Dead Take is an interesting proposal, very satisfying in terms of gameplay and with a good approach to psychological horror, although its narrative is less impressive than its setting.

Dead Island 2: SoLA takes us to a music festival in HEL-LA where a mysterious rhythm is creating new types of infected. An excuse like any other to return to the proposal of Dambuster and destroy zombies in a new location full of new weapons and types of enemies.

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.

Tales of the Shire knows its audience very well and delivers a wonderful experience where we can embrace a really authentic hobbit life. Aside from a few performance issues and usability decisions that could be improved, it's a game that any fan of Middle-earth will fall in love with.

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes successfully adapts its unsettling world and atmosphere to VR. A must-play experience (though perhaps a bit too short) for fans of the series.

Rematch feels like a breeze of fresh air, a real gift for football fans. With simple mechanics that are difficult to master, you can be the star of heart-stopping matches that, as usual, are much more enjoyable with friends.

A firm commitment to cooperative multiplayer, a title that seeks to continue expanding a particular idea, a way of seeing the game in which its author has placed his trust. For that reason alone it deserves a certain degree of attention. But it also manages to make this proposal based on cooperation work wonderfully. Not only does it fill an empty space in our catalogs, but it also does it with a good grade.

This remaster is one of the best examples of what technology can do to bring back a classic game to let the modern audiences enjoy these timeless classics.

Perfect if you're looking for a well-built story and a wide variety of Pokémon, as long as you don't care too much about performance or graphics quality.

A great expansion that adds a lot of content while providing a reason to keep waiting for the next The Elder Scrolls main game.

It's a dream to rediscover Super Mario Galaxy with the technical and visual quality of Nintendo Switch 2, where the adventure takes on a special shine. However, the lack of major new features hampers a lackluster release that appeals to nostalgia.

Interesting for those who are looking for a deep RPG and for the ones that just want to play a minecraft like game. Dragon Quest Builders is a well-rounded game that may be too repetitive as it biggest flaw.

An interesting mix of genres that manages to offer something truly unique, though it's far from being perfect due some failures in its gameplay design.

A classic shump that brings some unique twists to the old arcadey games that we played on the arcades 20 years ago, but falls a bit short while doing it, especially if you are playing alone.

Phantom Liberty brings us an intricate police story full of action and great dialogues. You can feel the decadence of Dogtown in every step you take in this new district, and you will love to get lost in its winding streets. And believe me, with or without Phantom Liberty, it is worth coming back to Cyberpunk 2077 with the 2.0. version.

A beautiful experience. Planet Alpha looks like the game that, if Gaudi was alive today, he could have designed. Platforms, stealth and puzzles based on the day-night cycle.

Fantastic mafia management game with a good combat system. Employee relationships make up for bad artificial intelligence and some illogical situations.

Red Dead Redemption is an exceptional game, and its PC port more than delivers, offering a well-optimized experience even for less powerful devices. Even so, it is missing some substantial additions or improvements after so many years of waiting.

A fun game in the likes of Hotline Miami but with a co-op mode that will shake things up a bit to make it interesting.

The hidden treasure of Area Zero - Part II: The Indigo Disk is a conclusion to Pokémon Scarlet and Violet that leaves a good taste in your mouth. Good story, large territory and a new Pokédex with old-but-gold Pokémon. Do not expect any kind of improvement in the graphics section, though.

The new game modes are great and the tracklist is wide, fun and almost perfect. It's still the same game gameplay wise, but at least it offers some new ways to play. Maybe next year's edition will think more about the user experience, which is the biggest flaw on Just Dance 2016.

Hand of Fate 2 is an interesting fusion of deck building games mechanics and the world of Interactive Fiction. Defiant Development has created a nice fusion between narrative driven game with a high number of player choices.

A successful free-to-play game that manages to retain almost everything that made this franchise relevant. The issue is that: almost did it.

The Callisto Protocol is a formidable adventure, very linear (in a good way), that knows how to drink from Dead Space but finds its own way. It's a shame that introducing some items to its Season Pass limit its life so much and that its second half isn't quite as inspired. But what a good time I've had.

A welcomed entry in a great series, although it has some flaws on its campaign progression that makes the game a bit less fun than it should have been.

This game tries and accomplishes blending movies and videogames into one unique experience. By doing that, Supermassive Games takes away some freedom from the players side, but compensates with huge replayabity.

A very promising indie with a gameplay in which freedom, and relaxation will prevail. Encounters with very curious characters, AIs with very questionable decisions and plots of corruption and allegory of the human condition and technological escalation. An interesting game to get lost in.

If you have three friends near your couch, this game is a blast. Otherwise there are better options available on the market.