Death's Door finds the sweet spot between an enjoyable and challenging experience. The smooth and fun combat was supplemented with fun puzzles and many secrets, all packaged in an adorable cartoonish art style.

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.

The remake excels at presenting the experience with a captivating art style and good soundtracks. However, it fails to learn from the platformers of today and sticks with the outdated design of the original game.

Scarlet Nexus provided an enjoyable and distinctive experience with an elaborate combat system and an interesting story, and it may be a step towards launching a series of Scarlet nexus games in the future.

Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World could've done much more to present a fun experience, the limited and primitive combat and the repetitiveness make this remake a visually updated version of an outdated game.

The Master Collection provides the best way to try the Ninja Gaiden trilogy. However, there is a fluctuation in quality between the different installments and they still present some inconvenient design decisions.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart makes the most of the Playstation 5's power and it shows in the small details that make its worlds and characters not to mention the great effects and explosions, it is one of the best entries in the series and one of the best Playstation 5 exclusive so far.

Biomutant is by far one of the most rewarding games when it comes to exploration and loot, and despite needing more polish in some aspects, this game is definitely worth your money and time.

A push and pull journey between two genres with an overlapping decent story and cast.

Housemarque successfully pulls off what made their arcade games so addictive into a beautifully crafted 3D mysterious world.

Disco Elysium has a distinctive quality to its narrative, whether it's the interesting history of its world, or the mysteries surrounding the investigation, not to mention the depth and uniqueness of the many characters. It's one of the greatest story-driven experiences we've ever seen.

A cooperative game with fast pace, and though it has some technical issues and a lot of loading screens, the game will still give you tens of hours of gameplay.

MLB The Show is one of the most consistence sport simulation experiences over the years. And this time it's not an exception.

After a decade, this once known as a niche title gets another chance to show the world what an intriguing game it was.

Is Darq worth it? Well, if you’re into games like Inside, Limbo, Little Nightmares etc… then the answer is “yes” and don’t take this statement as a hint of Darq being a clone to these games, this game has it’s unique ideas that’s allows it to stand tall among these gems.

Narita Boy takes you on an interesting adventure through the Digital Kingdom. The process may get repetitive with time but the overall experience was amusing nonetheless.

It Takes Two brings us all gameplay elements that are desired in a co-op game, Team Hazelight has indeed achieved a next level experience in a journey filled with a lot of excitement.

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.

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.

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.