Tails of Iron 2 Whiskers of Winter is a good and fun sequel that offers enough to keep you loving the soulslike RPG universe created by the humble Odd Bug Studio. However, lacking the wow factor of the first instalment of the saga and with some little errors, this game could have used a little something new in terms of design.

Without revolutionizing the genre, Ruined King: A League of Legends Story does everything it sets out to do very well. In this way, it will satisfy both MOBA fans and those looking for a complete and content-laden turn-based RPG.

Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster is a great opportunity to discover, or replay, two role-playing gems from the GameCube era. Although the visual improvement is evident, Bandai Namco could have done more, as translating Baten Kaitos Origins or polishing the technical hiccups. Even with that, both are great adventures, with a great combat system.

Quantum Break may fail as a transmedia project. The 4 real action episodes start well but they get worse in the end. On the other hand, Quantum Break does achieve what it promised as a game: a fun combat system with cool time powers, it's graphically awesome and it has a great story. Sure, it will get as many fans as haters but that's the price of trying to do new things.

Tose Co. has developed a great classic JRPG, playable in both PS4 and PS Vita, with an original battle, capture and evolve system. Expect lots of cameos from characters from the saga, in its "chibi" form, and revisit famous locations such as Nibelheim (from Final Fantasy VII). Original, fun and a great way to get you ready for Final Fantasy XV.

Call of the Elder Gods sticks to its formula of pure adventure—no action—with a wide variety of puzzles and situations that keep you hooked from start to finish... though its gameplay style may not be for everyone. But if it clicks with you, get ready for a fun challenge.

With its combination of Souls-like combat, unguided exploration, Resident Evil-esque puzzles, and Zelda-esque dungeon crawling, Hell is Us is one of the most gritty, challenging, and surprising experiences of the year.

Tales of Berseria Remastered is a merely competent remaster, a shortcoming that is made up for by the game’s strengths: its powerful story and its entertaining gameplay. Just as importantly, the game finally arrives on Microsoft and Nintendo consoles.

Feels like an evolution of Punch Put series, focused on multiplayer tournaments. Fun to play and tough to master, the downside is its lack of content: characters, game modes and levels.

This chapter three gets us feel more identified with the Forrester, has more action and betrayals, the best chapter of the Game Of Thrones Telltale Series.

Darksiders Genesis looked like another Diablo clone, but it has its own personality and is a Darksiders with a different perspective. It's fun, has a component of RPG and platform game and, despite its problems, is a great new game of the saga created by Madureira brothers.

Minecraft: The Story mode is a curious adventure, with touches of fun, that visually looks and feels like the original. It's perfect for kids and fans of Minecraft.

A beautiful moving experience, set in the First World War. 11-11 Memories Retold feels like playing a graphic adventure inside a Renoir or Van Gogh picture. Sadly it is too easy and short.

Deliver Us The Moon is the kind of game where it's kind of obvious that it could have been much, much greater with a bigger budget and more development time, because the premise is great and there's good ideas all over the place. If you love good stories -space stories, particularly- you'll have a great time with it.

Unravel Two offers the same formula, a mix of platform and puzzle games, but now you can enjoy it in local co-op. Is that enough for a sequel? Maybe for some, but if you played the original, you'll feel that it's a little bit more of the same, that there is not much new at all. Even the graphics feels very similar.

An excellent platformer for 3DS and one of the best options for the system. It has tons of contents and joy. The difficulty level is just right.

A good retro collection that features the first Mega Man games with some extras.

No big news for Egypt. This DLC doesn't offer any new mechanics or gameplay surprises. Anyway, the story and cut-scenes are good enough to make us admire Bayek even more.

The total lack of new features and some graphical issues don't make it less appealing for those who didn't play it in the past. Core survival horror gameplay for a disturbing experience.

Puzzle design in VR is great and controls with PS Move work fine, but FORM is short, and we'd love to see more on the exploration and storyline side.

It's the same game released in 2014 for PS4, and then ported to PS3 and Vita. It's a superb platform adventure, with a touching message and an unforgettable cast. But, if you played it back then, here you won't find anything new, neither good nor bad, because everything is here, from the real time savestate to... not controlling Abe with the D-pad.

An excellent ode to the golden era of 16 bits. As a game per se, it delivers a brief but intense and varied challenge, one that will seduce you to replay its levels once and again.

It may not be the best platformer of 2024, but The Smurfs: Dreams manages to stand out as an ideal proposal for all kinds of players, especially the youngest ones, with a very entertaining story and gameplay that engages from beginning to end, and does not stretch unnecessarily.

Citadelum was already a fantastic game on PC, but this version for Nintendo Switch 2 has gone straight to becoming our favorite way to play the city builder of Ancient Rome.

Few open worlds offer an experience as unique and different as Tchia, a game with a personality as overwhelming as its own world or the mechanics it proposes. Even with its flaws and technical aspects that can be improved, it is a game that deserves a chance, unless you are not into open world games.

Riders Republic is a little surprise, an extreme sports game that pick ups elements from the legends of the genre and applies them to a huge open world, more social-oriented, but without losing the focus on the fun part. It's far from perfect, but at least tries to do something different... despite the micropayments.

A tiny hero takes part of a big adventure. This is a different game, one for those who want to try something simple, but different.

Platinum Games doesn't disappoint and delivers a wild action game that Transformers fans will love, even with the limitations.