Poly Bridge 3 is a fun and relaxing physics-based puzzle game about building bridges, with easy execution and infinite depth if that's what we're looking for. We miss more and better tutorials, and more playable mechanics, but its entertaining proposal and its wonderful online community will offer us hundreds of hours of fun.

Miasma Chronicles is a great game that lovers of tactical strategy and stealth games will enjoy. The Bearded Ladies refine the formula of Mutant Year Zero in a proposal that is kinder to the player, but that is not exempt from a sometimes strangely managed difficulty. The story takes time to start, but even in those first hours it is capable of pushing us to continue playing.

Eye of the Temple is the perfect game to feel like Indiana Jones. Traveling to a remote corner of the world, whip in hand, solving puzzles, avoiding traps, riding a wagon, balancing on the void... And all with real movement in an immovable 2x2 space. The mechanics convey the real sensation that we are moving in a much larger space, and the result is spectacular.

We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie breaks into current systems with the same surreal spirit of yesteryear, some visual and gameplay improvements and all the fun intact after almost two decades.

Zool Redimensioned brings back a 90's classic in a slightly tweaked version that makes it friendlier to modern standards. Fast-paced 2d platforming and intricate level design in a fun game that is some steps behind of the best in the genre today, but its attractive price makes it an option to consider. For an extra dose of nostalgia, it includes the original Genesis/Mega Drive version, only for the brave.

Curse of the Sea Rats is very beautiful on its artistic aspect, yet it drowns on its artificial difficulty and clunky gameplay.

A great adaptation of the original to new systems that promises for the future of the saga. Although there are new features, the game is simpler than the current titles in the franchise and can get boring.

The most self assured Final Fantasy in decades. A well crafted epic adventure that manages to do its own thing while pays homage to the name it carries.

Street Fighter 6 is a spectacular fighting game with a diverse combat system and filled with options. It has learned from its mistakes regarding launch content and confirms itself as the benchmark of the genre for the upcoming years.

The new game from the creators of Myst is a first-person puzzle adventure similar to previous titles from the developer, but its proposal is too old-school to connect with players accustomed to modern titles. Recommended for those looking for a challenge like games offered in the 90´s in a video game that does not take the player by the hand and offers a gorgeous world to explore.

After Us combines unique environmental design with fast and dynamic gameplay with many secrets to discover and a powerful social message. Only a few design decisions and poor performance tarnish the final result.

Humanity is one of the best puzzle games of the last years. The true successor of Lemmings.

Bland, boring and glitchy. The Lord of the Rings: Gollum fails to deliver a good LOTR experience.

Planet of Lana achieves surround us in a wonderful world. It is a visual piece of art, besides not surprise us on the gameplay side. If you like relaxed adventures give it a try.

A disappointing installment of The Dark Pictures franchise, a disappointing Rush of Blood sequel and a disappointing PS VR2 game. Third strike for Supermassive in virtual reality after Bravo Team and The Inpatient. Come on guys.

Apparently aimed at a very specific target, Varney Lake is a remarkable game that, we are sure, can surprise and please both those who are foreign to retro adventures and video games in general. Simply, if you like to enjoy small and good stories, here is a place where you can be happy for a couple of hours.

Speedstorm has truly conveyed the Disney-Pixar essence into a videogame. Good first season, even though the progress in game and the rewards system lack that Disney magic.

A nice simulator of human behavior for all audiences that makes us rethink how we interact with society.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is the largest and most ambitious game from Nintendo. A masterpiece that presents us with a vast and dense world, expanding in every direction, and continually impressing the player, even after dozens of hours have passed. If Tears of the Kingdom is not the ultimate Zelda, it is the closest thing to it.

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2: Retribution is a sequel that does not alter anything that stands out in the original. Continuity has its good side, and that is that fans of the saga will have another test of survival that works well within virtual reality. However, there is little reason to justify the sequel.

A refreshing take for Minecraft.

Teslagrad 2 arrives 10 years after the original game and it doesn't improve anything. His art are marvelous, and while the platform challenges are fun, the metroidvania side ruins part of the experience.

Besides his amazing visuals, afterimage is a solid and balanced metroidvania that fans of the genre will fall in love into it.

Darkest Dungeon II is an absolute revolution of what we saw in its predecessor. Only the hard battles will be some familiar to those who played that game, finding a completely different game apart from that, and of course, better. Much better.

Redfall wants to be many things at once, but at the same time it can't be any.

Dead Island 2 is pure fun. We are satisfied after completing the long-awaited sequel. Few risks in a game that offers what fans of the genre demand.

Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp rises the figure of a franchise that should occupy a prominent place in the Nintendo catalog. This package is a must have for Nintendo Switch fans.

Papetura seems like a handmade medium-length film that can be enjoyed by both those who watch and the one who acts. Papetura is a tribute to the art of other times, simple and intimate, focusing on the light that has made stories possible since man was able to tell them. You are welcome.