S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl has several strengths, such as an interesting story, a living world that invites you to get lost in it for hours, and an impressive visual presentation. However, it is also filled with numerous technical issues that genuinely undermine its achievements. Still, if you have enough patience, you may find a very entertaining game worth dedicating many hours to.

Tales of Graces f Remastered is the perfect opportunity to discover and fall in love with this classic franchise. The narrative isn't revolutionary, but if you're a fan of JRPGs, you'll indeed find that magical something that made you fall in love with the genre.

Sonic X Shadow Generations is a great time. The remaster is exactly as you'd expect and the new game on top of it is better, more polished, varied, and refined. It's almost converted me to a 3D Sonic guy, which is shocking, and, because it's about Shadow instead of Sonic, you don't have to put up with anywhere near as many obnoxious voice performances. Shadow himself is just a bit broody and says things like "the ultimate power" in an almost-Keanu Reeves voice which really makes me laugh – especially with the Keanu voice pack coming in December for some top tier silliness.

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is a fun game, very well-planned, with great narrative and strong ambitions to entertain the player. Star-Lord's interaction with the Milano crew and the rest of the characters is magical. Combat and physics can be problematic, but the errors don't overshadow the positives. Even the Latin American dubbing is a delight that you are sure to enjoy.

At its core, Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 is quite straightforward. While it is generally not very innovative, its blend of hack and slash and third person shooter mechanics creates a special mix that can deliver a well rounded and compact game.

Gundam Breaker 4 is more than just another game based on an anime franchise. It caters to Gunpla modeling enthusiasts and those who might no longer have space for model kit boxes. The premise is entertaining without needing to be profound, and it makes an excellent effort to provide you with the tools to create your perfect Mobile Suit, something you might not be able to achieve in the real world.

Black Desert: Land Of The Morning Light is a classic refreshed installment. It draws from folk narratives from various parts of Asia and generates entertaining stories. It proposes an ancient traditional world that coexists with interesting, much more robotic effects: it is a particular installment. The mechanics are maintained, as is the splendor of its punctual character customization.

Fourteen years ago, The World Ends With You stood out for its great art direction, original battle system and a great and unexpected story. Today the sequel improves the technical aspect, but the battle system is simpler, the narrative twists are no longer unexpected and the characters are not too deep. It's great to be back in Shibuya, just don't expect something as surprising and fresh as the first game.

Ruined King: A League of Legends Story is a turn-based RPG video game with some mechanics that make it unique. The graphic and sound presentation is superb, but it has some design bugs that interfere with the experience.

The Artful Escape might seem easy to some players, but its flawless and engaging music and art direction make it worth your time.

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.

Scott Pilgrim EX embraces an experience that feels familiar while simultaneously striving to justify itself as a sequel with its own identity. Its blend of beat em up mechanics with metroidvania elements, a diverse cast of playable characters, and multiplayer features inject freshness, although its disjointed narrative diminishes overall impact. Even so, the franchise's unmistakable charm, its constant references, and Anamanaguchi's soundtrack make it a solid offering for fans seeking more of Scott Pilgrim.

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.

Reanimal once again showcases Tarsier Studios' ability to unsettle players with bleak environments and grotesque creatures, while delivering a game you won't want to put down despite how disturbing it can be. It also offers an experience that may linger with you long after the credits roll.

The engaging story and captivating visuals of Lost in Random make you briefly forget its flaws.

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.

Knockout City, the new multiplayer action game based on Dodgeball, is far from perfect, mostly because the lack of maps and offline modes. Nevertheless, the promise of future new seasons that might address this makes us think this will be a worthwhile sport in the long run.

Mario Party Superstars won't offer fans from the 20-year-old franchise anything new and making matters worse: there are important mini-games that were neglected. Only 100 mini-games are not enough, especially when Nintendo had already done this four years ago on the 3DS. However, thanks to its replay value and nostalgia, this game is worth it if you play with friends a lot, but as it happens with this kind of games, you probably won't be friends anymore once the match is over.

Lies of P is a title that perfectly replicates the soulslike formula while giving it its personal touch with Pinocchio's arms and weapon making. Aside from technical problems, it is a highly recommended title for fans of this type of game and those who want to get started since it is challenging but not frustrating.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival is a great rhythm game for the Nintendo Switch. It has an excellent selection of songs for lovers of anime, J-Pop, Vocaloid, and gaming music. The game modes feel refreshed and have a clear purpose of unlocking something here and there. We found the ultimate game for taiko fans.

At its core, Keeper prioritizes experience over mechanics, and in that, it succeeds completely. It may demand patience from the modern player, but those who grant it will understand why it is necessary. They will find a refuge: a relaxing, beautiful, intimate, and truly special game.

Pikmin 1+2 works as a good gateway for new fans of this franchise, with strategic and addictive gameplay that has you returning for more. Unfortunately, Nintendo didn't take the opportunity to fix some of its original bugs, which can be frustrating.

Far Cry 6 welcomes us to a fascinating setting in the middle of the Caribbean with a good dose of personality, adequate characters, a great sense of humor, and new mechanics. This is a game that you will enjoy especially if you are Latin American and a follower of the series. However, the core of gameplay remains almost intact, which makes this new installment feel like a skin that also comes with its fair share of bugs.

Monster Hunter Stories is an RPG that harkens back to the classic era of the genre but distinguishes itself with a unique combat system and many side activities. Being a port of a 3DS game, the passage of years is noticeable in the graphics and some gameplay decisions, but it remains a light and delightful adventure that will surely entertain you if you give it a chance.

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.

Lego: Builder’s Journey is a game that appeals to the creativity of the player. It not only challenges them to solve puzzles, but also to understand a narrative that unfolds in silence. Its game mechanics are remarkably simple and easy to understand. Overall, an entertaining proposal.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe is entertaining at its core. The game mechanics still feel fresh. It should have had a much more notable graphical improvement and valuable additional content because it looks like a repackaging of the same game that came out more than ten years ago. Despite the mistakes, it is a game worth it because it shows the best of Kirby.

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.