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.

Assassin's Creed Mirage takes elements from the modern and classic era of the franchise to give us an experience that works halfway. However, bland combat and a predictable story mean that it fails to stand alongside other much-loved installments and does not allow it to be the triumphant return many wanted.

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.

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.

Powerwash Simulator Warhammer 40,000 Special Pack is an expansion that fans won't want to miss, as it offers plenty of new, varied jobs in a setting crafted with great respect for Warhammer.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 looks and feels modern, with more agile combat and an extra chapter in Dark Ties that shines thanks to its cinematics and the style of Mine. However, the remake comes at a cost. A cleaner atmosphere, recycled minigames, mandatory activities that disrupt pacing, and a new style so strong that it reduces the challenge. It also features cuts and casting choices that feel distracting. It is a great package, but an uneven one. For veterans, some rewrites may feel heavy. For newcomers, it is the most accessible route.

Challenging the gods in Gods Will Fall is attractive at first, but its mechanics and game modes mean that, even with its random elements, it ends up being a repetitive and unappealing experience to be played more than once. Level design is beautiful and worthy of contemplation, although once you defeat the boss of the level you will not want to return again. A somewhat disposable game that only a specific niche will enjoy.

SaGa Frontier: Remastered adds good production values and more enjoyable moments to the original version. However, it is far from being a perfect game. The learning curve is very high and the game fails to explain the new features. Nevertheless, the story is unique and Fuse, the new playable character, makes it even better. The classic JRPG is back better than ever.

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.

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.

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.

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Prince's Edition comes to Nintendo Switch with some sacrifices. Unfortunately, many charming details are not noticeable on this platform.

Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions is an entertaining boxing game that takes us back to the past with its game mechanics and the well-known characters from the Rocky film saga.

Two Point Campus offers an opportunity for infinite freedom, yet manages to maintain dynamic gameplay that challenges you at every level, demanding attention and care. It is full of creativity and sharpness in the smallest details. It is definitely an improved installment of its young franchise.

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.

Diablo II: Resurrected is a video game history lesson that everyone should know, but apparently they didn't learn from their mistakes. Resurrected is far from perfect and Blizzard didn’t use this opportunity to polish combat mechanics.

NBA 2K22 is a game that has as many virtues as faults. For instance, while shooting mechanics and visual presentation are a key enhancement to the experience, micro-transactions turn the online competition mode unbearable. It is these kinds of details that prevent this basketball title from being the best.

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.

Dead Island 2 is a fun, simple, and entertaining title. There are various enemies to face and modifications to make our weapons deadlier. However, sometimes it becomes repetitive and contains multiple technical errors, affecting the entire 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.

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.