Crisol: Theater of Idols delivers a survival experience that feels unique while still borrowing from other titles in the genre. However, thanks to its distinctive mechanics and a truly well crafted art direction, it stands out as a very entertaining odyssey with a distinctly Spanish flair.

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.

Square Enix brings us back the acclaimed game that, two decades ago, surprised the video game industry by defying all the canons of its genre, and that comes to do it again. Now for the enjoyment of users of almost every current platform.

EA made an excellent decision by removing Volta and introducing the Rush mode in EA Sports FC 25. This mode offers a more dynamic and solid experience that everyone will enjoy. On the other hand, the reality is that while the other improvements are promising, more is needed to claim that this is the definitive installment. This franchise urgently needs real competition to motivate further enhancements.

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.

High on Life offers an irreverent, messy story with lots of dialogue and profanity everywhere. It is a tribute to games like Halo or Doom, but without being pretentious. It's what you expect from a title involving Justin Roiland. Beyond that, we have a simple shooter with solid game mechanics worth praisable. It is what Xbox needed a long time ago.

Endless Ocean Luminous takes you deep into the sea to encounter various species and make you feel like a qualified researcher. Learning basic and valuable facts about different species and leveling up is fantastic, but the gameplay experience can be repetitive. Endless Ocean Luminous isn't a title for every user. You have to enjoy science and the sea in general.

Ghostwire: Tokyo is a great addition to the Tango Gameworks catalog. Its handling of Japanese mythology, main characters and side quests make exploring this haunted city something special to experience. However, the game had some monotonous combat and character movement that felt heavy and odd at the same time.

Evil Dead: The Game is a magnificent addition to the film that Sam Raimi made. It lives up to the gore and satirical glory that earned decades of reputation for Raimi, and this title combines them in a survival game where you must be creative and smart to know how to finish each level.

Pokemon Scarlet is that product that many fans requested, with a vast open world to explore, an adventure without ties, and an exploration full of surprises. The game achieves everything I just mentioned, and there is no doubt about that. The main issue is that the game makes a lot of technical sacrifices to achieve everything the fans asked for. The result is a title that performs poorly at times that may not matter but happens many times. The gameplay is entertaining, solid, and deep, but it's all wrapped up in a broken package.

Pokemon Scarlet is that product that many fans requested, with a vast open world to explore, an adventure without ties, and an exploration full of surprises. The game achieves everything I just mentioned, and there is no doubt about that. The main issue is that the game makes a lot of technical sacrifices to achieve everything the fans asked for. The result is a title that performs poorly at times that may not matter but happens many times. The gameplay is entertaining, solid, and deep, but it's all wrapped up in a broken package.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba The Hinokami Chronicles 2 does not aim to revolutionize its formula, but it compensates with technical enhancements, an expanded story mode, and an outstanding audiovisual presentation. The game targets fans and delivers performance that exceeds expectations.

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.

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.

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.

King of Meat arrives almost by surprise, delivering a highly entertaining title with a ridiculously fun premise and gameplay that appears simple at first glance but quickly reveals deeper complexity. Its variety of dungeons and rewards makes it ideal for repeated playthroughs, while the chaotic and unpredictable nature of its multiplayer renders it highly recommended for enjoyment with friends. Although it has areas for improvement, there is no doubt that it possesses potential that, hopefully, players will know how to leverage.

Madden NFL 26 represents the most ambitious and comprehensive installment of the franchise in years. Improvements in gameplay mechanics, dynamic weather, player locomotion, and the Franchise mode establish a turning point for the series. While certain modes, such as Superstar and Ultimate Team, still require refinement, the foundation built in this release remains solid and signals a promising future for the franchise.

Rise of the Ronin is quite an enjoyable samurai title thanks to the complex combat developed by Team Ninja, which provides ample room for experimentation. Additionally, it features a rather interesting story that keeps you intrigued and eager to reach its conclusion. Although it falls short in its open world, there are many things to appreciate, especially if you're a fan of these sword-wielding warriors.

Although Avowed is a niche experience, it's an RPG that any curious player wanting to discover a fantastic adventure could enjoy. Yes, it's an experience that requires many hours of gameplay. However, every minute spent will be worthwhile because all your decisions and actions will truly be reflected in the outcome, and not every game achieves that.

.hack// G.U. immerses us in what people used to think was an online game in the early 2000s. The game did not age well, but it's still a franchise worth experiencing, especially for isekai fans. Made up of an impeccable artistic and narrative section, the world and the dungeons feel empty.

Road 96 is a must-have game for those who like good and touching stories. The game's characters and the randomness of its narrative invite you to experience it more than once. Although it may not be a game for everyone, especially those who might be looking for something with more action.

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.

Detective Pikachu Returns is not only a game that has much charm thanks to the world where it takes place or because its protagonist has all the personality in the world. The exercise of research seems very simple, even essential. However, it is still challenging. Each of the mysteries to be solved becomes more complex, and the challenge is always there.

Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny is a remaster that breathes new life into this PS2 era Capcom title in a remarkably faithful manner while also introducing several changes to cater to today's players' preferences. It works both as an excellent way to relive Jubei's journey and as an entry point for anyone interested, showing the reasons behind the love this saga received at the time.

GRID Legends opted this time to innovate with a story mode that feels somewhat unnecessary. However, it is important to mention that the game did not neglect any of the other aspects that make up a very attractive package for any fan of the genre and a great entry point for the curious and younger drivers.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok is satisfying as an expansion, keeping the game mechanics and narrative in line with the base game, but it doesn't offer enough to consider it an outstanding DLC. It will be fun for the fans, but those who left the game will not find a strong reason to play it again.

South of Midnight feels like a mature fairy tale, thanks to an interesting story and a unique aesthetic. However, its gameplay brings it down due to a repetitive cycle and a lack of variety in objectives.

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.

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition is a very special bundle that brings to life one of the most beloved games from the era of the first PlayStation. The problem here is that this is a title, like many others of the 32-bit generation, did not age very well. It has a lot of quality of life improvements, and though the characters look beautiful it feels old. Of course, reviving Radical Dreamers was the best decision Square Enix ever made.

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.

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.

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

Metroid Dread is an excellent return to the Samus saga with an interesting story and solid mechanics, although it does have a few problems with its new villains.

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.

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.

Crash Team Rumble is an experiment with the Crash Bandicoot brand that went very well. No match is the same as the last, and there is a prevailing sense of fun. Not to mention, there are plenty of incentives to keep you playing. However, as a fully multiplayer title, only time will tell if it will last or be forgotten.

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.

Layers of Fear is a canvas full of perspectives, and its setting is exemplary. From the sound to the visual section, the impression it can cause is enjoyable and satisfactory. However, everything is very predictable regarding gameplay mechanics, and although this is okay, the developer could improve this section.

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.

You can spend hours completing spell challenges, exploring dungeons, fighting enemies, and activating altars to upgrade your powers. But that fun is often held back by the story. Forspoken's pacing could be better. The game takes you away from what you want to do. We often wanted to explore to our heart's content, but the game forced us to spend minutes that felt like forever in uninteresting storytelling.

Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. manages to survive the passage of time because it's a great game in terms of gameplay. However, the lack of a story mode or further development in the arcade mode makes it a challenging experience for someone who plays solo. This Virtua Fighter is competitive and nothing more. Sega wants to see if the community is still there and maybe develop a sixth installment.

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.

The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story has a story full of mystery and great performances by the actors. This title will be judged by its cover. However, it's not until you play it that you understand its real value as an entertaining title in a genre that not many gamers play in the West.

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

Roller Champions is a competitive video game with a solid foundation. Its rules and game mechanics are easy to understand and enjoyable. Playing with strangers will be difficult, but in a team with friends with a lot of communication the game turns into something exciting. Its progression system is fair. It will need a community to stay alive and well.

Sonic Frontiers is quite a fun game with much content to enjoy. It is a first step that excites us about the franchise's future despite the technical failures it frequently presents.

Harvestella takes us on an adventure of significant proportions. It is full of creativity, many mysteries, and a colorful cast. It also shows us how fun the simplicity of everyday life can be when you take care of a farm, explore diverse places, and relate to other people. It might be a complicated formula, but this game successfully manages to create, although only with a couple of hiccups.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Mafia: The Old Country delivers a highly focused experience that remains entertaining throughout its duration thanks to its variations in gameplay and a truly immersive story. While there is no innovation in terms of combat and stealth, it remains a worthwhile Sicilian journey, especially considering its reduced price.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a great return for the archaeologist to video games. It offers an adventure that respects his cinematic legacy and feels made with great love for the franchise. However, its combat and performance hold it back from being truly unmissable.

Cris Tales is a JRPG that is spearheading the Colombian independent scene. Its impeccable graphics, innovative mechanics and unique turn-based combat makes it an unmissable video game.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants serves as an engaging addition to the latest adventure of Dr. Jones, offering more entertaining puzzles set within a beautifully rendered depiction of both Rome and its subterranean depths. If you enjoyed the base game, this DLC will undoubtedly appeal to you as well.

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.

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is one of the best ports the Nintendo Switch has received. Although it doesn't have the graphical power of its bigger counterparts, it still maintains all the challenge, fun, and variety levels of the original game, making it an action title worth trying.

The reality is that Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is an experience for a particular audience. While the presentation and formats are casual, this challenge is not for average gamers. Of course, it's an extraordinary workshop for understanding how speedruns work, but that's all. There is no game preservation. It's more about giving a new presentation to a concept you already know, which can be entertaining for a while.

The reality of the return of SNK vs. Capcom SVC Chaos is that it's essentially a retouched ROM with several display options while keeping the mechanics intact. This doesn't mean that the game's issues at the time have been corrected. Quite the opposite. The good, the bad, and the ugly are all still present.

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.

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.

Resident Evil Village: Winter's Expansion is a perfect excuse to return to this game. Shadows of Rose alone makes it very worthwhile. His additions to Mercenaries and third-person mode give players a nice incentive to enjoy a game that needs fresh content.

The games in Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 stand the test of time. They remain delightful. However, for the price, Konami should make a more significant effort to preserve these games. Still, it will surely be desirable to fans with its addition of concept art and documents about creating these gems.

Lego Horizon Adventures does not reinvent the wheel as a platformer or a Lego game. However, that does not take away from the fact that it is a fun experience and a humorous way to relive Aloy's first adventure, especially if you experience it with a companion.

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.

Invincible VS fully understands its license. Fast paced combat, stylized violence, and a visual presentation that feels more consistent than the series itself. Its greatest strength lies in its accessibility, but that same simplicity encourages button mashing and chaotic matches. The story mode fulfills its role without becoming essential, and the level based progression feels more like a filler. Even so, when two players truly master its systems, the game reveals a compelling technical ceiling and a very enjoyable rhythm.

World Heroes Perfect on PC is a direct trip back to the arcade. Charismatic characters, eye catching animations, and a fully intact '90s vibe. The issue is that, without nostalgia, its pacing and gameplay feel rigid and slow compared to modern standards. The extras help and are appreciated, but as a standalone product it feels more like a collector's piece than an essential title. Recommended if you grew up with Neo Geo. Skippable if you're looking for a modern fighter.

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.

LEGO 2K Drive is a very entertaining video game full of things to do that constantly reward the player. However, the simplicity of its gameplay and the little challenge of its races could diminish its appeal in the long term. However, building your vehicles is undoubtedly a complete addition capable of hooking multiple players.

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection is an excellent way to get into this alternate saga. Its fun and addictive gameplay is still there, although it also becomes more noticeable how confusing these games could be and the lack of innovation in the latest entries of the series.

Road 96: Mile 0 is a game that reaches a spectacular level of harmony. Not only are the mechanics and how it unites them with the narratives together with the soundtrack but also how it manages to build its characters and consolidate through a flow in his thoughts that we, as players, are allowed to see thanks to a cunningly surreal format. The ideas we hear and our game-making decisions in a sonic spectrum of flirty images create an experience of clean contrasts.

Foamstars's gameplay mechanics are very good and unique. The map design and scenery are eye-catching, and the characters have much charisma. While we have a very worthy experience, its longevity will depend on how well it treats the community and whether it becomes a game that endures.

New World has every element that an MMORPG fan needs to spend hours in front of the screen while they level up their characters and jobs nevertheless, its lack of variety of enemies and activities make it repetitive and tedious very soon. The PvP quests are great, but limited to high levels, while PvE delivers what's set to accomplish. New World can be quite entertaining if you have a lot of free time and patience, but if you don't, you might want to look somewhere else.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong not only revives that old rivalry for which both characters became famous in the 1980s. It shows us that a game can simultaneously have a simple and entertaining presentation with a challenge that not everyone can overcome. The graphics are beautiful and worthy of this generation. More than one will likely feel frustrated for not reaching the end, but those who do will feel the satisfaction of completing a game without pretensions.

Code Vein II is not the definitive soulslike, but it effectively adopts the genre’s mechanics and difficulty to present players with a challenge that feels worth overcoming. It also falls short of perfection and carries its own flaws; however, in the end, those issues do not prevent it from being an enjoyable video game.

Hextech Mayhem: A League of Legends Story has good level design and enjoyable music with which you will destroy the city of Piltover with Ziggs. Unfortunately, the lack of calibration, precision, and repetitive controls can turn it into a frustrating title.

After the Fall delivers on its promise of an action shooter game in virtual reality, however, its lack of content rapidly makes the experience repetitive and tedious.

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.

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.

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.

As Dusk Falls is an interactive drama that soon becomes almost a virtual reality game. Its ability to put you in the skin of the characters is palpable and the story adapts to playstyle with a false sense of freedom, which little by little leads you to discover yourself in the most grotesque way possible.

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.

Outriders gives players that innovation that lately seems to be fading away from video games, at least on a mechanical level, since the narrative ends up being flat and unappealing. In its more than 25 hours of campaign you will experience moments that will put you to the test, and they are really worth living, but we must say that the post-game is not so interesting.

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 Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is quite a jump in quality from other games in the franchise. The narrative development is attractive, the scenario is engaging, and the conclusions will give you goosebumps.

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!

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.

The Chant is a perfect survival horror title with an exciting premise. Despite its technical limitations, it manages to hook you with various enemies and has an entertaining history.

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.

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.

EA Sports NHL 26 delivers a rich, challenging, and deeply realistic experience. It stands as the premier ice hockey simulator available on the market. Yet it faces certain issues. The initial difficulty and the lack of learning tools may discourage new players, while microtransactions continue to cast a shadow over competitive modes.

Under the Waves is a game with a strong story that keeps you hooked throughout its duration. Its objectives are varied to keep you active. Unfortunately, it has several technical glitches that negatively affect the gaming experience.

My Hero Academia: All's Justice excels where an arena fighter matters most: it delivers solid combat, chaotic triple-tag mechanics, and a massive roster of 68 distinct characters. However, the story mode presentation, the hub, and several side activities feel empty or low budget, with mostly cosmetic rewards and limited polish. It's ideal for versus focused fans, but uneven as a complete package.

Chocobo GP is the game that results from combining the chaos of Final Fantasy with the karting of Mario Kart 8, a fun title for a party. If you are looking for a unique racing game, this is the one for you.

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.

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.

Macross Shooting Insight has a high difficulty that makes you want to replay it multiple times. It's like a lighter version of Ikaruga, where you can overcome every level without suffering too much. Its production values are not very high, but it's a nice touch that it features licensed songs from all the series. Yes, it's a game worth playing, but it also falls short in offering something more to an audience that doesn't consume anime.

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.