Ara: History Untold is a worthy representative of the strategy genre, offering innovative mechanics for those who particularly enjoy the building aspect of empire building games focused on diplomacy and warfare. Although many of its elements must be polished and refined to stand the test of time, the foundations are solid, and the future looks promising.

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.

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.

Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster provides the definitive way to enjoy this trip to Willamette, featuring excellent graphics and well-thought-out quality-of-life improvements. The game remains just as fun as ever, making it a must play for all series fans, although it has some performance issues.

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.

Episode Aigis successfully extends the story of Persona 3 Reload. The challenge of each level, the high difficulty, the quality of the music, and the attention to detail make this DLC a treasured addition for the consumer.

Ace Attorney Investigations Collection ends over a decade of waiting by finally compiling both Miles Edgeworth games into a single title. The wait has been worthwhile, and thanks to quality-of-life improvements over the originals, Capcom has delivered the best version of these games.

A generation of fighting game fans will celebrate the arrival of Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, which brings together several titles that made history over two decades ago. Capcom has worked to ensure that the gaming experience is functional and makes you feel like you're in an arcade.

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.

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.

Dustborn offers an intriguing story set in an alternate version of the United States, with a captivating narrative and a unique presentation. However, its ambition in terms of gameplay leads it to tackle various game modes without truly excelling in any of them.

Visions of Mana design keeps in mind the long-time fans who have followed the series since its inception many years ago. It provides what they seek in a game of color, vibrant settings, and a story whose narrative revolves around a tree. It also delivers on gameplay mechanics but strives to be something other than groundbreaking. The class system is very entertaining. While not extraordinary, the narrative is straightforward and will give Mana fans what they're looking for.

Age of Mythology: Retold is a straightforward, unpretentious trip through time filled with creativity, in which gameplay is the most crucial aspect. This video game remaster fulfills its role by providing enough hours of entertainment to make you not think about another game for months. Despite some glitches here and there, Age of Mythology: Retold will make you believe that classics will never die.

Emio - The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is not a revolution in visual novels. However, its intricate narrative and dark plot show that Nintendo caters to all kinds of audiences beyond its most popular franchises. It has good technical aspects and a Spanish translation, and it is recommended for fans of the genre, those seeking a dark story, or anime enthusiasts.

Outlaws offers an epic adventure in the criminal underworld of Star Wars, exploring the galaxy's dark side. Although some gameplay and visual aspects could be improved, its gripping story and references to the entire saga make it a standout title for fans.

Black Myth: Wukong is not just a game, it is a unique adventure that you won't soon forget. With a silent hero whose actions speak volumes, the journey to enlightenment is rewarding, thrilling, and entertaining. The strength of this game lies in its genuinely outstanding boss battles, each one a unique and challenging experience. While the journey to those moments might not be the smoothest, the experience is well worth it. This is a game that promises to be an unforgettable adventure in 2024 and beyond.

The reality of the return of SNK vs. Capcom SVC Chaos is that it's essentially a retouched ROM with several display options while keeping the mechanics intact. This doesn't mean that the game's issues at the time have been corrected. Quite the opposite. The good, the bad, and the ugly are all still present.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail marks a turning point among all the expansions in the series. The environments feel fresh, the story features a central character you immediately empathize with, and the narrative includes a conflict you'll be eager to resolve. The beginning could be faster and more manageable, but each mission is rewarding and guides you to the story's core. The new jobs are entertaining, though the Viper can be challenging to level. Again, the music is excellent, but the dungeons and trials are much more difficult. It's a reboot that's well worth enjoying and experiencing.

The reality is that Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is an experience for a particular audience. While the presentation and formats are casual, this challenge is not for average gamers. Of course, it's an extraordinary workshop for understanding how speedruns work, but that's all. There is no game preservation. It's more about giving a new presentation to a concept you already know, which can be entertaining for a while.

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.

Player First Games had plenty of time to improve Multiversus, but the changes in gameplay mechanics are less noticeable compared to the beta. Despite the efficient online combat experience, there must be more reasons to invest time when many daily or weekly missions are unfair, requiring specific characters that players need access to. The economic model of Multiversus could be more functional, which may lead many to abandon ship despite the efficient gameplay experience.

Zenless Zone Zero will grab your attention with its appealing character designs and fully captivate you with its combat system. The story may not be the deepest, but the progression, boss battles, and even the music blend together harmoniously, leaving you enchanted by everything this Hoyoverse game offers. The downside is that this video game may feel too overwhelming for a free-to-play title. However, thanks to its gameplay, you become hooked.

The main problem with Luigi's Mansion 2 HD is that beyond solving puzzles or catching ghosts, the way we control Luigi and his vacuum cleaner feels stuck in a handheld console rather than taking advantage of the benefits of the Nintendo Switch, which has more buttons. This isn't the game that forever changed the franchise, but at least it served to keep it alive in the minds of players for longer.

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.

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.

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.

PowerWash Simulator Alice's Adventures Pack gives us more colorful scenarios to clean, infused with the psychedelic vibe of Alice in Wonderland. The variety of locations and objects to clean makes this pack one of the most enjoyable, but don't expect it to completely change the gameplay mechanics.

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree fully lives up to its expansion name by giving us more of what we loved from the base game but with gameplay, world, and content innovations. It truly makes you feel like the first time you explored the Lands Between while introducing new and daunting challenges. However, I must warn you that it is more challenging than expected. Even those with hundreds of hours will feel a lot of pressure.