BioWare made the right choice by delivering a Dragon Age game on a smaller scale while prioritizing quality. At first, it feels odd to see a game of this stature with a scope reminiscent of classic titles, but as the story progresses, players realize that this decision enhances the overall engagement and commitment to the game.

Fans of Sword Art Online will certainly be pleased with the concept, which diverges from other games in the franchise. It's not hard to feel captivated by following the journey of beloved characters from the anime world, like Kirito and Asuna. On the other hand, don't expect a bed of roses with Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream. The flaws are quite evident and might bother those looking for smooth and addictive gameplay. If you enjoy the anime but aren't a die-hard fan, it might be worth waiting for a sale.

Fun, funny, and very accessible, Trombone is proof of how music games can take advantage of VR resources. Despite the technical interface problems, the title fulfills its promise very well and can still boost your social networks with incredible references.

Sprawl builds upon the foundation laid by Doom and Shadow Warror, but it innovates with smoother gameplay and stunning technical effects. The game is extremely challenging and has some level design issues, but the wide variety of weapons and parkour mechanics create a creative and stimulating experience.

Intriguing and well-crafted, Mare is a game that draws strong inspiration from the works of Fumito Ueda, but with its own unique qualities. The unforgettable and powerful adventure may be simple, but it will challenge you with good level design and narrative focus.

The balance between fun and challenge is the game's main charm, featuring a wide array of enemies, equipment, and accessibility for new gamers. The cooperative gameplay prevents the experience from becoming monotonous, and the variety of characters and abilities keeps repetitiveness at bay. With all its strengths, it’s one of the most enjoyable games of the year.

Yes, it's definitely worth it. With a great campaign, a highly dynamic multiplayer, and a fun, cooperative Zombies mode, the new game from Treyarch is exactly what we expect from a traditional Call of Duty.

Metro Awakening is one of the best games made for the PS VR2 in terms of optimization, solidity, and as a port of a traditional franchise. We consider it a must-buy for anyone who owns the headset.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival is a fun and addictive rhythm game, known for its simplicity and wide music selection. However, its heavy reliance on microtransactions and the need for a specific accessory to achieve the full experience might deter some players.

After a long loop of similar games in the franchise, Metal Slug Tactics is the breath of fresh air the IP needed. The turn-based gameplay fits perfectly, and the area control system is a different and enjoyable mechanic. Although it has a few minor issues, they don't hinder the fun, and the title undoubtedly has far more strengths. For die-hard fans or people who have never played a Metal Slug game, the new release from Leikir Studios is the best way to experience the series.

Brutal and impactful, Slitterhead is an excellent debut title. With a great campaign time, it satisfies both action fans and horror fans, bringing a unique and visually disturbing atmosphere that will definitely mark those who give it a chance.

The final result from Among Giants is impressive, showcasing their mastery in delivering such a bold, authentic, and highly artistic project. Albatroz is, indeed, a hard game to define, but perhaps that's its greatest charm. It truly embraces the idea that the journey is far more valuable than the destination itself.

Sonic x Shadow Generations marks the triumphant return of one of the franchise's most beloved games. It combines the classic Sonic campaign with an exciting new storyline for Shadow, offering unforgettable levels, a stunning soundtrack, and, above all, endless fun.

The remastering of Zero Dawn is a significant advancement over the 2017 game, with many technical elements that are truly impressive, especially in details that showcase the developers' meticulous work. Technically speaking, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered falls somewhere between Zero Dawn and Forbidden West. It’s not exactly a remake that shakes up the new generation of consoles, but it certainly brings more polish to the series. If you already own the PS4 version, the upgrade is definitely worth it.

Rogue Flight lives up to classic arcade space shooters, but with a special charm driven by its visual effects, anime aesthetic, and DualSense support. The campaign may be a bit thin, but it's impossible not to have a lot of fun.

What was already a good game has become even better with The Pristine Cut. Slay the Princess is a unique horror and RPG experience that debuts on PlayStation with excellent voice acting, multiple route possibilities, and well-defined characteristics.

While disappointing and plagued with technical issues, Shadows of the Damned is a great game, but it should have stayed in its time. Hella Remastered brings back Garcia Hotspur's journey with fun shooting, but offers few improvements to justify its return.

Whitewater VR: Extreme Kayaking Adventure is a fun sports game that makes great use of the PS VR2 features. There are limitations in modes and technical aspects, but there is no denying that it offers a visually stunning and very immersive experience.

Awaken: Astral Blade is a metroidvania that doesn't break new ground. Without any innovation, the game only shines in combat and presents a world that is not very interesting, while offering a slow and tiring experience.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a highly competent game, featuring engaging characters, a thrilling storyline, and captivating plot twists. However, with the return of Max Caulfield as the protagonist, it's challenging to separate this new installment from the original Life is Strange released in 2015, which may pose a dilemma for longtime fans.

Brilliant in its proposal, Fear the Spotlight is a horror game that combines classic aesthetics with modern controls very well. Its narrative focus and tense atmosphere make everything more cinematic in a work that makes few mistakes, but without staying in the safe zone.

The collection is indispensable for Capcom fighting game fans, both for the older ones who experienced that era in its entirety and for newcomers to get to know it better. These are memorable games, capable of rekindling the flame of nostalgia while preserving the legacy, ensuring that these gems are not forgotten by time and modernity.

Amanda the Adventurer is an escape room that stimulates creativity through simple mechanics and a narrative that breaks the fourth wall. Its short campaign time is enough to make you rack your brains with environmental puzzles, multiple endings and a super strange story.

Violent, satisfying, and a lot of fun, Arizona Sunshine Remake is exactly what VR fans expect from a game with total uncompromising gameplay. The update takes the best elements of Arizona Sunshine 2, but reinforces it with additional content and considerable graphical improvements.

One of the great games of 2024, Neva is an unforgettable narrative experience that combines precise combat, clever puzzles, and monochromatic visuals. A journey that will forever remain in the hearts of those who play it.

New World: Aeternum lives up to its style and offers many surprisingly intuitive gameplay options. There are technical problems, especially in combat, but the vibrant world of Aeternum should keep players occupied while the developers improve core aspects.

Caravan SandWitch has what it takes to calm your nerves: a relaxing soundtrack and gameplay. Don’t expect anything complex, just enjoy its few hours of play. On the other hand, the French title still has some areas for improvement, such as the need for a little grinding to progress in the story. This is something that could easily be discarded. If you're looking for short adventures that fit into your busy schedule, the game can be a good choice.

Filled with all sorts of bugs and in large quantities, Parcel Corps is a frustrating and highly repetitive experience that fails to revive the classic sports and adventure games of the 'golden age'.