Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the game that we wanted the series to deliver for so long, it is the first Final Fantasy since XII that is both ambitious and complete, and it is one that doesn't sacrifice any gameplay element for the sake of serving its storytelling. Rebirth is the return of grand Final Fantasy, one that fans will discuss and remember for years to come. Some parts did drag down the experience a little, and battles fatigue can certainly kick in with time. Still, it is a magical experience and we are only trying to guess why Square Enix didn't make such a varied and gigantic game sooner. Final Fantasy, after all these years, is finally and truly back.

A mediocre story with a lazy design with an Unispired live service aspect. It has some positive aspects, but even these aspects do not justify the 70$ price tag.

The Legend of Steel Empire is a fun and simple shoot em up that welcomes newcomers and presents genre fans with the wanted challenge.

Amazing graphics, new characters and a new gameplay mode. Tekken returns stronger than ever and finally draws the curtains for the bout surrounding Jin and his father Kazuya.

A content-rich experience, offering a captivating mix of gameplay mechanics that make it a unique experience, exceeding expectations with genius level design and a great level of challenge that make it a great start to the year 2024.

A fun game, a fascinating world, and an improvement on everything that Ubisoft has presented in recent years, except for the story aspect, which was expected and superficial.

Ghostrunner 2 is the natural progression from the first installment. It provides several new ideas that make this fast and violent experience more fun and engaging leaving us wanting for more.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is the much-needed big step for the series. The new art direction and amazing animations mixed with creative ideas and new abilities breathe new life into this beloved series.

Lords of the Fallen makes a great first impression, but fails to steer away from the sour taste left by a couple of annoying decisions and technical issues.

Alan Wake 2 was able to avoid most of the problems that Remedy's previous games fell into, and provided a great psychological horror experience with excellent level design and high production value that is difficult for horror games to reach.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is one of the best gaming experiences in an already crowded year. The game has it all; a solid story, a big city to explore, excellent visuals and rich content.

Assassin's Creed Mirage recreates the city of peace wonderfully in terms of architecture, visuals, and audio presentation. Though storytelling isn't free of Orientalism and its stereotypes guilt. However, its the gameplay where Mirage falters in our opinion, as the AI is weak and swordplay is mediocre. The whole game loop is repetitive overall.

Forza Motorsport brings great experiences to fans of racing sims thanks to its fresh look at new game modes that takes you on cold, warm or rainy challenges either in broad daylight or at night.

The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo loses the player's attention as fast as it grabbed it as the fantastic hand-drawn experience is let down by technical issues and thin content.

Cyberpunk 2077 takes you on one last ride in an espionage thriller as you fill the shoes of an undercover agent in the expansion of Phantom Liberty. In addition to Update 2.0 which brings in gameplay overhauls to the entire game, the expansion also packs new activities, new district location and maintains the high-grade voice acting performed by the entire cast.

Blasphemous 2 builds on what the original instalment did well while improving on it's shortcomings to end up with a fun and addictive metroidvania.

Fort Solis fails to make the most of an intriguing story with a limited but great cast of characters. Lackluster gameplay and the killing pace of movement makes this short experience a hurdle to overcome.

Starfield is Bethesda's return to form and the most important Xbox console exclusive since Halo 3. The game tackles its design challenges in a very confident manner: it's never too complicated, yet its not shallow, just the right balance between all of its intertwined systems. We would've loved for it to be more seamless though, and we can't deny moving from one place to another felt slow. Starfield managed to delight and to surprise, even the main story is Bethesda's best one yet. Also, the vistas are hauntingly beautiful. Starfield is not to be missed even for those not too keen on building and customizing, as the core and varied side content are more than enough to satisfy.

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

Gravity Circuit is a great side-scroller that brings back enough nostalgia with the right amount of authenticity, capturing our hearts and taking us back to the good old times.

Viewfinder is an innovative puzzle game with authentic ideas and a unique way of tackling them. However, it has shied away from some of its more unique ideas and stuck mainly with camera-based puzzles.

Nocturnal is a well-made action platformer that ended abruptly leaving us wanting more.

Layers of Fear is the best way to get into the series. The visual presentation is great, with new content that combines all the stories with more elaboration on some details. It still presents the same shortcomings as the originals though.

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum didn't need to exist. The story doesn't add much to the lore, and doesn't entertain on its own, not to mention that the whole experience is plagued with technical issues.

LEGO 2K Drive has an unexpectedly beautiful world, short challenges, and many collectibles that encourage exploration with memorable races and great content. However, weapons need better implementation, and side activities could've been designed to suit the gameplay better, not to mention the push for microtransactions to buy new vehicles.

A beautifully ferocious world filled to the brim with beasts and demons for you to explore utilizing a lot of freedom in your playstyle to vanquish your foes complemented with a great campaign to destroy the Daughter of Hatred once and for all.

Once again, Capcom re-invents Street Fighter with a new, friendly, and innovative fighting system that is fun for newcomers and veterans alike. It's a big game as well, with the addition of all the new modes and World Tour, it will keep players engaged for long nights.

Planet of Lana strikes a nice balance between its different aspects. Exploring the game's world is never dull with its appealing art style. Puzzles are varied and fun, with some thrilling encounters along the way.