The impossification concept gives Park Beyond a unique nature as a theme park genre. The story mode is good, the sandbox mode is better and only a few technical issues harm the last game from Limbic Entertainment.

If you are one of those players that enjoy with classic RPG, Torment: Tides of Numenera may offer you what you are looking for thanks to its huge complexity and a fascinating story line that makes this a game to be kept in mind. It’s a shame that its disastrous performance stains the final result.

Evil West is a really fun third-person action game. It has a good variety of gameplay with the addition of melee and ranged gameplay. Plus, the artwork feels really inspired. Technically, however, it's a bit of a low-key game, and suffers from a severe problem in the level design.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit was a good game that allowed us to remember the foundation of the saga classics . But Criterion offers a Burnout style game that works quite well. Now, with a need for new games that provide an experience that fans deserve, appears the remastered edition of this game. And it works well, especially on Xbox One X, with the performance mode and the 60fps that gives a really fast experience. But we can't ignore that this game is ten-year-old game. improved resolution, some new effects and, most importantly, new stages and races, rejuvenates this classic arcade racing experience.

BloodRayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites allows us to recall the classic game launched 10 years ago, totally renewed, updating its visual and sound aspect. Offering a more polished gameplay than the original but at the same time maintaining the same level of challenge.

Darksiders Genesis manages to maintain the spirit of the franchise despite the change in perspective. It's fun and has an incredible artistic section, although it is hampered by certain performance issues.

Train Station Renovation is a fun and relaxing game, in which the player marks their times. With correct visuals and without major flaws. It is presented as a fresh and different setting for all types of players.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is the last step before reaching Kingdom Hearts III. All the content in this compilation is essential and tells us everything we need to know about Sora and her friends before we face the final battle. The emotional moments of DDD and 0.2 are joined by the new stories told in Back Cover.

Kona is a narrative adventure worthy of Stephen King that will capture you with its design of the Quebec during the 1970’s. Even so, its technical aspect fades a final result that could have been excellent.

MotoGP 19 is a little revolution gameplay wise. The inclusion of the new system of physics and ANNA, the new artificial intelligence, makes this new part one of the best products of Milestone. However, there is still a long way to go to become a true exponent in the genre of driving.

This reimagination of a classic nails the tone, the cast and the mix of puzzle, exploration and action. It has its weaknesses, but Pieces Interactive has managed to create a horror game that should be able to relive this iconic franchise.

Trek to Yomi is a game with its ups and downs, in which an interesting plot, together with an amazing artistic style, fall apart due to a terrible combat system, which leaves this title in a "limbo".

Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök is an expansion that follows what the base game and the previous two expansions offered, with innovative mechanics and with a new setting, the story of Eivor/Odin keep going forward.

Team Sonic Racing is a funny racing game and it's different from their rivals thanks to the cooperative extra needed for achieve de victories.

The Devil in Me brilliantly closes The Dark Pictures Anthology first season. A careful and exciting story, a cast of interesting characters, complex decision-making, and an experience much more focused on exploration are some of its main elements. Despite some small technical problems that are already common in the saga, The Devil in Me is an absolute must for horror fans.

Zeroptian invasion does not seek to reinvent the formula of what was Space invaders, but to pay homage to it. The formula is still addictive and challenging. It squanders nostalgia not only for mechanics, but for visual and music.

EA Sports F1 25 returns with the passion of Formula 1, but more as a routine formality than as an innovative proposition striving to succeed on its own merits. It may represent standard fare in sports games, yet it leaves behind a lingering bitterness over what might have been. The title boasts an efficient graphics engine, delivering optimal performance to showcase some of the most iconic races in the world of motorsport. Additionally, it offers a broad range of modes by blending the traditional Career mode with the unlimited service of F1 World. Overall, EA Sports F1 25 is a decent offering—if somewhat too derivative.

We Happy Few is one of those types of games that are rarely seen in a generation. A title that presents a really interesting and creative proposal, full of symbolism and reflection. But further on, we see how its long development and its difficult period of early access may have conditioned a playable section with attractive ideas of survival that are lost in a non-motivating approach.

Tormented Souls takes us back to classic survival horror. However its playable issues prevent it of becoming an enjoyable and perfect horror experience.

Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love is a tribute to the greatest LucasArts games. It takes us to the Iron Curtain in the shoes of a reporter whose idea of Communism clashes with what is really happening in the imaginary country of Matryoshka.

Civilization VII is a great strategy proposal with new ideas, breaking with the tradition of the saga. It is a game that looks spectacular, although it is not free from technical problems. It aims to be a new kind of challenge but at the cost of betraying a traditional concept that many users expected. And if we take its previous installment as a reference, it can even be seen as a very limited product in terms of options and content.

Felix the Reaper is frankly recommended for almost all types of players. His proposal of musical puzzle game is different from anything we have seen lately and gives off originality and good vibes with each dance step, but at the same time it does not relax and its playability works.

Journey to the Savage Planet is a good survival experience with an interesting narrative component and that lacks in gunplay.

In the Sam and Max game series there are great games that take this pair of good characters on undoubtedly fun adventures. Sam & Max Save the World is an important moment in the series, even if it is not the best game in the series. Its wacky story, its black humor will always amuse you. And if you like point and click games, this one should definitely be a candidate to make it to your library. Its flaws are clear: solving puzzles can be more difficult than it should be because the logic of the game can be an obstacle. Plus an awkward control.

Transference brings us a pure thriller: finding out what has happened to a family, in an alternate version of its psique. To discover the truth we have to solve riddles, listen carefully to the family voices and find out every horrible secret. However, Transference is a game developed to be purely enjoyed in VR. So the experience is not as good as it should have been on Xbox One.

The Surge offers an innovative combat and crafting system but it suffers ups and downs on its difficulty and also has a poor script. Even so the result is a worthy action RPG that will live on as an alternative to the Souls Saga.

Isonzo is a multiplayer game with a solid proposal that has some problems. In relation to its realism, the beauty of its landscapes, the wildness of its confrontations, you have a game that can give you a lot. Although it is a niche game. The main problems that Isonzo WW1 has, besides some technical issues such as the texture overload or the horrible and screeching screams of dying men that sound out of tune, have to do with the design of its offensives. In my opinion, these confrontations can last longer than they should.

Rebellion's gamble with Atomfall represents a new step in their storytelling approach. Those who enjoyed Generation Zero will know what to expect: a game that offers unique elements designed to immerse players in its compelling narrative. However, it seems that storytelling isn't the only area that needed attention and innovation. The experience is slightly weighed down by clunky combat mechanics—although not quite as much as its technical performance.