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.

Even with some little flaws, Detroit is the best game ever created by Quantic Dream. You'll really feel close to the characters. Be ready for your instincts and principles to be tested.

Layers of Fear is an unexpectedly great horror game. Bloober Team has one of the worst games ever, Basement Crawl, and one of the best horror games on PS4, PC and Xbox One. Enjoy it... and be careful with the pictures.

Final Fantasy XVI says goodbye with The Rising Tide, a new dose of spectacle that will surely please those who loved the sixteenth entry, but which falls short of the expectations.

One of the most complete fighting games ever made, but we can't forget is the exact same game we saw 6 years ago. It's a solid, spectacular product, though.

Our Sims moved to the big city of St Myshuno and we enjoyed it, although most of the new improvements found in this expansion can´t be exported to other Sims Worlds.

A very well deserved homecoming for Yoshi, after many years trapped in a piece of amber. Far from making a standard platforming game, Good-Feel has made a beautiful game that surprises you with every step.

Superb RTS & exploration game, Paradox has launched maybe best RTS of the year with impressive results, best is the influence of our choices, worst are some areas of the AI.

Changes here and there make this new installment feel fresh and atractive. Long exploration may not appeal some gamers, but the rest will feel the joy of pixel-art.

Breath of the Wild elements enrich the musou formula to make Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity a better video game, although there's still some of the usual problems in the genre. It's not perfect, that much is obvious, but it's so much fun that, in the end, you forget about the not so good stuff.

Tormented Souls 2 manages to refine its deep and sincere homage to the great classic survival horror games. At times, it would have been nice to see a little more of its own originality, but what it does do is tasteful and of sufficient quality to establish itself as a game capable of winning over the most nostalgic fans.

A spectacle in visual and soundtrack terms with the seal of quality of Arc System Works, although it lacks in game modes and the Story becomes repetitive too soon. Luckily it's a pretty accessible fighter, so anyone can enjoy the epic nature of the battles.

Even if it doesn't go far away from the Atelier formula, Lulua it's one of the most complete and enjoyable entries in the Atelier series. Under its easiness and low difficulty, Lulua its a complete RPG that shines the most on the alchemy options. It also leaves behind technical problems (fps hiccups), but it isn't localisized (English texts).

Despite having a peculiar development, Grand Kingdom offers plenty of variety and almost limitless hours of play.

For Honor is an action game that is full of good intentions and that shines in its multiplayer mode: absorbing and well raised. It emphasizes its system of combat in which it is necessary to study to the rival. A joy for all who enjoy a touch of strategy among so much action.

If only for the historical value of the original, it's worth a try. Its non-linear gameplay can be choking for some players, but if challenges are your thing, you can find a curious incentive here.

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.

Marvel Rivals is an Overwatch copycat, but it manages to do its job well and manages to have enough of its own identity to deserve a chance. However, it still has a lot of room for improvement and lacks a little more originality in some of its proposals.

Unlike other Vanillaware games, GrimGrimoire Once More is not a game for everyone. If you connect with it and don't get frustrated by the "death, learn and try again" loop, you'll have a great time with a careful mix of role-playing, tactics, real-time strategy and tower defense. All topped with beautiful art and a very interesting plot.

Despite our initial doubts and a somewhat clumsy start, AC Nexus manages to gradually win over the player with a very careful setting and an adventurous aspect that works very well in virtual reality.

In Metroid Prime 4: Beyond lies a great game, buried beneath a layer of highly questionable decisions. Like Samus herself, you’ll have to scan every stone to find it.

Considered inside the long trajectory of the Yakuza franchise, this is a secondary chapter, as you can see in the digital format, the length or the mechanics, but it works really well as a bridge between the game from 2020 and the game that will be released in 2024. Few games can compute with this one in terms of script, characters, minigames...

Shadow Warrior 2 is an old school FPS, with frantic gameplay, great design elements and incredible fun. Its constant jokes made us smile throughout more than 12 hours of gunpowder and blood.

NBA 2K23 is one of the best games that has ever stepped onto a sports court. Its gameplay and technical fundamentals are without doubt, but the addition of historic modes to its roster is a better move than the one the Chicago Bulls made when they selected Michael Jordan with the third pick in the 1984 Draft.

LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is a game that doesn't break with the formula established in the previous LEGO titles, but adds some notable developments. Great entertainment for young and old.

Like the biggest Pixar's productions, Unravel delivers on very different levels. On one hand, it's a 2D platformer-puzzler that is very well-designed and, on the other hand, offers a poetic message about life, friendship and death. All wrapped in its own style, with a lovely main character made of wool and a fantastic world to explore and interact with, with great visuals and soundtrack. It's sold as an indie game, but at some points it looks more like a triple A game. If you loved Journey and other art-games, you should go for it.

Burnout Paradise Remastered is one of the best driving arcades on Switch. If you come from PS4 or One you probably will notice the differences, but all the driving and joyful experiences remain intact: speed, control and even the mandatory 60 frames per second. Even if you already played it, it's a fun ride... although it's expensive.

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.