Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered on PC is the most complete version, graphically and feature-wise, for one of the best super-hero games ever, if not the best.

Despite having an unusual and cute protagonist in the game, we enjoyed a unique aesthetic and a very entertaining gameplay.

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.

Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course presents everything we liked the game for but with more finesse, challenge, and attention to detail.

Deadly Premonition 2 fails to improve upon the first installment in every aspect. It feels like an open-world game that was released right after the original release, but with a less intriguing, less cohesive story.

This game will most likely not be your first experience with the legend of King Arthur, despite that it succeeds in creating its own twisted take on the story and presents its dark view of it. The game is primarily aimed at fans of strategy games, and it poses a reasonable challenge leading to some satisfying battles though missions are a bit repetitive. We can say that it is a really good game but it is not for everyone.

Kao the Kangaroo has its shortcomings that are mainly technical, but the overall gameplay experience is fun, with a variety of puzzles, and obstacles to overcome.

Trek to Yomi mesmerizes with the visuals but fails to keep you interested with the gameplay that lacks fluidity and needs more balancing.

Loot River feels like an unfinished product as some mechanics don't work probably on many occasions, and the content doesn't do much to encourage beginning another cycle.

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.

Shadow Warrior 3 makes use of many good ideas, but the application is mediocre, and the content is limited. The game fails to leave a lasting impression at the end.

Ghostwire: Tokyo will provide fun experience for horror games lovers with solid gameplay and good variety for its imaginative enemies. However, we can't help but feel the game is a bit forgettable overall.

Tunic is a unique mix of great art direction and an impeccable level design. The challenge is balanced, and exploration is addictive and rewarding, one of the best indie games to date.

FAR: Changing Tides has a unique visual aesthetic in a calming journey through the sea. It may be to the liking of a specific audience due to its monotony and lack of variety.

Gran Turismo 7 takes the series back to its roots. The visuals are outstanding, and the content is vast. It's a treat for all fans of racing simulators.

Elden Ring sets a new standard in Open world games and it takes us to new horizons that has us excited for the future of Souls games.

Martha Is Dead has an interesting story full of disturbing themes and uncomfortable moments. It may suffer from the monotony and has several technical issues, but the story is worth it; if you can stomach that is.

Dying Light 2 Stay Human is a fantastic parkour take on the survival genre and it works very well, but progression is slow and can harm the overall experience.

The Forbidden West takes Horizon to the next level. A massive open-world with a lot to do, incredible gameplay and very memorable characters.

Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 2 presents some elements that made the first installment to our liking but with some changes that made the experience more challenging but less dynamic. The new changes won't bode well with everyone.

The Company Man has an interesting premise and an appealing art direction, but the gameplay is bland and lacks variety with a general lack of content.

Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is of great value for those who didn't play the original games, but for those who did the enhanced PS5 conversion is still similar to the originals, which could be all you are asking for.

It may not be as impressive as it once was, but God of War is still a great adventure today with focus on human drama to go alongside its culture rich nature to give it just that extra special feel and meaning. This version is one of the better PC conversions that I had the pleasure to try lately and it surpasses the original in visual fidelity -although slightly - and performance to offer the ultimate experience of this classic journey.

Century: Age of Ashes has crisp visuals and smooth controls combined with an interesting spin on classic modes. Although, it has the potential to provide more enjoyment once it has more balance and more content.

The Gunk is a visually appealing game that has its moments, but it lacks the innovation and challenge to leave an everlasting impression.

White Shadows does a good job of representing a dark industrial dystopia with an interesting choice of music to accompany some scenes. Yet, some narrative decisions are incoherent, and gameplay is lacking.

Chorus has smooth and engaging combat with crisp visuals and a unique soundtrack. The experience wasn't perfect though, the story was plain, and the content lacked variety. It is a fun arcade shooter for those who look for great combat mechanics and don't mind the weak narrative.

Halo Infinite will be loved by its fans as well as newcomers as it is a breath of fresh air in the campaign and multiplayer modes.