Although enjoyable, especially in local multiplayer, Directive 2080's science fiction story feels too familiar. Mechanically, Supermassive Games is stuck in the same formulas.

Aphelion is exactly what you’d expect from a Don’t Nod game. More interesting narratively than in gameplay, it boasts strong graphics, sound, and atmosphere—but not much else.

Minos is an excellent blend of tower defense and puzzle game with roguelite soul, allowing us to design the deadliest labyrinths of classical Greece. It works better as a puzzle game than a roguelite, with uneven progression and a somewhat sloppy narrative, but it's incredibly satisfying when our most complex creations deliver the knockout blow.

Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss shows interesting ideas for horror cosmic fans, but it doesn't offer anything new. Furthermore, it's suffers from performance problems.

The Occultist has a great ambient and some interesting moments, but it doesn’t deliver fresh moments throughout the game.

Citadelum arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with the same old school strategy vibe but maintaining it's long-term problems.

Sons of Sparta is a terrible God of War and a mid metroidvania. Offering something different and more modest doesn’t excuse doing things poorly. When Kratos said that the gods of Olympus had abandoned him, he was talking about this.

Crisol is the first game from the promising Vermila Studios, an indie title with a triple-A look that blends BioShock and Blasphemous. It has its flaws, but it deserves a chance and is remembered fondly.

An interesting puzzle and exploration adventure with touches of horror that unfolds into a stunning visual spectacle on screen.

Lost Soul Aside tries a lot of things while being inspired by the most popular Japanese games, but it is very far from them.

The remaster of the remaster of a remake from ten years ago. This Reloaded version of the first Gears of War is a beefed-up Ultimate Edition whose biggest appeal is the thrill of being released on PlayStation 5. If only they had put this kind of effort into the rest of the trilogy... is in much greater need of it.

Mafia the Old Country is an enjoyable cinematic game with great characters and story, but gameplay feels to as old as the Old Country.

WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers is a soulslike that shines thanks to its very well designed combat and challenging bosses, but it is not at the same level of the greatest games within the genre.

American Arcadia proves that Out of Blue excels at integrating great puzzles within a good narrative — they don't need that artificial difficulty at all.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is a trip to the ambitious Capcom X SNK crossover and to the weird era of Capcom 3D fighting games, with a great adaptation to modern gameplay

Journey to the Savage Planet was a pleasant surprise because it offered us the chance to delve into a kind of Metroid Prime that was much more casual than Retro Studios' title. Now, Revenge of the Savage Planet leaves that path behind and opts for massive content, despite being very consistent in most of its gameplay. It's a fun game packed with things to do, but we missed the more adventurous development of the first installment in the series. It's still a very enjoyable action-exploration title, especially in the company of a friend.

Post Trauma offers so much in exchange for almost nothing. A classic survival horror that every Resident Evil and Silent hill fan will enjoy.

Bubble Ghost Remake is a refreshing new take on a cult video game with new content but unjustified difficulty spikes. It also showcases a well-designed graphical update, with a colorful and friendly cartoon style.

Rosewater is an ambitious point and click graphic adventure set in the Wild West, filled with random decisions and events, and boasting spectacular graphics that employ rotoscoping technique. Unfortunately, its emphasis on narrative takes its toll on the pace and the quantity and quality of its puzzles, which won't excite veteran fans of the genre.

Skydance's Behemoth is a decent VR sword-and-sorcery adventure, with some really eye-catching staging and some really fun fights against colossal monsters. However, between colossuses we have to deal with tedious sections and repetitive enemies.

Don't Nod latest game is like Life is Strange but with some new additions to the dialogue system. An interesting narrative adventure, although still the same formula, and the camera mechanic doesn't stand up very well through the full game.

Despite the original games' largely niche status as companion pieces to the physical card game, Yu-Gi-Oh! EARLY DAYS COLLECTION is an impressive 14-in-1 compilation that fans of the franchise will love.

Majima is a great character and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth fans have plenty of reasons to give it a chance, but it's a minor, repetitive game with side quests that not reach the usual quality within the franchise.

A wonderful arcade as good as the previous one, but even its new and fun multiplayer can't save it from the lack of content.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead delivers a nice experience based on the cinematic franchise, with a great setting and a slow pace. With the priority of not making noise, it offers a surprising variety in its gameplay, despite some trial and error situations.

Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest is a remake of a cult classic from the 90s, with all-new graphics and control tweaks. This is an isometric adventure that sadly feels a bit rough in terms of gameplay, giving the impression of being too stuck in the past and relying on nostalgia. Fans of the 94 original will like it, but it will have a harder time connecting with today’s audiences.

Neon Blood is an enjoyable game with a very immersive history. However its combat system is useless and very bad, so it's a pity that they had put it in, it's better without it.

LEGO Horizon Adventures is a simple adventure that does its job as a blocky reinterpretation of Aloy's origins. Sadly, the level design is almost the same through the game.