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.

The best Tetris game ever, with plenty of multiplayer modes and a ton of hours of playtime. It may be something that we have seen a lot of times before, but it's still awesome and extremely entertaining.

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.

LoL: Wild Rift is a great game, despite being a mobile game. Mimics with dexterity what made LoL so big, and even allows itself to fly at a different height with things like the events, the character presentation or the customization options.

Gears 5: Hivebusters is everything we ask of a Gears of War: lots of action, frenzy, a simple story, and a level design perfect for gunfights. It has an adjusted duration, yes, but it is enjoyable until the end.

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.

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.

An interesting mix of well-known details that manages to offer a familiar taste and yet be extremely fun. As you can imagine Monster Sanctuary doesn't have anything particularly new to offer, but it's a fun metroidvania with all kinds of pocket monsters that's also pretty deep.

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 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.

Cyberpunk 2077 has set the bar very high and yet we believe it will be a memorable experience for many of the players waiting for it. However, it may have come close to meeting even the highest of expectations. In any case, we are facing a formidable game that has had us playing even when we had already finished it in order to look for the many endings, to keep leveling or even to simply get to know the characters better.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A great entry point for the new generation of consoles with an excellent technical side, and a good gameplay proposal lingering between a modern point'n click adventure an survival horror.

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).

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.

This game is every new-gen console's dream: an essential exclusive. Demon's Souls is a wonderful presentation for PlayStation 5, given that it honors a two generations in the past cult jewel and powers it with the new hardware possibilities.

A great musou game that also comes with an excellent story that completes what we knew from Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The only comebacks of this game are some technical issues and the things that come with this game's genre, and even with that is a great game.

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.

Once again we find a CoD game with 3 separate ways of being enjoyed, and once again the zombies experience is the best part of the pack. Its campaign is not bad, and tries a couple of new things while being a bit short and shallow. The multiplayer part is the worst thing of the pack, due some balance issues and a lack of content. Fortunately that will be solved on the next few months, as CoD: Modern Warfare also managed to do one year ago.

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.

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.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla is a very good game even though it is far from perfect. It is possible that a little more development time would have favored it. It has its defects, especially technical issues, but, as if it were a Hollywood blockbuster, the whole is fun, and it is what really matters.

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.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon is the perfect game to start with this franchise if you haven't started already. Transforming a pure action game into a classic JRPG is not an easy task, but the team responsible for this seventh installment has achieved it smoothly marking the beginning of a new era of Yakuza games.

Every console generation has to begin and end with an outstanding racing game, and this is the one for Xbox One/PS4 and PS5/Xbox Series. DIRT 5 is a fast & furious game with a fun twist on its style and gameplay. May not be as deep as the DIRT Rally Series, but proves to be much more varied than them while playing alone or even playing with you friends locally with a 4 players split screen mode or online.