Star Ocean: The Second Story R is a game that will not only attract the attention of players who want to consume something with a nostalgic flavor. Quite the contrary, we are facing the reappearance of a video game that not only takes on new life but demonstrates its value beyond a simple premise and solidifies itself with great game mechanics and a remarkable visual presentation.

Silent Hill F demonstrates that the franchise still possesses substantial vitality, delivering a game that recaptures the tension and psychological horror of the original trilogy while introducing an engaging evolution in combat and a narrative that rivals the best in the series, inviting repeated engagement. No fan of either the franchise or the genre should overlook it.

Total War: Warhammer III wrapped up this saga with a colossal and quintessential experience, that feels like the end of this world. Hands down, it's the best one in the franchise and one of the 2022 Game of the Year contenders.

Returnal's jump to PC is a clear example of a commitment to bring PlayStation games to more players. And even though the result could be better, the game still retains the quality with which we met it on the console. It even looks much better and shows that, with the proper hardware, a video game can still look much better.

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.

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection feels like the definitive version of this spin off, thanks to its enhanced exploration, increased combat complexity, and more robust side quests. It stands as a highly entertaining RPG that showcases the potential of the Stories series, although certain design choices feel outdated and slightly hold the experience back.

Yes, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is still that excellent game that amazed us in its console launch, but we expected far more from the PC version. It's maddening really, that with all the technological advancement it doesn't look better. This is not the port that consumers deserve, but the one that Square Enix could deliver.

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.

Dragon's Dogma II takes everything from its predecessor and enhances it to give us one of the most entertaining RPGs of today. Its flashy combat, satisfying exploration, lively and uncertain open world, and complex pawn system make getting lost in its fantasy world a delight, although it has some technical issues.

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon will amaze you from start to finish. Its combat system is challenging and requires learning to handle an Armored Core far from a perfect machine. The dramatic narrative goes hand in hand with the game's missions. Visually, it could be better. However, it must be a solid title that mecha fans should play.

Octopath Traveler II is what a JRPG should be. It does have eight compelling stories, solid and fun combat, and quite relaxing music. It should be in the collection of any JRPG fan.

Crash Bandicoot 4 was one of the best family-friendly titles from 2020 and months later it comes back to spread the love in new platforms where it's more than welcome. The best thing is that the next-gen update improves one of the biggest weaknesses the game had initially, which was its loading times. Do not expect any kind of extra content, though.

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.

Inscryption combines roguelike mechanics with an oppressive and gloomy atmosphere that will terrorize you. Its strongest asset is in its narrative and artistic direction, although it falters when it comes to graphics.

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.

A visually stunning homage to classic JRPGs. The HD-2D style shines brilliantly, the orchestrated soundtrack stirs deep emotion, and the narrative enhancements add depth without betraying the original essence. It stands as an ideal experience for longtime fans and a perfect entry point for newcomers alike. A respectful celebration of the Dragon Quest legacy.

Guilty Gear Strive is one of the strongest proposals on the fighting genre right now, both in terms of mechanics, sound, plot and visuals.

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.

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.

At least Dragon Quest Builders received a port for PC. It is the most dynamic and refreshing experience you could hope for. This installment will have you building your power and the life of a new world. It's worth noting that the latest release runs perfectly on the PC Master Race.

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.

Yakuza 0 Director's Cut may not be the best example of defining the graphical capabilities of a console like the Nintendo Switch. However, SEGA and the development team behind this port made an effort to deliver a solid game that both fans and newcomers will enjoy, especially since Yakuza 0 was already a great game when it released a decade ago.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor improves and expands on its predecessor's systems to give us a more complete and engaging Jedi experience. Its visuals are unique, and it has one of the most exciting franchise stories. Despite its technical issues, it's an experience players worldwide should enjoy.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo immerses us in a fascinating story that plays with the limits of atrocity, in which urban legends play a deadly role, and mysteries lurk in every corner waiting to be found - if you don't die in the attempt of solving the mystery.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a great opportunity for both new audiences and longtime fans to relive Snake’s iconic Cold War mission. Its story remains just as engaging, and the graphics are visually appealing. However, the gameplay hasn’t received substantial changes, making it feel like a fresh coat of paint on a title that shows its age.

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.

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.

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.