It retains huge amounts of personality and the charm of vintage point and click adventures, but it's not as groundbreaking as Broken Age Act 1 was. Also, the difficulty curve is a bit steep.

A good collection of mental agility tests, with which to put in shape the different areas of our brain. Regarding the games that came out on Nintendo DS, Wii and Wii U, it incorporates multiplayer modes, both local (4 players in TV mode and 2 in portable mode) and online against "ghosts" of other players.

It might look too shallow (and it probably is) at first glance, but the representation of the characters is certainly charming. It's like giving life to a shonen TV show.

Dandara is an artistic pixel art metroidvania with ideas of his own, like an original control scheme and a little Dark Souls touch. The problem is that, as a game designed to be played on smartphones without physic controls, the gameplay mechanics and power ups tend to be a little simple. But if you love the metroidvania genre, you'll enjoy it.

Fans of Digimon and the first Cyber Sleuth will surely love Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory, where the digital monsters are the undisputed stars of the film. On the bad side, it's almost exactly like the original game (some locations are the same, and even the soundtrack is reused), and for an JRPG it's pretty average.

Almost as fun as Inazuma Eleven. Kids will enjoy it more, but any RPG lover will find many good things in it.

Nihilumbra is a good, but short, experience for PS Vita. Its core points are the story and puzzles, but some of the mechanics become reiterative.

Although Pac-Man has starred in games across a wide variety of genres, in 2025 he adds another notch to his revolver: his first Metroidvania succeeds in combining the foundations of the genre with ideas from Toru Iwatani's creation and souls-like touches. The result is an entertaining, enjoyable game that's hard to put down. And it also comes with a free upgrade to Switch 2.

A solid game with good intentions, but a far cry from the biggest games in the genre. As an appetizer is ok, but the most hardcore hack and slash fans will probably prefer to wait for Bayonetta 3... or boot up Devil May Cry 5 one more time.

It lacks relevant new features in the gameplay department, but the story and the new characters are engaging.

Headmaster scores a funny goal in PlayStation VR with its original (but simple) concept, well-designed challenges and its particular sense of humour.

Second DLC for Destiny introduces new game modes, multiplayer maps and story missions, as well as a new social headquarters, The Reef. The main storyline is still incomplete and we miss some new mechanics.

You will have a lot of fun playing Dragon Quest Treasures. It's a quite simple spin-off, and you may listen to some soundtracks recycled from previous Dragon Quest games, but the gameplay is really fresh and funny, thanks to the monsters recruitment and the search of treasures. In addition, the translation and Toriyama designs are wonderful.

The franchise recovers its energy with its most comfortable game, which shows a genuine sense of humor. It's also the easiest iteration, though.

Beyond Two Souls in PS4 offers an immersive plot and awesome graphics, but it's basically the same game of PS3. A good opportunity for those who did not play on this platform.

Broken Sword is back. The series created by Charles Cecil recovers its essence and provides humor, mystery and adventure. A game made for fans and a tribute to the entire franchise.

Zombie Army 4 improves in every way. It adds variety (campaign takes place in different cities with lots of secrets and objectives), deepens gameplay and it is extremely fun to play (solo or coop mode). Sadly, it still shows some technical issues.

Earth Defense Force 2 is an action-packed game that, even with its own flaws (like repetitive gameplay) it stands out as a very fun and addictive game. Play it in short sessions and/with friends, and your will find that it's a very good addition to the PS Vita library. What's more, it's one of the best pure action games on the system. If you like the genre, you'll enjoy it.

It's been a while since fans of Square Enix have gone back to the old school with the Final Fantasy franchise. It's not that Type-0 HD is an RPG master-class but to be sure that it brings back some of the lost magic of the Final Fantasy series. Despite it having combat on real time, Type-0 HD is more Final Fantasy than any of the Fabula Nova Crystallis series.

DONTNOD shows off its narrative muscle with an interesting proposal that, without great playable novelties, engages. While the first tape extends too much in showing all the cards, the second seems to be in a hurry to close everything quickly (it lasts half). Even that doesn't stop it from being a game that DONTNOD fans will enjoy, the rest.

Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition Pack is a return to one of the best known and most prestigious sagas in history. This port to Nintendo Switch allows us to play, in portable mode, one of the best role titles that exists. However, despite the great content, it does not give us any motivation to play this title again for more than 20 years.

JRPG lovers have in Tales of Zestiria a new challenge that comes loaded with a good story and effective development.

A pretty solid and good-looking game that manages to satisfy any kind of gamer, although it lacks the variety and part of the charm of some other racing titles. It gives what it promises, anyway.

One decade later, RFG is still one of the best games in terms of destructible environments, a very gratifying feature that the remastered edition retains... as it does with its shortcomings, like a relatively empty map to repetitive missions or the graphics, that look outdated in some areas like character models.

A MMORPG with an interesting approach but a pretty conventional execution. If you are fan of spells, magic creatures and broomstick flights, Citadel: Forged With Fire is the invitation letter to a magic world you've been waiting for.

The Invincible is a walking simulator that, starting from a good story, fails to adapt it to a video game in a satisfactory way. It's a slow game, with accessory and sometimes unnecessary mechanics that at times feels more like a visual novel with playable "globs". And it's a shame, because there was potential in its atmosphere.

Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning comes to Nintendo Switch with a great conversion that maintains the type regardless of how we play, becoming an ideal option to meet or rediscover this fantasy action RPG.

We really love Slocap's unique concepto of football, one that's truly different to the usual FIFAs and Pros. When the matches "connect", they really are irresistible, but the game desperately needs more options and modes, and a more solid online performance.