Playing Days Gone on a PC is a very good option for those who do not have a PlayStation console. You just have to take a look at all the settings to realize how well it was ported to the PC. On the other hand, the game did not get better or worse: It is the same experience. So it is a very good entertaining proposal, but, at the same time, disposable.

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.

Get It Together is a valuable addition and features several of the best minigames of the WarioWare franchise. However, being forced to switch characters with different abilities can be annoying and sometimes success depends more on luck than your expertise.

Despite being almost 20 years old, Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne is still one of the best JRPGs. The deep story and challenging gameplay make a great foundation for this definitive version.

Super Mario Party Jamboree: Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV establishes itself as the definitive version of one of the best games in the series, with a refreshed touch that takes advantage of the new hardware. For those seeking the most complete experience and willing to pay a little extra, this edition deserves a spot in their collection.

The chaos around each Pac-Man 99 match makes you wonder if you have direct control over the outcome or it was just luck. There are times when so much disorder suffocates you, but getting to the top ten or being in the first place is rewarding enough to continue enjoying the experience.

Bandle Tale - A League of Legends Story features the quality and fantastic depth of the League of Legends universe. It also offers relaxed and highly enjoyable exploration gameplay, with resource management and decoration. Yes, another excellent release from Riot Games that quickly becomes a collection of stories you can't miss.

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.

EA Sports FC 24 continues EA Tiburon's hard work that has evolved, especially in recent years. The experience is more fun than before and the learning curve feels shorter than before. Sure, many vices cause many errors in the game, but that does not make the video game inoperative. Electronic Arts soccer game is going in the right direction and is worth enjoying for what it is.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II opted for a new graphics engine, and the result was outstanding. Visually it looks impressive, especially in the water effects. The combat mechanics are great, and the multiplayer is also entertaining. Despite being short, the campaign is enjoyable and worth finishing, not only to unlock extras but also to appreciate all the technical advances this title has to offer. Its price is high, and it makes perfect sense to buy it if you are a fan of the series. We also recommend being patient and finding the best offer first.

Convergence: A League of Legends Story is a sophisticated and solid installment in every way. I am referring, of course, to the harmonious and careful details of the design, the mechanics, and the complex challenge of printing a tremendous narrative with really active gameplay. In addition to having options that, as a player, I appreciate since they allow multiple selections that generate a precise adaptation that, in turn, achieves an optimal gaming experience. The game from Riot Forge is friendly. It emerges with multiple perfect edges. This video game is something to remember.

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.

Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden is on the same level as its predecessor, with gameplay reminiscent of classic JRPGs, a unique presentation and a decent length, which makes it a highly recommended title.

PowerWash Simulator is a game that goes beyond its simple premise to be quite an entertaining and sometimes complex experience that can keep you hooked for hours.

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.

Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom puts us into the delirium of the famous franchise, which, not satisfied with giving us a farm to take care of, transports us to a new planet full of diverse landscapes, characters of different species, and an entertaining story and touching in equal parts.

Outlaws offers an epic adventure in the criminal underworld of Star Wars, exploring the galaxy's dark side. Although some gameplay and visual aspects could be improved, its gripping story and references to the entire saga make it a standout title for fans.

Player First Games had plenty of time to improve Multiversus, but the changes in gameplay mechanics are less noticeable compared to the beta. Despite the efficient online combat experience, there must be more reasons to invest time when many daily or weekly missions are unfair, requiring specific characters that players need access to. The economic model of Multiversus could be more functional, which may lead many to abandon ship despite the efficient gameplay experience.

Hot Wheels Unleashed brings to consoles the same feeling that we had when we played with the toys in our childhood. The variety of vehicles is wide (even when there aren't many legendary ones), and both the cars and circuits work well. Overall, this is a great arcade racing game and a great surprise.

Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted arrives with new visuals, an expanded arsenal of defensive and offensive tools, and fresh challenges that force players to adapt to each unique board. This edition bursts with renewed energy, allowing players to evolve gradually throughout the experience. However, despite all its improvements, it still feels like something essential is missing.

PowerWash Simulator 2 Adventure Time Pack provides more environments to clean, this time set in the Land of Ooo, which has been recreated with great care and attention to detail. However, since it does not introduce any changes to the core gameplay, it ultimately delivers more scenarios along with all the strengths and weaknesses of the base game.

WarioWare: Move It, like the Nintendo Switch controllers, is far from perfect. However, it is still fun. The mini-games are entertaining, even though sometimes the poses don't work. The game mechanics are brilliant. The motion controls may have needed to be better for a worthwhile gaming experience.

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.

Visions of Mana design keeps in mind the long-time fans who have followed the series since its inception many years ago. It provides what they seek in a game of color, vibrant settings, and a story whose narrative revolves around a tree. It also delivers on gameplay mechanics but strives to be something other than groundbreaking. The class system is very entertaining. While not extraordinary, the narrative is straightforward and will give Mana fans what they're looking for.

With a unique presentation, engaging story, and solid mechanics, Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars is one of the best RPGs of the year.

.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.

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.

Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is a carefully crafted compilation with plenty of content for fans of these spin-offs. However, its limited evolution compared to previous entries and the lack of meaningful differences within the series itself make these games feel too similar to one another, aside from minor changes.