Outriders may seem like a generic adventure, but it's one of the best third person shooters we've been dealing with lately. With a wide range of enemies, scenarios and arsenals and a good handful of hours ahead. But its Achilles heel are the cinematics and the story about the planet Enoch that People Can Fly wants to tell us.

If you loved Crysis once and want to revisit it, but in the best possible conditions, this is a golden opportunity. Possibly one of the best FPS that you will find on consoles if we are talking about games that marked a before and after in its original moment of launch.

Of course the weight of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim does not fall on combat, it is much more focused on having an interesting narrative and very careful gameplay around it. This may be because at first it was a title designed for PS Vita. Its proposal is perfect for a portable console, but for at a desktop console it falls a bit short. However, we cannot deny that its story has played with our minds and has engulfed us to the point of wanting to end it as it may. Especially towards the end of the game, when fronts are already beginning to close and the messes are more directed, leaving us with the most emotional scenes.

Conceived as an expansion of the original Subnautica comes its new installment in which to explore an icy location, plagued with new dangers, aquatic environments and for the first time on foot.

What was born as a Skyrim mod has come true with a full game that is around ten hours long and offers an interesting story, full of time twists, four different endings and around ten hours long. Technically worked, with specific errors in its graphics and interface and with an intelligent use of time loops to solve missions, the player is challenged to discover the ins and outs of a civilization governed by the golden rule where the consequences of a bad action, they can be fatal. Discover the ins and outs of this small-scale civilization, make decisions and discover all its characters.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory is an unexpected and pleasant surprise. A journey through its entire history with a very fun approach, and that can also be enjoyed in company.

A good port of an excellent game that works perfectly despite requiring a Nintendo Switch Online subscription and isn't missing anything that the mobile or PC version doesn't already have.

Chivalry 2 is one of the funniest multiplayer video games we're going to play this year. Its great combat system collides with the chaotic of the games giving rise to great moments. However, it still needs to add more content and optimize some of its systems to become brilliant

Assassin's Creed Valhalla expands its possibilities with this DLC called Wrath of the Druids, which takes us to a new region and adds an interesting story arc full of new missions and charismatic characters. No surprises, but don't need it either.

King of Fighters XV is a continuist work, but that does not mean that it is irremediably good in almost all its sections. The mechanics, controls and ease of execution of combos make the game a delight of its genre, coming to have a difficulty curve quite affordable for players who want to get into this wonderful community such as fighting.

Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin will delight fans of the original Nintendo 3DS game. Its dynamic combat system and exploration, and of course the adventure so focused on narrative that it proposes, is a perfect alternative for those who are not too much fan of the usual Monster Hunter games. However, the worst of MH Stories 2 is that the game doesn't strive to try to evolve and change his genre a bit.

Call of the Sea is a great starter for Out of the Blue. The game brings together the best of the puzzle classics of the 90s and combines it with the macabre monster stories of H.P. Lovecraft with a certain cinematic touch. A very successful Xbox debut. Of course, if you don't like puzzles, this is not your game.

Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection is the best way in which such a mythical saga could return. In this way, he has all the ingredients to catch those who enjoyed and suffered with Arthur's adventures in his day. But it can also dazzle new players thanks to its flashiness and its local co-op.

One of the most anticipated spin-offs by Pokémon fans is here. Help Professor Mirror on an adventure to photograph Pokémon and discover the secret that surrounds the lumini orbs.

New World is such a large MMO that we will have to spend our time in the vast world of Aethernum. While some mechanics or functionalities don't have much of a place nowadays, it has other things that seem to me to be genuine and cutting edge in terms of massively multiplayer online development.

Twin Mirror is Dontnod's most mature and psychological game. His story and Sam's background are able to keep us until the end to know what the conclusion will be.

The bohemian Assassin's Creed Unity gives way to the rats and the rottenness of this Siege of Paris. A very well-managed expansion in which we again have to conquer a territory, but adds differential elements, such as a greater importance of stealth and new mechanics to distinguish it from what we have seen so far.

One of the Squaresoft classics and unpublished in European territory arrives and has been translated into Spanish. Legend of Mana provides a good amount of hours with an entertaining real-time combat system and a multitude of enemies to defeat. Build the world at your own pace and measure by using artifacts. A mechanic that on paper sounds pretty good but the absence of clues or guides makes it very difficult to advance quickly in the story.

Pikmin 3 Deluxe offers what it promised but doesn't want to go beyond that. It's a great game, but it leaves the feeling of lost opportunity there for not adding an extra layer of improvements beyond its new multiplayer features.

Practically 50 hours of gameplay with a large number of trials, pleadings and exploration phases, as well as the possibility of getting to know multiple stories and characters.

Bugsnax is the ideal game to play between long triple A, but is also one of those that maintains itself in your memories. The characters upgrade what could be a curiosity to a remarkable game.

FIFA 23 is the best experience that Electronic Arts has created on the playing fields, but it suffers from exactly the same as always in terms of systems and monetization. It is one of those games in which we must be very clear about what it is going to offer us and know how to live with it.

Ubisoft is halfway for wanting to please everyone with a Far Cry 6 that cried out for much more risky decisions. It complies with note in most of the playable decisions, but neither the argument nor its great villain is at the height of what we expected from a great revolutionary adventure. A game that you'll like without loving it and that ruins the wickets that could have made it the best Far Cry in history.

A game that is best enjoyed on its multiplayer portion, and that's the first Frostbite Engine game on Nintendo Switch. Maybe you'll be missing anything new compared with the rest of the versions out there, that are already a year and a half old, but it's an extraordinary option if you are looking for an action game completely family friendly.

Narita Boy is a surprise. Maybe it's not a masterpiece, but it's a case of being good in things that we don't expect to be there.

FIFA 21 is a conformist game and is something obvious and has to be punished, because it's not the first year that this happened. It's understandable because the next gen is just around the corner, but even the slight changes made don't make this game any better than FIFA 20. FIFA 21 is more arcadey than before and doesn't have enough to be such a great success.

FIFA 21 on PS5 and Xbox Series X is the same game as in the original systems, with the odd technical tweak that especially dazzles the most recognizable players, highlighting the realism of hairstyles and beards. Otherwise, nothing particularly noteworthy, something that is logical in part because this is a free update, and not a complete new game with its own development.

Call of Duty: Vanguard is one of the most anticipated shooters of the year, a year in which Battlefield was knocking on the door. While they do not risk in its highlights, they reinforce a game system that works this time as a complement to Warzone but an incentive to the height, with an outstanding campaign and multiplayer mode but with a forgettable zombie mode that does not detract from the fun that has given me Vanguard in all the hours I've played.

The rebirth of a SEGA Megadrive classic is back with a remake to match the original. Labyrinthine phases, many enemies to defeat and abilities to discover in a fun adventure.

Ghostrunner is a perfect cyberpunk adventure for those demanding players who want to reach perfection in its gameplay style in the vein of Hotline Miami, but with light touches of Titanfall or Doom Eternal. One More Level's game turns out to be a challenging work that will test your true level as a player. A variety of interesting levels with a lame progression system that does not quite reward as much as it should due to its high difficulty level. But here you do not come to take a walk in the park, but to sweat to eliminate each rival.

Crystal Dynamics has released a half-cooked Marvel's Avengers game, but it has a lot of potential ahead. We are completely sure that, in a year, this game could be completely different, since it has plenty of possibilities and there is still plenty of content to spend hours without stopping. But it is true that it has arrived without being reviewed properly in some of its sections. Even with that, the game is full of epic action and Marvel fans will love it.

As fun as it was 10 years ago. Scott Pilgrim is a true tribute to the genre of beat 'em up games and it is especially recommended to be enjoyed cooperatively with friends or family. We miss some new features beyond the 2 DLC that are included, but it's still fun. Hopefully this re-launch will be the beginning of more games based on the license.

A game that will be on the likes of those who love D&D, but that finally misses the shot with a couple of flaws and features that simply are not there. For example its narrative it's too shallow and a multiplayer mode could have been excellent, but this is an indie game. A well rounded indie RPG that isn't as big as most of the big names on the genre.

Pokémon Unite is a superb game and also a terrifying micropayment store. While it remains up in the air whether we will have more generous challenges and events in the future, and even a revamp of the reward system, there is no doubt that greed makes worse a MOBA for Nintendo Switch that playably is impeccable.

Shady Part of Me is a puzzle title with an impressive and introspective aesthetic that tries to renounce everything that does not contribute to the story that it wants to teach us. Still, it sometimes gets lost in his own gameplay and leaves too many loopholes trying to be more mysterious than needed.

Stray is an adventure that will dazzle you if you love kittens. Its best virtue is the exploration, which truly makes us feel like real felines. The most action-focused parts are the least inspired. Even so, it's a meowly good game to spend a couple of afternoons playing.

Perhaps with a little more consistency and a more extended evolution in the hours, it would have been a much more rounded product. But do not detract from what Cris Tales offers, which is a game that is very worthwhile if you like this kind of adventures, as it stands out from the rest and overflows with personality.

Without too much fanfare, The Last Campfire is a proposal that fulfills its purposes, through a game that develops a profound narrative and with the aim of reaching the heart of those who are at the other side of the screen. Neither its puzzles are a challenge nor its gameplay is the most elaborate in the world, but if we take this as a kind of "short film video game" it provides very good moments. An evocative title that is not common and only appears from time to time and that helps to provide a differential touch winch is so necessary in the games industry.

Strangers of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is a title that although it is not the best spin-off of the saga, it is a breath of fresh air, brazen and hooligan in the purest Jojos style that offers new mechanics quite good for the franchise, highlighting above all its combat. However, its technical section is exceptionally poor with technical limitations that border on the absurd and its bosses are as forgettable as the secondary characters.

Create your own video games accompanied by the Nodon in this creative tool for Nintendo Switch. Share your creations and discover how a video game is created. Fun and very instructive although somewhat lacking in tools, Nodon and greater creative freedom both to create and to share.

Simple but yet fun platformer that doesn't want to do nothing new, but manages to entertain if it's played with friends. Easy and uncomplicated proposal that could have been much better with a bit more ambition. Just imagine a LittleBigPlanet game without its creativity side, add 3D levels, furry graphics and some excellent musical levels. That's what this game is.

The popular Worms series returns to video games with an action installment with team mechanics and battle royale. Take on players from around the world individually or in teams in this unbridled war.

Ghostwire Tokyo shines for its setting and development of its protagonists, although it abuses narrative that does not contribute much in its final episode. The work at the level of creating a desolate world has been perfect by Tango Gameworks. The main problem of the adventure is that it is halfway between genres.

Kimetsu No Yaiba: Hinokami Chornicles stands out for its history and beauty in battles, even though with very basic mechanics and boring modes.

King's Bounty 2 is a more than remarkable return of the tactical franchise, which presents us with a world of the most original, accompanied by a story that, without surprising, gets what it wants: to entertain a good amount of hours to everyone who plays it. Even with its design flaws, the work makes up for it with a combat system as complete and deep, while simple, so that all types of users can enjoy it to the fullest.

Song of horror tries to retain the old survival horror spirit but also brings back some of the issues of the genre with that, like its lackluster controls. Beyond that this is an interesting adventure with some original ideas and a good story behind it.

House of Ashes will not be remembered as a horror masterpiece in video games, but it is a good excuse to gather friends or family for a different night; already almost traditional. And thanks to that, the experience earns many points.

Fuser is here to stay as a true DJ experience in the form of a fun videogame. Sometimes it may be too deep for being really fun, but it's a deep experience that due to its nature may fall too flat with only 100 tracks (you are using no less than 4 on each mix).

An interesting game that has some deep flaws. We love its story and the way you investigate, but the combat is plainly awful and we miss some more tutorial during the whole adventure. Also having to pay again for the same game if you already have it on PS4 doesn't rock.

A missed opportunity to present a title at the height of his older brother. A classic RPG that does not innovate at any level and that can be improved in its approach and playable mechanics, although fans of the Genre and of the first installment will surely appreciate its proposal... which is also terribly beautiful to behold.

Fun but shallow game that may improve over the next few months with more new content, but that at its release time isn't enough to keep you playing for long enough.

Grid Legends has been a little prey to their intentions and times. The first, because what they wanted to reinforce the most is a narrative story mode that is far below what we expected to stay in no man's land. It is neither surprising, nor particularly interesting and does not seem to take itself too seriously. On the other hand, it doesn't invent the wheel either, never better said. And it dares to come out just a few days before a giant of virtual driving such as Gran Turismo 7.

Life is Strange: True Colors is not a perfect game and it is difficult to compare it with its predecessors, since each one is special and has a totally different approach. It can be classified as the most mature of the saga, although it has some problems when it comes to dealing with the psychological factor surrounding the protagonist.

Lemnis Gate shows us a tremendously original evolution to conventional shooters, adding strategic touches that can make more than one fall in love. Although it has a very basic execution with characters with very little personality, the speed to play games, the decisions we must take and the countless options we have in our hands to win the rounds makes it a very good choice for strategy lovers this fall.

NBA 2K22 is not more of the same. It has improved defense, playably is the best in many years, and has added what is effectively an MMO to its MyPlayer. However, the game still feels like early access in certain modes, with bugs that ruin the immersion in MyNBA, and monetization remains a problem for a player unwilling to invest or who doesn't have an edition with some Virtual Currency to use in their MyPlayer.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl prove two things: that the original was a game loaded with charisma and that makes you come to the end of the remake looking forward to it, and that without the improvements and additions that the developers keep adding, however small and unambitious we may think they are, the house of cards falls down on us.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl prove two things: that the original was a game loaded with charisma and that makes you come to the end of the remake looking forward to it, and that without the improvements and additions that the developers keep adding, however small and unambitious we may think they are, the house of cards falls down on us.

It's difficult not to see NBA 2K21 as a kind of early access. Not only because of its outdated teams or the mistakes made while trying to evolve the gameplay, but for the lack of some game modes that aren't accessible yet.

Quantum League is a great idea lost in its execution that demonstrates the difficulty of creating a successful multiplayer title in 2021. A project with a sensational gameplay that has been dwindled by the lack of content and the shortage of players. Is it Worth? Definitely, but only if you have someone to play with.

As Dusk Falls will please you as much as its script does. There isn't much more to read because there isn't much to play with. If the story of one family or the other is able to grab you, you will enjoy the whole time the adventure lasts and you may even be encouraged to replay some stages to make a different decision.

After its launch on Nintendo 3DS, the adventures of Miitopia come to Nintendo Switch. A true utopia with your Mii characters along with accessible and fun mechanics make it a purchase to consider.

Simple, but effective. Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All! is the perfect option to play in company thanks to its cooperative mode and have fun with friends or family. Its shortcomings, such as a repetitive development, are solved by having someone next to enjoy the experience and deliver cookies to the Romans. In addition, at a technical level, the work done by its creators is exquisite, and we will feel that we are inside a comic book that has come to life.

Super Meat Boy was an incredibly good platformer, but this sequel is not as good as the original game and the reason is simple: Super Meat Boy Forever is now an autorunner. This makes the Team Meat game even harder than it was, and that affects to the gameplay itself transforming this game in something less fun than it could have been.

Samurai Warrriors 5 is a full-fledged musou and a good installment of the saga, but it sins of being too flat and of not evolving the gameplay and the mechanics of the genre. Nor does it bring great new, in general, and is aimed only at fans. But, even so, it's a great entertainment that we recommend.

Onirike, from the Spanish DevilishGames, takes us on an adventure that reminds us of the value of dreaming and the memories we have saved. An adventure in three dimensions that brings a certain nostalgic factor to those games that were played at the beginning of the century and that have been forgotten. Platforms, chases and puzzles come together in an entertaining adventure that is weighed down by errors such as input lag in its controls and little variety. A Tim Burton atmosphere and colorful characters await in an adventure that although short, entertaining and has a great moral. All this at an affordable price.

Your head won't explode, even though there are a lot of bombs in the game. A nice adventure based on the world of LoL, giving room for the new line "A League of Legends Story" with which Riot hopes to continue contributing for years to come. It is simple, straightforward and effective. Its biggest downside is wanting to gloat about the action it has, something difficult to appreciate in a rhythm game where you have to keep an eye on the movement markers to succeed.

Fun and with a ton of content but repetitive and a bit shallow on a long term. It's a good idea, but at this moment we can't recommend it due its bad matchmaking and some lag issues that hopefully will be solved in the upcoming game updates.

Short but fun platformer that doesn't do anything particularly new, but still offers a good take on its genre. One of those games that will bring joy to your library of games but you won't remember for long after finishing it.

If you are a Kirby fan or if you want a different and sweetened fighting game, Kirby Fighters 2 is a very good option. It is not a revolution in its genre but it's enough to offer compliant and fun combat, especially when playing with up to three players. Story Mode might need more bite and variety.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is a fun and needed change for the series, that became too gritty and complex. Now this game is closer to the 90's arcade games and may not be as deep as previous WWE games, but its fun as hell, and if you are one of those who love wrestling, you'll like this one.

Serious Sam 4 may be repetitive, with an overly simplistic story and could be better in graphical terms... But it's a love letter to those who enjoyed the 90's FPS where killing things was the important shit. In these early days the proposal lacks some more game modes such as mods, multiplayer, coop options and more, but it's enough to have a crazy fun game night.

A moving game that prioritizes its story over any other gameplay mechanic or technical improvements, that will be interesting because of its storytelling, but that will not be remembered for long.

Almost the same game that we played back in 2012. Nothing has changed enough... It is not awful if you didn't played the game when it came out, but doesn't offer enough new reasons to come back to this world on 2021. The good news is that THQ hasn't thrown in the towel with the franchise, and that everything that we see here would be improved in the future.

The Falconeer brings to life a fantastic and beautiful open world where we can fly everywhere riding our giant falcon. Dogfights between the clouds while an interesting story between different factions is defining our actions. We just miss more interactions with the world around us and to be able to change the story with our decisions.

A city builder that is a completely different animal compared with the regular games on the genre. All you have to do here is know the basics and build a better world, without the risks of being attacked. An engaging experience that is also pretty entertaining but sometime feels shallow and doesn't have enough replayability.

Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a proposal that, in general terms, we have loved for its fidelity to the Alien movies and because it does not seek to be anything more than an action experience a la Left 4 Dead, already with built-in improvements that can be seen in Back 4 Blood, to kill aliens without stopping. However, it could have been much more and bring some variety to not always be the same. Still, if you are fans of the movie saga you can't let it escape.

A love letter to fans of fantasy and Action-RPG in the vein of the Souls saga. Chronos: Before the Ashes, is a perfect option to enjoy a fairy tale story with a chosen one, a dragon and tons of monsters to eliminate with your sword and shield strokes. Of course, for those who are tired of Souls, it's just more of the same, but shorter, so you can skip it.

A charming yet simple puzzle game that is best enjoyed while playing in couch coop, but lacks variety to be really entertaining for a long time. Maybe with a better IA and some more gameplay mechanics could have been a complete success, but it's just a fun game to play with a friend.

We don't know if it's a necessary remake or if someone asked for it, but since it's here, it's an enjoyable game. One of those that you can enjoy on a weekend when you don't feel like doing anything truly existential. The original is from 2006 and the passage of time is noticeable in terms of narrative and conceptual development; but on a technical level it is up to the new times.

El Hijo: A Wild West Tale is not the most innovative stealth game in the world, but it stands out for having a Pixar context. It's fun for kids, but the message gets through to adults.

A great compilation that includes 4 great old games that have received a wonderful remaster treatment. But it also comes with some flaws like the lack of any extra content beyond the OG games, and the fact that this are difficult games that may not be for everyone out there.

Scarf is a very beautiful proposal at an artistic and audiovisual level in general, but its conception as a videogame is below the level it reaches in the aforementioned levels. Its development is committed to be reflective and emotional, but that should not be in dispute when it comes to offering a greater challenge in the puzzles.

Aragami 2 is a sequel that improves on the original installment in every way, giving users a long adventure, full of revenge, stealth and action. Together with a splendid soundtrack, make Aragami 2 a more than remarkable title, which is not free of certain aspects that could be more polished and cared for, but which shows that the Spanish video game industry has a lot of talent to show the rest of the world.

Fast, fun and works better played with a friend just as it was with the classic beat'em up that serve as an inspiration to 9 Monkeys of Shaolin. It may be too simplistic sometimes, but it's a great offering on this old school genre despite its PC version it not a very good port from the console versions of the game.

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered offers slight technical improvements and 6 hours of content compared to the game 10 years ago. And it may not be enough except that you are a true fan of the license.

It is not the worst first step for the saga, but this game gets shadowed when you compare it against Football Manager. The game moves itself off from football, and it gets so close with a calc sheet.

Gods will fall is a challenge. A work that will test your ability to analyze each of the levels and enemies you face. It can be a bit frustrating, but it is also most satisfying when fully mastered. To the gods!

Bright Memory is one of the mandatory games for Xbox Series X/S. Although it's only the first episode of the full game, the work done here by FYQD Studio that combines first-person shooter with hack and slash is brilliant. The story is still a bit confusing, but it has so much potential.

MotoGP 21 hardly differs from last year's installment and it's a shame that Milestone is such a conformist studio.

Natsume tries to go forward on the series taking a few risky decisions. Sadly not every decision taken is correct and that makes the game a bit shallow compared with previous games on the franchise.

Lost in Random has very good ideas and a development that combines its gothic atmosphere with a combat system inspired by the best role-playing games. But, when you repeat the same process continuously, the sensations are more bitter.

Double A lovers were looking forward to Biomutant. The premise is interesting and It has very good points like the weapon crafting system, but it is a real disaster in things like the script or the karma system.

The Ascent wants to make changes in a genre but it falls short and is not polished enough to offer a satisfactory experience. The setting is successful, it picks up the essence of the Cyberpunk style, giving it a further point of decadence and an extra element with the alien touch, with interesting character designs and offers an interesting action proposal that may fall short too. The biggest drawback comes in its optimization where there are many rough edges that present problems.

Little Hope doesn't have the charm of Man of Medan and its story is too predictable and not terrifying. Even so, it is a good option to play in the company of 5 friends.

A fun game that is burdened by time restrictions and the continuous micro-payments that it proposes and that, in the end, are a continuous brake to fully enjoy the game.

Short and shallow but pure fan service that fans would love fusing Control and Alan Wake's universes. You'll want more of almost everything and that's good if you (like us) were waiting for something huge.

Mario Strikers: Battle League is a game that, when viewed individually and making use of multiplayer and online can be quite fun. However, it arrives 15 years after Wii's Mario Football and hardly feels like that much of a leap forward. Not to mention the rampant lack of single-player content.

A game that will please every Warhammer 40K fan with its narrative and gameplay mechanics, but can be a bit shallow for everyone else. And the team still has to do plenty of optimization to make the game work well on most on the platforms where it's available.