South of Midnight feels like a mature fairy tale, thanks to an interesting story and a unique aesthetic. However, its gameplay brings it down due to a repetitive cycle and a lack of variety in objectives.

SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered is not just living off nostalgia, not at all. Its gameplay experience is moving, solid, and highly entertaining. The story still holds up and manages to transcend time. It's been 25 years, and honestly, you won't regret playing it once again or enjoying it for the first time.

Assassin's Creed Shadows overcomes its controversies to deliver the feudal Japan journey that fans of the series had been eagerly awaiting. This is all thanks to a great combination of the saga's past and present, which provides a lot of variety. It's a portrait of the country of the Rising Sun that will make you explore every single level inch by inch.

Split Fiction is subtle, entertaining, and a genuinely collaborative experience that will bring out the best in two players who may not fully understand what teamwork truly means. The story of Mia and Zoe hits deep, dealing with real life issues that anyone could face. Additionally, the challenge is fulfilling, and the level design is a masterpiece.

Once again, Capcom proves that the monster-hunting formula has no limits; it can constantly evolve and grow. Monster Hunter Wilds improves everything done in Worlds and Rise and presents it in a fresh game with exciting combat mechanics that leave you breathless, especially when you have a massive monster in front of you and the courage to face it.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is a game that fully accomplishes its task of entertaining and offering various activities. At first, it may seem like a straightforward experience, but as the story progresses, it becomes a complete game with a high level of fun that few games can offer.

Guilty Gear Strive -Nintendo Switch Edition- is the pinnacle of the franchise, accessible for both veterans and new players. Its excellent optimization would make it an essential option on the console if not for the lack of parity with content from other versions and the absence of players in its online mode. If you're unfamiliar with this world and only have a Nintendo Switch or care deeply about portability, there's no way to say no. Let's Rock!

Although Avowed is a niche experience, it's an RPG that any curious player wanting to discover a fantastic adventure could enjoy. Yes, it's an experience that requires many hours of gameplay. However, every minute spent will be worthwhile because all your decisions and actions will truly be reflected in the outcome, and not every game achieves that.

Sinduality: Echo of Ada is a good game for those interested in the extraction shooter genre. However, its reliance on microtransactions and the lack of a cooperative mode will significantly limit its audience. We recommend it for those seeking a more solitary and relaxed experience.

Although it is a great video game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 may fall into the conversation of not being an experience for every player, which is understandable due to its overwhelming character progression system. However, over time, you will find a thought-provoking title where every decision you make matters, and the outcome is just a piece of the puzzle in Henry's life.

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.

Thanks to its entertaining and challenging gameplay, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is a great way for those unfamiliar with Ryu Hayabusa to dive into this saga. However, long-time fans may consider this version incomplete due to the missing additional content.

Mark of the Deep takes all its influences and adapts them to its world, giving us a highly entertaining title with an interesting premise. It's worth giving it a chance, although some technical issues affect the experience.

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.

In technical terms, the PC version of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is highly functional, whether playing on a PC with all the benefits of current technology or on the trendy handheld that sometimes feels outdated. Everything that made Square Enix's game great on consoles lives up to its brilliance in this port.

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.

Without a doubt, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD can be considered one of the best platformers of the early 21st century. Its gameplay mechanics endure, its music is outstanding, and the challenge is satisfying. There's no doubt about it. We can debate the reason for its existence as part of the 'we don't know what to remaster anymore' movement, but this is an excellent title that can return as many times as it wants and continue to amaze us.

Freedom Wars Remastered brings back a cult classic from the PlayStation Vita era. While the gameplay isn't as refined as other genre titles, the game offers a satisfying enough experience for those seeking an alternative, especially if they enjoy science fiction.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins will surely appeal to franchise fans, as it returns with all the action we expect from the series. However, its repetitive nature and lackluster story may drive away potential newcomers.

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.

Now that Fantasian Neo Dimension has escaped the grasp of Apple Arcade, more people will be able to experience another delightful adventure from Hironobu Sakaguchi's studio, which continues to prove that what made JRPGs famous in the '90s still works. Not only does it deliver an efficient gameplay experience for the player, but it also presents a story with which one can empathize, keeping you engaged until the very end to achieve the satisfaction of finishing a game that is quite challenging.

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.

The hero's story offered by Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is a magnificent epic everyone should experience at least once. The narrative's events, conditions, and scope are standing. It is a history lesson any RPG fan should take. Visually, it is perfect, and its music is exceptional. It is one of the must play games for the remainder of 2024.

Lego Horizon Adventures does not reinvent the wheel as a platformer or a Lego game. However, that does not take away from the fact that it is a fun experience and a humorous way to relive Aloy's first adventure, especially if you experience it with a companion.

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.

Voidwrought is a 2D platformer with flowing mechanics that do not offer anything new. The story is interesting, but at times, it can feel ancillary. The environments and animations for attacks are excellent, but the sound falls short.

After a long time, the brothers from Nintendo's original family are back in Mario and Luigi: Brothership, bringing a colorful world, solid combat mechanics, and a fun gaming experience. Along with many dad jokes that might make you laugh, it may not be the best game in the series, but it has all the elements to have a very entertaining time.

The arrival of Yakuza Kiwami on the Switch gives hope that we will see more games from the series on this and future Nintendo consoles. At its core, it is an excellent and entertaining game, albeit sometimes repetitive. However, its remarkable narrative makes it an experience that will bring tears even to the coldest person. Through Kazuma Kiryu, you come to understand that honor still exists among men. At least among those who appear in video games.