Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra does not reinvent the wheel. Instead, incorporates all the engaging elements of other MOBAs on the market and delivers a highly entertaining experience with substantial challenge. It is not League of Legends with skins of Akira Toriyama's characters. It is a video game that provides all the necessary elements to offer enjoyable matches for every fan of this franchise.

Beyond its superficial presentation, Stellar Blade offers very entertaining and challenging combat mechanics. The progression is a feature that will keep you very busy looking for the best skills Eve can have. In terms of story, Stellar Blade needs more argument, as its plot does not delve deeply into or empower its characters. Overall, it is a good gaming experience that could have been better. It is like the student from whom you expected a perfect grade but who ended up with a good mark and nothing more.

Lost Ark has great content for a free-to-play game. Its mechanics and narrative are well polished, although they are not fully exploited. Highly recommended for fans of MMORPGs.

Black Myth: Wukong is not just a game, it is a unique adventure that you won't soon forget. With a silent hero whose actions speak volumes, the journey to enlightenment is rewarding, thrilling, and entertaining. The strength of this game lies in its genuinely outstanding boss battles, each one a unique and challenging experience. While the journey to those moments might not be the smoothest, the experience is well worth it. This is a game that promises to be an unforgettable adventure in 2024 and beyond.

Regarding graphics and sound, Hellblade 2 is the most visually appealing game that Xbox Series X can have. Its presentation looks impressive, and every sound feels very special while you're playing. But what about the gameplay? Hellblade 2 is an experience with a very intense narrative. It's a journey of no return where you face all kinds of absorbing and grudging challenges. Ninja Theory made a remarkable game.

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is not just a fun game that combines an unbridled and spectacular combat system with the strategic elements of Fire Emblem. It is a great starting point for the curious who want to get to know this Nintendo franchise and are afraid of how complicated it can be. Although the game's performance is not that stable, the gaming experience is solid and shows that the Nintendo Switch console still has a lot to offer.

Fire Emblem Engage is a video game that maintains the series' classic elements while managing to venture to build new characteristics on its own, which could bequeath better conditions for the future of its franchise. The mechanics shine, and the improvements in the visual and sound sections are precious.

Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is a pleasant surprise that Bayonetta fans will enjoy. Its game mechanics are entertaining and fresh, and the witch of Umbra origin story is charming and emotional. Cereza's voice acting is outstanding. PlatinumGames went above and beyond in creating a new experience in a universe that we thought had ended but now has many narrative doors to explore.

Now that Fantasian Neo Dimension has escaped the grasp of Apple Arcade, more people will be able to experience another delightful adventure from Hironobu Sakaguchi's studio, which continues to prove that what made JRPGs famous in the '90s still works. Not only does it deliver an efficient gameplay experience for the player, but it also presents a story with which one can empathize, keeping you engaged until the very end to achieve the satisfaction of finishing a game that is quite challenging.

At its core, EA Sports F1 25 fully accomplishes the task of guiding you through the world of F1, whether you start from scratch through Braking Point or participate in the driver championship. In terms of gameplay mechanics, it remains efficient and provides the necessary tools to make newcomers feel welcome. The graphics are just adequate, not something extraordinary.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl has several strengths, such as an interesting story, a living world that invites you to get lost in it for hours, and an impressive visual presentation. However, it is also filled with numerous technical issues that genuinely undermine its achievements. Still, if you have enough patience, you may find a very entertaining game worth dedicating many hours to.

Tales of Graces f Remastered is the perfect opportunity to discover and fall in love with this classic franchise. The narrative isn't revolutionary, but if you're a fan of JRPGs, you'll indeed find that magical something that made you fall in love with the genre.

Sonic X Shadow Generations is a great time. The remaster is exactly as you'd expect and the new game on top of it is better, more polished, varied, and refined. It's almost converted me to a 3D Sonic guy, which is shocking, and, because it's about Shadow instead of Sonic, you don't have to put up with anywhere near as many obnoxious voice performances. Shadow himself is just a bit broody and says things like "the ultimate power" in an almost-Keanu Reeves voice which really makes me laugh – especially with the Keanu voice pack coming in December for some top tier silliness.

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is a fun game, very well-planned, with great narrative and strong ambitions to entertain the player. Star-Lord's interaction with the Milano crew and the rest of the characters is magical. Combat and physics can be problematic, but the errors don't overshadow the positives. Even the Latin American dubbing is a delight that you are sure to enjoy.

At its core, Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 is quite straightforward. While it is generally not very innovative, its blend of hack and slash and third person shooter mechanics creates a special mix that can deliver a well rounded and compact game.

Gundam Breaker 4 is more than just another game based on an anime franchise. It caters to Gunpla modeling enthusiasts and those who might no longer have space for model kit boxes. The premise is entertaining without needing to be profound, and it makes an excellent effort to provide you with the tools to create your perfect Mobile Suit, something you might not be able to achieve in the real world.

Black Desert: Land Of The Morning Light is a classic refreshed installment. It draws from folk narratives from various parts of Asia and generates entertaining stories. It proposes an ancient traditional world that coexists with interesting, much more robotic effects: it is a particular installment. The mechanics are maintained, as is the splendor of its punctual character customization.

Fourteen years ago, The World Ends With You stood out for its great art direction, original battle system and a great and unexpected story. Today the sequel improves the technical aspect, but the battle system is simpler, the narrative twists are no longer unexpected and the characters are not too deep. It's great to be back in Shibuya, just don't expect something as surprising and fresh as the first game.

Ruined King: A League of Legends Story is a turn-based RPG video game with some mechanics that make it unique. The graphic and sound presentation is superb, but it has some design bugs that interfere with the experience.

The Artful Escape might seem easy to some players, but its flawless and engaging music and art direction make it worth your time.

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is a solid experience thanks to its highly entertaining combat system, which both old-school players and newcomers can enjoy. The visual presentation is impressive, and the music is enjoyable. The new Garou Densetsu is a total package.

Scott Pilgrim EX embraces an experience that feels familiar while simultaneously striving to justify itself as a sequel with its own identity. Its blend of beat em up mechanics with metroidvania elements, a diverse cast of playable characters, and multiplayer features inject freshness, although its disjointed narrative diminishes overall impact. Even so, the franchise's unmistakable charm, its constant references, and Anamanaguchi's soundtrack make it a solid offering for fans seeking more of Scott Pilgrim.

The difference between Capcom Arcade Stadium and other compilations that Capcom published in the past lies mainly in the quality of their presentation and the variety of options available to make the experience optimal for each user. The emulation is not perfect, but the intent is laudable and beyond pretense, this is a collection of games that should be enjoyed for what it is and nothing more.

Reanimal once again showcases Tarsier Studios' ability to unsettle players with bleak environments and grotesque creatures, while delivering a game you won't want to put down despite how disturbing it can be. It also offers an experience that may linger with you long after the credits roll.

The engaging story and captivating visuals of Lost in Random make you briefly forget its flaws.

The arrival of Persona 3 Reload on the Nintendo Switch 2 feels more like a compromise than a carefully handled release. Expectations leaned toward better performance, not such limited optimization. However, that does not take away from the fact that this entry in the Persona series remains an experience truly worth playing, regardless of platform. It is a title every player should experience.

Knockout City, the new multiplayer action game based on Dodgeball, is far from perfect, mostly because the lack of maps and offline modes. Nevertheless, the promise of future new seasons that might address this makes us think this will be a worthwhile sport in the long run.

Mario Party Superstars won't offer fans from the 20-year-old franchise anything new and making matters worse: there are important mini-games that were neglected. Only 100 mini-games are not enough, especially when Nintendo had already done this four years ago on the 3DS. However, thanks to its replay value and nostalgia, this game is worth it if you play with friends a lot, but as it happens with this kind of games, you probably won't be friends anymore once the match is over.

Lies of P is a title that perfectly replicates the soulslike formula while giving it its personal touch with Pinocchio's arms and weapon making. Aside from technical problems, it is a highly recommended title for fans of this type of game and those who want to get started since it is challenging but not frustrating.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival is a great rhythm game for the Nintendo Switch. It has an excellent selection of songs for lovers of anime, J-Pop, Vocaloid, and gaming music. The game modes feel refreshed and have a clear purpose of unlocking something here and there. We found the ultimate game for taiko fans.

At its core, Keeper prioritizes experience over mechanics, and in that, it succeeds completely. It may demand patience from the modern player, but those who grant it will understand why it is necessary. They will find a refuge: a relaxing, beautiful, intimate, and truly special game.

Pikmin 1+2 works as a good gateway for new fans of this franchise, with strategic and addictive gameplay that has you returning for more. Unfortunately, Nintendo didn't take the opportunity to fix some of its original bugs, which can be frustrating.

Far Cry 6 welcomes us to a fascinating setting in the middle of the Caribbean with a good dose of personality, adequate characters, a great sense of humor, and new mechanics. This is a game that you will enjoy especially if you are Latin American and a follower of the series. However, the core of gameplay remains almost intact, which makes this new installment feel like a skin that also comes with its fair share of bugs.

Monster Hunter Stories is an RPG that harkens back to the classic era of the genre but distinguishes itself with a unique combat system and many side activities. Being a port of a 3DS game, the passage of years is noticeable in the graphics and some gameplay decisions, but it remains a light and delightful adventure that will surely entertain you if you give it a chance.

Little Nightmares 2 took the best elements of its predecessor, like the tense setting and art direction. In addition, it also improved the frustrating controls the original had, and finally, it gave fans what they wanted the most: a detail-filled narrative that is ready to be minced and interpreted from various standpoints, for years to come. Introducing a forced co-op with the machine and "combat" sounds controversial for a horror franchise that worked so well without it, but surprisingly, these new mechanics made it feel like an evolution from the original formula.

Lego: Builder’s Journey is a game that appeals to the creativity of the player. It not only challenges them to solve puzzles, but also to understand a narrative that unfolds in silence. Its game mechanics are remarkably simple and easy to understand. Overall, an entertaining proposal.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe is entertaining at its core. The game mechanics still feel fresh. It should have had a much more notable graphical improvement and valuable additional content because it looks like a repackaging of the same game that came out more than ten years ago. Despite the mistakes, it is a game worth it because it shows the best of Kirby.

Gears of War: Reloaded quickly establishes itself as the premier choice for experiencing this Xbox classic, particularly in its PS5 version, which leverages the DualSense haptic technology to immerse players fully in the Delta Squad storyline. It's already engaging gameplay, combined with exceptionally detailed graphics, makes this title highly recommended for both long-time fans and newcomers alike.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins will surely appeal to franchise fans, as it returns with all the action we expect from the series. However, its repetitive nature and lackluster story may drive away potential newcomers.

I really enjoyed discovering new Pokémon, finding new secrets, uncovering a way to change the route a bit, and generally getting a great picture. Pokémon Snap is a very relaxing and enjoyable game. However, let's remember that it focuses on photographing nature, Pokémon in their natural habitat: this is why you may imagine totally organic routes and moments, but New Pokémon Snap strangely strives to be as robotic and repetitive as possible. Here is a winning formula at its base, just needs evolve a little.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide delivers a fun platformer that's easy to learn and enjoy. Although it's clearly crafted with so much love for the animated series, it also stands as a great experience for genre fans or anyone simply looking for an entertaining game to unwind with.

The King of Fighters XV is accessible for newcomers, but at the same time, it adjusts some fighting mechanics so that the experience feels more aggressive. You'll enjoy it the most while playing online or with friends.

High Isle is one of the best narrative expansions within TESO. Its plot manages to capture players' attention. Also, the game has localization in Spanish, which makes the game more accessible for Latinamerican countries. Tales of Tribute is a gem that you must try, even if other sections of the game have not evolved yet.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is a pretty solid collection that celebrates the classic games of the franchise. With options to make them easier and a huge collection of related memorabilia, it becomes the perfect compendium for longtime and new fans alike.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is a game that fully accomplishes its task of entertaining and offering various activities. At first, it may seem like a straightforward experience, but as the story progresses, it becomes a complete game with a high level of fun that few games can offer.

Ultros is one of the best experiences you can have in 2024. The mystical ambiance and sound, combined with a story full of secrets, will transport you to another abyss as you flow through exquisite mechanics. One game that you should try at least one time.

Once Upon a Katamari is pure charm. Bandai Namco succeeds in reviving the absurd magic of the classic with polished gameplay, humor filled levels, and a vibrant artistic direction. Traveling through different eras, creating your cousins, and rolling up entire worlds remains as fun as ever. While it does not innovate much, it achieves the perfect balance between nostalgia, rhythm, and colorful chaos. A gem that celebrates the weird and beautiful essence of play.

Kirby Air Riders shines with creative and accessible gameplay that evolves from simple to deep, once again showcasing Sakurai’s brilliance. Its one-button mechanics, varied modes, addictive progression, and extensive unlockable content make it a fun, solid, and surprisingly complete experience. A unique title that stands out for its style, pacing, and personality.

Do you think that 2022 is going to be a terrible year? Well, Nobody Saves the World comes to save it with tragic humor set in an apocalypse that's destroying humankind. Rescuing the world while being a spitting fire rat is fun. Its gameplay and puzzle-solving mechanics feel like the breath of fresh air that we all need.

Freedom Wars Remastered brings back a cult classic from the PlayStation Vita era. While the gameplay isn't as refined as other genre titles, the game offers a satisfying enough experience for those seeking an alternative, especially if they enjoy science fiction.

Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven is a remake of the classic Super Nintendo game, now adapted for current consoles. Its gameplay mechanics continue to position it as one of the most original franchises in a market saturated with this type of adventure, offering a unique experience at a great price. However, its artistic presentation may spark debate due to its world's simplicity and its music's repetitiveness.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is the best musou set in Hyrule to date. Its combat is varied, fluid, and spectacular, featuring unique characters and mechanics inspired by Tears of the Kingdom. The story, though familiar, feels epic, and the performance on Switch 2 is flawless. It is an ambitious spin off that manages to honor the main saga without losing its own identity. An essential experience for Zelda fans.

Capcom Fighting Collection is a valuable way to preserve arcade titles from the 90's. The title curation seems a bit like a Darkstalkers showcase, but we also found some gems worth reviving like Red Earth and Pocket Fighter. The customization options are simple and very useful, and the online game is functional for playing with faraway friends.

Wild Hearts does not invent the black thread at the time in hunting games, but it does offer some attractive game mechanics thanks to the Karakuri system, which dramatically changes the way you face giant monsters. Omega Force proves again that it is a versatile game studio with many talents and the ability to do different games. The result is a very entertaining title that will depend on its community to keep going.

Kona II: Brume's charm lies in its intense narrative. Its game mechanics follow the narrative of the game. However, it does fail to bring them together. Its exploration lacks dynamism, but the history will keep you playing until the end.

The First Berserker: Khazan doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it is a soul-like experience worth the time of any fan of the genre. It features frantic combat, stunning aesthetic and visual design, and a challenging yet satisfying difficulty that will fill you with excitement as you embark on this journey of vengeance.

You won't stop laughing while playing Tiny Tina's Wonderlands thanks to its fun dialogues and situations. Although the game mechanics stick to what Borderlands had done on its other games, they do not bring something new for the fans of the franchise.

FATAL FRAME II returns in a remake that preserves the atmospheric horror and unique identity of the original. With a slower, more intimate approach focused on exploration and lore, the game excels through its art direction and ambience, although it still carries clunky controls and inherited design limitations. Rather than competing with Silent Hill or Resident Evil, this new edition reaffirms that Fatal Frame remains a distinct, niche horror experience with a very strong identity.

Episode Aigis successfully extends the story of Persona 3 Reload. The challenge of each level, the high difficulty, the quality of the music, and the attention to detail make this DLC a treasured addition for the consumer.

Final Fantasy XVI: The Rising Tide is a great way to conclude this installment of Square Enix's beloved saga. It adds more content in terms of both story and gameplay, which adds more value to the base game. Additionally, it provides us with more exciting battles we love and a beautiful and intriguing region to explore, not to mention a new challenge for those who want to get more out of its combat.

SNK vs. Capcom: Match of the Millennium on Nintendo Switch is an option that feeds the nostalgia of many gamers, especially since it does not have noticeable adjustments nor changes and the experience remains intact. Now, the price is quite reasonable and if you like this series of crossovers, it is a must-have.

Shin Chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a video game with gooey, overly saturated, yet charming environments. The brightness resonates strongly in the summery art that will take you to another world (in more ways than one). Although it may seem more of the same within the genre, the distinctly Japanese items (fish, food, plants, and animals) add a special touch. Its mechanics will keep you engaged for hours without you even realizing it. It's an excellent video game to forget about everything and simultaneously experience summer!

System Shock does an excellent job of resurrecting the 1994 game. Its graphic proposal and mechanics take you directly to the past, and therein lies its biggest weakness since its mechanics feel too outdated for 2023. The combat could be faster and more fluid, while the levels feel like a maze you must repeatedly return to to progress.

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series is an excellent opportunity for more players to get to know the saga. Despite the years, its gameplay is very entertaining, even if the fun factor might be short-lived due to their short stories.

Dying Light: The Beast is a highly entertaining game that enhances the series' brutal melee combat alongside its satisfying parkour-based exploration, while adding a Beast mode that makes you feel like an unstoppable, bloodthirsty juggernaut. All of this combines to deliver a content-rich experience that can engage players for hours.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond marks a spectacular return for the series. With memorable biomes, fluid 60fps combat, impeccable metroidvania exploration, and a melancholic narrative, it delivers some of the strongest moments in the franchise. Despite a few stumbles in its new ideas, its core Prime identity shines brightly, solidifying Samus in one of her best modern adventures.

Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is a starting point to get to know the series, formerly Yakuza, as it presents the immediate past of a protagonist who guides himself by the values of honor in a world of corruption. The various activities, story, and character development make this title worth enjoying. Sure, it has many cliches and a horrible camera. However, it is still a game that is very worthwhile, both for long-time fans and new ones who have just gotten into the series.

Sonic Origins does justice to Sonic's legacy, telling his story through its distinctive game mechanics and new animations that refresh the iconic formula. The games feel the way you remember them, with perhaps more precise controls. The different game modes in Sonic Origins will allow you to get out of the routine and give yourself a moment of fun and nostalgia.

The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is a magical RPG with consistent and interconnected mechanics. You will make use of each of the gameplay mechanics that it proposes. Nothing is left over. It is a very balanced installment both on narrative and mechanical levels. The designs are simple, but their fluidity stands out. The difficulty level is enough to keep you entertained without getting too tense. Seeing characters from League of Legends lore repurposed efficiently is fantastic.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream delivers a relaxed, progressive life simulation experience that prioritizes creativity and consistency over traditional challenge. Managing an island populated by Miis feels accessible at first, but it gains complexity as customization options, relationships, and resources expand. Although it does not stand out visually or demand intensive sessions, it offers a cozy pace tailored for fans of the genre. It is a charming title that rewards imagination and daily dedication, but it may not resonate with players seeking immediate action.

MLB The Show 21 is a pretty solid game, but had questionable adjustments that will make you think a few times before buying it. On one side you have good hitting and pitching mechanics, but on the other, player progression is slower. In the name of 'innovation', some things were added and others eliminated, but the latter were working well in past entries.

Even though the graphics and performance took a hit, Techland manages to maintain the speed and excitement of Dying Light on the Nintendo Switch.

Sonic Origins Plus is the best way to celebrate the hedgehog's past with 16 fun titles. The upgrades to the main four make them pretty flashy even by today's standards, but the Game Gear installments could have gotten more love than this collection did. It's still highly recommended for old and new fans alike.

Square Enix revives one of the most beloved PSP games in a formidable way. The appearance of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion could not be better, especially on the current consoles. The game mechanics should have received a significant adjustment to make the experience much more modern. Zack Fair's story is worth re-enjoying, especially if you've finished Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Life is Strange: True Colors is a good narrative video game with simple mechanics that comes to Nintendo Switch with significant changes in its graphics. However, the great story, music, and design quality that the franchise has gotten us used to are still there.

WWE 2K26 refines its formula with more solid gameplay, a deeper MyGM mode, and a polished presentation. The arrival of AAA adds value, although microtransactions remain its biggest weakness.

At its core, Pokemon Legends: Z-A proves to be a highly entertaining and competent RPG. Its revamped gameplay mechanics inject a new level of freshness into the overall experience. Revisiting Mega Evolutions goes beyond mere nostalgia. It represents a smart decision, bringing attention to Pokemon that had likely been forgotten.

EA delivered a solid soccer game that you should enjoy beyond a simple online match. Both Pro Clubs and Volta received solid upgrades and the created players have an interesting development thanks to the improvements that you can implement in them. Overall, the game mechanics have been polished enough to feel that this year FIFA 22 is very different from other previous deliveries.

Taiko no Tatsujin: The Drum Master doesn't show anything different (and it doesn't need to), it is an excellent option for those who have an Xbox and want to try this traditional drumming experience. The musical selection is quite decent and the unlockables will give you dozens of hours of play. You're not going to become a taiko pro, but you're going to have fun trying.

Elden Ring Nightreign is a curious experiment that will attract fans of the FromSoftware saga. While it can be fun, it can also quickly become repetitive by removing the exploration and experimentation that were previously found in load-outs. How much time you decide to spend in Limveld will be closely tied to how much of a fan you are of these games and whether you're willing to face the same challenges over and over again.

Starfield offers a solid opportunity for PS5 users to finally experience Bethesda's space adventure. While it still suffers from various technical issues and frequent loading screens, it remains a strong title that is well worth playing.

Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium has a perfect curation of classic arcade games. It's almost impossible to find one that's mediocre or boring. Technically, this installment far exceeded the previous one. While the customization values haven't improved, they're functional enough to enjoy the experience in more than one mode. It's worth giving it a try for more than just the nostalgia factor.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble is a pretty fun title that becomes challenging if you aim to complete it 100%, and it's best enjoyed when playing with friends. However, it offers nothing groundbreaking that would make it a must-play title. It's simply a game for straightforward fun without frills or pretensions.

Need for Speed Unbound is a visually appealing game accessible to anyone. Hardcore fans are going to enjoy it a lot, and casual fans too. Thanks to this great work, Criterion has the window open to present new ideas like the one we saw in Unbound.

After a long time, the brothers from Nintendo's original family are back in Mario and Luigi: Brothership, bringing a colorful world, solid combat mechanics, and a fun gaming experience. Along with many dad jokes that might make you laugh, it may not be the best game in the series, but it has all the elements to have a very entertaining time.

Without a doubt, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD can be considered one of the best platformers of the early 21st century. Its gameplay mechanics endure, its music is outstanding, and the challenge is satisfying. There's no doubt about it. We can debate the reason for its existence as part of the 'we don't know what to remaster anymore' movement, but this is an excellent title that can return as many times as it wants and continue to amaze us.

The main problem with Luigi's Mansion 2 HD is that beyond solving puzzles or catching ghosts, the way we control Luigi and his vacuum cleaner feels stuck in a handheld console rather than taking advantage of the benefits of the Nintendo Switch, which has more buttons. This isn't the game that forever changed the franchise, but at least it served to keep it alive in the minds of players for longer.

Humankind is an entertaining game, but very challenging to tackle for those who are not used to play strategy games. From the beginning, it assails you with information, and you have to pay close attention to everything to learn quickly. Nevertheless, if you are interested in the genre, it is worth your time.

After years of frustration with the direction of the annual FIFA releases, EA Sports FC 26 delivers a fresh approach that genuinely feels like a change. The separation between competitive and authentic gameplay represents one of the smartest decisions EA has made within the franchise. For fans of Career Mode, this game constitutes a must buy from day one, especially if you enjoy long seasons, tactical adjustments, and realistic simulation.

Bandai Namco presents one of the most acclaimed niche RPGs on a console that favors this genre. Although the performance and quality of life improvements could have been better, the game stands out as a title that stands out for its unique combat, narrative, and music that will impact more than one player and that no fan of RPGs should be left out.

One Piece Odyssey is a passion-filled installment of the story of Monkey D. Luffy. Even though these games are usually a recap or summary of events, this one goes beyond. It rescues the original tale but adapts it to a new video game, taking advantage of more recent platforms. Odyssey is entertaining, fresh, and charismatic.

The arrival of Yakuza Kiwami on the Switch gives hope that we will see more games from the series on this and future Nintendo consoles. At its core, it is an excellent and entertaining game, albeit sometimes repetitive. However, its remarkable narrative makes it an experience that will bring tears even to the coldest person. Through Kazuma Kiryu, you come to understand that honor still exists among men. At least among those who appear in video games.

Hell is Us delivers a distinctly unique experience through its approach to story and exploration, which does not guide the player at all and instead relies entirely on their intelligence and creativity to progress through the protagonist's odyssey. Its combat offers complexity, challenge, and enjoyment, enhanced by experimentation with various weapons. Only its suboptimal performance with extensive pop in, texture issues, and frame drops prevents it from reaching greatness.

Tales of Berseria Remastered brings back its dark tale of revenge, featuring Velvet as a memorable antiheroine, a diverse cast, and a flexible combat system that rewards experimentation. Ufotable's animated scenes and the character skits elevate the narrative, though the pacing suffers from backtracking and simplistic map design. The remaster improves quality of life features, but the graphical upgrade remains minimal. Even so, it stands as the best way to experience the game today.

Yooka Replaylee provides the definitive way to experience this spiritual successor, thanks to highly welcomed changes in gameplay and a graphical presentation that further enhances its colorful levels. However, it still retains certain issues from the original, such as a camera that occasionally hinders play, a limited number of levels, and a sense of prolongation due to its extensive array of collectibles.

Even when Scarlet Nexus fulfills its promise to deliver an entertaining combat system and the graphics are worthy of the Xbox Series X, the story lacks of sufficient basis to say it's good. The characters fall under the typical Japanese game cliché and is boring.

Digimon Survive transports us to a world that many of us had left in our childhood. Its narrative has evolved to present the deconstruction of characters, taking them to the most extreme limits and with a darker touch. Fortunately for many, due to the great narrative focus, the game has a wide variety of languages including Neutral Spanish. However, the lack of combat, as well as the basics of each confrontation, create an amalgam that is not for all types of players.

Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden continues to get this new franchise on the right track. Although sometimes it feels more of the same gameplay and narrative mechanics.