It is a pleasant surprise to find in Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade a game that takes advantage of the new generation of consoles, in this case, the PS5. The game loads amazingly fast, both the performance and the graphics options look flawless and the Yuffie expansion is an entertaining addition to the product.

The remake of Silent Hill 2 has arrived to quell doubts and present us with a commendable reimagining of the original game. It preserves the foundations of its intriguing narrative while expanding it organically and remarkably. Furthermore, it employs modern technologies to fully immerse us in its world of psychological horror, providing hope for the future of this once-dormant saga.

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

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

Dying Light 2 takes everything we loved about its predecessor and improves it in a unique way. A very interesting story with ramifications and an entertaining gameplay makes the game highly recommended. Only a small number of visual bugs keep it from reaching its full greatness.

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

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree fully lives up to its expansion name by giving us more of what we loved from the base game but with gameplay, world, and content innovations. It truly makes you feel like the first time you explored the Lands Between while introducing new and daunting challenges. However, I must warn you that it is more challenging than expected. Even those with hundreds of hours will feel a lot of pressure.

Atlus did a masterful job with Persona 3 Reload. It's not just a visually appealing game; it breathed new life into an already excellent title. Those who have already enjoyed this game will feel right at home. At the same time, newcomers will have an experience that efficiently blends dungeon crawler elements with a life simulator.

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

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 gives us an almost perfect combination of entertaining gameplay and an engaging story to deliver a game that cannot be missing from the collection of Nintendo Switch owners.

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

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.

Terrifying and enigmatic, Incryption is an unparalleled experience that proves that you don't need miles of exploration or complicated dynamics to fascinate, horrify, and simultaneously teach you how much fun card games can be, especially when you add a few dungeons to them.

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

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.

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.

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

The wait was worth the time, because Studio MDHR just delivered a whole new experience to Cuphead with the Delicious Last Course. This DLC not only improves the game in different areas, but somehow takes advantage of new technologies that make gaming better. The new Boss Fights are challenging and Ms. Chalice brings new entertaining game mechanics.

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance marks a strong return for Sega's classic series, keeping its retro charm while delivering polished gameplay, engaging and complex combat, and exploration that invites multiple playthroughs. Coupled with its beautiful visuals and energizing soundtrack, it stands out.

Street Fighter 6 is a much more complete experience than SFV. The two headlines that make this game something worthy are the simplification of the combat system for new players and the change in the combat mechanics so that the counters are the new base for the duels to be much more spectacular and dramatic. The arcade and story modes are entertaining but could be improved or extended to make them more fun. Overall, we have a great Street Fighter installment that will be enjoyable for a long time. Capcom listened to the community, and those who buy this video game will feel like they are paying for a whole experience.

Zenless Zone Zero will grab your attention with its appealing character designs and fully captivate you with its combat system. The story may not be the deepest, but the progression, boss battles, and even the music blend together harmoniously, leaving you enchanted by everything this Hoyoverse game offers. The downside is that this video game may feel too overwhelming for a free-to-play title. However, thanks to its gameplay, you become hooked.

Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways is a DLC that is very much worth purchasing, making very welcome additions to the combat and story that make it feel like an excellent add-on and not just more of the same. In addition, it lays the foundation for what awaits this beloved Capcom franchise.

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

Absolum delivers a magical adventure featuring precise, constructible mechanics, dynamically enhanced by the route options and enemies whose subtle variations can completely alter the course of battle. The game provides fluid encounters within shadowed environments, naturally illuminated and enhanced by intense lighting.

We've played the concept of "eternal return" in video games for decades, but Deathloop gives it a unique twist and turns it into a central part of its mechanics and plot. Repeating their trusted and tried formula, Arkane Studios improved on it until Deathloop came to be; and while not perfect, it's only a few loops away from it.

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

The price is really abusive, at least in Mexico. Nobody should pay 1,799 MXN for a video game. The best thing you can do is look for the best deal in the not too distant future, because there is no point in paying those prices when the console will also soon go up in price.

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.