The series is steadily moving forward with the latest installment being the best yet by keeping the same unique gameplay and improving other aspects of the experience.

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.

Young Souls could have benefited from some tweaks here and there. Still, it's a solid Beat 'em Up with enjoyable challenges and excellent content. I would recommend it to fans of the genre.

We love experimental games, Gnosia is certainly experimental and a unique game with some brilliant programming to make it all work. Gnosia can't be a movie, or a book, or anything else, its made in such a way that only possible by using a video game format. Its repetitive in nature but still worth experiencing.

Kaze and the Wild Masks is a great homage to the classics of the genre. It has the appropriate proportions of variety and challenge with an excellent implementation of its aspects.

Reunion reunites us with one of our favorite action rpgs of all time; the story of Zack Fair is as humane as ever. This is, in our view, a full blown remake not a simple remaster; literally everything in the game has been improved. You owe it to yourself to play this game.

Sonic Mania captures what made us fall in love with this series during the 16-bit golden age, but some annoying problems prevent it from truly being a masterpiece.

Battlefield 2042 brings us a package full of excitement and thrill in the modern Warfare of the near future and a blast from the past with Portal mode despite some technical issues you may encounter along the way which is pretty easy to forget once you’re immersed in the gameplay.

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.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a game that is perfect for loyal Sonic fans first and foremost, as it will touch their emotions with the tracks, music, and characters. They will get a good-quality game that is rich with customization options as well, with some innovative ideas that we hope to see make a comeback in the future.

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

Like a Dragon: Ishin! is delivered to western audiences with an intriguing story that despite it's more serious tone, maintains the franchise's charms. The content is vast and varies, and you can spend hours and hours easily with each session.

The Division 2 is the game that the first one should have been from the start. End Game content is especially fun and engaging.

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.

Keepers of the Void provides a balanced experience distributed evenly between solving puzzles and fighting ferocious bosses and enemies.

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.

Crimson Desert may not be a completely focused game, meaning that it may not shine in certain aspect overwhelmingly, but its diverse set of systems and activities defies repetition and boredom and attempts to break technical and design boundaries. It is certainly a real technical achievement that takes open worlds in games to unprecedented levels, but storytelling is a bit weaker than we expected.

Mortal Kombat 11 adopts a slower strategy-based fighting style that targets more advanced players. Along with the variety of modes it provides, this game is what fighting game veterans are looking for.

Katana Zero offers surprisingly solid narrative, excellent, fast paced gameplay and good level design. it is a short game, and it feels like it didn't reach its true potential, but it has a unique identity.

Overcooked 2 is better than its predecessor in every way possible. there is more variety to its levels and gameplay, and it remains a very fun experience to had with friends.

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.

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.

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.

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

There are two things you need to know about Vaporum, first this is actually a great experience! second you need to overlook some issues to enjoy it completely, not a lot of games do what this game does, so why don't you give it a try, you may discover something you like more than you thought you will do.

Going back to this series after all those years felt like visiting an old friend after not meeting for a very long time. We were cautious about this visit, it turned out to be very satisfying. Neo The World Ends With You managed to retain the series magic and modernized it successfully.

Monster Hunter Stories 2 strikes the right balance between depth and simplicity, presenting an experience that could be enjoyed by both casuals and RPG veterans.

Features like Bond and the ability to affect the course of the story do inject new blood into this genre, but despite this Rise of the Rōnin do still suffers from open-world-fatigue as repetition kicks in with time.