Biomutant has been conceived to awaken great loves in the public, but it will not conquer everyone equally. His personal way of presenting himself and posing his gaming experience is a break from the more classic format and feels like an evolution of the old PS2 and Xbox games.

The Outlast Trials seeks to bring a world designed so far for a single player to the multiplayer terrain. The result? A delicious survival game that, while unfair to the bravest, offers hours and hours of fun to any group that has enough stomach to face their terrifying figures and buckets of blood and viscera.

Combining the classic style of absorption and copy with the new armor and amiibos compatibility, Kirby knows how to reinvent itself in a short and easy adventure, but satisfying and replayable.

A new chance to visit Karnaca and to infiltrate ourselves in its dark streets. A game full of shadows and the option of choosing action and fight as a final resource in case we are detected. Shorter than Dishonored 2 but also fun and deep.

Nine Sols offers a polished action experience at its best, but at times clouded by overly long and tedious fights. Combat that feels like an endurance test, but with mechanics so precise that it's a joy to get smacked by the bosses over and over again.

Unravel Two is still an experience worth playing. The introduction of cooperative does not hurt the solo experience and the challenge levels give an idea of how far the seemingly simple mechanics of the Yarnys can go.

Virginia is an experience able to catch the player's attention thanks to its thriller style and its narrative resources. A good videogame with an outstanding OST recorded by the Prage Philarmonic Orchestra. One of the best indie projects of its genre.

A good port of an already good co-op platformer that doesn't do anything new, nor anything but despite being relatively short.

Anno 117: Pax Romana combines an engaging narrative with an excellent learning curve and deep, addictive gameplay. Although the visual details could be improved, it keeps the player fully immersed in city-building.

Thanks to its (not so) few changes from previous instalments, Civilization VII provides more freedom to think and strategize so that we can build a different way of playing each time. With a wide range of options and more profound decision-making, Fireaxis offers one of the best games in the franchise.

The Elder Scrolls Online takes us to the Gold Road in the Western Forest, a beautiful new area with three very different biomes, several campaigns and the appearance of two new mechanics: Stylistics and Scribing. With a refreshing approach and a lot of desire to change what we have already seen in Highland and Necrom, Gold Road continues the story arc of Agent of Destiny with a new story and everything necessary to please players who have been living adventures in Tamriel for 10 years.

A great version of Railway Empire. A great game that allows you to become the king of the railway empire all around the world. Now with several additions.

Halfway between old and new, this first episode of King's Quest is a good start for a series that seemed to have been forgotten.

A nice surprise that we weren't expecting. A stealth game that it's also a roguelike and an RPG, dressed with a steampunk shirt. We love it and hate it at the same time because of its manic difficulty and some control issues.

Mundfish arrives with a charismatic and powerful proposal that leaves us wanting a sequel.

The Turing Test really proves the player's abilities and make us swim into a deep pool of reflections and ideas about the human mind.

Mixtape succeeds as a narrative adventure. It tells a coming-of-age story through a smart blend of visuals and music, delivering some genuinely fun moments along the way. Unfortunately, it’s not a game for everyone.

Short, and with some ups and downs on its narrative side, but being capable of merging the old style point'n click adventures with the modern ones.

Teku Studios has needed four years of development to finish Candle. Every day has been worth it. Candle is one of the most beautiful adventure of the year and a very complex one.

Syberia: The World Before is an incredibly well cared for audiovisual work, with an overwhelming cinematographic work.

A great -but short- homage to the old shoot'em up classic that is as hard as it is satisfying.

After our first foray into the Savage Planet, Revenge of the Savage Planet ups the ante with a more ambitious and well-rounded game offer. A 100-year journey that culminates in the exploration of an entire abandoned solar system at the hand of a large corporation. Its 3D metroidvania proposal includes platforms, combat, exploration and a large number of puzzles and collectibles that will help us achieve the desired ending... or succumb in the attempt. All this wrapped in a hooligan and irreverent humor that sometimes goes too far in its intention to criticize the world in which we live and in which we could live.

The sequel to Hidetaka "Swery65" Suehiro's most memorable creation rests entirely on the same things that made the former a cult game. For better and for worse.

Resident Evil 4 is back, and this time it feels more comfortable than ever before. A great videogame and an awesome opportunity to try one of the most decisive titles that changed completely the relationship between horror and action.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a paranormal adventure with excellent manufacturing and a good argument that places the indie scene in an even higher level already has in this generation.

Shattered Space takes advantage of the latest additions to Starfield to create a great adventure full of new content on a mysterious planet to explore, either on foot or at the wheel of our vehicle. The Va'ruun house becomes an exceptional protagonist of a new political plot in which we will have to choose once again our path in the stars. New content, allies, secondary missions and factions put the icing on a cake that more than fulfills as an expansion.

A great starting point for a new Telltale games' series that manages to retain what's better from the developer and from the characters. We just don't want to wait to see how this story unfolds... we need it now.

Planet Coaster 2 presents a clear evolution over its predecessor, led by the changes in the career mode and the additions in customization, but sometimes it feels that it is weighed down by being too continuist. Even so, it is a clear reference in its genre, and a worthy successor to the first Planet Coaster.

A good adventure that has every ingredient in the original Darksiders formula, and even manages to evolve it. In gameplay terms, we love Darksiders III, but its narrative is a complete mess.

A nice mixture of genres that lacks any graphical punch that support its wonderful gameplay.

This DLC Season starts strong for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, with an interesting pack full of variety on the competitive side, and the interesting addition of the Exo Zombis mode. The worst thing about Havoc is Slideshow, the clown themed map... But that's kind of personal.

An interesting proposal centered on satisfying RPG fans, which will feel like being at home with everything Oreshika has to offer.

LEGO Horizon Adventures is a gift for all players, whether or not they are fans of Aloy's story. The story and personality of the characters eat up the scenery in a title that features somewhat linear gameplay. Although it sometimes fails in this aspect, it is worth going through this game because of the fun experience it offers. It is impossible to go more than five minutes without laughing.

A DLC that complements the main history on the game while letting us control a different character, centering it's experience on puzzles and stealth. Fun, but very short.

A surprisingly good horror exploration adventure that relies too much on a single mechanic, which makes the final part of Layers of Fear too reiterative, and that is its only flaw.

A good debut from Painted Black Games with a personal and intimate work.

A nice game that offers a solid visual representation and nice (but uninventive) gameplay mechanics. With a little more variety and depth it could have been outstanding.

A game that was about to be the next big Final Fantasy game, but doesn't get there because of its worthless graphics. Much more than the price to pay for having Final Fantasy XV Episode Duscae.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake has some points where it doesn't evolve enough and is somewhat simple in its story. However, that doesn't stop you from enjoying a colorful and fantastic adventure in a reimagining that respects the classic and brings it closer to modern audiences.

Caroline Walker returns with her sister in a new adventure that far surpasses the first Tormented Souls. The Araneda brothers' survival horror expands in this sequel with a more ambitious approach that rivals the great classics of the genre. Beautifully and intelligently designed settings, powerful characters, and an immense number of deep puzzles are the keys to a quest that will take us through different locations in search of our sister. Two endings with the promise of a third "funny" ending in the future, many tense situations, and the need to use your head to make it to the credits are the foundations of a release that surprises with the care with which it has been created.

If you are a WWE fan, don't look for many excuses: although WWE 2K23 is a tremendously continuist game with very few new features, those incorporated are more than enough reason to enjoy it for hundreds of hours.

A nice try by Visceral Games, despite the fact that they don't succeed in bringing Battlefield its old glory. At least it offers the best online experience possible, solving all Battlefield 4 issues.

A prequel that manages to retain almost everything that made the original game something truly special, despite its 'natural' nature and its focus on 'just' feelings.

Scarlet Nexus is a huge surprise. His combat is wonderful and his story, despite having less inspired moments, knows how to generate interest. The differences between the two protagonists and the surprises are enough to please any fan of the genre.

Infinity Nikki is a true gift, although it's not a game for everyone. Despite featuring a story that feels lacking, its beautiful open world and Nikki's immense wardrobe come together to create a package that brings joy to the soul and peace to the mind.

One of those games that transcend its own nature to become something more... almost art. This is the best way to make Joel immortal.

Chopping fruit has never been this fun. Fruit Ninja Kinect makes everything better, including more mini-games and allowing up to 4 people to enjoy the party.

A good Golf Game that is very accessible to everyone and is very beautiful. Its flaw it its certain lack of variety and content.

Horror Tales: The Beggar softens the horror component and adds a large handful of surprising mechanics to its sci-fi odyssey. A broken world serves as a futuristic setting for a proposal that develops the lore of the Wine and marks the path towards Coronado's future as a developer. Three and a half hours of enjoyment and bewilderment that demonstrate the author's concern to offer something different from what has already been seen in the genre.

Days Gone Remastered fits great on PS5 with renewed visuals and a very interesting Horde Assault mode. A perfect excuse to come back, or to experience it for the first time.

Those of us who love to get into the game, learn more about its world and eavesdrop, read emails on terminals and rack our brains to get into places without being shot at, are in luck: with Deathloop we have a great game for a while.

Team Ninja shows its best side. In Wo Long there are still some of its common problems, but the result is a remarkable Soulslike.

Dragon Quest VIII for the Nintendo 3DS is the best way to get into the Dragon Quest mood. A nice way to understand why everyone loves the franchise. But for the veteran player it's not much of an exercise of nostalgia.

An A+ on its narrative and audiovisual presentation but not near perfect on its gameplay, due to the subjugation of its mechanics to the storytelling. Besides that it's too easy and not very long.

Better, deeper and more beautiful than the first game, but it's not as perfect as we were wishing. Gravity Rush 2 makes almost the same mistakes that the original game made, and that's a shame.

An amazing game full of darkness, vampires and blood in the London of the first quarter of the 20th Century. A great mix of exploration, conversations and difficult encounters with dangerous creatures of the night.

Helldivers 2 arrives on Xbox after a year and a half of content, just before a major update. Its unique approach and charismatic take on the shooter genre make it a sure hit for all players who enjoy online gaming. A wealth of scenarios, missions, and planets will keep you entertained for the duration of the superwar and its aftermath.

Watch Dogs Legion is a very traditional open world that relies on its new recruiting system, with almost limitless possibilities. The figure of a protagonist and a little more evolution is missed, but getting lost in London is always fun.

Expand and improve what was seen in the first installment, with greater visual maturity and small modifications in battles. Extremely deep, its superb turn-based combat and depth will hook you if you are able to get into its replay and egg collection dynamic.

A fun, complete and challenging experience for your brain; Quadrilateral Cowboy shall force you to finish every single level in order to feel satisfied.

Despite its simplification in the plot and the mechanics of the Story Mode, kids will finally unleash their imagination.

One fun MOBA game that takes advantage of the touch controls, despite it needing a big screen to be fully enjoyed. 3 on 3 matches are plenty of fun.

It promised and has delivered, at least to a certain extent, and has managed to sneak its way into becoming our favorite soccer game of recent seasons. If you play every year, you'll notice the differences, with special mention going to its two different gameplay options.

Invincible VS is a very solid fighting game. The story is undoubtedly its weakest point, but the fun you’ll get from the arcade and online modes is enough to keep you hooked for hours.

Hand of the Gods is a highly customizable cardboard game with an interesting touch of tactical-spacial options that make him very different to similar games from different developers. Deep and cheap. Go for it.

Paper Beast Enhanced Edition, through the fascinating design of its ecosystem, offers us a puzzle title that will make us think and wonder in a different way.

Where The Water Tastes Like Wine gets to translate the oral narrative into a game mechanic. The way the game transforms and mutates the stories that we know and we tell makes the game a deep reflection about the most human act of all: telling our experiences to others so they can learn from us.

A modern classic and one of those games that everyone must play but a little bit overpriced for a simple remaster.

As Dusk Falls is a perfect video game to play in company regardless of the experience of the people involved in the game, a well-written and remarkably resolved decisional adventure that delivers an interesting story, and will guarantee you a couple of nights of good entertainment.

A sequel that continues the story but effectively corrects the mistakes of the first installment. Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles 2 is, at last, the adaptation of the series that fans deserved. One of the best arena fighters in recent times.

A remake that proves that old games can still be fun even with some minor hiccups due its age. Fun, cheap and beautiful RTS along the lines of Age of Empires.

Haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, touch panel, motion sensor, microphone, speaker... there is not a single feature missing from the game included in every PlayStation 5 to discover all the possibilities of the DualSense controller. In addition, it is a nostalgic journey through the history of PlayStation that has touched our hearts.

A JRPG that refines, polishes and perfects the formula explored by its predecessor, delivering an experience that borders on excellence in each of its sections, including its addictive combat system. A must for fans of the genre, especially for those who miss the stories that do not tend to grandiloquence.

One of those unexpected surprises among the few first Nintendo Switch games. It may not be for everyone, but if you enjoy rhythm games, you'll enjoy this one.

FIFA 22 incorporates enough novelties in its game system to vary the rhythm of the matches and improve the experience. A great simulator, punctuated by the importance of microtransactions and the absence of major developments in its different modalities.

Obisian knows how to drag us into Tyranny's lore and story. One of the most attainable RPGs of the last years. Both the newbie and the veteran will enjoy Tyranny at his best.

The Midnight Walk is a deeply rewarding journey that pulls you in from start to finish. Its sinister and macabre world holds a breathtaking beauty, inviting the player to light a match and lose themselves in it.

Ready or Not forces you to use all five senses, and teaches you that pulling the trigger is a last resort. A tactical shooter that can get a little repetitive, but whose foundations give you very memorable moments.

Great visuals (still) and many extras, but the use of the same control scheme feels old, and doesn't work too well on new gen.

Aven Colony is a nice alternative to Cities: Skylines and a well made city builder. Even when it gets boring or repetitive it's still a nice game.

A deep and accessible fighting game that will entertain lonely gamers for a while, but that actually has some flaws in terms of online game modes. The game will probably improve over time as DOA 5 did, but as it is right now it falls a bit short.

Back 4 Blood manages to live up to its predecessors, offering an improved, deeper, funnier and more addictive experience.

After several installments that have failed to do justice to the Infogrames classic, Alone in the Dark returns in a new episode somewhere between a reboot and a remake. An original story with an all-star cast that modernizes the classic and offers a new starting point for this mix of Lovecraft and intelligent humor.

The guys from Alike Studio have recreated a fabulous puzzle title with great artistic level, adorable characters and fun levels to complete. Everything with an original mechanic that gets complicated and surprising at every step. No limits have been placed when designing crazy levels and that is noticeable and appreciated. The around 50 levels of the game have been a bit short, so we'll have to ask for more.

Under the Waves offers a unique experience, masterfully combining fascinating underwater exploration with an emotional story.

Nobody Wants to Die is an adult and mature game that is not afraid to present itself for what it is. An experience in which the player must do his part to get all the juice out of the proposal. His speech and his debate in a maddening moment of our society takes root with more force thanks to that treatment of immortality that becomes much stronger when life has already put you a few trips and you have learned to understand the truth that hides that Who wants to live forever by Brian May to which the good Freddy Mercury gave voice and talent on stage. Once you get past the incredible voices of its protagonists, the stupendous melodies of its soundtrack and the impeccable work of the art direction, what remains of Nobosy Wants to Die is authentic philosophy, a fine psychological work that proves, once again, that video games can be more, much more, than a mere pressing of buttons in front of the screen.

At first glance, Marathon feels strange and confusing. It’s a game that demands a lot of patience from the player, as only then can you truly discover the wonders of its world. This extraction shooter doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it stands out thanks to its fast-paced gameplay, which always feels satisfying, and its distinctive style.

The only option for baseball lovers. Despite its lack of new features a great game.

Ruined King: A League of Legends Story is a story-driven, turn based role-playing game (RPG). It features fan favorite champions, innovative turn-based combat and beautiful art direction.

An excellent port that gets even bigger on Nintendo's hybrid system because of its new controls.

Unexpectedly, especially given what was shown at the beginning, the port to Nintendo Switch 2 has turned out to be almost outstanding. Of course, the game remains the same, for better or for worse.

The Quarry is a light and fun horror adventure that exudes love for the genre. If you can, play it with friends.

A point-and-click graphical adventure based on Norse mythology. A history full of beauty that transports us to the mythical lands and legends of the Vikings.

My Time at Sandrock offers an amusing multiple proposal of construction, action, adventure and social relations that, far from triple A, manages to engage with its variety and care.

Despite its innumerable technical problems and its complex control, PUBG on Xbox One continues to provide the same unpredictable PC experience, now also with all the available content.

Wario seeks to sneak into all the parties with a game with fun mechanics and very crazy microgames that knows how to take advantage of the unique features of the Switch with great precision.

Drag X Drive is a title that stands out for its love of different sports. The game encourages you to practice and be creative to score as many points as possible, rewarding you for every step of your learning process. It is lovingly designed, but its hardware prevents it from shining as brightly as it could in terms of control. Even so, I can't think of a better title to highlight the new Joy-Con 2 feature.

An interesting take on the turn based strategy games that also brings to the table some interesting ideas. It could be more ambitious, but still is fun.