Even ten years after its original release, Borderlands is still a great co-op experience, which looks great thanks to its "cel-shading" graphics (4k resolution in PS4 PRO and Xbox One X).

One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 lands on Switch with a "deluxe edition" that keeps all the pros and cons from the original release: a huge amount of content, repetitive gameplay mechanics and missions, varied modes, faithful visuals to the anime... A game that fits perfectly on Switch, and it's highly enjoyable "on the go".

Echoes of the Fallen is another dose of more Final Fantasy XVI. It's not a game changer and it's very short, but if you liked the main game, here you will find an extra chapter with the same level of spectacle and epicness.

Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV is Nintendo's most complete party game, but debuts on Nintendo Switch 2 with some “buts” and questionable decisions, such as not having technically improved the Switch game or a very limited GameShare option. But make no mistake: it's still the king of the party.

Story of Seasons is a great life simulation and farm RPG game, with a slow progression, but a lot of content and some good new ideas for the genre.

Black Ops Cold War delivers one of the best campaigns in the Call of Duty saga, alongside multiplayer, zombies and a perfect integration with Warzone.

Evolve has great gameplay mechanics and is most likely the best asymmetric multiplayer game that you will find. The problem is that the hunt becomes more repetitive and simple the more you play it. It’s definitely a good game, especially with friends, but we need more complexity to became easy prey for Turtle Rock Studios and 2K.

If you like the concept, this Atelier entry will keep you satisfied.

A good mix of ideas that work mostly fine, although some hiccups may bother certain players. Ideal for fans of old school survival horrors, even from the 16 bit era.

Full Throttle Remastered is a very good point & click adventure, essential for lovers of the genre. The remastering is good, although in some points the passage of time is slightly noticeable.

Mortal Shell is a great debut for Cold Symmetry, but it's not a perfect game. It has awesome ideas with the shells, but it is also an opaque world with no clear story.

Even with questionable aspects such as the premium currency, The Crew Motorfest has tons of style and quality flashes, with a solid proposal that can connect with the most eclectic speed lovers (one race you are in the mud, the next on F1). Too bad that aspects such as the improvable multiplayer, or the "always online", affect the final result.

A great and colorful island with a big humor sense is waiting for Mario, Princess Peach and Toad.

Firewatch is a fresh idea, with an excellent script and memorable dialogs. The walkie-talkie relationship between the protagonist and his boss, Delilah, is simply brilliant but the decisions we make has no real or coherent consequences and, therefore, the magic disappears.

Beyond Light is a great expansion that shines thanks to the introduction of the stasis, a new and fun power that promises to changes everything. If you also love the lore and want to know a lot more about the Destiny universe, this expansion is for you.

If Pokémon it's youir thing, Temtem carries the formula a little bit further, with new elements in combat, MP or a higher level of challenge. It doesn't have the refinement level of Pokémon in certain areas, and it's "always online" component, makes impossible to play it on portable on Switch if the place doesn't have Wi-Fi.

Jurassic World Evolution is one of the most beautiful park builder games out there, and we love the way dinosaurs are recreated from the movie. It is also easy enough to let newcomers enjoy this genre. Sometimes we felt progress is too slow even for a strategy game.

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.

A one-of-a-kind RPG with a realistic approach that, while not for everyone, possesses a special charm and a sense of complete immersion. And now, thanks to the improvements in the next-gen port, there's no better way to (re)discover Henry's first adventure.

Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition for Xbox One is as good as the original and has three new levels in which we can control the great BunnyLord by ourselves.

It manages to make you feel happy and relaxed with just the right dose of adventures. It's not for hardcore players, of course, but you'll appreciate it if you just want to escape to a more colorful reality.

EA Sports FC 24 brings us a little closer to the most realistic football. The new features in immersion are the perfect wrapper for a gameplay that is essentially the same, but which features more important new features than we expected. We only regret that it continues to suffer from continuity and the lack of new features in FIFA game modes.

Modern Warfare 2 is a worthy Call of Duty game. Campaign is fun, and multiplayer is full of content, with the "bulletproof" gameplay we (and millions of players) love. But it is not a risky move, as Modern Warfare was. Better game than Vanguard, but still on the conservative side.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider improves every element of the previous games. Tomb design, jungle setting and the natural disasters complete the definitive Lara Croft adventure. Sometimes it feels too similar to Rise of the Tomb Raider, not only gameplay-wise but even with respect to locations, characters and enemies.

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition is a great remaster for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. The options have improved with new characters and better graphics but the gameplay feels old, the level design is poor and the platform parts are completely uncontrollable. Everything you see has been done better on DmC, no matter Dante's new look.

A more than OK port of the original game, capable of amuse you for hours, although it doesn't keep with the technical prowess of the other versions.

Doom 64 is a game from 23 years ago, but even though 3D has changed a lot over the years, it's still a lot of fun and the new HD textures look gorgeous. Its format is perfect for short and intense games, especially on Nintendo Switch.

The Climb 2's new ideas and gameplay mechanics make it more varied and attractive, but without going too far from the first game's proposal. It's still a very enjoyable climbing arcade game, with options, unlockables, rankings and achievements that will hook you up for a good amount of time.