Death Stranding: Director s Cut gets us closer to Hideo Kojima s idea for the game. As we know, this is more than just a different story, it's a different kind of experience. It feels as next gen as the first time we played this game that challenges its existence.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is a game that every Nintendo Switch owner should try. It has some solid game mechanics and a world that doesn't seem related to the Kirby franchise. Hardcore fans will find the game a pleasant experience. On the other hand, newcomers will fall in love with the protagonist's uncontrollable tenderness and humor that brightens the day of many people around the globe.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredders Revenge is a very entertaining game, solid and with a level design that does justice to those arcade titles of the nineties. Its gameplay mechanics are timeless and fun. You will want to finish it more than once.

The Lullaby of Life has spirit and a unique gaming experience. Narrating the creation of the universe without any text and with dozens of puzzles is not the most straightforward task of all. However, the experience becomes very challenging and entertaining. Some levels can be difficult and frustrating, but that's the nature of the game. The Lullaby of Life is a video game for gamers looking for something unusual.

EA Sports College Football 26 is a natural but significant evolution from its successful return. With more rivalries, varied gameplay, a deeper Dynasty Mode, and the most immersive setting in the series, it solidifies itself as the king of digital college football.

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.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World Nintendo Switch 2 Edition represents far more than a mere port. This edition delivers a refined, complete, and expanded version of what was already one of the finest 3D Kirby games. Its expansion adds tangible value and creativity. The new abilities reshape level design, and the technical enhancements ensure that the visuals and gameplay perform and feel better than ever.

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.

With Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin, Capcom improved upon everything they did in the original game to give us the ultimate experience in this spin off RPG series of their successful Monster Hunter saga. The result is a very enjoyable title, full of charm and a classic feel, that is definitely worth trying out.

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.

Aztecs: The Last Sun is an exceptional simulator that maintains high quality and delivers clean gameplay, with context sensitive consequences and detailed dynamics. The title anchors itself in the classics of the genre while offering a fantastical and wondrous perspective on a complex historical moment, achieved largely through the thorough documentation undertaken by its development studio.

Gears of War: Reloaded quickly establishes itself as the premier choice for experiencing this Xbox classic, particularly in its PS5 version, which leverages the DualSense haptic technology to immerse players fully in the Delta Squad storyline. It's already engaging gameplay, combined with exceptionally detailed graphics, makes this title highly recommended for both long-time fans and newcomers alike.

Tales of Kenzera: Zau is a delightful experience as it shows great respect for African culture and the Metroidvania genre from the beginning. The combat mechanics are entertaining and challenging, and the story is very emotive. We have a very satisfying game with some issues in its progression. However, it remains an experience that can be enjoyed anytime.

Without needing to exploit the consoles' graphics where it is available, SaGa: Emerald Beyond focuses on delivering a strategy game with solid combat mechanics and an entertaining and deep narrative. The way the different stories of the protagonists intersect is great, and the element of replayability is impeccable. Fans of the genre will appreciate it greatly.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero marks a great return to the Budokai Tenkaichi series with a fighting title that is both highly entertaining and visually impressive, allowing you to feel like you are in the shoes of the most powerful warriors in the universe.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed corrects all the flaws of the original to provide a much more polished and enjoyable experience with the most famous mouse of all. Despite its simple appearance, it has much to offer, making it a highly recommended title, especially if you enjoy platforming games.

What we saw with Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai was very particular because, despite certain shortcomings, it is a game that will significantly entertain anime fans. From the first minutes, you can see that it is a video game designed for those who watched the anime or read the manga and that the development of the narrative is very well planned. The combat system is solid, and the character progression, although tedious at times, is entertaining.

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty fixes many of the base game's errors and gives us a new mission chain worthy of James Bond himself. The change in the talent trees makes the character build more friendly for new players since it encompasses the talents you need depending on the characteristics you decide to enhance, whether stealth, hacking, brute force, or weapons. The strong influence caused by the Edgerunners series is noticeable, of which we will see several references, especially in the use of Cyberware. In short, CD Projekt Red does a good job and gives us the experience we should have.

Sonic Origins does justice to Sonic's legacy, telling his story through its distinctive game mechanics and new animations that refresh the iconic formula. The games feel the way you remember them, with perhaps more precise controls. The different game modes in Sonic Origins will allow you to get out of the routine and give yourself a moment of fun and nostalgia.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a great addition to the beloved Bioware saga. It features endearing characters, plenty of exploration, and a world full of variety and beautiful views. The game's simplification of several systems makes it ideal for newcomers to the series, although it may not appeal to long-time fans.

Metaphor: ReFantazio differs from the unique proposition that Atlus promised to develop for the West over eight years. Its structure clearly reflects Persona 5, and based on that foundation, the team has refined and built one of the most entertaining games of the year. While Atlus has demonstrated its mastery in many areas, such as its ability to create fascinating worlds and an unmatched aesthetic, it can offer much more in gameplay.

The First Berserker: Khazan doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it is a soul-like experience worth the time of any fan of the genre. It features frantic combat, stunning aesthetic and visual design, and a challenging yet satisfying difficulty that will fill you with excitement as you embark on this journey of vengeance.

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga delivers and fulfills all of its promises. It's a great way to revisit the universe created by George Lucas with hours of content and fun. Despite some technical problems, you will enjoy this game from the very first joke to the last.

Starfield offers a solid opportunity for PS5 users to finally experience Bethesda's space adventure. While it still suffers from various technical issues and frequent loading screens, it remains a strong title that is well worth playing.

Arkane Austin's game doesn't need to reinvent the sandbox and open-world genre. It just needs to be effective in its proposal. Redfall is a solid production whose best letter of introduction lies in the fun it delivers to the user. The enemies are varied, the exploration is entertaining, and the missions always give something back to the player. It has some performance issues that somehow detract from the gaming experience.

Life is Strange: True Colors offers a solid narrative with many options to unlock and a mystery to solve. Yes, it sounds like more of the same, but the investigation and the story development through the perception and emotions of others make this a unique and enjoyable experience. Even with its flaws, you will enjoy the new Deck Nine game.

Two Point Museum arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with a proposal as irreverent as it is entertaining: managing a chain of museums with themes ranging from prehistoric to fantastical. Preserving the franchise's signature humor, this management sim blends creativity and chaos, offering a fun, accessible experience that is surprisingly well optimized for Nintendo's new portable console.

The arrival of Persona 3 Reload on the Nintendo Switch 2 feels more like a compromise than a carefully handled release. Expectations leaned toward better performance, not such limited optimization. However, that does not take away from the fact that this entry in the Persona series remains an experience truly worth playing, regardless of platform. It is a title every player should experience.