date.

The extreme difficulty and many similarities with he first game will be like a huge nurikabe for a lot of people, but if you're patient and skilled enough to learn the ways of bushido, you'll find out that Nioh 2 is a great game where the good parts shines brighter than the bad.

The Witcher III is still one of the best written RPGs out there, but the Switch version (specially played in TV mode) has many technical flaws and feels outdated.

Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak elevates the possibilities of the base game with an expansion packed with content and improvements that further sharpen the refreshing gameplay we already knew. Despite the fact that there could be more monsters and it lacks the grandiloquence of Iceborne, this expansion is a must buy for any hunter.

Time has slowed down for Bayonetta and Vanquish; playing them today is an absolute blast, especially with the technical improvements of this bundle. Action games today wish they could be half as good as these two.

Octopath Traveler II is the definition of "more and better": a game that might not convert you if you didn't like the first... But if you did, the changes and additions will make you love even more this love letter to traditional JRPGs.

Two Point Hospital is what lots of players have been waiting: a new Theme Hospital. Maybe it's very similar to Bullfrog's game, and doesn't stray far from that formula... but at the same time, that's one of its strongest points: it's like traveling back 20 years, with some new additions. A very funny game, that newcomers can find difficult.

Yakuza is one of the most beloved sagas by a legion of fans who appreciate the good work of SEGA in terms of atmosphere, gameplay and narrative. Yakuza 0 is the best of the saga and one of the greatest games on PS4.

CD Projekt demonstrates what Nintendo's new console is capable of with a fantastic port that will serve as a benchmark for all third-party games coming to Switch 2. If you prefer to play on a handheld rather than a TV, this version of Cyberpunk 2077 lives up to its name: it's the ultimate edition.

Destiny 2 is a perfect evolution of the original´s concept. Campaign is solid and full of CG sequences, the new activities, progression system and raid complete a unique experience between FPS and MMO. And Bungie brings the best gunplay back.

Arc Raiders follows in the footsteps of games such as Helldivers 2 to offer a complete, immersive multiplayer experience packed with detail and great creative decisions. This is a different kind of extraction shooter that lets you experience memorable matches and situations you never imagined.

7 years after its original release, Pikmin 3 for Nintendo Switch is a great strategy and exploration game, with unique characters and interesting additions (prologue, epilogue and main story multiplayer).

Ender Magnolia takes everything that didn't quite work in its predecessor and improves it with great results, keeping the virtues intact. It's not as impressive anymore, but thanks to its unique approach to the metroidvania genre and its beautiful visual style, it manages to shine like a white maiden on a rainy night.

Yakuza Kiwami 2 is a great adventure, full of details, minigames and wonderful characters, and it gets a new Goro Majima campaign for this PS4 remaster. Combat system is not as deep as in the first Kiwami, but still, it is one of the best entries in the franchise.

Despite the ill-advisedness of some changes, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 is an entertaining game, which successfully updates the graphics and gameplay details, although it leaves the aftertaste that “more” could have been done, especially with the soundtrack, the original THPS4 campaign and the multiplayer.

It's not perfect, it's not the best Monkey Island, even. But you can't deny its charm as a love letter to everything we adore about graphic adventure games. RTMI is a fun, nostalgic experience.

Wipeout is back with all its extreme speed and catchy electronic tunes. The Omega Collection is a great reminder of what makes this franchise so good... But also leaves us desperately wanting a proper new game.

If you like adventures with a strong narrative load, and that deal with real themes, even with fantastic overtones, A Space for the Unbound has many chances to delight you. And it also has almost everything: graphics, sound, good design, characters, script... It may have some ups and downs in its development, but if you take the bait, you won't be able to put it down.

In a year as saturated with great games as 2023, Worldless represents one of its latest surprises, a metroidvania that manages to conquer the player with its original combat system and a minimalist aesthetic that fits perfectly. Undoubtedly, a great presentation work for Noname Studios.

Ratchet & Clank are back stronger than ever with its first release for PS4. Action and fun in a visual and constant show.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land may not be the revolution some were expecting, but it is still a great platform game. We love the new transformations, setting, and lots of extras and minigames.

Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales will dazzle the fans of the universe thanks, especially, to its elaborate and evocative story. And the charisma that Meve lavishes, the protagonist of the game. Reorder the bases of Gwent to provide more packaging to the exciting battles for house brand cards.

Moss is one of the very first surprises of 2018 for PlayStation VR owners, a little-big adventure filled with brilliantly designed puzzles, that puts its focus on the main character, a little rat, that moves around levels designed as doll houses. Its biggest flaw is that it's a very short game, but one you will embrace and love for a long time to come.

Two years after its original release, Death Stranding is still a masterpiece, with a moving story, unforgettable characters and impressive visuals. New gameplay mechanics, missions and minigames don't add much to a game that already felt like a director´s cut.

StarCraft Remastered is everything you could expect from a remaster. It is hard and challenging, it requires experience and skills but, above all, it is StarCraft, just as you remembered it. The technical improvements bring a breath of fresh air to a game that continues in top form with almost 20 years of life.

A great platforming game, now on PS4 and PS Vita. Incredibility hard to master and absolutely fun to play, Super Meat Boy is really fun.

The touch screen options, the removal of PC's autosave feature and other adjustments, aside from playing it in gorgeous portable mode, make this Nintendo Switch version the best of all that have been released as a Remaster, and the most faithful to play the original versions, even if it had to make some sacrifices in the visual element.

The first Colin McRae Rally was released almost twenty years ago, but DiRT 4 shows that Codemasters is still the best company in the genre of rally games.

The ultimate version of one of the most unique JRPGs in recent memory, finally edited in Europe. If language is not a barrier, and you like (or feel attracted to) the genre, then Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology is a must have. A true gem.

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is a unique adventure, it's the clash of two worlds that seemingly have nothing in common, but work really great together. The use of Ubisoft's Snowdrop Engine really fits a colorful adventure that looks great on the screen, and that is capable of getting a laugh out of you when you least expect it.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time manages to merge the good old fun of the original first three games with a lot of new and very clever additions to the formula, making it the true sequel we have been waiting for all this years. As the title says: it's about time.

As a visual novel, 428 Shibuya Scramble is ambitious and makes a great combination of five different storylines. It suffers from the limitations of its own genre, such as poor visuals or little interaction.

Two Point Hospital Jumbo Edition is, at its core, the same hospital management sim that we played one year ago, that onlye adds 2 DLC and two item packs (and still miss some of the PC version content). A very solid and fun product, but we only can recommend it to anyone who doesn't have the first version.

Ni No Kuni II is a masterpiece combination of Ghibli style graphics, Joe Hisaishi music works and classic J-RPG gameplay (Level-5 signature). We love its colorful characters, moving storyline and varied game styles.

Blasphemous 2 surpasses its predecessor in everything, thus becoming a new jewel of Spanish development and one of the best metroidvanias of recent years. It is an authentic work of art that we never tire of contemplating, listening to and -above all- playing. Praise the Miracle and praise The Game Kitchen.

Exciting story told through a staged development of very successful way for the strategy and action.

The additions perfect a remarkable proposal that enjoys the balance of pleasing the purists of the sport and those who want only to enjoy the F1 races without difficulties.

If you bought them on PS3, the 60fps might not be enough to buy Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX. But if you want to own the franchise on a single platform, play it again before Kingdom Hearts 3 launches or if you have never heard about the Keyblade or the Heartless, this is a must buy.

Almost every game returns in its original form, even the ZX Spectrum ones, making this collection a very enjoyable trip to the roots of videogaming. And, what is best, the trip is full of new content (like "making of" of some titles), and new gameplay elements, like the new challenges for the older games. All at a very affordable price that makes this collection an unmissable one if you have an Xbox One.

Hitman 3 is a good entry in the series. It deliver beautiful levels, such as Dartmoor or Chonqing, new assassination tools and it allows players to import maps from the previous games (with improved graphics), buy still, its mechanics and some AI elements feel outdated.

20 new levels that add a new gameplay mechanic to the formula so we can make longer combos. Special mention to the new "boss levels", that makes things a little bit different, and the new unlockable cosmetic contect. If you loved the base game you'll enjoy it, as long as you don't expect a gameplay revolution.

Shin Megami Tensei V trascends divinity achieving a perfect balance between heaven and hell: it's and ode to the classics, to those JRPG's that weren't afraid of being complex and challenging, but it's also a modern game, adapted to current times and trends.

In terms like stoy, setting and experience, Horizon Zero Dawn is as good on PC as it was on its original PS4 release. It's true that it improves graphically and that the ambience is very successful, but it's badly optimized and there are technical errors that weigh down this port.

Unless you're a 60 fps fanatic, Dynasty Warriors Origins is a great port that sacrifices nothing in terms of gameplay or spectacle (the battles are VERY crowded). If you're looking for a great action game to enjoy on your laptop or TV, this is a solid choice.

F1 2021 is a great racing game, specially once you move into the car and feel the excellent handling and the great performance. Modes (specially Braking Point and classic content) could have been better, but you will feel like Hamilton and Verstappen racing each other for the victory.

Combining the structure and multiple configurations of a roguelite with the technical depth of a fighting game has resulted in a playground for those who love possibilities. Its name says it all: Blazblue Entropy Effect X is an entropic paradise.

This season, EA Sports has made a great effort to make its roster bigger than in the previous years. The change of FIFA to PS4 and Xbox One was very conservative, but this year it plays beautifully on the pitch and it shows a great physical form with the Frostbite Engine, The Journey and the exclusive licenses.

An example of a well-delivered DLC, which offers an interesting and different approach to the main game. You will enjoy Egypt once again, despite doing the same routines.

BlazBlue saga continues with Central Fiction: new characters, new moves, great story mode and the same ultra-complex gameplay mechanics. Plenty of modes and possibilities but you'll end up having fun only if you're a fighting games master. We missed the new Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator 3D engine on this new BlazBlue, that shows 2D characters.

Gears 5 takes a step forward in all aspects, with a campaign with open levels, but still very intense. Audiovisually it's a delight and the multiplayer expands with new more approachable modes and a renewed horde mode with hero shooter features. The best Microsoft Studios game in recent years.

A wonderful surprise for all of us that keep searching original games, different and pure fun. Half physic puzzle, half arcade that uses golf as pretext to take our hand a give us a walk by a joyful collection of crazy minigames and levels where everything it's possible, with a control that always work, simple and fun. More fun than actual golf.

Even though the work on this remaster can only be described as "simply correct", we're talking about the definitive version of the best and most influential game of the past ten years. If you've never player Dark Souls before, this is by far the best time to discover what all the fuss is about.

As Aston Martin did at the beginning of the season in Formula 1, Turn 10 Studios has made a clean slate and created a car with a very promising future. Due to its game-as-a-service nature, there is room for improvement, but Forza Motorsport is an impressive driving simulator that also adapts to all types of audiences.

The guys at Netherrealm don't take too many risks here, but they have crafted a brutal game in any way, with a well designed fight mechanics and really, really fun to play.

Eight years after its original release, Bayonetta still has great controls and combo system, and we love the references to classic Sega games such as Space Harrier or Hang On. The soundtrack is also great, but visuals are a bit outdated and the camera system fails sometimes.

It's still fresh and tremendously funny. Keep in mind that the new features aren't worth a new buy if you played the previous versions. If this is your first time with Legends... Go get it! It's one of the best games on Switch.

A great 3DS edition of a game that was already very good on the DS. This version has many improvements and additions, and the new storyline adds much more value and length, although its visuals haven't evolved much.

The Coalition Takes the best of Gears of War and makes it faster, fluid and spectacular. Gears of War 4 is the best reason to buy a Xbox One.

Halo 5 Guardians has lost some good elements, like the split screen or the armor abilities on campaign mode but the perfect weapon balance, the excellent level design of the multiplayer maps and the Warzone mode are so good that nobody should care about those missing items. It has enough content to keep us playing for months.

A great adventure game that returns with improved graphics, but with all the hallmarks that made it popular in the 90s. Don't doubt and let yourself be conquered by the Purple Tentacle. Day of the Tentacle Remastered is pure nostalgia.

If you weren't a fan of the franchise, this game won't change your mind, but if you are a believer of the Creed, you'll find a gigantic, really engaging experience here. The vikings context fits like a glove.

Six years after its original release Skyrim is still a magnificent RPG, set in a detailed world. Carrying a game like this in our pocket,thanks to Nintendo Switch, is pure magic.

Pocket Dungeon is a little and wonderful surprise, a puzzle game that finds its own way mixing itself with elements from dungeon games. It's easy to play, harder to master. For some, the worst part will be the roguelike nature of its challenge, something that won't conquer everyone.

An original and different kind of puzzle, that comes wrapped in a gorgeous aesthetic. It lasts little more than the blink of an eye but... What a ride.

If you are a classic survival horror lover, you will enjoy a great adventure, familiar and fresh at the same time, that quite cleverly reinvents all the tropes of the genre: limited inventory, returning enemies, puzzles that invite you to explore... All with a beautiful pixel art and a retro-futuristic imagery that you will love.

If you're looking for a real rally simulator experience, with good control and attention to detail, DiRT Rally 2.0 is your game. It gives players freedom to play and progress the way they want, and, even if you'll miss some features from previous games, it offers even better control and a superior recreation of the rally race atmosphere.

Thumper is a unique game that combines infinite runner mechanics, rhythm and a strange setting, which takes great advantage of the use of PSVR.

Dishonored Death of the Outsider has enough playable novelties to be attractive and helps to known the story of one of the most interesting characters in the saga. Good Work from Arkane Studios with this independent DLC.

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals keep everything that made the first one so especial, adding more freedom of exploration and changing the teenagers for adults tired of life.

Even with all the quality-of-life and technical improvements, you can't help but notice how outdated these games are. Even so, any veteran will enjoy Dragon Quest I-II HD-2D as good "comfort food". You won't be surprised with them, nor disappointed.

Three great adventures masterfully ported to Nintendo Switch. They only missing element is that they're not running at 60 fps, but the rest is on spot, showing an adaptation on par with the PS4 and Xbox One remasters. Also, keep in mind that if you buy it, physical or digital, you will need a big microSD, because the download is quite big.

Trails of Cold Steel III is another great port to add to Nintendo Switch's library, but if you haven't played the previous two games (not available on Switch), you can miss important story details. If that's not the case, be ready for a long adventure that will leave you wanting more... and in the middle of an interesting cliffhanger.

Stellar Blade continues to be the spectacular adventure we enjoyed on PS5, in 2024, but updated with many more visual options, from 4K resolution and high frame rates to image scaling and more frames with DLSS, and a good performance. Of course, the aspects of the game that could be improved are still untouched here.

The Lost Legacy is a great game. It is very fun and visually stunning, although it doesn't introduce anything new and it feels like a déjà vu with respect to Uncharted 4.

Soul Calibur VI is a great fighting game. Warriors catalogue is a bit too conservative (just three new characters that weren´t in previous games), but we love the story and mission modes. Geralt de Rivia feels like the perfect guest character.

The Game Kitchen shows its love for the golden age of 16-bit action with an irresistible game, featuring fabulous design and pace.

The PC version of Final Fantasy XVI is very demanding, with mid-range computers being the worst affected. But if you have a PC with high specs, this is without a doubt the best way to play Square Enix's action title.

Even if it doesn't revolutionize the metroidvania formula, Infernax leaves a wonderful sensation. It doesn't invent nothing new, but the elements it adds (decisions, NPC missions, RPG touches...) makes it a little and joyful surprise among the myriad metroidvanias out there. And it makes full of humor and high replay value.

Hogwarts Legacy has the same structure you've seen in any other modern open world game, but, at the same time, it fills you with memories from long time ago... When a Flipendo was all you needed to push a block. It may no do anything different or relevant than those games, but it has something they lack: magic.

Village improves almost every aspect we enjoyed in RE 7 Biohazard. It is a great horror story set in Eastern Europe, with a perfect balance between combat, puzzles and exploration. But more is not always better, and sometimes it loses focus on the "survival horror" elements.

Diablo IV Vessel of Hatred fails to match the quality of previous expansions in the series due to its change of approach in terms of story and business model. However, it does offer enough to tempt even the biggest Sanctuary fans.

If you value a long experience in which great satisfactions come little by little, you should consider getting a Wii U for this game.

If you like puzzles and games with "original" mechanics, you should try Viewfinder. Its premise is as unique as fun. Too bad it's a bit short and doesn't reach its full potential until almost the end. Maybe the studio in keeping it for sequel? I hope so!

The Nintendo Switch 2 version is simply spectacular, and it demonstrates once again that, in skilled hands, the new hybrid console can deliver games of a quality comparable to consoles like the PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, with the added bonus of portability.

A real pleasure for point and click lovers. It's not only superb on its own merits, but also as an homage to the great classics of the genre.

It may not be the flashiest game for a console launch, but Bravely Default remains a JRPG gem, and being able to play it on a modern system with welcome improvements is reason enough to (re)discover the story of the Warriors of Light.