Despite the limited story and the lack of content, Samurai Shodown is the awaited return of this classic series with its great style and engaging gameplay.

DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO brings in a fantastic package containing graphics with great attention to detail, more than 180 characters and a deep gameplay system which makes it the best Dragon Ball experience to date.

Some parts of this game will shine more than others for many gamers, and people will remember this game differently. This is a big adventure on the usual scale of a Final Fantasy game and we can see the great production value behind it. But the game lacks the vision to bring its best parts together to make it the great overall experience that we all wanted.

Assassin's Creed: Origins changed a lot of things but not enough to differentiate itself from other open world games. Also, the story wasn't as strong as we hoped it would be.

F1 22 delivers fantastic driving experience and dynamics with many options that do make the game as welcoming or challenging as the player wants it to be, for the sport fans its a dream come to life, but unfortunately the game didn't evolve much.

Far Cry 5 is another excellent entry in this enduring series. This is an adventure that you will not forget with a memorable world and characters.

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

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.

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

Remnant: From the Ashes is a great surprise for fans of the Souls-Like genre; it simplifies the experience to focus on the player's skills and the intensity of the fight.

The Trilogy is as good as we remember it to be. there is nothing new in this collection, but newcomers will discover a true gaming gem and one of the industry's finest storytelling experiences.

Stellar Blade is a delightful surprise that comes from a new developer in the AAA scene. It packs a fun gameplay loop, rich content and an exceptional soundtrack. If you are a fan of adventure games with a deep combat system, then this will be tailored to your liking.

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II is a very impressive technical showcase for current hardware generation with its varied, realistic visuals and terrific audio. However, not everyone will like Senua's Saga as gameplay elements are deployed to serve the experience here; the puzzles are repetitive and the combat is limited. Story is strong but the game feels darker than what we would've liked. More than feeling a connection with Senua, we felt the game was outright depressing.

Kena is a visually appealing adventure with enjoyable gameplay. Although it has its shortcomings, it's a good start as Ember Lab's first game.

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.

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.

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.

Even after a year, the PS5 version of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 is also frustrating. Perhaps the studio should have postponed the game by another two years to refine it. Despite the deep survival system, realistic shooting, and the beautiful atmosphere of its world, the technical issues, poor performance, and strange design decisions make the experience more frustrating than enjoyable, and the game fails to deliver on what the developers had promised.

Sonic X Shadow Generations is a great combination of 2 games in 1 which packs a pretty fun overall experience at a great price.

Guardians of the Galaxy offers a great gaming experience: fun story, good combat, good characterization and well done VA.

One of the best installments to date, Modern Warfare brings the series back with an excellent campaign and a variety of co-op modes.

The Entropy Centre demands a unique way of solving puzzles with the need to use a variety of tools to achieve your goal. The difficulty stops rising prematurely, but the overall experience is enjoyable, with silly interactions between the characters.

Metro Exodus strikes a great balance between its open nature and linear design. it is a story-driven shooter at heart, but a modern one which has a lot of value and content to offer.

Remnant II builds on the solid fundamentals of the original release, adding more details to the overall experience and supplementing it with more content.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy provides an essential bang for the buck as it has an authentic experience in store for platformers and indeed the long time fans of Crash Bandicoot.

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.

A unique game in a vibrant world that is able to build on what was already successful in the first installment. It had been developed further in many aspects that present an unforgettable experience regardless of some noticeable camera issues and a few other weak missions.

The Artful Escape is an exquisite experience in every aspect. The psychedelic nature of the story keeps things interesting, plus a visually appealing presentation and a great soundtrack.