Octopath Traveler II is what a JRPG should be. It does have eight compelling stories, solid and fun combat, and quite relaxing music. It should be in the collection of any JRPG fan.

Crash Bandicoot 4 was one of the best family-friendly titles from 2020 and months later it comes back to spread the love in new platforms where it's more than welcome. The best thing is that the next-gen update improves one of the biggest weaknesses the game had initially, which was its loading times. Do not expect any kind of extra content, though.

Returnal is the first big surprise of 2021, exploiting the capabilities of the DualSense and 3D audio of the PS5. It's a challenging game with well-implemented mechanics and an intriguing storyline that will keep you hooked.

Inscryption combines roguelike mechanics with an oppressive and gloomy atmosphere that will terrorize you. Its strongest asset is in its narrative and artistic direction, although it falters when it comes to graphics.

Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope isn't just a straightforward sequel. It's an evolution of the genre. It makes the strategy much more entertaining and flexible. It invites the player to continue the adventure and learn about the strengths and weaknesses of the characters. Its story draws you in slowly but entertaining pace. There comes a time when you realize that you have already spent much time on it, and you will not regret anything.

A visually stunning homage to classic JRPGs. The HD-2D style shines brilliantly, the orchestrated soundtrack stirs deep emotion, and the narrative enhancements add depth without betraying the original essence. It stands as an ideal experience for longtime fans and a perfect entry point for newcomers alike. A respectful celebration of the Dragon Quest legacy.

Guilty Gear Strive is one of the strongest proposals on the fighting genre right now, both in terms of mechanics, sound, plot and visuals.

Crusader Kings III in consoles runs fluidly, has efficient and well-organized menus, and plays well, even though it may not look as impressive as its PC counterpart. What your console can do might surprise you as you play through it.

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom presents us with an adventure that we will remember for a long time, where Princess Zelda is the protagonist, and you will rely on your wit to navigate dungeons in multiple ways. This kind of freedom is changing TLOZ into a gaming offering that anyone can enjoy.

At least Dragon Quest Builders received a port for PC. It is the most dynamic and refreshing experience you could hope for. This installment will have you building your power and the life of a new world. It's worth noting that the latest release runs perfectly on the PC Master Race.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered offers a beautiful way to relive Aloy's story. However, by providing only a graphical upgrade, it fails to avoid the feeling of being an unnecessary remaster, especially since the original still plays and looks great.

Yakuza 0 Director's Cut may not be the best example of defining the graphical capabilities of a console like the Nintendo Switch. However, SEGA and the development team behind this port made an effort to deliver a solid game that both fans and newcomers will enjoy, especially since Yakuza 0 was already a great game when it released a decade ago.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor improves and expands on its predecessor's systems to give us a more complete and engaging Jedi experience. Its visuals are unique, and it has one of the most exciting franchise stories. Despite its technical issues, it's an experience players worldwide should enjoy.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo immerses us in a fascinating story that plays with the limits of atrocity, in which urban legends play a deadly role, and mysteries lurk in every corner waiting to be found - if you don't die in the attempt of solving the mystery.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a great opportunity for both new audiences and longtime fans to relive Snake’s iconic Cold War mission. Its story remains just as engaging, and the graphics are visually appealing. However, the gameplay hasn’t received substantial changes, making it feel like a fresh coat of paint on a title that shows its age.

Doom: The Dark Ages is an excellent addition to this first-person shooter series. It sacrifices Eternal's mobility in exchange for making us feel like an unstoppable tank in a story filled with action and variety, both in weapons and enemies, ensuring that the excitement never stops from start to finish.

Super Bomberman Collection is an excellent retro compilation that revives the series' classic era with seven titles, appealing extras, and the significant inclusion of Super Bomberman 4 and 5 in official form. The gameplay remains addictive, and each entry preserves its distinct identity. However, the absence of modern features such as online play prevents it from reaching its full potential. Even so, it stands as a highly recommended purchase for Bomberman fans and retro gaming enthusiasts alike.

Pragmata delivers gameplay that feels quite unique and makes strong use of it through a highly varied experience. It consistently introduces new enemies, challenges, and weapons, preventing the game from ever becoming monotonous, while placing players in environments that are both beautiful and inviting to explore. Although its story may not be its strongest aspect, it still stands as an adventure well worth playing.

It is really easy to think that a DLC is made to improve the experience of a video game, however, it is made to extend it or change it completely to make it a unique experience. That's what Sunbreak does for Monster Hunter Rise. Not only does it add new mechanics or scenarios to the game, the experience feels renewed and the monsters are really difficult. It's a must-have DLC.

Football Manager 2022 shows a significant improvement over its previous editions, making navigation and interaction with the menus more intuitive. The new data center with statistics and projections allows you to make more informed decisions and face each game more prepared. Without a doubt, this is one of the best current sports simulators.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is a fantastic and fun return to the once acclaimed skating video game series. Despite some flaws in its visual department, the fun and engaging gameplay, paired with the Switch’s ability to be played in portable mode, makes it a must have title for anyone who is looking for a joyful experience, especially on long trips.

Its high difficulty (sometimes artificially) and its art direction make it a must-try video game. However, it can be frustrating due to the lack of maps, unnecessary difficulty peaks and some bugs that make the experience worse.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 is a solid remake, but with design choices that will divide opinions. On one hand, it retains the magical gameplay of the series, with precise controls, infinite combos, beautifully redesigned levels, and an excellent soundtrack. On the other hand, changes to the levels from THPS4, the loss of iconic missions, and the progression structure likely leave fans less happy with the final product.

Return to Monkey Island is an energetic installment not to be missed. Not only does it keep you engaged with a hilarious narrative that maintains the franchise's essence from beginning to end, but its graphic design is lovely, its soundtrack does an incredible job of immersion, and the mechanics are clever enough.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is a game that every Nintendo Switch owner should try. It has some solid game mechanics and a world that doesn't seem related to the Kirby franchise. Hardcore fans will find the game a pleasant experience. On the other hand, newcomers will fall in love with the protagonist's uncontrollable tenderness and humor that brightens the day of many people around the globe.

Death Stranding: Director s Cut gets us closer to Hideo Kojima s idea for the game. As we know, this is more than just a different story, it's a different kind of experience. It feels as next gen as the first time we played this game that challenges its existence.

Valkyrie Profile Lenneth is a true classic from the PlayStation era. However, the PSP version was the brightest, especially with all the improvements it received. Thanks to PS5 and PS4 emulation support, it can be played one more time by a whole new generation, with strengths and weaknesses, hits and misses. Its price could be more friendly. However, its quality and replayability make it an option that any Japanese RPG fan should experience.

Tactics Ogre Reborn has an addictive combat system that is still enjoyable thanks to the quality of life improvements that Square Enix implemented. The story, the decision-making, and even the voice acting are remarkable. However, the game in the visual section does feel old. Replayability is guaranteed.

OlliOlli World is a well-made game that tests your coordination. The story might feel simple, but it does have beautiful art and fun challenges that keep you coming back, even with its intense difficulty.

If you have enough patience to survive this apocalypse, you'll find a deep story and very challenging gameplay based heavily on strategy. Fans of the series won't find much innovation, but they also won't be disappointed.

Forza Horizon is visually a masterpiece. Its audio is excellent. The production used all its resources to demonstrate all its graphic potential. The point is that as a simulation game, it is terrific but could be more excellent and as accurate as its direct competition. We do not mean that Forza Horizon stops being an enjoyable and entertaining experience. We have one of the most attractive titles that can be played on an Xbox Series X or S, which is the most important thing.

SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash on Nintendo Switch is a wonderful way to experience once again one of the most entertaining Neo Geo Pocket games ever made. It started the fighting games crossover of the late 90s, and playing it again is a terrific way to preserve that experience.

Little Goody Two Shoes is the correct execution of several styles: dating sim, graphic adventure, role-playing game, and much more. Best of all, it is a manageable experience. It has challenges, narrative, and much replayability. It is a clear example that an unrealistic investment is unnecessary for a video game to be outstanding. Its impeccable visual presentation and character design will have you stepping into Elise's shoes to discover what kind of endings are in store for her.

Infernax is the result of combining Castlevania, Ninja Gaiden, and Bloodborne. But, even when this sounds like fun, it gets boring quickly because of its dated mechanics.

Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage on Switch 2 delivers a solid remaster that remains highly faithful to the series' classic essence, featuring a deep, demanding, and well-polished combat system. Although it lacks a story mode and shows little real evolution compared to previous versions, it compensates with abundant content, strong performance, and an experience tailored for hardcore players.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound fully accomplishes the task of delivering a classic gaming experience, but with all the necessary details that make it modern and not just a nostalgia trip. The challenge is great, the visual presentation is strong, and the music is a delight. It's one of the most well-rounded titles of 2025 so far and is worth giving a chance.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredders Revenge is a very entertaining game, solid and with a level design that does justice to those arcade titles of the nineties. Its gameplay mechanics are timeless and fun. You will want to finish it more than once.

Hogwarts Legacy fully lives up to its promise to take you on the role of a new student at Hogwarts and introduce you to the famous Wizarding World immortalized in the Harry Potter movies. However, the experience continues beyond there. The narrative values of the story are high. The progression does have significant development. The characters always have something to tell you about the adventure. Avalanche Software developed an experience that fans will love and those outside of the Magical World will want to know.

Resident Evil Village leaves its comfort zone and takes risks by integrating new elements of action, suspense and combat that are out of the ordinary in the saga, resulting in one of the best experiences. However, it sacrifices details such as puzzle complexity and overall gameplay, so now it feels less like a challenge for more experienced players.

Dragon Quest VI: Reimagined not only gives new life to a game that feels both heartfelt and solid. It also serves as a highly entertaining gateway to classic RPGs that many modern players will enjoy. It includes the necessary refinements to feel modern while preserving a nostalgic charm, and it reminds players that some stories remain timeless.

The triumphant return of Bravely Default in the form of an HD remaster adds value to a title that was already great. The added improvements make the experience much more user-friendly, ensuring the game doesn't feel outdated.

Playing Super Mario RPG is a clear example of wanting to return to the places or moments where you were happy. The dream fans idealized so much in their minds is finally a reality, which turns out to be very pleasant. The music is remarkable, the game mechanics do not require significant adjustments, and the overall experience fulfills its purpose. Sure, perhaps it is a game that is too simple for this gaming generation, but at the time, it was the gateway for many people to a genre that millions enjoy today.

Strikers is far from being only a Dynasty Warriors game with a Persona skin. Besides being a pleasant surprise that will exceed its followers expectations, we could be facing the game that will lay the foundations for the next battle system, in order for Persona 6 to steal our hearts again.

Guilty Gear Strive -Nintendo Switch Edition- is the pinnacle of the franchise, accessible for both veterans and new players. Its excellent optimization would make it an essential option on the console if not for the lack of parity with content from other versions and the absence of players in its online mode. If you're unfamiliar with this world and only have a Nintendo Switch or care deeply about portability, there's no way to say no. Let's Rock!

Blasphemous II is far from abandoning its original essence, but that's not a negative since it's not just another sequel that implements boring recursion. Instead, it is a video game that takes advantage of its predecessor's heritage and optimizes its features to go further. Blasphemous II is balanced and extraordinary gameplay, proposes a story full of symbolism that will keep you attentive to every detail, and preserves its sound and graphic quality. It is the definitive sequel.

Splatoon 3 is not a huge step forward that changes the experience of playing to paint the battlefields and eliminate your rivals with ink. However, the adjustments are enough to have a fun experience and not miss the second installment. The campaign could be better, more entertaining, and clear, but it's not bad either. Thanks to the fact that you can now play Salmon Run any time, you will not be stressed about spending much time in the competitive scenario, which occurs even in friendly matches.

Without resorting to pretension, Battlefield 6 delivers a solid gameplay experience, providing players with a variety of multiplayer modes that offer high entertainment value. The campaign successfully combines a compelling story with a comprehensive introduction to everything the game has to offer. While it is not a perfect experience, the game certainly prioritizes delivering extensive enjoyment.

In a way, Nier Automata is both a blessing and a condemnation for Replicant. Automata's success allowed it to finally arrive in America with a good facelift. However, you will also find here many concepts that were improved in Automata and now feel more rustic, limiting the impression you can have of a game that was actually released before. If you put the comparisons and imperfect edges aside, you will ultimately find in Nier Replicant ver. 1.22 a story worth playing and an instant cult classic.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is a journey back in time to an era of transition, where video games evolved to clearer graphics, finer presentations, and much more stable experiences. Each title represents a generation of fans who enjoyed the great graphics of the time and the excellent gameplay of fighting games.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World Nintendo Switch 2 Edition represents far more than a mere port. This edition delivers a refined, complete, and expanded version of what was already one of the finest 3D Kirby games. Its expansion adds tangible value and creativity. The new abilities reshape level design, and the technical enhancements ensure that the visuals and gameplay perform and feel better than ever.

Age of Mythology: Retold is a straightforward, unpretentious trip through time filled with creativity, in which gameplay is the most crucial aspect. This video game remaster fulfills its role by providing enough hours of entertainment to make you not think about another game for months. Despite some glitches here and there, Age of Mythology: Retold will make you believe that classics will never die.

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster provides the definitive way to enjoy this trip to Willamette, featuring excellent graphics and well-thought-out quality-of-life improvements. The game remains just as fun as ever, making it a must play for all series fans, although it has some performance issues.

Triangle Strategy is a game that fans of tactical RPGs will love. Combat is very entertaining, and its visual art is worth seeing. We only wish they balanced the gameplay side a bit more with its narrative so we were not mere spectators of the story.

The reason Starfield comes to shine so spectacularly is because everything you do has a purpose that will influence a story. You want to know how it will end, so you want to explore what happens with its conclusions. Yes, there is still much more to do after the end, making the adventure go further.

Jusant is a game that promotes a message full of emotion, trying to show it interestingly through a visual and sound environment full of clarity and detail. Jusant generates a melancholic experience but is also brilliant. Despite the stellar and dynamic narrative around which the videogame revolves, the mechanics propose a delightful experience at all levels since they are simple and clean. Playing this title is like watching an autumn sunset, with a compact misty but burning melancholy.

Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp was developed with much love. The visual presentation is excellent, not to mention how the game mechanics were adjusted so that more people can enjoy one of the funniest strategy series in video games. This is a game that every Nintendo Switch owner should try sometime, mainly since it preserves two titles that are very difficult to play today.

Yakuza Kiwami 2 on Switch 2 delivers a complete, portable, and surprisingly fluid experience. With extremely fast load times, all content included, and one of the series' strongest narratives, this port enables full enjoyment of the Dragon Engine outside of a home console environment. Despite occasional performance dips, it remains a highly recommended version for both newcomers and returning players seeking to revisit one of the franchise's finest entries.

Pokemon Legends: Arceus refreshes the Pokemon formula, it's completely different setting and original quests hook you from the beginning. Nevertheless, it also shares the franchise's best and worst attributes. Yes, it isn't a perfect game, but it aspires to offer something more for the Pokemon fans out there.

Helldivers 2 fully delivers on the primary mission of video games: it's much fun. The game developed by Arrowhead is an apparent rebuke to AAA productions and a lesson about how gameplay mechanics are the most critical part of a video game. It's not a perfect title. It has many areas for improvement and the chance to improve. Community contributions will be key to the medium-and long-term success of Helldivers 2.

Mortal Kombat 1 proves to be an excellent video game. Its impeccable visual presentation and the game's story could not be more attractive. This edition's game mechanics turn this installment into something dynamic and agile. The base of special moves is limited, but the scheme for performing combos is spectacular and entertaining. Mortal Kombat 1 will be a game that we will talk about for a long time because it fully fulfills its task of entertaining and providing spectacle in each fight.

The Rogue Prince of Persia delivers a truly captivating roguelike experience that integrates the beloved Ubisoft saga's parkour with a combat system that, while simple, offers significant variety, and pairs it with a highly distinctive visual design to provide an engaging experience that compels players to attempt saving Persia repeatedly.

PowerWash Simulator 2 smooths out many of the rough edges of its predecessor to deliver what could be considered the definitive power washing experience, featuring a wide variety of fun and satisfying environments to clean. It remains curiously addictive, though it may feel more like an acquired taste than an essential experience.

The Outer Worlds 2 does not significantly alter its combat or exploration. Yet it greatly expands the RPG aspects of the experience, offering a title filled with multiple paths to choose from, impactful decisions that shape the narrative, and extensive freedom for players to become whoever they wish to be. All of this unfolds within a visually stunning and captivating galaxy, albeit with the occasional glitch scattered throughout.

The return of the Ace Attorney saga gives us a couple of excellent games with great stories that will put your intellect to the test.

If you are a fan of fast paced basketball and hold nostalgic affection for its past eras, NBA 2K26 will undoubtedly provide significant enjoyment. However, its persistent microtransactions may prove intrusive, and the gameplay system could diminish the impact of players' existing skills.

Aether and Iron presents a dark-toned experience with metallic resonances, offering a lucid management system embodied by a lively and resolute protagonist. Set in the heart of a decopunk New York, layers of violence unfold, requiring the player to navigate them to complete each mission. Its mechanics, seemingly simple at first glance, flow with an almost contemplative rhythm, yet remain sufficiently immersive to sustain both the narrative dimension and encounters of notable solidity.

Raidou Remastered is a satisfying remake that makes a genuine effort to breathe new life into a title that saw its best years nearly 20 years ago on the classic PS2. Its revamped combat system, quality of life improvements, and aesthetic fidelity position it as a worthy remaster, crafted by Atlus.

Subnautica: Below Zero takes up the basic elements of its predecessor to give us a fun experience with a more narrative approach. The environmental and sound design stand out, but the experience falls short compared to the first game. Despite this, Below Zero is a good survival game.

A Plague Tale: Requiem is a reasonably worthy sequel to its predecessor. Its gameplay is quite varied and has fantastic graphics. In the aspect of history, it returns to us a harrowing medieval story that will not allow you to stay away from the game. It is certainly an experience that should be tried by many.

The Lullaby of Life has spirit and a unique gaming experience. Narrating the creation of the universe without any text and with dozens of puzzles is not the most straightforward task of all. However, the experience becomes very challenging and entertaining. Some levels can be difficult and frustrating, but that's the nature of the game. The Lullaby of Life is a video game for gamers looking for something unusual.

Super Mario Party Jamboree takes the simpler route by delivering straightforward and fun minigames. The user doesn't need anything more. Those who play the familiar experience will find that losing friendships remains a factor generated by this video game. Those who opt for the competitive side will also encounter a system around meritocracy. The online mode is suitable but not enough to be considered extraordinary.

EA Sports College Football 26 is a natural but significant evolution from its successful return. With more rivalries, varied gameplay, a deeper Dynasty Mode, and the most immersive setting in the series, it solidifies itself as the king of digital college football.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds delivers a highly entertaining kart racing experience that meets expectations for the genre, while providing significant variety through its track-switching system and extensive customization options, which encourage repeated play sessions.

Octopath Traveler 0 reinvents the series with an exceptional combat system, memorable villains, and a deeply strategic structure. The created protagonist, the rebuilding of Wishvale, and the Mastery Skills inject welcome freshness, although uneven pacing, simplified Path Actions, and an inconsistent narrative hold it back. Even so, it remains an ambitious JRPG that shines brilliantly at its best.

Loop Hero is not a perfect game and its learning curve is very high, especially if you don't usually play Dungeons and Dragons. However, the most addictive feature is that in each game you get the idea that you could have done better, extending its replayability for weeks.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a great addition to the beloved Bioware saga. It features endearing characters, plenty of exploration, and a world full of variety and beautiful views. The game's simplification of several systems makes it ideal for newcomers to the series, although it may not appeal to long-time fans.

Ace Attorney Investigations Collection ends over a decade of waiting by finally compiling both Miles Edgeworth games into a single title. The wait has been worthwhile, and thanks to quality-of-life improvements over the originals, Capcom has delivered the best version of these games.

WWE 2K23 takes everything that worked from last year's installment, updates the superstar lineup, and doesn't make any adjustments that take any real risk. In other words, if it works, there's no need to fix it. The game mechanics are still entertaining, and playing with friends will provide guaranteed fun. However, the campaign modes did not offer any extra to differentiate themselves from what was seen in previous years. It could have been better, but Visual Concepts did not even try.

Ninja Gaiden 4 proves that the long wait for Ryu Hayabusa’s return was worth it, delivering an experience that feels familiar while evolving its combat in compelling ways to offer a hack-and-slash that is fun, challenging, varied, and highly replayable.

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga delivers and fulfills all of its promises. It's a great way to revisit the universe created by George Lucas with hours of content and fun. Despite some technical problems, you will enjoy this game from the very first joke to the last.

Horizon Forbidden West Burning Shores don't feel like the ultimate expansion to the game from Guerrilla Games. However, it does provide just the right amount of fun and expands the story to the point that we feel is good. Burning Shores is not surprising, but it fulfills the mission of bringing us a couple of extra hours to the game and showing us that there is more to come.

We're not wrong when we say that Live A Live is the whole package. Its gameplay mechanics are unique and entertaining, the characters are memorable, and the presentation is incredible. Sure, it also has all the elements from 30 years ago that make the gaming experience slow or tedious, but at the same time makes the experience adorable and enjoyable.

Assassin's Creed Shadows overcomes its controversies to deliver the feudal Japan journey that fans of the series had been eagerly awaiting. This is all thanks to a great combination of the saga's past and present, which provides a lot of variety. It's a portrait of the country of the Rising Sun that will make you explore every single level inch by inch.

Thanks to its entertaining and challenging gameplay, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is a great way for those unfamiliar with Ryu Hayabusa to dive into this saga. However, long-time fans may consider this version incomplete due to the missing additional content.

WWE 2K24 not only makes you want to finish Cody Rhodes' story, but you'll also wish to relive all those moments that made Wrestlemania one of the most critical events in sports entertainment history. The gameplay mechanics received the necessary adjustments to feel like there is a real improvement in the gaming experience. The problem is that microtransactions feel more intrusive and unnecessary.

Diablo II: Resurrected is a video game history lesson that everyone should know, but apparently they didn't learn from their mistakes. Resurrected is far from perfect and Blizzard didn’t use this opportunity to polish combat mechanics.

Two Point Museum arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with a proposal as irreverent as it is entertaining: managing a chain of museums with themes ranging from prehistoric to fantastical. Preserving the franchise's signature humor, this management sim blends creativity and chaos, offering a fun, accessible experience that is surprisingly well optimized for Nintendo's new portable console.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion is an excellent beat 'em up that blends nostalgia, a strong roster of heroes, and a spectacular combat system inspired by Capcom's classics. Its tag mechanics, solid co-op features, and varied stages make it a fun, explosive experience. Although it can become slightly repetitive, it stands as one of the best modern brawlers.

Life is Strange: True Colors offers a solid narrative with many options to unlock and a mystery to solve. Yes, it sounds like more of the same, but the investigation and the story development through the perception and emotions of others make this a unique and enjoyable experience. Even with its flaws, you will enjoy the new Deck Nine game.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero marks a great return to the Budokai Tenkaichi series with a fighting title that is both highly entertaining and visually impressive, allowing you to feel like you are in the shoes of the most powerful warriors in the universe.

Mouse: P.I. For Hire delivers a highly entertaining first person shooter that evokes the past in more ways than one. Its gameplay recalls classic FPS design, while its art direction and narrative transport players straight to the 1930s. Although it does not break new ground, it offers excellent value for money and stands as a strong debut from Fumi Games.

TiGames work looks pretty good on the newest hardware generation, however, the PC version looks the best. But, not everything is visuals when we talk about F.I.S.T .: Forged in Shadow Torch, the story is entertaining and its exploration system is deep and well-planned. It's a game that will leave you pleasantly surprised.

The value of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD lies beyond its visual presentation. Its quality-of-life improvements, ranging from better camera handling to Joy-Con motion sensors, make this experience more entertaining. Sure, for many moments Skyward Sword feels old and outdated, but it's something worth playing one more time.

If every single weekend you are waiting for the Grand Prix or you might be curious about the motor sport both in the real world and the virtual one, you should give it a try. This is the most polished and fresh experience of the franchise in recent years. It is also a graphic and technical treat regardless of your level of experience or how much you love a video game.

Monster Hunter Stories 2 is an entertaining turn-based RPG with a great story and impressive art. The mechanics are accessible, but addictive. Also, there are some Pokémon vibes here.

Mark of the Deep takes all its influences and adapts them to its world, giving us a highly entertaining title with an interesting premise. It's worth giving it a chance, although some technical issues affect the experience.

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Prince's Edition comes to Nintendo Switch with some sacrifices. Unfortunately, many charming details are not noticeable on this platform.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail marks a turning point among all the expansions in the series. The environments feel fresh, the story features a central character you immediately empathize with, and the narrative includes a conflict you'll be eager to resolve. The beginning could be faster and more manageable, but each mission is rewarding and guides you to the story's core. The new jobs are entertaining, though the Viper can be challenging to level. Again, the music is excellent, but the dungeons and trials are much more difficult. It's a reboot that's well worth enjoying and experiencing.