Easy (but slow) to learn, hard to master, Solium Infernum punishes every mistake, being a game only for the smartest players. Remaking a cult classic, League of Geeks triumphs with depth and a great multiplayer.

Though this sequel might one day become a legendary classic, Valve´s newest sequel in the multiplayer saga has as many stumbles as good steps forward.

A very complete collection with a good amount of QoL improvements that makes easier the way how you play them, besides some problems like the free cam or the new control layout.

Tekken 8 has not only become a benchmark on next-gen, but on how fighting games must be design for casual and hardcore players.

Helldivers 2 is a fantastic coop game that takes the third person shooter to another level, besides some problems within matchmaking system.

Ultros is a very original psychedelic metroidvania with gorgeous artistic design and very satisfying exploration gameplay that only suffers from rough and slow combat mechanics. Additionally, his cryptic personality can scare away many players.

Stunning reinterpretation of the original Final Fantasy VII and one of the best JRPS of the generation.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong is a great remake of a fresh take on Mario's gameplay.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a new step forward from Don't Nod. The creators of Life is Strange continue to demonstrate that they make many more than narrative proposals and give us a complete and competent action RPG, although with a large room for improvement in all its sections.

Using the time in combat in a way we´ve seen before very few times -or never-, Lysfanga is able to surprise when it´s time to fight. However, there's little more, despite its beautiful environments and profound lore.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is not a bad game at all. On an audiovisual level it is impressive, the movement system is a delight and as an action game it is very complete. But perhaps the most important thing is that, at the end of the day, Suicide Squad is fun.

The Short Message wanted to be a kind of PT, but the only thing it successfully copies from Kojima is the first-person camera. It's not scary, it lacks interesting puzzles and it has one of the most ridiculous chases ever.

Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising is one of the most complete fighting games to date, offering a decent roster of characters, as well as single-player and online modes, plus a considerable amount of extra content that will keep players interested for quite some time.

The JRPG legend is back with a remake that build up the best way to play it.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is one of the best JRPGs in the last years and a ideal game for both fans and newcomers.

Although the graphical change is minimal and many extras are anecdotal, the roguelike mode is well worth paying for the update. It’s a real shame that it doesn’t bring online coop.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is one of the best metroidvania we have played and a splendid return that we did not imagine even in our wildest dreams.

Another Fisherman's Tale is a unique VR experience with charming visuals and surprising gameplay. It takes the concept of the first game a few steps further and manages to excite with its careful narrative.

A mix of Guitar Hero and Overcooked that it's very fun with friends and a little frustrating alone. With a great soundtrack and a lot of ideas, it's a shame that sometimes it's so overloaded because confusion aside, it's a great musical game.

Lunark, in its humble origins in the heart of a fan, is a worthy successor to those cinematic myths from more than three decades ago like Another World and Flashback.

Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is an interesting choice for Pokémon fans, but not live up the Dragon Quest Joker hype.

The Videogame is an option to consider for fans of the series and less experienced players, although they will quickly overcome their history and challenges, keeping them away from exploring the pleasant (mini)world of Bluey.

Flashback 2 is the sequel to the 1992 cult classic, with a title that neither lives up to its legacy nor modern quality standards. It leaves the 2D gameplay behind to offer a three-dimensional action game with crude and unsatisfying twin stick shooter control. Its wonderful cyberpunk setting and some good ideas cannot make us forget how much it still needs to be polished.

If you are a fan of the 'RoboCop' movies, you should play RoboCop: Rogue City, but if you don't know anything about the franchise, don't try this video game with high expectations.

We go back in the history with Last Train Home, a brave game due to its setting and its gameplay, really difficult. It's even harder when we are on board of its great protagonist, the train. We have so many things to think about that we could forget something definitive for our route.

A good adaptation of the franchise to VR.

A game with a nice art style based on typical farm games that does some things well and the rest just right. It suffers technically and goes unnoticed sonically.

The Last Faith appears, at first glance, the son of Blasphemous and Bloodborne. What it really wants to be is a nostalgic trip to the glorious days of Castlevania and Koji Igarashi.