Happy Home Paradise is the answer for those feeling fatigued by Animal Crossing New Horizons.

Hotline Miami Collection arrives in physical format to our country, reuniting two of the best indie action games. The series started almost 10 years ago, and as with old good classics, they are timeless: graphics, gameplay, music... all is still over the top.

A great mix between platforming and puzzling, a game that offers fabulous controls, level design and lots of options to play alone or with friends. A very enjoyable and hardcore platforming experience, even better thanks to its astounding electronic soundtrack.

Valkyria Chronicles 4 is a pretty conservative entry in the series, but the great story and strategic gameplay will hook you up like the rest of the Valkyrya Chronicles titles.

Mimimi Studios stays true to the genre. Desperados III has some outdated mechanics, and the game progression is based on trial and error, which is something the fans will love, but it can be frustrating for newcomers.

A fresh visual novel, set in XIX century, which introduces new mechanics to the Ace Attorney Saga. It is not translated into spanish language, and requires some advanced level to understand some legal and historical terms.

NBA 2K26 offers interesting additions in terms of gameplay while further refining its audiovisual aspects. However, in terms of modes, it doesn't offer much and continues to be weighed down by the usual problems. If you avoid falling into its tedious systems and microtransactions, you'll find yourself with a good basketball game.

World of Warcraft: Midnight uses the transition from the Worldsoul Saga to recover the classic identity of Azeroth with great success in terms of setting and new content, with a narrative that still needs more emotional charisma.

Cult of the Lamb combines roguelite and strategic elements, with a dark sense of humor and cartoon characters. The result is a unique game, very fun to play, and full of custom elements and skills to unlock. We found some balancing issues.

Huntdowns is a brilliant retro shooter, fast and defying, full of 80´s references and Easter eggs. Local coop makes the game even better.

Three fantastic games -one that feels a little old, one that still in good shape and another that is the same masterpiece- together in a somewhat lackluster compilation.

A challenging roguelike space shooter with anime style and a varied set of procedurally generated levels. Great!

A fun 2D action-packed platformer game notable for its frantic action, sense of humour and smart use of time tricks.

Hitman 2 is bigger and better than its predecessor in every way, which means there aren't many surprises, but also means more action, more stealth, even more ways to assassinate targets and more fun.

Requiem is a great sequel, bigger and better than the original game in every aspect (storyline, gameplay mechanics and technical aspects). It truly feels like a Triple A game, but it has lost that fresh feeling we had when we first played Innocence.

A great love letter to the roots of 32 bit survival horror. Well crafted puzzles and lots of nostalgia, mixed with drops of humor and terror offer a short but very gratifying experience. Specially recommended if you are a genre veteran.

Laika: Aged Through Blood builds a genre of its own, the motorvania, which successfully combines driving, exploration and combat. Supported by a memorable story and brilliant artistic section, the game is polished diamond, but with the sharp edges of its great difficulty.

Death Stranding is Kojima´s most personal game. A complex and emotional work of art, which is not adequate for everyone because of the slow pace and the unusual gameplay. But once you get it, it´s something you will never forget.

If Dark Souls and Castlevania had a 2D child, it would probably be called Salt and Sanctuary. It may not be the most innovative game out there, but Ska Studios has managed to merge elements from both series to give birth to a truly great experience that we won't put down easily.

11 years feels like an eternity for a game that feels old in playability and graphical performance, but it's still great in showing a balance of action, puzzles and minigames. As charismatic as it always was.

New evidence of Netherrealm's expertise. It surely shows some lack of new ideas, but everything that's included in the game is really well done.

20 years after its original release, it is still a great platform game, with the perfect balance between classic gameplay and new technical elements.

The Rogue Prince of Persia is an ideal roguelite for those new to the genre. It is not one of the most demanding experiences and has a good platforming system, although it lacks more distinctive elements that would make it more “unique.”

This collection is truly legendary, includes three of the best looter shooter ever, with additional content and one of the greatest multiplayer (online and split screen).

An adventure with some of the best Remedy qualities, with some ingredients that may appeal to the fans of supernatural games. On the other side, the exploration is unnecessarily frustrating and the graphical department feels like a mixed bag.

With a presentation that will give you the creeps, a premise that's still very original and a gameplay formula that adds some welcome improvements, Little Nightmares II has every ingredient to make fans that liked (feared?) the first game love this one too.

Super Mario Party Jamboree knows how to refresh a unique formula. This new installment feels innovative and extremely complete, with very fun modes and new features that will generate constant laughter in each of your games. The big farewell party for Switch.

PES 2020 is a great soccer simulator, with some great additions to Master League and new dribblings, but we still miss new game modes beyond Matchday and some important licenses and tournaments.

If you didn't try the previous games, you will like this one. If you did try them, you'll absolutely love SOR 4.

A fun and colorful action game full of adrenaline and humor. But start from scratch when you die and the accumulation of enemies in some rooms can ruin the experience.

The Last Guardian has some technical issues and some rough mechanics, but it is a unique experience, as beautiful as ICO and Shadow of the Colossus. It is a game from the past, but released in 2016, in a good way. Trico will touch your heart if you adopt him.

Sprint Vector is an excellent idea for a VR game. Survios delivers a fast, fun and demanding (even on the physical side) experience, that falls short on game modes and circuits. One of the best multiplayer experiences we had in virtual reality.

A funny 'retro' shooter filled with a lot of surprises... and fish!

With Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Sonic Team delivers its most dazzling entry yet — a game that puts fun first for players of all ages, whether casual fans or seasoned racers. A bit more content could have elevated it further, but it still manages to be highly enjoyable both solo and with friends.

Even among modern JRPGs, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is surprising for the great freedom it offers in terms of gameplay (even at the cost of sacrificing the narrative aspect). And thanks to this new version and its improvements, we can discover a little piece of video game history in its definitive version.

Suikoden I&II HD Remaster is a worthy overhaul for two role-playing classics that everyone should experience. Although the remastering work is not memorable, the new graphics and small playable additions, as well as its translation, are important incentives to enjoy again two cult gems.

A great old-school RPG, long, enduring, and with interesting new gameplay features, although greatly hampered by the lack of a Spanish translation. If you are not fluent in English, better think it twice, because the level required is quite high.

An impressive classic game compilation, fun and easy to play (either in TV mode with a Pro controller, touch screen or with joy-con motion controllers) that lacks depth, but still can be great in multiplayer.

NBA 2K19 continues its dominance over sports games with a new entry that provides substantial improvements both in the gameplay and its multiple game modes, although the predominance of microtransactions negatively affects the overall experience.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a strong return for the series. BioWare plays it safe by delivering a classic fantasy RPG adventure backed by fresh, dynamic combat. You may have seen everything in the game before, but that doesn't mean it's not a hugely enjoyable experience.

Unravel Two lands on Switch losing a little bit of its visual quality, but gaining the possibility of share its gameplay in any place and moment (portable mode included). It doesn't have new content, so if you played it when it was launched last year, you won't find anything new. It's the very same charming platform game with physics puzzles.

The franchise offer a more than correct update and this game becomes one of the most appealing offers in the genre, although some rivals seem to surpass it technically.

This is the same game we enjoyed four years ago on Wii U. A perfect mix between puzzles and platforms, which includes four new Super Mario Odyssey inspired levels and a new (pretty basic) coop mode.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is not the perfect remastering, but the way it manages to take you back to one of the most acclaimed RPGs in history makes you overlook its weaknesses to enjoy everything that made it legendary.

Ninja Gaiden 4 is a bloody return to the most straightforward hack 'n slash. It could have performed better in terms of variety and graphics, but its absolutely insane and perfectly measured combat makes it one of the most frenetic and special action games of the last decade.

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is like a dream come true: a game where we can play the most important moments of the nine films, engage in lightsaber battles, fly and fight with a space ship, explore the galaxy, control ALL the characters... If you are a Star Wars fan, it's a must have.

Severed is Drinkbox Studios' vision of how the dungeon crawlers should be updated. A "metroidvania" adventure that's pure fun, with a fantastic combat system (that focuses on Vita's touch sensitive screen) and some mechanics, like the limbs and guts amputations, that make it a different experience. It's a game that, once it hooks you up, won't release until you finish it. A 8-9 hour trip that will make your Vita sing.

Marathon's return as an extraction shooter had everything stacked against it... But Bungie always hits the mark. The studio's three strengths mesh perfectly with the extraction formula, resulting in a game you always want to play again. [Review in Progress]

Cyber Shadow pays homage to classic ninja games such as Shinobi or Ninja Gaiden. It has a greatly "improved" 8 bit style, huge difficulty levels, and satisfying 2D platform and combat gameplay.

The best possible version of Tales of Graces f Remastered comes with quality of life improvements and an adequate visual section, in addition to all the content of the original. It also maintains a story that leaves its mark, and a battle system within reach of very few JRPGs.

A remarkable platforming game that the whole family can enjoy. Its only "sin" is being too similar to previous titles. It lacks a soul gameplay wise. Even so, it's a solid, beautiful adventure.

A Plague Tale is a narrative adventure whose true protagonists are the rats. It is set in a realistic Middle Age Europe, during the Hundred Year War, and delivers an interesting story, and some well designed puzzles. On the downside, it is short (about 10 hours long) and some mechanics feel repetitive.

One of the best JRPGs ever made. It has aged in some places more than others, but overall it's a beautiful and magic journey that any fan of the genre will enjoy. It's not the best version out there, but the fact that this is the first time launching on Nintendo and Microsoft platforms it's reason enough to celebrate.

Burning Shores is a great expansion that you will love if you liked Horizon Forbidden West and that serves as a preview of what Guerrila Games is capable of when they work exclusively for PS5. After this, we are even more excited to know what the future holds for Aloy.

Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix and Birth by Sleep improved with new combats and extra content: an unmissable collection for every fan to keep up with the saga.

The game finds the perfect balance between RPG elements, construction games (mainly inspired by Minecraft) and the classic characters from Dragon Quest Series (designed by Dragon Ball author Akira Toriyama). It´s incredibly fun and deep either in story or free mode.

Doom 3 is the most unique game in the series, thanks to it's (great) horror atmosphere and narrative approach, but that also means is the one we're usually wanting to revisit the most. And this version is perfect for the job.

Hellblade approaches psychosis in a videogame in a mature and original way. The game has a perfect balance of combat, puzzles and exploration, with great sound and graphics, but it fells too short, clocking in at about 8 hours in length.

Kirby Planet Robobot is not an original game, but still adds new ideas to a fun, simple and enjoyable platform gameplay. Most players will find it is too easy, but extra modes extend its life.

Live a Live does not fit into any canon. Although it's an RPG, it's not like others you've tried. Its short stories, in different eras, make each of its 9 chapters like a separate game. Too bad they're short and don't go very deep. But if you expect something with the classic nineties flavour, you'll find it here. And it's very beautiful.

Nintendo knows how to make good remakes and Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga + Bowser's Misions is another example of this. With this remake of the original game, Nintendo has made it a pleasure to return to the Kingdom, not only with Mario and Luigi, also with Bowser's henchmen in a mode that will hook you and leave you wanting more.

Not all treasures are made of gold and silver. Sea of Thieves lands on PlayStation 5, once again proving that this cooperative pirate adventure is the experience that many seek, but few find. It is not a perfect game, but its world and possibilities offer a journey that is as original as it is fun.

We don't think this game will change the mind of the non-believers of the franchise (it's the same formula, improved), but if you care just a bit about these games, you are in for a treat. It's an awe inspiring journey, full of secrets and surprises. You can tell the extra development time was well worth it.

Nintendo splatters the TPS genre with its fresher, smoother and most addictive online experience since Mario Kart, hampered by its lack of content at its launch date. An "inkcuestionable" reason to have a Wii U that proves why shooters needed a coat of paint.

FUSER is to DJ games what Guitar Hero was to guitar games: an enjoyable experience with a good music selection. But here you'll find a way more rich, deeper gameplay, and a very exigent one. Start playing FUSER it's easy, but dominate it needs a lot of time. The good part is, whatever discs you throw to the mix, you're gonna love the sound...

One of the best games on PS Vita transformed into a game that takes a great profit from Dual Shock 4 and adds some new areas and features. Iota has no rival as a postman.

The best collection from Konami, head to head with the Castlevania one... Shooting to the chiptune rock rhythms brings out our youth emotions, while the action keep being hypnotic, magic... like 30 years ago. We only miss some titles in the collection and hope that M2 fix the frame rate on the coin op. The rest, it's still wonderful.

A second chance to discover one of the most fresh JRPGs of recent memory. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is pretty much a Persona game with a bit of Fire Emblem here and there, so if you love the genre, you shouldn't miss it... Even if you despise J-POP.

We enjoyed going back to Sanctuary. From its endless fighting and looting, to its characters and epic story. But if you don´t treasure memories from the original Diablo II (it´s been more than 20 years since it was released) this RPG feels repetitive and some mechanics are outdated.

Overcooked! 2 follows the good sequels playbook perfectly: it's bigger, it has more multiplayer options, new dishes, more characters, more crazy restaurants... It's very similar to the first game and it can be seen as "more of the same", but it all dismisses when you start to play and let go with its addictive gameplay: it's fun in its purest form.

This remaster offers some relevant resolution improvements and an interesting 3D effect. The rest is pretty much the same as before.

Hunt Showdown is a tactical shooter like no other you´ve ever played. It delivers a great balance between fights, horror elements, stealth... set in 19th century Louisiana. On the downside there is no single player mode and we encountered some problems with matchmaking.

It's not the best fighting game of the year (there's too many great rivals), but it sure is a safe bet for those who want a great looking, accessible game.

Chaos Theory vastly surpasses previous episodes, offering a unique and thrilling experience that fans of graphic adventures and great stories won't want to miss.

Fast Racing Neo is a great replacement for F-Zero on Wii U. Its type of arcade racing is not very common these days.

The Yakuza Kiwami 1 & 2 bundle brings together two great adventures, updated in a pack that is highly recommended for those who are new to the series and want to start from the beginning. However, Kiwami 2 still has the same technical issues as in the PS4 version, although visually it is a delight, especially in portable mode.

Borderlands 4 establishes itself as a well-rounded entry that offers updated and tremendously fun gameplay. A lackluster campaign and a somewhat generic open world prevent it from reaching its full potential, but this is a looter shooter capable of standing alongside the best in the genre.

Cities Skylines arrives on PS4 to delight fans of urban management and construction games with an edition that includes the DLC After Dark. Despite being a notable edition, it does not reach the mark because it does not include the rest of the expansions and does not allow to manage some aspects.

As other games that punish the player that fails, Ghostrunner is not a game for everybody. The "die, repeat, die and repeat again" formula is not for the faint of heart (or with little time), but if it fits with your tastes, be prepared for a defying experience, with highly inspired chunks and a gratifyingly satisfying feeling.

While some games in this package aren't as well-rounded as the rest, the overall package is truly satisfying for any fighting fan. Enjoying epic battles in Alpha 3 or Capcom vs. SNK is still as intense as it was 25 years ago.

The Star Wars Outlaws port shines on Nintendo Switch 2 with technical quality that rivals other platforms, offering the appeal of being able to play anywhere, and with better results than on devices such as Steam Deck. This port raises the bar for what Nintendo Switch 2 can do, even if it is at 30 fps.

Its beautiful minimalistic design, more than 100 playable songs and an interesting story mode make VOEZ a great music game. Nevertheless, the Switch version isn´t playable on TV or tabletop modes, which makes no difference compared to iOS or Android release.

It's a shame that the "worst" version of Persona 3 got remastered, specially when this game has been longing for years for a definitive edition with all the contents of Persona 3 FES and P3P combined, but having such a great game on modern platforms and -for the first time- translated to Spanish is a little triumph.

Everything you could ask for a Nintendo game: fun, beautiful, original and with great characters.

Despite being a remake, Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia is one of the most outstanding games to come to Nintendo 3DS this year. It's also one of the best deliveries of a Fire Emblem title thanks to the inclusion of novelties such as exploration in 3D and classic elements of the saga.

With some great cooperative mechanics, Helldivers is better when playing with friends, but repetitive missions and maps lacks experience.

A remarkable legacy for old school graphic adventures. It's a lazy port, but it keeps all its fun factor.

It's not a very innovative game, but it checks all the marks with excellent results. It's profound while easy to control, colorful and plain fun. Don't be afraid to throw your web at it.

With Life is Strange: True Colors, Deck Nine has recreated with faithfulness the "Dontnod formula", so if you are looking for a story about the weight of emotions, putting the spotlight on the things that matters and with lots of hard decisions... Don't look any further.

A game that screams old school fighting. Despite its short character roster, it offers an aesthetic and satisfying experience.

Star Wars Pinball VR is, probably, one of the best VR pinballs out there. It only need more tables and a little polish, because all the rest is already there, starting for the inmersion, great table and mini games design, the options to customize the fan cave, different game modes...

World of Horror is not a game for all horror lovers, because of its 80's style of text based adventure game. But if you connect with its formula, with its roguelite touches, its turn-based combat and its visuals, then get ready to have a great time. Too bad it does not squeeze all the options offered by Nintendo Switch.

This game shows how a blast from the past can affect us: it helps us understand that some things don't age well, but it also works as a memento of a fascinating, innovative era. Recommended for tough guys and survivalists of a bygone era.

The universe of Alan Wake 2 grows with a small collection of original and fun ideas that play with the unexpected, humor and “the impossible”. A small stroke of genius that will not taste like much, and that has its biggest flaw in the reuse of the scenarios of the base game.

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma manages to make the sum of its parts evolve a saga with several palpable problems. Some of these obstacles are still there, but anyone who wants a management and combat game with content has here a worthy representative... As long as you can overlook its deficient technical section.

The first chapter of Life is Strange 2 surprises for good. The game maintains the essence of his pre-sequel and it's capable of contributing its bit with a much more dynamic and natural universe. We have doubts to resolve as the importance of Daniel's power, but the trip of the Díaz brothers is promising.

Spirit of Justice doesn't take risks and presents us with a very familiar gameplay, but maintains the quality of Dual Destinies and delivers fascinating new cases and characters.

Dragon Ball reaches new heights with this game. It's awesome on the outside, but it's the complex and profound gameplay mechanics that make it really awesome. A dream come true for any Dragon Ball fan.