With Odyssey, Ubisoft has crafted the biggest Assassin's Creed to date. A colossal open world, action RPG, that can go toe to toe with the biggest names in the genre. If you're a fan of this kind of game, don't miss it.

Double Fine Studios brings us a brilliant platform game, in which every level offers a fresh experience. We love the characters, the art direction, the music, and the sense of humor. This sequel was worth the wait.

It doesn't matter when or where you play INSIDE: it will always be a masterpiece. Switch's portability makes this version one to be taken into account if you've never played it before. And if you love Playdead's game, the ability to play it wherever you want is tempting, to say the least.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 irons out all the rough edges in its predecessor to be crowned one of the greatest and most special RPG experiences ever. Its realistic approach means that it inevitably has some janky mechanics, but you will not find any other RPG (real RPG) that immerses you in its world in the same way.

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.

Whether you're a veteran player of the franchise or not, there's plenty of fun to be had here. The changes mostly improve on the original, and Shadow's campaign is a real blast. That's how we like Sonic, friends of SEGA.

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).

With the speed, agility and proportionate strength of an arachnid, Insomniac brings back the beloved super hero with a game that lacks novelty, but shines in every aspect. Marvel's Spider-Man is amazing, spectacular, sensational and superior to any other wall-crawling, web-slinging video game.

Diablo 4 is the triumphant return of the saga. The game manages to bring back the dark style of Diablo II while boasting a good narrative, gameplay as addictive as ever, and interesting new features. It only remains to be seen how Blizzard will maintain the game, but we can say that the hour eater has returned in style.

Split Fiction is like It Takes Two on steroids: more varied, bigger and more spectacular. It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it makes it more perfect, and full of memorable moments. Unless you don't like to play co-op, it's a must-have.

A game with its own personality, which offers good fighting for online lovers and also for those who want a great solo experience. If you love either DC characters or fighting games, you'll be more than satisfied.

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

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.

It keeps the great narrative and setting from the Yakuza series, using a new protagonist, a city that has more life than even Kamurocho and turn-based combats. It suffers from some of the classical troubles of the J-RPG, but it is a breath of fresh air and a great example of how to reinvent a franchise.

No Man's Sky debuts on Nintendo Switch 2 with a very solid port, both visually and technically, which also comes with all the updates included, multiplayer and options that were not possible on Switch 1, such as touch and gyroscope controls. And as icing on the cake, at no additional cost if you already had it on Switch 1. Isn't it great?

Judgment is the best entry to the Yakuza series for new players. Introducing new characters and storylines, detective mechanics, an amazing minigame selection (including classics such as Virtua Fighter 5, Space Harrier or Fantasy Zone) and, for the first time, Spanish subtitles.

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.

Monster Hunter arrives on Nintendo Switch with an installment practically unsurpassed. Perhaps we miss more changes or a more remarkable graphic face washing, but it's undeniable that hunting, in the old fashioned way, is better than ever.

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.

id Software teaches us a lesson on how to make a great FPS campaign looking at the roots of the genre but making it new and fresh with spectacular graphics at 1080p and 60fps and the new executions system. The multiplayer is bad, as you should probably have imagined, but Snapmap, the level editor, is absolutely great and will be providing great moments for months to come.

Devil May Cry 5 was one of the best hack´n slash games of the current generation, and gets even better with ray tracing, up to 120 FPS (in performance mode) and the new Dark Knight difficulty level. The new character, Vergil adds new gameplay mechanics to the original crew.

Phantom Liberty is a fantastic expansion, with a great story, memorable characters, and quality side content, but the real reason you won't want to stop coming back to Night City is the 2.0 update.

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.

Almost 8 years later, Saints Row The Third has to be one of the most craziest open world adventures. Uber stupid humor, explosive missions, crazy situations, character customization beyond silliness... all very fun. The best part is that it all works like a charm on Switch, even in handheld mode, a feature that makes it very attractive.

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.

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.

Split Fiction is still the same fun co-op adventure that, with minimal sacrifices, looks and plays great on Nintendo Switch 2 and, even better, goes the extra mile when it comes to offering options for sharing the adventure, including using GameShare with a Switch 1 that doesn't run the game natively. Bravo, Hazelight.

Hogwarts Legacy surprises all and sundry with a solid port on the previous generation of consoles that, even with the expected cuts, manages to maintain all the magic without reducing content or features. So, if you do not have a new generation console and doubted about its quality, you can rest assured and go running for it without fear.