Sir Lovelot looks great but doesn't feel so great. It fails to leave an impression due to the plain level design and the absence of challenge.

Speed Limit is short, fast, and action-packed. It is a good representation of the thrill you get from classic experiences although, it may have represented some of their issues as well.

Sword of the Necromancer isn't really a bad game, and if it was released during Gameboy days it would've probably received much better. There is a soul in this game and the care is obvious, but unfortunately the gameplay feels very limited and not really engaging. There are much better games out there.

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury is, simply put, the best classic platformer ever made. It was terrific and extremely joyful when it was released, and Bowser's addition made it even more complete.

With the second Little Nightmares, developer Tarsier Studios created another astonishing, atmospheric experience. There aren't many games as captivating as this one, and if you liked the first game you will be right at home with this one.

The Medium's story may be the best I've ever experienced in a horror game, the way everything is tangled and interrelated is impressive not to mention the mind provoking puzzles and the immersiveness of the world.

IO interactive managed to create an unforgettable experience that will be regarded as the best stealth game for many years to come.

Super Meat Boy Forever is an excellent precision-platforming presented with a beautiful art style. Although, it is a "different" game from what fans of the original would expect.

Chronos: Before the Ashes isn't bad and isn't good either, it's somewhere in between where you don't have a reason not to play it, but you don't have a reason to play it either.

Cyberpunk 2077 will take you on a journey into a dystopian dark future, you'll witness things you've never seen before and live truly unforgettable story moments created by CDPR like never before.

Except for poor stealth sequences, The Pathless is a fascinating and enjoyable experience that strikes the perfect balance between exploration, puzzle solving and combat.

Twin Mirror fails to intrigue with its narrative even though it has the assets to present a compelling story. You won't miss anything if you skip this experience.

Even though it borrows clearly from other games, Immortals Fenyx Rising applies those ideas beautifully to come up with a fun adventure mixed with comical storytelling.

Ghostrunner feels unbalanced on a number of occasions, but outside of that, you are in for a will polished experience with crisp visuals, an iconic soundtrack, and a variety of challenges in the forms of combat, platforming, and fun puzzles.

The Falconeer introduces us to the unique world of the Ursee, but while the setting is there to draw you in, the experience fails to provide the variety needed to keep you intrigued and falls into a cycle of repetitive missions.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory succeeds in creating a good rhythm game based on the Kingdom Hearts melodies and music, though certainly there is room for improvements.

Sackboy: A Big Adventure is a very entertaining platformer and a varied game with beautiful levels and strong design. It also takes a good advantage of DualSense unique capabilities. Some levels are too linear though.

The game captures the setting -cold war espionage- in early 80s very well, the tension between the two powerful countries is well displayed. There is more than enough content here to satisfy players too, but the not-so-great story missions disappointed.

A remake that captured the soul essence of the original, presented in a revamped look that demonstrates the potential of the Playstation 5.

Like a Dragon is a great addition to this fantastic series and a good start for the new main character Ichiban. However, there is room for improvements.

Assassins creed Valhalla is a great game to start the new generation with. The world is impressive, loading times are fast and gameplay experience is great and smooth with 60 frames per second.

The perfect follow up for one of the best superhero games out there, Spider-Man: Mile Morales presents a compelling story with great gameplay and breathtaking scenes at 4K.

An enjoyable nostalgic platforming adventure that will also be your window into the next generation of PlayStation experience.

Little Hope does provide a grasping story in general but fails to enrich it with more details and meaningful interactions between characters.

Pikmin 3 Deluxe and this series is still one of most unique IP’s Nintendo has ever made, not for the sole reason of its immersive qualities but the acute sense of responsibility it brings forward while playing.

The amount of freedom Watch Dogs: Legion offers is deep and it’s accompanied with distinctive systems that are worth exploring.

Remothered: Broken Porcelain fails to learn from its predecessor's mistakes by providing a more complicated narrative, and things don't get better with frustrating chase sequences and glitches.

Star Wars: Squadrons is space combat at its best. Controlling a space fighter feels smooth with a deep gameplay system that allows for spectacular maneuvers and exciting chases during battle.

FIFA 21 improves gameplay with much needed enhancements, but at this point we can't wait to have FIFA on next gen systems for hopefully better physics and animations. Anyway, the package is full of content, and FIFA 21 is the essential Football game for lovers of the sport.

The Definitive Edition brings back one of the best, if not the best story in the series. Although, it retains some of the negatives of the original release with lackluster cover shooting segments.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's about time to go back to the series roots and what made it special in the first place. This is the game you have been waiting for, but be warned: its 30 fps for base consoles.

You'll find plenty of fun Science Fiction moments packed with tactical combat that is performed by amazing characters that will have you form an attachment to them.

BPM: Bullets Per Minute is a rhythmic shooter done well gameplay-wise, although it needed some more polishing and some additions here and there, it's a game that may become addictive once you get the grasp of it.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds is more focused on casual players who look for a fun, simple multiplayer experience. However, the game lacks value in its content, not to mention its tendency to drive you to pay to unlock characters.

NBA2K21 is jam packed with plethora of modes, that will engross you for hours, but too soon you'll notice that some of these modes are hindered with microtransactions.

Vicarious Visions did it again and gave rebirth to another classic franchise: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 is the best game in the franchise since the fourth game, and we can't wait for what's in store in the future.

Ary and the Secret of Seasons loses its charm quickly due to the technical shortcomings and bland combat.

Microsoft surprised us with the most powerful Flight Simulator ever created containing a variety of flight challenges and training in a rich world full of life. Flight Simulator 2020 has indeed kicked off the next generation in the world Flight Simulation.

If you were a fan of the sport of games based on Golf you'll find PGA Tour 2K21 to deliver a beautiful and fun experience, you'll lose hours of yourself in the game once you get used to the control settings.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions aims at both anime and football fans, but it fails to satisfy both audiences.

Mortal Shell sticks to the fundamentals of the Souls-like genre while adding it's own ideas to come up with a fresh yet familiar experience that is fun for hardened veterans and appropriately challenging for newcomers.

Between deep combat and a robust career mode, this is the best UFC game yet.

Spiritfarer has a touching message embedded in a fun journey full of everyday chores and challenges all delivered in an experience that is so beautifully illustrated.

Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 is a great mix of old and new, and one of the best 2D action games you can get on any platform right now, especially with how replayable it is and how varied your options as a player are, now if only the jump mechanic was more flexible.

Röki is a wonderful and artistic journey that will satisfy point & click lovers but it feels a bit too easy, we would've welcomed harder puzzles that are more satisfying.

Hellbound is a decent game inspired by the 90's shooters, although we wished it had more content and more character to it.

Destroy All Humans! is a fun game but that fun doesn't last for long.

Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition on PC is largely the same game that released on PS4 with its strengths and weaknesses, graphical improvements and better performance do make this the best version to play, though.

This game proved that its a decent RPG and not just a game based on the anime, although it could've been more if not for the limited areas and the repetitive missions.

Hellpoint presents the same fundamentals that make the Souls-like genre special without trying to differentiate itself too much. What makes it fall behind are persistent and annoying performance and technical issues.

Neon Abyss is chaotic, fast and very enjoyable. Unfortunately, it's held back by its repetitiveness and the lack of variety.

Summer in Mara is actually boring to play and do need more polish. Overall, this game is designed in a way that lacks the fun factor, and to be more specific... It's a painful experience overall.

Ghost of Tsushima is an unprecedented artistic journey to Japan that delves into a dramatic Samurai World as we live action packed moments and an adventure full of hidden discoveries.

Do Not Feed the Monkeys is a unique point and click adventure with various ways to deal with how the player deal with the game and based on that can reach different outcomes. Do Not Feed the Monkeys is not a brilliant game as we hoped, but we appreciate bringing something new and exciting to the table.

Gun Skaters isn't perfect, but its a fun, innovative multiplayer game with a room for improvement.

Shadow Tactics developer Mimimi games strikes again; Desperados III is a real time strategy that totally deserves your time and money.

There's an undeniable beauty and some unique ideas in Someday You'll Return, however, the overall experience fails to serve those good ideas and build on them in a proper way.

While we are happy with the returning fighters and are keen to delve back into the Mortal Kombat story, Aftermath doesn't present the content that justifies its high price point.

Mafia II isn't the definitive edition we would want for such a great game as its filled with bugs and suffers in performance, although the story is still a good enough to reason to try it if you didn't play the original.

Huntdown is a fun homage the 80's that enjoys a great soundtrack and well-designed levels with challenging and intriguing boss fights.

Wavey the Rocket is an inventive experience with a plethora of well-designed levels and a variety of themes and challenges, although it may be too difficult at several occasions in a way that rids the experience of all the fun it presents.

Streets of Rage 4 is the comeback that this series deserves, its faithful to the original feel of the genre but with a modern touch.

Strategy fans should definitely give Gears Tactics a chance, its combat can even challenge the amazing XCOM. Some missions felt repetitive though, and the game lacked branching options to tackle and manage its content.

Deliver Us The Moon hints at a possible concerning future for humanity and looks at the struggle from an interesting angle, yet the game itself struggles with several technical issues of its own.

Bullet-Hell addicts will have a blast with what ITTA has to offer, the world is unique and the boss fights end with an ultimate showdown of skill and endurance.

Unlike the latest installments in this popular series, Final Fantasy VII Remake feels like a complete game. The game is entertaining, Battles are solid with a nice level of challenge and there are a variety of things to do. But as usual with Final Fantasy in recent years, you keep wishing for the game to open up more and to give you more freedom and it never happens.

Pode is a heartwarming adventures that enchants us with its mesmerizing environments and soothing music.

Pirate Warriors 4 is the closest game to date to capture the feel of the epic battles from One Piece, although it's dragged down by Omega Force's usual formula and its limitations.

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is an ambitious game that represented the middle ages in the best way possible and we can't wait for the full release. [Early Access Score = 85]

This remake is a fun but short experience. The lack of additional content within the campaign did not help. We thought Racoon City deserved a little bit more than this brief revisit.

You can't ask for a better beginning from a small Studio, Neon City Riders is a great metroidvania experience. of course, it needs to fix some technical issues, but when you dive in what the game has to offer you will find yourself ignoring some the problems you encountered along the way.

DOOM Eternal will sit on the throne of the best FPS game for years to come. The hellish soundtrack and unforgiving fast-paced encounters will keep your adrenaline pumping and your senses sharp.

Nioh 2 is the best Souls-like game ever made; its combat is deep, its encounters are brutal, and its portrayal of Japanese history and folklore is fascinating. This is one of PS4's finest games.

The visuals are mesmerizing and the music is enchanting, the combat and platforming sequences are smooth as ever and despite its technical issues, The Will of the Wisps is the sequel that The Blind Forest deserves.

Bloodroots is Chaotic, idiotically violent, and a lot of fun! its an action game with a distinctive formula that keeps you moving and tests your wits all the time.

Regardless of its shortcomings, Bookbound Brigade is a fun game with pretty inventive ideas and its shortcomings could be fixed with future updates.

Episode 4 continues to provide the same atmospheric experience presented by the previous episodes and we are interested in the next episode already.

At its core its a fun and stimulating experience, although it's plagued by its technical shortcomings and the absence of challenge from a certain point in the experience.

The best version of one of the best Action games of all time, and it feels great as a portable game too.

Kunai is a decent Metroidvania that keeps things varied and fun before ending at the right time, the balanced difficulty makes it accessible to both veterans and newcomers to the genre.

If Dreams became popular between players and creators it will get fantastic support for years, there are already a lot of fantastic and creative creations, this is a very unique experience and highly recommended.

Last Encounter is punishing and unfair, it may be fun at times but its difficulty needs to be reassessed.

Alongside FighterZ, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is our favorite Dragon Ball game of all time. It just could've been a bit better.

Even today, a game like To the Moon will continue to be divisive in players eyes as it uses the medium only to tell an interactive and linear story, without a gameplay focus or branching narrative. For me, I did look at To the Moon from the developer's perspective and the interactive experience it tried to achieve, judging the game for what it is rather than what it is not, and from this perspective... To the Moon is a fantastic entertainment product, a touching story about love, dreams, and bonds.

Gameplay is good and technical and sometimes can recreate the thrill of the sport, but it is not easy to pick and play and AI can be really cheap. Content is rich and varied, but the game is missing stars like the Swiss maestro.

Gravity Error is a short game that can be enjoyable at times, although, it's a short game that is still rough around the edges and its easy challenges don't provide that much replayability.

Immortal Planet is a slow-paced take on the Souls-like genre that takes veterans into consideration but doesn't account for the rest of players.

We are loving the atmosphere of this again and this aspect remains excellent in this series, but we are doing the same things again and again each episode and this episode felt shorter than the first two.

Darksiders Genesis explores a new genre with the series, the story may have been better, but the experience is enjoyable whether you're playing alone or with a friend, fans of the series will be satisfied with this one.

If you like video games with artistic approach you will probably fall in love with Arise's heartwarming story and beautiful music.

The Touryst is an amazing game that will keep you invested at all times with a plethora of challenges and activities; there is a lot of fun to be had with this game.

This is the best game in the series, and sniping in this game is very well done and a lot of fun. the missions can become repetitive though, and graphically the game is nothing to write home about.

Blacksad: Under the Skin is plagued by tons of technical issues and weak character designs, the story is interesting and could be enjoyed, provided you could neglect its technical shortcomings.

Sparklite is a fun action adventure game for anyone looking. it is a challenging game and successfully fuses elements from The Legend of Zelda series with roguelite.

This game is definitely a dream come true for Star Wars fans. Even if you are not one of them, do not miss out on this mix of thrilling battles and engaging exploration produced to a level which definitely proved that Respawn are one of the best developers in our current time.

while it's not the awaited comeback, Need for Speed: Heat is a decent game that is faithful to what we love about this series.

Juicy Realm has a great audio visual presentation that is very colorful and full of charm and personality, shooting is also fun with a variety of weapons.However, the game feels very limited, there is no real progression system and soon you will have the feeling that you saw everything the game has to offer.It is a good game, but the replay value isn't there.

Eerily Quiet keeps the same fantastic atmosphere while introducing a bigger place to play and fun puzzles to solve. it is a great horror game but we faced some performance issues, and we think there is a bit of repetition from facing the same creature over and over again.Fans of the genre won't be disappointed.