Predator: Hunting Grounds is a multiplayer game to enjoy with friends. Sowing terror as a Predator by going through the jungle could be great, but the game needs to improve a few points. Although the title has major shortcomings, such as the lack of maps or long matchmaking times, the studio has designed a game that will please fans of Friday the 13th: The Game.

Unfortunately, Strafe is no more than an attempt of tribute to the FPS of 1996.

Life is Strange: True Colors is a game that constantly aims higher, but never really takes off. Neither the power, nor the story, nor the environment are up to its greatest virtue, which is none other than Alex Chen, its main character. The good ideas are weighed down by the timidity of a game that does not end up betting on its own proposals. There are things to rescue, it has a good rhythm, and it is easy to get into, but it is within the best installments of the franchise.

Three solid games that, while they didn't exactly revolutionize the genre back in the day, still managed to carve out a spot for themselves among RPG and character enthusiasts. That said, Capcom—just as it did with the Battle Network Collection—has done the bare minimum, and sometimes, as with the language options, not even that.

Monster Jam: Showdown is fun, but little more. It's pretty, some events shine with their own light and the online mode is undoubtedly its best asset for lovers of this show. However, it's not as fun and spectacular as I expected. Yes, it's worth a few hours and the split screen is a great tip to spend a fun time with colleagues but, at the same time, the simplicity of its proposal and the lack of identity of the vehicles in the technical, being all the same monster truck with different costume, ends up leaving us a little disenchanted with its proposal.

Mato Anomalies can be tiring with its proposal, but it also glues you to the controller with its story and its characters, its atmosphere and its melodies.

A beautiful game that falls flat on its gameplay once you surpass its first few hours.

Petit Island is as simple as it is beautiful. A vacation on an island full of activities and secrets in which we can meet our miaubuelo's friends while we relive their childhood days. In the skin of a little kitten, we can travel at will, take pictures, fish and live a colorful vacation while watching our protagonist grow as a feline person.

Let’s Sing 2026 arrives with over 30 new songs for you to sing at the top of your lungs. Despite having a varied playlist and four game modes, this party feels insufficient, especially if you don’t have the VIP Pass.

A game that tries to mimic Monument Valley but doesn't achieves it's greatness. Despite that, short but capable of keeping you busy and entertained.

Despite showing core mechanics taken from old RPG games, manages to entertain. If you are not afraid of this kind of 'different' RPG games you should give it a go.

Not the best FPS roguelike due it's control problems and the difficulty spikes randomly shown. Also, it's not the prettiest game out...

After a long time, Payday returns with its third main game. Payday 3 evolves the beloved saga thanks to its satisfying changes, such as improved AI and heists that are more than up to par. However, leaving aside the numerous bugs, the cooperative shooter falls far short in terms of content.

The lack of content is alarming in Pirates, making great details like the character design going unnoticed and causing boredom after a few games.

Not even close to being a good game, but it's much better than the previous versions. It's like bomberman with a somber setting in so many ways, even technically speaking.

It's a little step up from NBA Live 15, but EA's basketball series still has a lot to improve.

A great game awfully translated to VR due to its bad control schemes.

Not the best cooperative game, nor the most polished, but still can be fun if you are capable of overseeing all the things that could be better on this game.

The first game of the EA's golf series without Tiger Woods. PGA Tour Rory McIlroy is level. And it does so by the sheer neglect of the EA Tiburon studio when to launch half a degree.

Deformers has serious problems with his servers. The consequence is a bad experience with his several failures after a long time for finding matches. The best thing of the game is his beauty and funny artistic design.

An interesting project cursed by a huge amount of bugs, and an incongruent plot.

AereA is not the best option if we are looking for a strong RPG experience. It is instead a boring experience that sadly shows great intentions but fails by offering extremely repetitive mechanics.

The battles are spectacular, yes, but all the fighters have the same controls and is it's absurdly easy.

Three Fourths Home's story is amazing, but it is difficult to mark this title as a videogame.

Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time is a product made for the fans but they'd rather watch again the show than play this.

Despite it's good intentions, Toren is an accumulation of gross errors. Some of them are almost logic for a newly formed studio, but unforgivable anyway. We love to support independent proposal, but sometimes is impossible.

Seeing how things are burned is cool and Little Inferno allows us to burn many objects without causing damage in the real life. But the surprise and the fun go away as fast as the flames and only the ashes remain. Because this game does not contribute anything more.

A weak try to get a "Souls" style that doesn't work in many senses. A game in which we face eight enormous enemies, hard and cruel... and basically, that's all. Technically poor and with a unstable playability.