After many hours of playing, we can say that Sniper Elite: Resistance is an enjoyable addition to the franchise. Thanks to its combination of tactical action, realism and a well-constructed historical narrative, this Rebellion game is a must-have title for fans of the series. However, for any other audience it may be a game of little relevance or lack of importance due to the focus it has, as it is clear that it is for and by fans of the franchise. And speaking of its price, right now it is available in Spain at a price of €49.99. This price is more than fair if we take into account the content and quality of the game that Rebellion offers us.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection is a more than welcome update that improves several aspects of the original game. Although it still has some areas that could be polished, it offers an experience that tells the story of two girls completely in love. It is a recommended option for those looking for an adventure.

Kingdom Come Deliverance II is a sequel that significantly improves upon the original game’s formula, offering major technical enhancements and a narrative accessible to both new and veteran players. The story picks up with Henry from the last point of the 2018 game, using flashbacks and conversations to recap past events. The gameplay stands out for its realistic combat and the memory of NPCs, adding depth and realism. Warhorse Studios has created an immersive experience that could be a strong contender for GOTY 2025.

We’ve enjoyed playing this game for hours. It takes the formula from the original game and does something that feels fresh, improving mechanics that were once a bit tedious and adding new ones. Turning the game into a roguelike was a great decision, it makes each playthrough feel unique, as you get different items and the characters have varied personalities and relationships with one another. It’s a worthy sequel to the original Darkest Dungeon, though it’s somewhat marred by the first few hours of gameplay.

An underrated masterpiece that we should not forget despite its age, and one of the best entries that marked a turning point in Bandai Namco's franchise.

The reboot of Dynasty Warriors has been one of the best ideas to break the monotony imposed by its clone predecessors. The hack'n slash specialized in Musou returns with renewed energy and significant improvements to offer an outstanding action experience. As part of a story, being able to make decisions and take different paths extends a visually stunning experience, whose gameplay is extremely satisfying.

Flint: Treasure of Oblivion is a turn-based strategy game that blends pirate adventure with tactical gameplay, but it falls short of realizing its full potential. While the game offers a compelling pirate-themed narrative and strategic depth, the card system is overly complex and underdeveloped, making it difficult to fully appreciate. The game also suffers from dated graphics that fail to match the quality of its setting, and the reliance on dice rolls for determining combat outcomes occasionally undermines strategic planning, introducing frustrating elements of luck. While it has promise, these issues prevent it from being a standout title in its genre.

Fantasian Neo Dimension is the Mistwalker's return to consoles with an enhanced version of a special work, meticulously crafted in its visuals. Don't expect the best story in Japanese role-playing games, but it is a very fun video game with a combat system that evolves as the adventure progresses. A must-play if you're a fan of Enix and Squaresoft video games from the late decade.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is a diamond in the rough, still waiting to be fully discovered. Despite launch issues and some questionable technical decisions, the game offers a great concept that can be enjoyed by both veteran simulation enthusiasts and newcomers to this type of experience. Straddling the line between video game and simulator, its greatest strength is also its main flaw, given the proximity of its previous game, whose shadow still looms over this ambitious bid for a bright future.

Let's Sing 2025 repeats the formula with new songs and content, such as the renewed campaign mode, which will allow us to become a music star. With a selection of songs of the most varied, it promises to be the king of the parties.

BioWare was facing an impossible mission, but with Dragon Age: The Veilguard has brought to life a game which knows what it wants to be. Maybe the execution doesn't pair with the fans wishes, but this return to the fantasy franchise is entertaining and visually spectacular. The biggest flaw is an inconsistent pace because of its large length.

Planet Coaster 2 has managed to do what seemed impossible. Despite being somewhat continuous, Frontier Developments has managed to perfectly improve all aspects of the first installment, offering fans of the genre a dream game and expanding the formula with a greater complexity that enhances all aspects of the original. Beginners also have a place thanks to its complete campaign that will give them the necessary tools to get started in this wonderful world. I warn you that you will not regret it.

Dragon Quest is one of my favorite series, and although I enjoyed the Dragon Quest III remake for its details and changes that make the adventure easier to understand, I wouldn’t recommend it to new players. This remake stays so faithful to the original material that it feels like a game lost in time. Despite continuing to play the HD-2D trilogy as a fan, I believe that even Dragon Quest IX for the Nintendo DS surpasses this remake in content and gameplay. Square Enix missed the opportunity to offer a true remake, similar to those of the Final Fantasy franchise.

It is interesting to see how a game can be presented in such an original way. A strategy game, with ants, using Unreal Engine 5 and offering an amazing spectacle on PC and consoles, with brilliant performance. A different, immersive experience that can serve both new users of the genre and veterans alike.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a risky sequel and not all its decisions feel good. Half of the audiencia can feel betrayed by this story and no one could blame them for it. Max keeps up the pace, but the support cast, the romances and the story development are not up to her.

New World Aeternum is a re-imagining of the 2021 game with the goal of releasing it on consoles, having improved story integration with better narrative, controller compatibility, and unique elements like archetypes to make it more accessible. But it remains the expansive MMO with many possibilities to get lost in and invest many hours in its individual, cooperative, and competitive missions

Silent Hill 2 Remake is the best horror game ever. Bloober Team has not only delighted us with its best game, but also with a must for fans of the genre. Its gameplay is perfectly balanced to be satisfying, accompanied to perfection by a fantastic puzzle system. In addition, it has one of the best soundtracks in the industry, as well as a graphic finish that easily makes it Top 3 of the generation at a visual level.

Sonic X Shadow Generations is a double treat. We have a poor remaster of what is considered the best title in the franchise in a decade, and on the other, we have a new independent adventure starring Shadow The Hedgehog. Excellence in level design, gameplay, and soundtrack. It’s a shame that the remaster of Sonic Generations falls short of expectations.

The re-release of LEGO Harry Potter Collection for next-generation consoles is unusual, as few LEGO games based on famous licenses have been remastered. Although a complete saga version like LEGO Star Wars was not released, the next-gen update offers a 50% discount for those who already owned the previous version. The improvements focus on the visual aspect, with 60 FPS, native 4K resolution, haptic feedback, and high-resolution shadows, making it ideal for new players and fans of the franchise.

Unknown 9: Awakening marks the beginning of a new transmedia franchise, but maybe not the expected one. As a starting point presents several flaws. It's technically poor and its story isn't very impressive. Its action has good ideas, but not all of them are well executed. Even so, if you're looking for a more direct gaming experience, this could be yours.

Neva takes the elemments that make Gris a success and evolves them into new heights. Nomada Studio's new game has now a satisfactory combat system and more clever puzzles, but keeping its own visual beauty.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO is the best Dragon Ball simulator ever. Spike Chunsoft's game presents an arcade gameplay much deeper than it seems, with a spectacular graphics and an almost infinite amount of content.

Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream aims to offer a gaming experience faithful to Kirito’s virtual world, although there are still areas for improvement. Despite this, it is a very attractive title with daily and weekly challenges that keep players engaged. With high-quality graphics and sound, it offers a multiplayer experience similar to MMO raids, as well as revisiting the best moments of each character and unlocking secret scenes with your favorites.

Metaphor ReFantazio stands out as a next-generation RPG, combining elements from previous ATLUS games without losing its own identity. With a variety of mechanics and missions that invite continuous exploration, and a majestic soundtrack by Shoji Meguro, this game promises to be one of the best JRPGs of the year, rivaling Persona 3 Reload. The integration of social and combat systems from other ATLUS series creates an unforgettable gaming experience, raising expectations for future releases like Persona 6.

Throne and Liberty presents itself as an ambitious and risky proposal to encompass a classic traditional RPG concept with new, more dynamic mechanics and top-notch visuals. The storyline is full of stereotypes, but it’s enjoyable, providing an adventure that includes a massive tutorial to cover various PvP and PvE game modes. It’s a universe to get lost in, but where modern mechanics, giving rewards too quickly, could carry the user to an end where only finds a monotony experience too soon.

Funko Fusion is a first approach of the popular franchise of figures to video games that falls a little halfway in everything. Playably it works, but the repetitiveness of its missions in each and every one of the worlds causes us to think about quitting the game, despite the number of franchises it pays homage to.

Ara: History Untold could be the first real-time strategy game capable of standing up to the Civilization series. A very well-crafted product, with priorities that allow for a unique experience, despite the direct relationship with such a specific genre. Its design is very well done, its execution is brilliant, and it is capable of captivating us with its battles and landscapes. Diverse, challenging, and entertaining, one of those games that takes us to a new dimension where we wish time would really stand still. It is a game that all strategy lovers should play.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions offers a refreshed and accessible experience for both fans of the franchise and new players. While it is fun at first, it can become repetitive over time. The customization is good, but the lack of excitement and challenge may cause players to return only occasionally. Despite its shortcomings, fans will enjoy collecting cosmetics and completing the cups, although the game might become Free to Play in the future.