Crisis Core is a good example about what a remaster would be. Better combat, visual improvements, and the same DNA as the original game.

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Nowhere Prophet combines two very different genres: TCG and roguelike, to create a hybrid experience that surprises in how organic it feels. The card-based combat has depth and weight, and adds to the game a sense or permanent loss that feels great.

A Toy Box, one that is plenty full of possibilities. That's Disney Infinity. At last, Disney made a game that is really worthy of carrying the title Disney on the cover. It's a shame that the model requires to buy extra figures to play coop, or the way we have to discover all the items for the Toy Box mode, but the three universes of this starter pack and the creation mode, alongside with the quality of the figures, captures the Disney magic and will throwback us, the older ones, to our childhood, because that is what Disney can do best. Right now, one of the best experiences for kids, but one that could be expensive with the expansion/coop packs.

An enjoyable classic approach to the franchise.

Far Cry: New Dawn is a standalone sequel to Far Cry 5. The game is not as large as the original, and the formula needs some innovation, but the RPG mechanics combined with gunplay and nice characters make it a really good experience to be played.

Keeping the rhythm is hilarious in 3DS. The Emperor's Treasure knows catch with minigames but it is a little boring on the predictable story, and excessive dialogue. Good music and beautiful Paris. A great idea.

Rocket League lands on Nintendo Switch to become the perfect alternative for those who wants to enjoy Psyonix's work without the ties of traditional systems.

Arcadia Bay shows us its streets, its people, its places, and we walk through there with Maxine one more time in this unique and mesmerizing micro-universe from Dontnod. This second chapter shows us the weight and magnitude of our decisions and choices, particularly in its brutal climax. The game still is very easy, and takes too much time to start in this chapter, but it deserves our time if we like this kind of Telltale/David Cage experience.

The Knight Witch is a fresh and brave game that successfully mixes three very different genres: Metroidvania, Shmup and Cards. And although it is not the best game of any of those genres, it does manage to make a difference in its balanced combination of all of them. His nice narrative also hides an interesting meditation about our society. The only problem we have found are some difficulty peaks that we think should be fixed with a patch.

It's free. Good FPS with optional price. The usual online and look the same. Zombie Studios has done a good job, but nothing amazing.

Aliens: Dark Descent is a great surprise, one of the greatest of the year, and absolutely essential for the long time fans. Mixing elements of other fabulous games line XCOM and Darkest Dungeon, the result it's a fantastic action/strategy game.

Kaiju Wars it's an interesting experience that through a plenty of missions offers an addictive tactical combat system to confront the huge menaces the title refers.

Mini Motorways is an excellent alternative for puzzle lovers. Its port to Nintendo Switch shines thanks to its portable soul, especially in the OLED model.

Maybe at first sight it could look like Limbo meets Pingu, but Never Alone is something more than just a clone: It's a true experience of feelings, loneliness and cooperation. An ancient tale of a fascinating real culture from Alaska which emphasizes in the uses of their traditions, art and folklore. It is short, easy for the most part; it needs some polish in the AI companion and the playability of one of its characters. But you let yourself go through this game, because this journey of a little girl, an arctic fox and the spirits of nature, is truly mesmerizing.

Battlefield 2042 is proof that the classics it incorporates through Portal offer a better image of the essence of the saga compared to the All-Out Warfare experience.

A great fighting game with a good technical work but with a lack of game modes.

Watch Dogs has some smart gameplay mechanics. Hacking is a great experience full of possibilities, and the game perfectly combines stealth situations with good gunplay. However, Watch Dogs has two problems: driving isn't at all polished and has some graphical issues. The Wii U version doesn't justify the delay.

Pokkén Tournament is an original fighting game with simple but effective and deep combat system. Has some iconic characters, but the roster could be better in variety and choices. Solid netcode and full of unlockables.

Synapse is a frantic first-person shooter based on roguelite loops, with a use of telekinesis that takes advantage of PS VR 2's benefits very well, especially with the eye tracking technology. However, the content it offers feels somewhat lacking.

Although it took a bit of fighting from the game's part, in the end Chernobylite´s charm won us over and we were thoroughly addicted to the game´s loop with a great story to top it all off.

A ‘realistic’ version of a classic 2D Castlevania, Wallachia: Reign of Dracula looks like a vampire hunter game, but it feels and plays like a Contra or a King of Dragons, a pure arcade run ’n gun with a lot of enemies, Final Bosses and a high level of difficulty that has no mercy for newcomers -high but not unfair. Certainly short, It’d need to address some things and unbalanced elements, but if you like classic 2D games and 'ye olde' Castlevanias from 16 bit era, give it a try.

Football Manager 26 is a new beginning for the series, and although there is still work to be done, the first step is on the right track.

Wartales is an interesting tactical game mixed with survival elements. It has an engaging and fun combat, but the severe lacks of resources makes it a bit frustrating.

Eternal Threads is a magnificent narrative game inspired by titles like Her Story or Telling Lies, which allows us to interact with the time stream from different perspectives to alter a script full of surprises. Very good if you like this kind of narrative games.

NBA 2K25 is once again one of the best sports videogame in the market, but also presents the most agressive business model in the genre. It delivers greatness on the court, but it fails in the front office.

Dying Light The Beast is a fun spin-off that avoids evolving the franchise.

Tails of Iron offers challenging combat along with some exploration touches with a shy metroidvania personality and some 2D platforming. And despite its little variety and a guided narrative, it offers an enjoyable game experience with some peaks in difficulty that represent quite a challenge. All this with an absolutely charming audiovisual presentation.