As a journalistic exercise of a research work, The Occupation shows a faithful representation of the profession and presents interesting playable proposals. Pity that is lost in a myriad of questionable design decisions and errors that break the gameplay and narrative rhythm.

Despite the strength of his first episodes, where the player immerses himself fully in his modernist and art deco architecture. Close to the Sun is diluted as the adventure progresses. The premise of Helios as a research vessel where the brightest minds of their time could develop their ideas without limits inevitably reminds Rapture, however, any comparison with Bioshock beyond the setting is odious. Little ambitious in its playable mechanics, it misses a good amount of very promising premises that we would have liked to see better exploited.

There´s nothing left about classic Ghost Recon here. Just mixed concepts inherited from The Division and Assassin's Creed that Jon Bernthal can't carry by himself. A place full of bugs and bad decisions that can at least be enjoyed in coop mode and multiplayer.

The result is unfortunately that nothing ends up working very well directly. This title is in no way capable of competing with games like Trials in the technical aspect, it does not even reach its own point, to the point that it is not a simple and fun trick game either. Even if you manage to get the beat all the best you can expect in a circuit and chain one trick after another, everything keeps getting a little more boring. Why limit yourself to 2 backflips when you can do a 720 Can Can landing in manual? Pumped BMX Pro limits you and you should really commit to one style of game or another, the current combination is simply not the right one, the only thing you get is to throw stones on your own roof.

There are things about Wanted: Dead that I really liked and others that really annoyed me. With technical tweaks and quality of life improvements it can become a very enjoyable game that seeks a niche of players who missed certain transgressive, immature and fun-seeking games from a few years ago.

Dungeons III is an RTS that follows the adventure proposed by the classic Dungeon Keeper. An entertaining one, that offers an interesting story, plus a combat mode and multiplayer. The dynamic resolution offers a regular result, affecting how it looks, but the experience remains intact. Dungeons III is a different proposal because its genre, being the bad guys and because its unique style story.

Riverbond is entertaining for those who want a quick game from time to time to take down a few enemies and deal with a handful of bosses, but it falls short for those looking for a deeper adventure. It is also an ideal option to spend an afternoon with the family and play with the kids, there is no doubt that they will like both the action and the designs.

The DioField Chronicle has a lot of potential to be a great game, but thanks to the strange movements of Square Enix, this has not managed to be the title that many expected and that would make strategy games renew their formula that has been going on for many years. without changing. Probably with the addition of more translations, especially Spanish, it would have been reason enough to take into account the purchase of this game, but it has not been the case, so it remains off the radar of most players, thus remaining in oblivion as a game that Square Enix did not know how to take advantage of, remaining in non-existence in the mouths of the company's fans.

Dontnod peaked with Life is Strange and has not managed to live up to the hurdle that they set themselves. Twin Mirror is a new failed attempt. Its story is uninteresting, its characters are forgettable, and it has serious pacing problems.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is a platform fighting game that offers fun and good times with friends. Evaluated from this perspective, the game delivers, and if that's what you're looking for, you won't regret it. However, this game could have been much better, especially in details, fluidity and content. If you are able to look past its disappointing visuals, or its unoriginal soundtrack, this game might have something interesting to give you.

If I have to say something about Elex II is that this is a particular game. If you were a fan of the initial game, you will like this one. But if you didn't play it, you might have a less than satisfying experience. The idea of a minimalist hud, an open world that you have to explore to discover its secrets, difficulty in combat, is striking. But there are many things that are not satisfactory, the main one being the combat. Elex II does not manage to get out of that feeling that you are playing a retro game, having been released in 2022.

Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions is a fairly simple fighting game that does things well to give you an entertaining but not overly deep experience. The combat falls somewhere between being arcade and more traditional, staying more on the arcade side. The narrative in the game is full of Rocky references and important moments but they are only in the background. It is missed that the decision had been made to make this title more arcade and take advantage of the advantages this gave it to make it more epic.

Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed is an asymmetric multiplayer game that may not fit everyone, since it is very different from others that are already on the market that are much more polished than this one. In the case of deciding to buy it, you will not make a bad purchase, but you have to keep in mind that the game can become repetitive after a few games, that is why I recommend it only to those true fans of the Ghostbusters franchise.

Outcast: A New Beginning gives us a science fiction videogame that we have been waiting for years. Exploring Adelpha using the jetpack and engaging with the Talans is interesting. The performance of the game and the combat need some improvements, but overall is a good first experience into this saga.

While AEW: Fight Forever has its positive aspects, it lacks the depth and quality needed to stand out in the wrestling genre and challenge its competitors.

Bright Memory: Infinite is not a particularly good game in any way. It has some technical problems, an empty story, and is quite short. But it offers a satisfying mix of fast-paced shooting and dynamic action. The result is not entirely satisfactory, because of its limited approach.

Mafia II: Final Edition is an example of a lazy remaster and something that could have been much better. Mind you, Vito's story is as exciting as ever, being one of those great forgotten titles of the Xbox 360 generation.

The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan keeps alive the "interactive horror movie" proposal that gave Supermassive Games such good results with Until Dawn. However, this new adventure falls short in every sense, but mainly the narrative.

Despite its interesting idea, Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection feels short. Konami would have made a more interesting collection with more, more varied and better games. However, if you are fans of the genre or want to know more about it, it's a recommended purchase.

Asterix & Obélix Slap Them All! It stays at half throttle and does not get what it is looking for.

Although the soul of this magnificent work is still intact, with the re-launch of Shenmue I & II, a golden opportunity to bring Yu Suzuki's masterpiece to the younger public is lost due to its poor remastering work.

At the end of the day, when you have learned to cope with all the objections of the game, you are fascinated by the huge world of Elex, its contrasts and designs, but you realize that the problem goes beyond its aesthetics. It is all these mismatches and imbalances in combat and the general experience that end up leaving a bittersweet flavor in a game that has everything to offer a deep experience in the field of RPG.

Knee Deep is a conversational adventure where we’ll have to solve the mystery around a movie star’s suicide. Despite its original staging, Knee Deep tries to offer more than it cans. With some simpler graphics and a less complicated script, Prologue Games would have achieved a much better product.

The remastered version of Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water offers improved visual effects, additional costumes and a new photo mode that is quite deep. The problem is that in everything else the game fails. Although its initial premise is very intriguing, the game fails to develop its plot at a good pace. There is too much repetition in many of its main mechanics. All in all, the fact that the franchise has returned to Xbox after fifteen years is a merit.

Wuppo offers a simple and fun proposal full of humor and action in a nice and colorful world drawn by hand. An action and exploration game with bosses and challenges that would please the biggest and smallest members of the family.

Paper Dolls Original brings us an interesting horror story, based on eastern culture. Lichigames does an incredible job with its design, but fails giving us a smooth gameplay. We hope the Chinese developer polishes Paper Dolls Original sequels, because it has enough talent to do it.

Oniken: Unstoppable Edition turns out to be a good nod to generating 8-bit platform games with high difficulty by today's standards. This point can delight the most nostalgic. However, the lack of polish in the controls and their short duration remain too much in the overall experience.

With its fresh gameplay and a quite thought out story, Mystic Fate will take you on a brief journey through a dungeon where you'll have to resolve all kind of puzzles and combats against enemies, all while using the telekinetic powers of Aris, one of the last alchemists. However, some recurrent issues in its gameplay put a stain in the fun provided by the final product.