Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a strong return for the series. BioWare plays it safe by delivering a classic fantasy RPG adventure backed by fresh, dynamic combat. You may have seen everything in the game before, but that doesn't mean it's not a hugely enjoyable experience.

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.

The “perfect storm” of talent, fun, and a competitive price makes up for the fact that Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered is an imperfect, unpretentious remaster. Despite everything, it offers the ideal opportunity to revisit this gem from two generations ago.

Snowy in Carbonpolis is an adventure superior to Me and the Professor on Summer, although it still has problems, from an extreme simplicity to a somewhat slow and monotonous gameplay. But if you love the crazy universe created by Yoshito Usui, and you like Japanese culture, you have many chances to fall in love with it.

The Lake House can be considered a conservative DLC, with a gameplay that does not stray far from the classic Survival template. But what makes it special is the way it connects the universe of Remedy's games, with a narrative and a story that you can enjoy even without knowing the series, and that closes the plot well. Too bad it's too short.

The history of Japanese role-playing games might have been very different if Romancing SaGa 2 had been released to everyone at the time, but it's never too late: today, thanks to this fantastic remake, we can discover it and enjoy it in its best possible version.

Whether you're a veteran player of the franchise or not, there's plenty of fun to be had here. The changes mostly improve on the original, and Shadow's campaign is a real blast. That's how we like Sonic, friends of SEGA.

Mixed feelings for an adventure that has flashes of brilliance, but fails to live up to expectations in the technical aspects and in some aspects of gameplay. If you are a big fan of the genre, you can give it a chance and maybe some aspects will surprise you.

Super Mario Party Jamboree knows how to refresh a unique formula. This new installment feels innovative and extremely complete, with very fun modes and new features that will generate constant laughter in each of your games. The big farewell party for Switch.

A remarkable platforming game that the whole family can enjoy. Its only "sin" is being too similar to previous titles. It lacks a soul gameplay wise. Even so, it's a solid, beautiful adventure.

Hardcore action, naval battles, a wide variety of mechanics and systems... It has its problems (some very obvious), but once you get on the Ys X: Nordics ship, you won't want to jump overboard.

NEVA is pure emotion, an audiovisual delight that conquers the gameplay with the sword to offer an adventure that is more earthly than GRAY, but equally full of meaning and feeling.

Dragon Ball reaches new heights with this game. It's awesome on the outside, but it's the complex and profound gameplay mechanics that make it really awesome. A dream come true for any Dragon Ball fan.

Nowadays, it seems like a fantasy for a JRPG to recapture the magic and spirit of yesteryear: to live an unforgettable journey through a new world, with a memorable story, memorable characters and turn-based combat that keeps us glued to the screen for hundreds of hours. But Metaphor is no fantasy; it is pure reality.

The update of Until Dawn for PS5 and PC is not a bad game: it shines visually, despite flaws such as exaggerated gestures, stuttering or not passing 30 fps, leaving a visual feast more realistic than on PS4. Too bad the price is not more adjusted, like other remakes or remasters, because the perception of many players would change.

Diablo IV Vessel of Hatred fails to match the quality of previous expansions in the series due to its change of approach in terms of story and business model. However, it does offer enough to tempt even the biggest Sanctuary fans.

Bloober needed to keep and adapt everything that made the 2001 game great: its atmosphere, characters, story... They've done all that and added their own ingredients to present us with a complete, emotional and exciting experience. It's not technically perfect, but Silent Hill 2 has everything it needs to stand out in the fog.

God of War Ragnarok for PC establishes itself as a more than worthy version of Santa Monica Studio's acclaimed title. With solid performance, a good range of options and a few minor improvements, Kratos can now tackle fatherhood in style.

It shows good intentions and is visually pleasant, but it offers almost nothing new to enjoy. It could have gone a longer way, but we see it as a wasted opportunity.

It's always a pleasure to come back to MK1, but the story and fights of this expansion feel a bit shallow. Anyway, we can't wait to fight with those future guest characters.

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom cleverly combines the format of classic installments with the style of modern ones; a link between the past and the future of the saga that also brings home-grown ideas full of possibilities and freshness. The princess has shown why she has always been HER legend.

EA Sports FC 25 establishes itself as a new evolution in the series. There's nothing revolutionary within the game, but it does add enough incentive to be engaging, despite being ‘same old, same old’. FC IQ has impact, Rush mode is fun and the presentation remains impeccable.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed brings some important touches to a unique platformer that can now be played again under better conditions. It could have been better, but the remastering work is competent and reminds us of the great virtues that this Wii exclusive had.

The PC version of Final Fantasy XVI is very demanding, with mid-range computers being the worst affected. But if you have a PC with high specs, this is without a doubt the best way to play Square Enix's action title.

It’s simple: did you enjoy Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown and would you like to enjoy another helping of beautifully designed platforming sections and boss fights that are some of the best ever seen in a 2D game? Well, don’t think twice: the Mask of Darkness DLC is a must-have.

Pneumata combines gameplay from modern Resident Evil and the Outlast series, and fans of both games will appreciate the author's good intentions. But a number of shortcomings and design flaws make it difficult to recommend.

The Plucky Squire is one of the indie surprises of 2024, a great game in both form and content, with original ideas (like entering and exiting pages) and a superb staging. It can be criticized for tending to repeat ideas, but everything it does, it does very well and with a good dose of fun along the way.

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster is a revamped version of a game we've been missing. Frank West's adventure is still as fun as ever and can now be enjoyed like never before. The gameplay improvements are more than welcome and the graphical plot stands out much more than expected. Let's kill zombies!