With its virtues and flaws, it is a direct sequel of the Nintendo 3DS game. Recommended for Detective Pikachu fans.

An enjoyable classic approach to the franchise.

When we are on the court, we have nothing but good words for NBA 2K24, with a solid gameplay, improved thanks to ProPLAY, and amazing visuals. The problems come when we go out of it, finding the always present microtransactions and other decisions difficult to understand.

The Legend of Nayuta stands out for its gameplay with an addictive combat system and many areas to explore, along with a plot that grows in interest with each new chapter and a remarkable soundtrack.

EA SPORTS FC 24 represents a new stage in many ways, but in others it maintains a continuous line.

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is a fantastic expansion, full of content and with a story that has become one of the best works of the studio.

The Making of Karateka is pure preservation of video game history made with enviable affection. A true wonder for enthusiasts of the video game industry at an unbeatable price.

A continuation of which we expected a little more. It has details to polish and work to do in its online aspect. Fair technical and sound section.

It's a great chance of discover a truly special JRPG. A GamesCube gem with a prequel that many people don't know yet.

Mortal Kombat 1 is a true love letter to the 3D era of the saga. This is the Mortal Kombat 9 of this generation, and it must be valued as such. Although it is not sold as a celebration of legacy, it works very well as such and as a standalone saga title. It is a fairly complete video game whose main defects are not the game itself, but commercial decisions such as removing some fighters that are already included in the game to sell them separately. However, given the amount of content available and its quality, the fact that it will be updated over time and its overwhelming graphics make these outrages not hurt as much.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, the Hidden Treasure of Area Zero – Part I: The Teal Mask is a nice adventure that takes us back to an unbeatable formula, but it falls somewhat short and continues to be plagued by performance problems.

Starfield is far from meeting the expectations it has generated over the years.

Baldur's Gate 3 is a masterpiece of the RPG genre, an incredible journey full of epic, great characters and adventure.

Samba de Amigo Party Central returns to the Nintendo Switch console maintaining its essence (perhaps too much), offering hours of fun and new game modes.

Immortals of Aveum shows great promise after the first few hours but eventually falls shorter the more you invest on it.

Its gameplay it's largely recognizable, we are talking about the studio that created the classic Smackdown vs Raw. It could be some worthy, but it's lack of content makes it difficult to recommend.

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is another step in the right direction for From Software as a developer. Top class combat and with great final bosses.

The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood is a delicious narrative adventure, with a great creative input, on how we influence and control our own destiny, with all Deconstructeam's know-how.

Atlas Fallen is not surprising and its open world falls within repetitiveness, but the gameplay itself is fun and the combat system is interesting.

Park Beyond is a rollercoaster in which you have to find balance between your creativity and capitalism

Exoprimal is a fun multiplayer in which the way you progress and its content keep it from going any further.

A metroidvania short of ideas that doesn’t live up to the legacy of the mouse.

Viewfinder is a first-person puzzle game that never stops surprising and impacting with its gameplay, but it lacks depth and its duration is short. One of the most original and interesting video games of the year, essential for lovers of puzzle games.

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.

Remnant II surpasses Remnant: From the Ashes and improves every one of its aspects.

Despite it's 90s vibes (exploration, level design and funny worlds), Clive 'N' Wrench does not achieve its quality. It has an unfair hitbox and the couple has not a good gameplay and movement feeling.

The closer camera, the new controls and the revamped progression system, with gradual acquisition of upgrades for the onions, our astronaut and his canine companion, make for another kind of adventure. A more relaxed and accessible one, but also one that still preserves that Nintendo touch. Not always easy to put into words, but evident as soon as you pick up the controller.

With barely limits fort its future content, it needs some collaboration from its community. Without it, it feels an almost empty game, with no Story Mode that it would be great.