Constance is a beautiful game with a much-needed message. Its movement mechanics place it among this year's best platformers, and its metroidvania essence is the best invitation to thoroughly explore all these great hand-painted locations.

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.

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

Cities: Skylines hasn't benefited or been harmed in this Xbox One port.. It's the same deep and accessible game that we had on PC, but we miss the two DLCs that have been omitted.

An old school shoot'em up that only add a few changes to its original formula. It may not be innovative, but it's still fun.

A very fun open world with a lot of puzzles. It takes many references of Breath of the Wild but not enough to find an original place between that title and another traditional open worlds.

Company of Heroes 3 lives up to the reputation of both its development studio and the franchise. An ambitious RTS that is not satisfied with following the line established by its predecessors and that arrives loaded with substantial novelties. A treat for fans of the genre and a must for fans of the saga.

EVE has come to conquer the hearts of fans. Shift Up has built a very beautiful game that, although it presents a somewhat weak story, is capable of catching anyone with its mechanics and fluid combat. Stellar Blade is a game that will remain in the memory for a long time.

Visual novel with nonexistent gameplay even for its genre. Only recommended for those who played the original game.

It isn't easy to steer the ship. World of Warships It is complex, but it knows entertain when the skill is acquired.

An excellent RPG and an excellent card game that mixes both genres to create a unique experience that will entertain you during almost 20 hours despite its not especially varied outside its cards.

Sniper Elite 4 is an overly conservative game that does not introduce important new features but it's still fun as hell.

The biggest CoD game yet released. Three are its legs, and all of them are equally important. Maybe the campaign is the weakest leg and the multiplayer the strongest, but any of them is noteworthy.

Gonner delivers a roguelike that new comers to the genre can enjoy while the more experienced player will find a charming and different take on the subject.

A good format that optimally mixes two different strategy modes, but which in turn has too much information to process and requires time to adapt, with a somewhat more repetitive campaign than we would like.

Kratos remembers his last adventure so far in PS4, with improved textures and various adjustments, while maintaining the essence of the original.

WRC 9 is far from the best games of the genre, but keeps its multiplayer options and modes to be enjoyed by all kind of players.

Black Myth: Wukong is one of 2024's must-haves. Heart-stopping visuals and frenetic combat as its foundation, strained by uneven performance and level design that sometimes misses the mark. Still, it manages to deliver an epic and immersive adventure.

The innovation of ​​Boxboy, now for 2 players. HAL Laboratory is still smart and it knows how to entertain and challenge us. If you still do not know this series, discover it with this chapter on Nintendo Switch.

One of those rare games that takes advantage of the unique Wii U features on its GamePad. Besides that, an interesting and fun adventure that can be considered cheap.

One of the most beloved RPGs of all time receives a new skin and elements. Although we can find some things a little bit old DQ still is a really nice rpg which is now portable.

Senua's saga: Hellblade II breaks the video game frontier by offering an experience unlike anything we've experienced before, including Senua's Sacrifice. Its bravery in making decisions that are initially unpopular leaves us with a terribly personal and unique work in which Ninja Theory once again shows its veteranship by profiling female and male characters whose strength lies in their fragility and in all the flaws, fears and weaknesses that make us human.

A great adventure that is getting old but still manages to entertain with its mix of combat and exploration.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits remains traditional in its mechanics while offering a series of surprises that go far beyond the beauty of its world.

A point & click adventure that is at the same time a great homage to 90's adventures and a step beyond for the genre. If only the game were a little bit more difficult.

Gears delves into the turn-based strategy genre with a game that is extremely faithful to the core saga, fun shooting that keeps the essence of what was played in the third person, but somewhat repetitive after a few hours.

An excellent game that improves every aspect on the previous game, despite being too iterative and making some mistakes while trying to offer its experience.

Mainly recommended for the fan of the series. If you liked previous games, you'll enjoy this one, because it's basically the same. For those newbies, you'd better choose another option.