Tactics Ogre Reborn is by its own merits one of the great SRPGs that we can now enjoy in the best way thanks to its new gameplay and graphics. However, we miss a greater courage on the part of Square Enix with this revision of the 2010 remake. If you already played it years ago, there are no great incentives to repeat.

Harvestella starts with an interesting proposal, mixing a Final Fantasy story with ideas from games like Stardew Valley, but it doesn't deliver because it never gets to deep on those ideas, keeping the game a little bit simpler. Add technical flaws and you've got the classic AA game that, with more time and budget, could have been an AAA game.

It may not be the most solid game out there, but it sure is a daring bet that works better than many had expected. It gives Sonic lore a new scope.

The first Brass Token game is set in an interesting psychedelic horror universe, inspired by movies such as The Wicker Man, Midsommar or Apostle. We enjoyed the story, characters and some undeveloped ideas, but most mechanics feel outdated.

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 best game of 2021 arrives at Nintendo Switch with a wonderful port, which has almost nothing to envy to the other versions. It even adds new elements, like a superfab spanish voiceover (missing on the 2021 release). If you have Switch and you love coop games, you shouldn't miss this one if you don't have played it yet.

God of War Ragnarok is a work of art, from narrative elements to the construction of the Nine Realms. A sequel worthy of a god, capable of making us cry and tremble with the fury of combat.

Even if we miss the creative side of LittleBigPlanet, Sackboy is still a very fun and solid platforming adventure for everyone, that offers a richer visual fest on PC (you will need a modern GPU to make it sing on PC). Maybe with more unique mechanics (as the musical levels) and a Friend Pass to share the game with a friend, would be even better.

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.

The core idea is good and we are thankful for its approach towards romantic horror, but everything else is really messy, with lots of graphical errors and some ambiguous puzzle designs.

The D.U.M.A offers some fun while traversing and fighting, but outside of that Star Ocean: The Divine Force it's an average JRPG. And that's ok, sometimes this kind of games that are good but not "masterpiece good" are just as entertaining as any crazy budget AAA. Sometimes even more.

We love the characters and the sense of humor in Tales of the Borderlands, but decision making, QTE and exploration sequences don´t live up to the story.

Bayonetta 3 delivers an impressive combat system, great variety in gameplay and a never ending surprises. It is not only one of the best Nintendo Switch games out there, but one of the best hack´n slash we´ve ever played.

Winters' expansion it's an interesting add-on, even if it pales in front of what Capcom did with Resident Evil 7. It adds far less content, less varied and less surprising. And it's a shame, because Capcom have had way too much characters and stories to unfold, starting with the beloved Lady Dimitrescu.

Gotham Knights doesn't know what game wants to be. It has the narrative and structure of a single player game... But also lackluster RPG elements that doesn't add anything to the formula and infinite, repeatable objectives like a MMO. It's not a bad game and we actually had fun with our time with it, but it lacks... something. And it's not Batman.

Uncharted it's another PlayStation-to-PC port well done, that adds a couple of great and intense adventures to Steam and Epic Games Store that will catch your atention till the end. But, even if they are good ports, we miss some options, like playing with higher fps or ray tracing.

Requiem is a great sequel, bigger and better than the original game in every aspect (storyline, gameplay mechanics and technical aspects). It truly feels like a Triple A game, but it has lost that fresh feeling we had when we first played Innocence.

A huge, colorful and charming adventure, which will attract any player with patience and love for exploration.

It seems a fresh Dragon Ball game, a new genre that hadn't been explored in the franchise before. The fact of using characters like Bulma and Oolong is a dream come true for fans, but after some gameplay the game turns into something monotonous, with lack of content and problems from the BETA that haven't been solved.

If you love RPGs and didn't play it on PS4, don't waste a second: P5R it's an essential take on the genre. As simple as that. And it doesn't matter if you play it on PC (a great 4K@120 fps port) or on the go on Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch (with its technical differences). It's one of those games that will hook you up 'till the end.

The Last Oricru might not have the most elaborate dialogue system, but compensates with a unique setting, a great story and choices that matter. It's a shame the combat system is so bland and falls behind any other soulslike out there... Although at least does it's job.

A lot of people probably won't like the gameplay, but the visual impact is so strong that it's difficult not to recommend Scorn. It's so disturbing you'll want to look away, and so breathtaking that you won't be able to stop looking. It's the playable nightmare of a macabre mind.

LEGO Bricktales it's not the usual LEGO game. It's more simpler, and put the focus on the construction, more than action or platforming. The problem is that all feels simple, and the main star, the construction, it's a little bit cumbersome and have its share of flaws. But if you like LEGO for the pure construction, you will enjoy it.

Overwatch 2 should not be a sequel. Its improvements feel great and perfect the gameplay. The free to play format will keep it afloat and introduce many to a fantastic hero shooter with impressive charisma, but it is not a sequel. What was seen here should have come sooner and may well be insufficient for fans.

We like the idea of going back to classic RPG such as A Link To The Past, and pixelart is great. But the game has some control and design issues.

A noteworthy port of a outstanding game. All the main ingredients remain intact, but we have made some graphical compromises on the way.

It's a shame there are so many underutilized elements, because Valkyrie Elysium has all the tools to reach Valhalla. Even then, if you like action RPGs and nordic mythology, you're going to love the gameplay thanks to a really great combat system.

Alfred Hitchcock Vertigo might be rough at first, but if you carry on during its most tedious parts, the plot will hook you. It's a reimagining of the 1958 classic, set in modern times with brand new characters and story. It's ties with Hitchcock's work feel far-fetched sometimes, but it finds its own voice and has a story worth telling.