Shin chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation delivers on its promise of making us feel like children through the carefree eyes of Shinnosuke, using the sense of humor of the anime, which will please the fans. But the extremely slow pacing and limited gameplay (it feels like a graphic novel) won't be for everyone.

Arcade Paradise is neither a great managing game, nor a a great minigame compilation, but the combination of both gameplay styles work well. We enjoyed its setting in the eighties, and the feeling of growing our own arcade empire. Some elements get repetitive after two or three days.

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.

Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered it's a wonderful open world adventure and this port doesn't change that. What it changes is that you'll need a powerful PC to run it properly, with ray-tracing and all the visual effects... and even with an RTX 3080 you won't run it at constant 4K y 60fps at launch.

Eastward pays tribute to the 90s adventures, mixing ideas from different titles, but keeping its own style. A little gem in the visual department that can entertain you for 25 hours or more, that now, thanks to the latest patch with the Spanish and German translation and all the improvements made, makes the adventure more accessible than ever.

We have some criticism on Sword and Fairy: Together Forever and in it's current state still needs some patches. But the truth is we were hooked while playing, because there's also a lot to love here. It has the potential and charm of the biggest roleplaying games mixed with a unique setting and characters.

We loved Two Point Campus. It is a great game for veterans and newcomers to the tycoon genre, and has great sense of humor. Controls (with gamepad) need some practice.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 combines all the good things from previous games into one colossal, complex and (almost) infinite JRPG that we aren't going to forget anytime soon.

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.

The emulation is perfect and it has many display options and unlockables. Its value, of course, depends on how nostalgic we are.

Stray is an indie adventure that could be a Triple A game. It casts a cat as the main character, and focuses on exploration and puzzles,. Not only has a superfab technical production, it also has an entertaining gameplay and a touching message. The problem? When you finish it, it will leave you wanting more... and it's not very long.

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.

It emulates really well how you feel in a real tennis experience, so you won't be disappointed if you love this sport. Unfortunately, the graphics feel terribly outdated and Career mode becomes repetitive eventually.

By far, the most spine-chilling game that we have tried in a long time. As an adventure, it offers really interesting puzzles, even when control has its flaws.

Phantasy Reverie Series is a great opportunity to play again (or discover for the first time) two cult platform games. Some elements feel outdated, even with the graphic improvements, but they are still fun to play.

Itadaki Smash is a humble beat 'em up that pays homage to arcade games and is fun, despite its short length and lack of variety. It doesn't add anything new to the genre in terms of gameplay, but the enemies' design is fun, pretending to be Japanese dishes.

Mixing things so different might seem like a bad idea, but Yurukill made us believe that a bullet hell and a visual novel are a match made in heaven. It's also a fantastic game on both sides, meaning we have a great visual novel and a great shoot 'em up, all in the same package.

The Delicious Last Course puts an impressive and beautiful last stroke to Cuphead, with a new "boss rush adventure" that even if it feels short, continues to exude impressive quality, with aesthetics that remain as unique and effective as they were on day one. A DLC that you will keep reminiscing about after completion.

F1 22 is very similar to the previous game, despite the change of rules in Formula 1 for this season. However, it is very competitive on track and its races faithfully reply the battles that Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes are having in the real world.

It's not a very scary game, but Fobia makes you feel right at home if you are a fan of classical survival horror.

Blade Runner EE is a pure remaster: if you don't expect a complete revamp (smother backgrounds, the same 3D models...) you won't be disappointed. It's still a great adventure, and even if the new features aren't all equally well implemented and has its own flaws, for 9,29 euros you shouldn't think about it... if you love the genre.

Deliver Us the Moon is an interesting science fiction game, we enjoyed its setting, storyline and puzzles. But we had the impression it could have been much more- PS5 version improves graphics, lightning, controls and loading times.

As a compilation, it's not as complete as we would have loved, but what you get here is a pretty solid update to classic games. Good control, vibrant graphics and some interesting extras keep our interest.

It's a small adventure, by no means it's a blockbuster, but even so it manages to engage you. And that's because its original gameplay and a well-crafted atmosphere. If you like indie horror, you should give it a go.

If you like strategy and everything that makes Fire Emblem so great, then you are really going to love Three Hopes. Action keeps the same musou formula (for good and for bad), but it's a much deeper and bigger game than it seems on the surface.

It can't compete with the masters of the genre, but it for sure is a great homage to the golden era of street brawlers. Hard to beat, but really enjoyable.

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.

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.

High Isle is one of the most striking expansions since the MMO was launched in 2014. The team's ambition to create a different story is noticeable, and the contents it adds manage to expand the saga's vast universe even more. The Spanish translation marks High Isle as the best time to start playing The Elder Scrolls Online.

We like the setting, in 1989 East Germany and the storyline, but Industria has plenty of technical issues, and, even for a 4 hour long game, it gets repetitive.

Kimetsu no Yaiba arrives on the Nintendo Switch with a fantastic port, so much that you'll have to look carefully to find any real difference with the other versions of the game. Portability and the fact that it's the "complete" version (with all post-launch characters) makes the Switch version one we would recommend without a doubt.

If you are a fan of Supermassive and slashers, here you will find their most polished and "confortable" experience, with a surprising technical performance. Even so, we would have loved them taking more risks in the narrative department.

The best Mario sports game, despite Daisy's absence. It has one of the most fun multiplayer experiences that you can have on Nintendo Switch, both locally and online, that will deliver lots of healthy competition, despite losing some of the charm of the originals and having very few characters, stadiums and single player game modes.

Souldiers may be too challenging for some players, but if you are not scared of demanding combat challenges or of being stuck not knowing how to progress, then this is a gem for retro, metroidvania and pixel-art fans.

It's flaws make it so it doesn't stand on the same ground as the games it takes inspiration from, but the oppressive setting and the possession mechanic make Silt a great option for those who love this kind of surrealist games.

A compilation that just for it's historical value alone it's worth every penny.

Card Shark is not a card game, it's one about cheating with them, with an interesting story and unique aesthetic. Even if it has some flaws and limitations, or if you think it's a collection of quick time events and minigames, it does it right, and in addictive fashion that will hook you till the end.

The new setting in France, Fairburne´s new abilities and new game modes, such as Invasion make Sniper Elite 5 the best in the series. A classic stealth game, that excels every time we take a long shot and enjoy the "killcam".

If you take it more like a movie than a game and you are fond of this kind of story, you will surely enjoy The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story. If not...there are infinitely better games out there.

An action RPG with a good playable base and a great construction of the universe and characters, which is hampered because it takes too long to provide us with the necessary tools to enjoy it and because a large part of the gameplay is based on being a messenger.

Dolmen brings the Dark Souls experience to space, but the gameplay doesn´t include new mechanics, and feels outdated. We enjoyed the difficulty curve, on the hard side, but we also found several technical issues and generic design.

Black and white graphics, traditional music and combat system, based on parries and counterattacks, make Trek To Yomi the closest experience to classic samurai films. A beautiful, yet short, experience.

An entertaining roguelite that will start to hook you up with the original "Tetris" mechanic, and then with its great soulslike vibes, the beautiful pixel art and all the runs you'll have to conquer to uncover all the secrets and lore. If you love the genre you probably love it, even if it needs a little bit more polish on controls and bugs.

With Rogue Legacy 2, Cellar Door Games manages to surpass the original Rogue Legacy in every single way, resulting in one of the best roguelite games ever created. You won't be able to stop playing.

Its simple and direct formula still works as a charm and the selection of sports is attractive. It's ideal for a quick multiplayer fun at home, although the concept is not as groundbreaking as it was 16 years ago.

With a story that has pulled us in from start to finish, clever puzzles and great representation of spanish culture, TAPE: Unveil the Memories it's a great surprise. If you love thrillers with and pinch of horror, don't miss it!

MotoGP 22 is a tune-up that leaves a very good taste in its playable aspects. The driving sensation is fantastic and the new modes bring some freshness. However, we are facing a continuist delivery in several aspects. Even so, it is still a reference that fans of motorcycling will enjoy in style.

The Farm 51 signs an unique approach to survival games, mixing the formula with elements from the RPG or management genre, and it does it right. PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are superior, but retain some of the flaws from the previous ones (lacklustre IA, visual glitches...). If those are polished, it could be a greater experience.

We like the visual improvements (running up to 60 FPS in performance mode) and the idea of using motion sensing instead of a light gun, but it is not precise enough to enjoy The House of the Dead. There are new game modes and unlockables, but still, it doesn´t live up to the original.

Slipstream's retro arcade proposal knows very well its roots, who it's aimed for and where it wants to take the original formula, adding just the new elements and changes needed for not being a simple OutRun clone. If you loved Sega's classic runner, you've a high chance of falling in love with it.

As other big sport sims, MLB The Show 22 offers a solid proposal, rich on gameplay modes and options that make it approachable by anyone, regardless its age or skill, although the "pay to win" component and expensive pack and card prices affect the final impression.

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.

This sequel isn't especially groundbreaking, but it still feels fresh, with an amazing atmosphere and very clever puzzles. Even with some hiccups in the control department, it's a great VR experience.

One of the greatest strategy games of the latest years finally arrives to console. Crusader Kings III is deep and ccmplex yet accessible. We loved the story elements mixed with battles and treachery.

Wonderlands injects a dose of RPG and madness into the "looter shooter" formula. The result is a game full of surprises and good ideas, and the most complete and fun Borderlands to date.

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.

Rune Factory 5 can be a lengthy and deep entertainment if you overlook its insufficient graphics, compromised by questionable artistic choices. This country life may not be as idyllic as it sounds, and the combat system is really basic in uninspired dungeons.

A unique game, set in modern Tokyo but full of references to Japanese folklore, yokai and oni. We love exploration and side missions, designed as small ghost stories, but combat mechanics are too basic because of the limited enemy AI.

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.

We're not sure if it will be remembered as a huge disaster or as a cult classic. But we're sure of one thing: Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is pure and absolute chaos.

WWE 2K22 is a beacon on the road: the sports simulation of wrestling returns with that essence that allows us big kids to go out and play again, with flaws to correct, but with a goal that can return the illusion to the fans of the saga.

You can criticize a lot about Aztech: Forgotten Gods, but any game that lets you fight colossus with your fists while listening to heavy metal is a good game, no doubt about it.

One of the most ambitious DLCs in Assassin's Creed History (and the biggest, that's for sure) with a great story to tell but, in the end, it's not as groundbreaking in the gameplay department as we desired.

Shadow Warrior 3 is an extreme game in many senses. Extremely fast, extremely violent, extremely fun... a great homage to classic shooters, but level design lacks of variety, and it lost some of the best elements of the previous game.

Triangle Strategy is more than a solid entry in the tactical RPG genre. Beyond the quality gameplay and role-playing component, Square Enix's new game has the luxury of a story full of unique moments, making us responsible for the paths its iconic characters can take.

Polyphony Digital comes back to the roots with a driving simulator that feels better than ever by doing the same as ever, thanks to a very unique style. It has some little issues in terms of balance, but, inside the tracks and beyond them, it is a worthy successor of 25 years of Gran Turismo legacy.

Codemasters delivers another great racing game. GRID Legends includes a new story mode and nemesis system, perfect controls and a wide variety of competitions, up to 22 players online. We loved climate effects such as rain or snow.

Atelier Sophie 2 is an entertaining RPG, with enhanced visuals, joyful story and new gameplay additions and tweaks, that makes this new entry one of the most entertaining in Gust's atelier series. And that's no little achievement for a 25th anniversary, even if it arrives without Spanish translation and some tasks are a little bit chore.

Even with some hiccups which are normal coming from a tiny studio, Martha Is Dead has a strong personality and it offers a story that will soak our brains for a long time. It's not for the faint of heart, that's for sure.

Instead of a new IP, Elden Ring feels like a swan song; the culmination of 13 years refining a genre. All the ideas and lessons of FromSoftware latest works converge inside the biggest, richest and exquisitely designed open world we've ever set foot on. It honestly feels like a game that won't be surpassed for years.

Three unforgettable adventures that now jump on Nintendo Switch with smooth ports and some improvements, like bigger text when playing on handheld. But keep in mind that there is no new content, and graphics and controls remain the same since the previous edition from 2016.

Monark is a slow and frustrating RPG for several hours. Its Ego system is its most interesting point, along with its puzzles, although everything is diluted with uninteresting characters and a gameplay that becomes stagnant. It feels like "more of the same", but after a while it becomes enjoyable to play.

It's a clear improvement from KOF XIV. This installment establishes itself as one of the most complete, accessible fighting games, without sacrificing its essence.

Omega Force manages to combine the musou style of Dynasty Warriors with elements of tactical action and turn-based strategy in a very entertaining title, although somewhat repetitive.

At times Horizon II is an epic game, with an impeccable art style and great technical section. As befits a sequel, it multiplies all the possibilities of the original, but this makes the secondary, missions or the progress system less inspired, and slows down the pace of the game. We have found some bugs.

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.

If you're looking for simple, direct action, this game is not for you. But if you are a stubborn player who loves to be tested, with Sifu you will get one of the most thrilling games in recent times. It's as hard and irresistible as martial arts.

Dying Light 2 is a masterpiece. We loved the navigation mechanics, brutal combat, deep characters and the feeling of changing the world with every decision. Even though we found some bugs and a little downgrade compared to the E3 gameplay.

Vagante it's a joyful roguelite that will give you a ton of game hours, and it hides more that you can imagine at first sight. With 4 player coop on the same Switch, with local and online modes too, it's a great game to enjoy with others, even if the combat it's a little bit simple and the formula, as all roguelites, no less repetitive.

Legacy of Thieves Collection brings back two extraordinary adventure games, with 4K resolution and up to 120 FPS in performance + mode. It is a must for newcomers, but if you already played PS4 versions, this remaster feels too short. There is no extra content and visual upgrade is not enough to buy them again.

Pokémon Legends: Arceus is the first game since Blue and Red where we feel like the formula has really changed, and for the better. There's room for improvement (specially graphics wise), but we're sure that this is the way future Pokémon games should follow.

It keeps all the ingredients of the original game while updating them to create a more complete, spectacular sequel. Even so, we miss more content and a more forgiving enemy AI. Go for the multiplayer, that's where the real fun in.

Based on Rainbow Six mechanics, Extraction is a good entry point for those who were not able to compete in Rainbow Six Siege. It´s progression system is deep enough but 4 locations (12 maps total) seems a little too short. Anyway, coop matches are defying and fun.

God of War lands on PC with a great port, very smooth, with improved graphics and a good chunk of visual settings that helps to elevate even more the myth of this great, although imperfect, adventure: it doesn't take advantage of all the PC brute force (there is no ray tracing) and mice and keyboard control isn't very enjoyable (at least for us).

Disney Magical World 2 remaster for Nintendo Switch it's a very recommendable game for the youngster Disney fans out there (and the ones not used to videogames) who wanted to play something like "Animal Crossing", but more approachable since the first minute.

A content-packed game that really shows the essence of Sonic, specially in the 3D sections. Switch version is not the most spectacular of them all, but it's really enjoyable nonetheless (and you can do it outside).

A very simple adaptation from Way Down film, with a linear graphic adventure and varied, but not difficult, challenges. On a graphic level, has a lot to improve, but it is a good attempt for young teams with the potential to grow in the future.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade launches on PC half and year later since it was released on PS4, with an ultra polished version that shines with its spectacular graphics, even if it has the same virtues and "drawbacks" on the design and gameplay areas.

We enjoyed exploration, puzzles and platforming in The Gunk. Image & Form Games delivers an interesting adventure set in a beautiful planet, which feels undeveloped in other aspects such as combat or equipment improvements.

Huge and challenging, Aeterna Noctis it's a metroidvania experience just for the most skilled players. Being so hard can be a problem for those with less experience with platforming games, but if you love great challenges you won't be able to put down the controller.

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.

It lacks content on release (more will be coming free in next months), but even that doesn't prevent it of being a great "Left 4 Dead in virtual reality", very enjoyable with friends thanks to cross platform play. All works like it should, and putting the grinding element aside, It's a game we'll keep playing regularly in short bursts.

One of the latest indies surprises of 2021, an enjoyable game that recreates the aesthetics and some situations of the space movies of the 70's with tons of sympathy, that you can also enjoy in local coop. It's not very long and have some control issues, but it's so funny that you will forgive almost everything.

It expands Halo's gameplay frontiers while making us feel "just like home" with similar sensations to those of the franchise beginnings.

Solar Ash has the audiovisual stile of Hyper Light Drifter, the fights against titans of Shadow of the Colossus, the traversal mechanics of Jet Set Radio and the level design of Super Mario Galaxy. Do we really need to say anything else?

We enjoyed space combat and a deep sci-fi storyline, but Chorus has some technical issues, even in next generation consoles, and some galaxy sectors feel empty. Difficulty curve sometimes feel unfair.

A game of contrasts. If you look at it as a tribute to the Uderzo and Goscinny comics, it has a lot of charm; If you look at it as beat'em up, it looks like a Gaul who forgot to drink the magic potion before messing with a Roman.

A good collection of mental agility tests, with which to put in shape the different areas of our brain. Regarding the games that came out on Nintendo DS, Wii and Wii U, it incorporates multiplayer modes, both local (4 players in TV mode and 2 in portable mode) and online against "ghosts" of other players.