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.

Gran Turismo 7 is a love letter to the world of motor racing that will reach both lovers of speed, as well as those who simply want to have a few races. A section with a care and insane detail and sensations at the controls that make us feel the speed of going at 300km / h from the living room of our house. Polyphony Digital has given his work a practical development and adaptable to all audiences.

Sifu is that game that you will hate at times, but that you will want to play again after resting for a few hours. An assured return capable of challenging you with justice and without it that you will not be able to avoid until after infinite repetitions you are able to defeat once and for all.

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.

Elden Ring has, from now on, a place of honor in the pantheon of the best video games in history. From Software needed 13 years to refine to the last detail its vision of a genre that has influenced the industry like few studios before and give us a totally overwhelming title both for its content and for the sense that has every last object and pixel of the Lands Between.

Horizon Forbidden West is the perfect evolution of the saga. It doesn't add many pieces to its gear, but the ones it does add are so subtle that they enhance the experience considerably. Guerrilla has built a world in which it is a pleasure to get lost thanks to its infinite possibilities. A universe that has its own personality and that comes for an Aloy that is even more courageous and dedicated to become a complete inspiration.

Arceus is one of the big games of the year. Perhaps not the best or the most polished, but one of the most fun and relevant to the industry, which is no small thing. The philosophical and mechanical change that it can trigger in the saga is one of its letters of introduction, despite the more than improvable technical section.

Two essential games that you can relive with Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves; or experience them for the first time if you missed them back in the day. Its graphical improvements focus mainly on refresh rate performance, providing an optimal experience. Any excuse is good to put on the explorer's suit and jump into impossible jumps or to solve puzzles in mysterious catacombs.

Dying Light 2 collects all the good things that had its first installment to polish and perfect it with an exquisite gameplay and an almost perfect parkour. Although in the role-playing theme it can be a bit weak if we talk about stats and builds, the development of characters, their stories and our decisions are something that will shine with its own light.

Pagan: Control has become my favorite way to enjoy Far Cry 6 and is a very interesting novelty for any Season Pass holder. Its well-executed looping gameplay and typical of the saga score the plus points. However, we can't help but think that the dynamic of being the villain could be better exploited.

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.

Ruined King is a bit far from the expectations created with it, but right where we should have put it after knowing Airship Syndicate's previous work. It's a solid RPG, with deep combat, and interesting systems.

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.

Halo Infinite is not a revolution in video games, but neither does it seek to. Its mission is to be a game of the highest level and update the Master Chief to bring it back to the forefront of relevance, and that is achieved with a cocktail of excellent gameplay, sensitivity to new trends in the industry and a huge affection for everything built by the saga to this day.

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.

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.

Genshin Impact is a well above average RPG to which we will dedicate many hours, but that gets lost in a monetization system typical of the gacha genre that sometimes demands too much from us. However, the free to play experience is wonderful offering us a beautiful and colorful world that can boast an absurdly good character design and a story capable of keeping us hooked.

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.

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.

Riders Republic is the pinnacle of extreme games, mixing the best sports in the world with mechanics that are not innovative but very effective.

Shin Megami Tensei is one of the best RPGs of recent years. His fights exude that traditional aroma, but they have elements that make him unique. And its history, although confusing in its beginnings, when it clicks it no longer lets go. It has all the components to do wonders for fans of the genre.

Football Manager 22 is a spectacular title for soccer lovers and for fans of the saga. The new features fit perfectly, but it still has everything that has made it a world reference in terms of sports management videogames.

Forza Horizon 5 is a formidable game, with a spectacular graphics and an overwhelming amount of content. But above all, it is a fun title that dignifies the fun in video games with no greater pretension than that, to have the best time possible.

Marvel's: Guardians of the Galaxy is a fantastic game. He knows what his greatest virtues are and he performs them without showing off. Square Enix has found a path that it can and must explore, using the most popular and interactive medium, to shape its comic book universe wherever it can.

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.

Inscryption is a game that seeks to advance the medium, challenge the player and make him participate in something huge. This would be enough to consider it a great title, but on top of that it is brilliantly designed and the characters and story will not be easily forgotten

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