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.

Outriders: Worldslayer delivers on its promises without giving the player an extraordinary experience to remember. In addition to a new skill tree as well as expanded gear mods, you can further customize your character to face new challenges. The story is told in a better way than the base game, but the endgame feels more like a stepping stone for progress than a final shot at the narrative.

Nintendo Switch Sports wants to revive a past that's buried in the memory of Wii users. The game lacks some experiences or ones that feel newer. The rewards are not that attractive and much less a reason to play for hours. Online games work, but nothing more. I was expecting something more than the same old thing.

Ninja Gaiden Master Collection includes Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge. The first two revolutionized the action genre a few years ago, but don't get your hopes up about anything else in this collection. Times have changed and these games were not adjusted, nor polished one bit. And while it might seem that this will please the most purist fans, this is not the case either, as the collection does not contain the first version of each installment.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is absurd, daring, and very entertaining, but its story takes a long time to start, which affects the playing experience from the beginning. You will notice that you shouldn't take the narrative so seriously because it doesn't get you anywhere. Nevertheless, the references and the combat system keep you wanting more because it's a challenging title.

The Lost Gods prove that Immortals Fenyx Rising can work in more than one way, this time with a new camera angle. The story of this DLC does not take many risks, but it turns out to be an entertaining story that fans of the new Ubisoft franchise can enjoy.

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.

Ultimately, Everybody's Golf Hot Shots streamlines the gameplay experience, delivering a refined yet competent iteration of what the series executes well. The difficulty and precision remain intact, as the game, despite its arcade orientation, preserves the fundamental principles of golf, which is precisely why it remains so engaging.

While the ending of the Immortals Fenyx Rising expansion can be satisfying, especially after putting up with bad jokes and tricky puzzles, the truth is that A New God may not have been the best idea to extend the game. You're going to find yourself with lame level design and unnecessary features for Immortals Fenyx Rising that do not feel interesting at all.

Pac-Man Museum+ is an experience that will keep fans of the yellow hero entertained. Its addition of quests and the option to let you decorate the space with character memorabilia is a great bonus. However, many of its games can be considered very simple and even boring if judged by modern standards.

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.

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.

Forspoken: In Tanta We Trust is a fun return to Athia that allows us to experiment with new types of magic and interesting cooperative combat. However, it's very short, and its story could be a better addition to its extended mythology.

OddBallers is a hilarious and highly wacky reinterpretation of the dodgeball game, with all the charisma it takes to be entertaining. However, it has many flaws that sometimes make it repetitive and boring.

Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact tries to stake its claim in the fighting game genre with an accessible system and a visual style that no one expected for this anime. However, its limited roster, brief story mode, and simplified mechanics that sacrifice depth undermine a memorable experience for both anime fans and more demanding players. Despite solid technical performance, its high price and lack of ambition in content put it at a disadvantage compared to much more complete offerings on the market.

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.

If you are a fan of rhythm games, Samba de Amigo: Party Central may go to the shelf of oblivion due to the strong market for similar games found on this same console. However, it is an exciting game if you have someone to enjoy a little rhythm, dance, and humor with songs that we all like and will become instant classics of American culture.

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.

Nioh 2 is already a remarkable game, still its additional content was not good enough to complement it. The First Sammurai is supposed to serve to complete the previous story of the franchise, but it does not offer anything beyond minor adjustments in the endgame. The latest Nioh 2 DLC offers a challenging new dungeon but getting through it may not bring great satisfaction to players. Despite its production levels with great designs on enemies, this DLC feels forced and very poorly planned.

The return of Legend of Mana is one that many players will appreciate because it is full of nostalgia, improvements and animations that enhance a beautiful story. However, while the remaster is almost perfect in its presentation, it doesn't have enough quality of life additions to be something that you should play urgently.

Sand Land is an adventure that keeps you entertained throughout its main storyline thanks to an interesting plot and endearing characters. However, it feels overly ambitious as it tries to do many things, ending up in its simplest state. Additionally, its side quests fail to captivate the player.

Pac-Man World Re-Pac is a pretty fun remaster. Its scenarios are very varied, and its gameplay keeps you entertained. Unfortunately, the fun ends very soon, and there are few replay values.

In an era where everyone wants a new Silent Hill, The Medium is launched. This game by Bloober Team goes out of its comfort zone and shows us on a silver platter what the storage speed of the Xbox Series X | S can offer. Sure, it's not a perfect game, even the number of puzzles is questionable, however, the narrative is fresh, the use of split screen as a mechanic is something technologically remarkable, and the overall experience delivers when it comes to scaring and entertaining the audience.

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.

Little Nightmares III stands as a worthy continuation of its legacy. It introduces a cooperative mode that expands the formula while preserving the unique atmosphere that made the series famous. However, in its pursuit of greater playability and accessibility, it loses some of the edge that elevated the original to a masterpiece of modern horror.

The DioField Chronicle is a very entertaining game thanks to its combat system that feels new, agile, and challenging. It takes the best of an RTS and combines it with passive elements of a strategy RPG, resulting in a demanding experience. It is an enjoyable game to play, but its price at the moment is not the most accessible. Get it when it is on sale.

Due to the great customization of Miitopia there is a lot of involuntary humor and that is what sustains the game, but at its core it is an RPG with repetitive and monotonous mechanics.

Actraiser Renaissance is a very worthy remake, but one that is far from perfect. It starts slow and it's very tutorial heavy. You expect more speed in a title from the 16-bit era, but this is not the case. If you can handle the beginning, you are going to find a very entertaining game with platforming and tower defense strategy elements.

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.

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.

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.

I certainly had fun times in Cruisn’ Blast, particularly when my inner child was at the wheel, but my brain (which was never completely turned off) kept telling me that there are better racing games now. Cruisn’ Blast is full of nostalgia for a series that prefers the absurd above innovation or quality. There will be some voluntary and involuntary laughs here and there, as long as you are not bothered by short experiences full of Déjà vus and poor graphics.

Boyfriend Dungeon is a dating sim combined with a stereotype-busting dungeon video game. Pitifully, the good script, music and character design contrast with the dungeon design that does not have the same level of quality.

Star Ocean: The Divine Force is a game that needs more development. It has pretty solid and charming points, like its characters and gameplay mechanics, but on the other side, it does game some flaws that would discourage the purchase of any experienced RPG player. However, it is a fun and entertaining game. It has beautiful landscapes and mechanics that gradually become versatile and entertaining.

Assassin's Creed Shadows: Claws of Awaji serves primarily as a simple incentive for those who preordered the base game to step back into the roles of Yasuke and Naoe. While it provides closure to the main story, it delivers limited content, making it less advisable for players who are required to pay $25 for access.

Scorn is a beautiful game with a sophisticated setting. On the other hand, the narrative feels slow but intuitive in terms of history and exploration. However, in its genre, it will be one of the most detailed and horrific installments of 2022 that survival horror or adventure fans need to play.

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.

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.

Greak: Memories of Azur is an interesting metroidvania. It achieves unique gameplay by allowing you to control multiple characters simultaneously to solve puzzles or fight enemies. In addition, graphics and audio stand out among other indie titles.

High on Life 2 is a sequel that becomes even more outrageous and irreverent than the original, delivering a highly entertaining and varied first-person shooter that will keep you both engaged and laughing throughout its runtime. However, its visual presentation suffers from various technical issues.

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.

Until Dawn remains entertaining thanks to its gameplay, which features branching paths and decisions from the original. However, aside from its graphical overhaul, there is little incentive to purchase it, especially when the new graphics sacrifice its eerie atmosphere and framerate. Opting for the original is better if you have yet to experience this winter nightmare.

Undisputed is an oasis in the desert for boxing fans; despite its limitations, its intense combat mechanics make it entertaining and faithfully reflect the sport's brutality.

Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is a DLC that brings an opportunity for new players to get into this franchise, giving them a balanced, fun, and simple video game, that embraces a diversity of tools for the player to discover its full-of-action world.

Immortals of Aveum is quite a fun shooter in a new world. Its combat and exploration are its most vital points, but abrupt changes in pacing and various performance errors keep this new IP from greatness.

Trek to Yomi is a love letter to Akira Kurosawa's cinema in the visual department. Unfortunately, the game has some flaws in its gameplay that keep it from achieving the same 'classic' status as the movies that inspired it.

Scars Above is a third-person shooter that should have a mysterious narrative filled with cosmic horror involving intense issues. However, even though it develops the essential aspects that are expected from a game like this, it still needs a lot to qualify as a good video game of the genre.

Imp of the Sun is a clear example of what can be done with a good story. The obvious limitations can be overlooked and you can enjoy this mythological story that takes us through the vestiges of the Inca culture and the magic of that world before the arrival of Pizarro and Cortes.

The Devil in Me gives us more of the compilation's typical gameplay. However, its visual aspect feels neglected, and its story takes several hours to start.

The Callisto Protocol is a game that any survival horror fan should try. It is also a sample of what the new consoles can achieve. Both graphically and in a matter of immersion. With an exciting story and beautiful settings.

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.

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.

Despite its visual appearance and all the technicalities regarding how it runs on current consoles, the reality is that Madden NFL 23 was not the best tribute to John Madden. And all the good things we saw from the previous year, it did not have the slightest improvements to feel like this is that NFL game worth playing. Buy it in some offer. There is no point in spending money right now on this game.

New Tales from the Borderlands is a charismatic game that will keep you entertained even with hours of "nonactivity moments." Its graphics and sound design, along with sophisticated characters, will make you live a high-level gaming experience.

Football Manager 26 marks a visual and tactical revolution. The new Unity engine transforms the experience with more realistic animations, while the redesigned interface becomes more intuitive without sacrificing depth. The addition of women's football is outstanding, and the improved tactical system grants an unprecedented level of control. With a few refinements, it has the potential to become a historic entry in the series.

Killing Floor 3 is a zombie shooter that can be entertaining, especially with a group of friends. However, its simplicity and limited content keep it from being a fully reliable recommendation.

Dustborn offers an intriguing story set in an alternate version of the United States, with a captivating narrative and a unique presentation. However, its ambition in terms of gameplay leads it to tackle various game modes without truly excelling in any of them.

Mecha Break is an enjoyable and relaxing title. You can admire your waifus, fire in a simple yet entertaining way, and roam around while saving the world, in an environment that, in a masculine way, allows you to perceive a semi-destroyed Earth from a safe spot as a mecha operator.

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.

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.

SD Gundam Battle Alliance is entertaining enough, and as a casual game, it is satisfying. It reunites the franchise's classic characters in fun gameplay with good optimizations and interface. In it, you will relive the classic battles of the anime through quick fights. However, in the field of action RPG, it could not count as real competition against other titles.

Goat Simulator 3 is an entertaining title that constantly gives you new things to do. Despite its simplicity, it grants you many fun moments you can enjoy with someone else. Unfortunately, its technical section affects the experience quite a bit.

The addition of the momentum bar gives a new gaming experience to Madden NFL 22, but it's not an adjustment attractive enough to think EA Tiburon did a solid job. Graphically we have a game worthy of the next generation of consoles, but in practice it fails. It's time to offer a title with better physics instead of default animations.

Exoprimal is quite fun and shows much potential to be something more. However, the fact that it only has one game mode currently makes it quickly fall into repetitiveness.

As a person who was not alive during the heyday of this video game, I can safely say that it is completely worth it. This remaster brings the best of this classic to a new generation with many improvements that makes it feel new.

Gotham Knights narrate a very entertaining story with a well-written and endearing quartet of heroes. Its game mechanics work best when it stays linear. However, its open world makes the experience decline with how repetitive it becomes.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead effectively captures the essence of the films by providing a game focused on avoiding noise and generating significant tension throughout the experience. It also features constant gameplay changes to keep you entertained the entire time.

Diablo Immortal is a good entry in this long-running franchise. Its iconic gameplay works nicely with mobile phone portability. You can come in and play whenever you want. Unfortunately, the excessive monetization towards the end of the game stops this experience from becoming a must-play title.

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.

Despite how much I love the world of Oddworld and its quirky characters, I did not enjoy most of my time at Soulstorm. Clunky controls, repetition, and peaks in difficulty turn this into a tedious experience and drop any sense of accomplishment. Because sometimes, when you finally achieve it... a bug kills you and all your Mudokons.

Kirby's Dream Buffet is a title that, far from competing, allows you to play and have an entertaining experience with other friends. Unfortunately, the game modes seem borrowed from other titles in the same style and Kirby is the only thing that keeps it afloat.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is ambitious and packed with content, though not flawless. Its campaign shines through emotional moments and brilliant psychological sequences, even if the villain and ending fall short. The multiplayer remains solid despite balance issues, while Zombies makes a strong return without major innovation. Treyarch delivers a lot in a short timeframe, but the inconsistent polish exposes the rush of the annual release cycle.

DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power is an overpriced videogame in Nintendo Switch. You can easily get bored by its gameplay and simple design. But if you love My Little Pony or the TV Series, you might enjoy this game. The humor is really good.

An optimized and more complete version of the acclaimed dinosaur survival game, ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition takes us to a series of fantastic but deadly worlds, from prehistoric jungles to interstellar gardens. Released primarily for the Nintendo Switch, this is an edition the console was missing after the original version's troubled release on the console back in 2018.

Disney takes advantage of its legacy of 100 years of animation now with a racing game proposal that brings together everyone's favorite characters in settings representing their classic movies and is accompanied by an incredible soundtrack with remixes that will fill you with nostalgia. However, its poor performance on Nintendo Switch and the existence of so many currencies will need to be clarified for users, making this game hard to recommend.

This game is a battle against yourself. A race against your own patience, response time and decision making in every second, in every race. It's something very technical. Is it the attachment to realism that makes Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 4 a title that scares off the most novice or less patient of players? Probably. But Milestone bets on those who indulge in this level of technical simulation that, although far from perfect, does invite you to lose yourself in it.

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.

Echos of the End represents an ambitious fantasy action installment, featuring a broad array of mechanics and a nascent narrative. However, among the industry's leading titles, it exhibits several critical vulnerabilities.

Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree represents a strong effort within the genre. Instead, its narrative gaps and mechanics fail to fully harmonize with the environments cohesively hindering progress.

Although Myths of the Eastern is a very attractive idea because there are not many videogames that delve into Chinese mythology, the DLC is poorly executed and feels like a skin placed on Immortals Fenyx Rising. The story is interesting at times, but there are no adjustments to the game mechanics nor added value to the overall experience.

Madden NFL 25 immerses you in the NFL experience while playing, especially with significant improvements in player animations, making them look more natural while running or tackling. The issue is that these adjustments come too late or should have been standard for some time. Additionally, MUT has become an unbearable commercial you no longer want to see on the screen.

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.

It's clear that Bandai Namco aimed to deliver something bold and original with Shadow Labyrinth, but the execution fell short and was short on providing an entertaining experience. Yes, it's a game with many brilliant moments, but the deficiencies are such that you can't help but wonder if this title could have improved with better elements in its production.

Tamsoft has been making Hyperdimension Neptunia and Senran Kagura games for a long time and knows exactly how both franchises work. However, Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is not funny story wise and the gameplay feels terrible. It's a shame this project wasn't entertaining at all, because a crossover like this could give fans a big game to play.

Sinduality: Echo of Ada is a good game for those interested in the extraction shooter genre. However, its reliance on microtransactions and the lack of a cooperative mode will significantly limit its audience. We recommend it for those seeking a more solitary and relaxed experience.

Outbound is a contemplative experience that transforms exploration into a refuge. Amid luminous forests, deliberate construction systems, and a quiet sense of freedom, this indie title turns solitude into a form of comfort, delivering a cozy journey that proves getting lost can sometimes become the best way to find oneself.

Valkyrie Elysium is quite a fun action title. The complexity and elements of its combat make it very entertaining to rid Midgard of fearsome beasts. Unfortunately, it has some technical problems that affect the experience.

Blanc is an indie adventure whose goal is not to amuse the player but to entertain based on cooperative gameplay that could be more purposeful but with a tremendous artistic section. Its moving story extols the cooperation between beings with little alike, making you laugh, cry and even scream at specific points, but it doesn't surpass other games with similar ideals.

God of War: Sons of Sparta stands as a metroidvania built on a solid foundation, yet it does little to distinguish itself within the genre. It also feels largely disconnected from the broader saga, featuring combat that lacks impact and a narrative that fails to expand meaningfully on Kratos' extensive mythology. Combined with several technical issues, these shortcomings make it recommendable only for the most devoted fans of the former God of War.

AEW Fight Forever tries to return the old game mechanics of more than 20 years ago to consoles that no longer need them. This video game is entertaining. It has enough combat modes to feel part of a night with all AEW's action. However, the reality is that it is a product with a lot to improve, especially if it is going to compete with the WWE 2k games.

Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris feels like a long and tedious game. It tries to give freshness to the franchise and fails. However, suppose you are a fan of SAO. In that case, the installment is unmissable because it will make you nostalgic. On the other hand, if you want a dynamic RPG, the dialogues of this installment will immediately bore you, and the mechanics and missions will not entertain you enough.

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.

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.

Tamagotchi Plaza is part of the Tamagotchi Connection: Corner Shop saga. In this new adventure, the focus is on twelve different types of businesses, where you can perform activities to help them grow and turn your city into a true hub of interest. It's a perfect title for those five minutes during your lunch break.

The most famous of the Tales of installments is back in the form of Tales of Symphonia Remastered, a remaster that seeks to commemorate 20 years since its release but fails to do it justice.

It's a relaxing and simple game with a peaceful narrative. On the other hand, this permeates a casual delivery without much distinction, with mechanics and character construction that could be considered flat. Various Daylife is a good installment for your cell phone, but the jump to Nintendo Switch was too big for it.

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.

Taito Milestones is a history lesson in a package that only the nostalgic would want to purchase. The selection of games is good, but too retro, missing other more relevant titles that might have made the collection more attractive. Playing Elevator Action or Qix again will bring back many memories of when it didn't hurt your pocket to lose a quarter in an arcade game.