Hogwarts Legacy is not only the best game ever made of the Harry Potter franchise, but it is also a fantastic RPG. The title, developed by Avalanche, wastes a lot of care for the magical world, but it is also consistent in all its playable elements. If we add to this that we will have a spectacular graphics, as well as music that captures the essence of the saga, Hogwarts Legacy is a must for every fan of the boy who survived.

If you are looking for a new open world game to explore with an innovative but clunky combat system, and you have a high-end computer to get around the technical problems, Forspoken might be the game for you. However, you'd better not have high expectations regarding its story or dialogues, because at best they are not great, and at worst, you will even think about doing the unthinkable: skip the cinematics.

This is an impeccable platform and action title, which bases all its gameplay on the rhythm of the music and which makes everything have outstanding fluidity. The difficulty of timing is adjustable so just about anyone can enjoy the game, pulling off combos and powerful attacks without having to be a timing ace. The protagonists and the final bosses have an exquisite personality and designs and give more power to a story that has its plot twists and its slightly more emotional and profound moments. Although Hi-Fi RUSH doesn't have an epic story, it has everything necessary to captivate you from the beginning, and together with that feeling of fluidity when playing, it leaves a very good taste in the mouth after a few hours at the controls. The game improves until practically its end, so we won't be able to stop playing until we discover what SPECTRA is and what they want to use it for. In addition, once we complete Hi-Fi RUSH, we can replay the levels to discover each and every one of the secrets that the levels hide, so we have an incentive to play them again. Or if you are a completionist, you have at your disposal the Wall of Fame, where a good handful of challenges await you. As you can see, Hi-Fi RUSH has everything it takes to become a title that many of us will remember over the years. If you are a fan of platform games, action games, or you just like music and video games, you have to give Hi-Fi RUSH a try, I assure you that you will not regret it.

One Piece Odyssey is a great game that has points that penalize excessively and end up taking their toll. With a story that at first seems very interesting but that deflates as the 30 hours or so that it lasts progresses and a mission system that becomes heavy, it remains in a I want and I can't in many sections. With a battle system that could give much more of itself, a narrative that becomes repetitive, and very faithful but tiresome animations, One Piece Odyssey loses the opportunity to be an epic game and remains just a good game.

Age of Empires II Definitive Edition continues to be that real-time strategy experience that we all love, and its recent port for Xbox will see many more players join the large community of fans in love with the franchise.

Monster Hunter Rise has innovated the classic formula of Capcom's success in all aspects, thus achieving new systems that undoubtedly feel extremely fresh and dynamic. With this in mind I can affirm that this installment is one of the funniest Monster Hunters in the entire saga.

Comparing Persona 4 Golden to its brothers is cruel, because once you put aside the differences you find yourself with a wonderful experience in which you will make friends, live adventures and investigate the strange events taking place in a quiet rural town in Japan while fighting fearsome Shadows in a maze-like dungeons.

The new port of Persona 3 Portable is still the version that so many players fell in love with in 2009, and although it does not have major changes, all the content it offers, such as living the story of a male and female protagonist, is enough to have many hours of game.

Jack Move is a short and friendly game that will give us good moments, although he says that none of them are memorable. It does have moments of humor, but moving away from the superficial ones, its combat is not much beyond what we are used to in normal RPGs, since it does not innovate at all and applies the same as any other game of the genre, so that for this part we are not going to give it a negative point, but we do recommend that you take this into account if what you are looking for is something new.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is a fantastic job of remastering, which is closer to a remake than a remaster. The facelift and minor tweaks to the combat make it the best possible way to enjoy Zack's story. However, its limited design and some other elements make it not an outstanding game.

Divine Knockout is a third-person platform combat game that turns the player into a small but powerful mythological god, ready and willing to eliminate enemies from the map.

High on Life transports us to a bizarre, strange and hilarious universe in which humanity's only hope is a rookie bounty hunter, a gun that won't shut up and old glory. The art style, constant jokes, and loads of references make High on Life a good way to spend the 10-11 hour or so of the main adventure. Although there are aspects that could have been improved or options that should be present, the set leaves a great title, in which the variety of enemies, the character improvements and the story of High on Life itself, are close to achieving the outstanding.

Asterigos: Curse of the Stars is a great game off to a great start for Acme Gamestudio that leaves the door open for other future projects I would like to see from the studio as this one has turned out to be very rewarding for me. In short, we could say that this Souls-like is made for all those who love the genre along with a classic mythology that can attract a large audience.

Wavetale is a first-class short work, which feels somewhat limited by its few hours of gameplay and minimal gameplay, which in a way leaves us wishing we could play and experience much more within this universe.

Signalis is a game that has managed to adapt the most classic mechanics to modern times, adding an aerial view that helps create this environment. The shortage of ammunition and cures, the enemies yelling at you when you cross any door, the disturbing scenarios or the story told in the purest Evangelion style, are points that only add positively to this title. While not all that glitters is gold, combat is easy if you have enough ammunition and inventory space is rather a nuisance. Having said all this, I can only recommend Signalis to all those lovers of classic Survival Horror, those who enjoy convoluted stories that make you think and for those who want to have a heart-wrenching time without having a heart attack along the way.

The masterpiece becomes a legend with this Complete Edition. The same The Witcher 3 as always, but better than ever. Looks better, plays better and has more content. An essential game.

Marvel's Midnight Suns has been an amazing surprise. This strange mixmatch between an Xcom and a Bioware Game using Marvel characters had all the elements to become some kind of Frankenstein monster, but instead, we find an addictive mixture of genres that, also, give us one of the best combat systems in the RTS genre.

Needs improvement. That is the conclusion I ended up reaching after playing approximately a little over 13 hours of the game, passing the story mode and playing races in the online mode. Need for Speed Unbound feels like a Need for Speed from the Black Box stage but at the same time it gives me the feeling that all they have done has been to improve what was already present in Need for Speed Heat.

The Callisto Protocol plays it safe. It sustains its playable base on the pillars that made Dead Space an icon of space terror and that is fantastic news for fans of Visceral Games' work. Perhaps some imagination, innovation or narrative unpredictability is missing, but the new work from Glen Schofield is exactly what Dead Space fans could expect. Its raw and violent gameplay is addictive and the beauty of its settings is astonishing. Unfortunately, the title is weighed down by a very poor technical section that fails in performance, in sound and even in such a basic aspect as the correct placement of checkpoints. Despite everything, space terror fans and especially Dead Space fans will find exactly what they came looking for. And that's okay.

Ubisoft has probably hit the nail on the head with everything to make the definitive Just Dance and that is why it has decided that there will be no more installments of the series, but instead we will have new content, but it will be necessary to see if the content that arrives year after This year also includes paid songs or they will go through the new Just Dance+ service that replaces the famous Just Dance Unlimited.

A nice DLC for lovers of escape rooms, providing originality and freshness, as well as polishing the mechanics presented by the base game.

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.

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.

Broken Pieces was teased as a psychological thriller, but it's far from that. It is a puzzle adventure with a kind of interesting plot, but whose rhythm is weighed down by unnecessary and unpolished combat. The puzzles are the great highlight of Elseware Experience's work, although in general they are not the most original.

Star Ocean The Divine Force is a pure action JRPG experience that takes the original formula of the saga and updates many of the sections to provide the user with a fairly decent role-playing game. However, it is not safe from technical failures, since on many occasions, the action in combat does not work as expected.

Pentiment is a complex medieval thriller, where mystery is as important as themes like love, death, passing of time and weight of our choices. Obsidian Entertainment excels in Pentiment, showing us what they can do creating powerful narrative, characters and story. Undoubtedly a GOTY contestant.

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.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is not only a worthy successor to the 2019 installment, but with certain tweaks here and there, it manages to offer a superior experience to its predecessor. Its varied campaign, a multiplayer full of options at a high level and a fantastic technical section make Infinity Ward's game a must for fans of the genre.