The Sims 4 comes to consoles with the best of the version released for PC in 2014. It does not offer any free content besides the Happy Holidays package , but this can be complemented with the best of the catalog of packs and expansions from the day the game goes on sale. If you have not played the game yet, here's your chance.

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.

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.

A great compilation of Castlevania games, among the best you can find. If you prefer the classic gameplay over the 'metroidvania' style, you'll want to "bite".

Without being a perfect compilation, Another Code: Recollection updates two memorable adventures that fans of the genre in the strict sense of the word will like, one of those in which exploration and puzzles are the protagonists, although at times it almost seems more of a novel visual.

Road 96 Mile 0 is a prequel that will be well received by fans of the first game by dynamically introducing new gameplay concepts such as musical mini-games. Although its approach loses strength by eliminating the originality of the procedural narrative, the plot will keep your interest thanks to a conventional, but very successful script.

Lords of the Fallen has plenty of problems, but we loved the combination of the same old soulslike formula with something as unique and interesting as the "double world" exploration. If they manage to fix some (if not all) of the problems, this might be one of the hidden gems of 2023... and one of the best soulslike of recent memory.

Arizona Sunshine 2 convinces with its brainless action, its silly humor and the relationship between Buddy and the protagonist. It may not innovate and have technical flaws; even you can have seen all its tricks in other games, but what it does, it does in a very entertaining way: it's almost impossible to get bored with it.

An arcade with a great old school flavour. Its playability and audio-visual experience don't disappoint if you're looking for a simple, direct experience.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is neither the return of the series to its Survival Horror roots, nor the action disaster that was Resident Evil 6. It's a digital experiment that unfolds as a brief but enjoyable (and replayable) adventure, that certainly falls short in its technical aspects, but at least it has a strong selling point in offering a lot more content for 6 euros than some full priced titles for 70.

Trails of Cold Steel III is another great port to add to Nintendo Switch's library, but if you haven't played the previous two games (not available on Switch), you can miss important story details. If that's not the case, be ready for a long adventure that will leave you wanting more... and in the middle of an interesting cliffhanger.

The best possible version of Tales of Graces f Remastered comes with quality of life improvements and an adequate visual section, in addition to all the content of the original. It also maintains a story that leaves its mark, and a battle system within reach of very few JRPGs.

Oninaki is a solid-action JRPG that experiments lightly with the foundations of the genre creating a world with personality and appeal. The game does not disappoint by mixing tradition with novelty.

Braid Anniversary Edition is the definitive version of a game that everyone should play once in their life. If you want to know the secrets behind the development of the game, this edition is what you are looking for, despite not being a very extensive remastering in terms of playable new features.

A classic JRPG in the good and the not so good: it has that charm that only this kind of games possess, but things like structure and narrative hasn't aged so well. In any case, if you haven't played the original (or the remake), Star Ocean: First Departure R is a great opportunity to do it.

Co-op is a perfect fit for Little Nightmares III, enhancing the series' usual strengths, but the single-player experience has suffered as a result. So, playing it solo will be less enjoyable, while playing it with others can add a few points to your final score.

My Time At Portia is a game full of varied and fun missions, endearing NPCs and a charming atmosphere that allows us to spend hours and hours in the city without getting bored. If you like this kind of games, titles like Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley you will love losing you among Portia's innumerable secrets.

The mix of bartender simulator, interesting characters and clever writing makes VA-11 HALL-A a little gem, especially if you like games that are not your typical an have a lot to say. It is best savored in a smooth way... Like a whiskey on the rocks in a bar.

A noteworthy return of graphic adventures, that knows how to stick to the fundamentals while innovating in core details. Its difficulty may not please everyone, but its great humor sure hits the mark.

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.

State of Decay 2 takes the best things from the first game and powers up the mechanics to create a very interesting survival and management game. It has some problems and the multiplayer is not what we expected, but it is surprisingly addictive and very attractive for zombie lovers.

Even though it still has some problems and the port isn't perfect, we've enjoyed our time with Aeterna Noctis on the Nintendo Switch. Even more than the original game, actually, thanks to the fantastic Aeterna difficulty mode. If you haven't play or dropped it because it was too hard, now is the perfect time to jump back.

The narrative and its lack of ambition separate it from the best of the genre, but taking that aside, the gears of Gestalt: Steam & Cinder are perfectly placed and give rise to a metroidvania that is as solid as it is recommendable.

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.

Focusing on the relationships between the Mii characters and all sorts of surreal situations, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has given me some of the biggest laughs I've had lately.

The first Basque videogame for PS Vita offers many hours of fun with a fresh style based on platforms and puzzles.

Road to Boruto is a fun and spectacular fighting game that, even if it offers less content than Naruto SUNS Trilogy, includes all the DLC, the biggest roster of fighters seen in the series and offers more polished visuals, but it's not free of minor problems here and there, like fps drops in adventure mode.

Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom is a game that will delight the manganime fan. The ODM control is perfect, graphically is correct and the atmosphere is great. But, the gameplay is very repetitive and maybe the non-fan player fall into boredom soon.