EA Sports MMA is a good first step to build a new series, but it is nowhere near its competition.

Knights and Bikes is a charming adventure, particularly enjoyable in coop. We’ve had a good time with it, but there isn’t much depth, challenge or innovation so, at the end of the day, you’ll want to play it for its charm.

One of the most original games of the year.

This title is a great platformer, that shows there are still ways to surprise within the genre. If you want a platformer for Christmas, this one is a pretty good option.

A Way Out is something new and fresh that ironically brings nostalgic feelings. It's unique and original, and if you miss coop adventures, you can't miss it.

The best thing we can say about Little Nightmare II is that it’s a game where every second is carefully crafted. In a time where most games want to be long for the sake of it, having such a meticulously designed adventure is a bliss.

GoNNER is absorbing and constantly challenging. It requieres patience and skill to see what it really has to offer, but that's something you can expect from any good roguelike game, and this is one of them.

Deck Nine are doing a great job with the series, and this episode is another example. Brave New World is defined by unforgettable sequences, interesting relationships and a surprising cliffhanger.

It brings the original formula one step closer to perfection, improving its visuals and gameplay. There's nothing extremely special under the new version, but it's free and still fun, so there's no reason to stick to the previous one.

This is yet another great fighting game for Nintendo 3DS. Visually stunning and very atractive, with great gameplay and able to offer lots of hours of fun thanks to its great online mode.

Criterion's seal of quality. They've managed to squeeze the console version on Sony's handheld, just adapting the graphics to the new hardware. It doesn't look as good as the PS3 or 360 version, but it's still the same experience, and one the best titles you'll see on PSVita in a while. Absolutely recommended for fans of driving games.

This is a little big puzzle that manages to constantly surprise the player with new mechanics and a beautiful story. It also looks incredible on PC with ray tracing.

This charming debut by Zockrates Laboratories stands out for its beautiful handcrafted visuals and a clever material-swapping mechanic that adds depth to platforming and puzzle-solving, although its limited freedom, weak enemy design, and chaotic level organization slightly hold it back from greatness.

Stasis delivers a great setting, a great old-school point & click feeling and a very rewarding experience. It might be a little bit short, but still we would recommend it.

Chimes makes itself lovable for its simplicity, its concept and above all the relaxed atmosphere surrounding it, following other "quiet" games like flOw or Osmos.

This is an excellent strategy with a green approach and ideas that manage to both test us and deliver a relaxed gaming experience.

Pepper Grinder delivers a fluid and enjoyable 2D platforming experience with its unique drilling mechanic, although it lacks cohesion and confidence in its main gameplay mechanic. The game's constant introduction of new ideas sometimes overshadows its core mechanic, resulting in a somewhat disjointed experience. Despite this, it offers fun and challenging gameplay with a charming visual and sound design.

The most remarkable element in its gameplay design is that it has know how to emancipate itself from the Rubik cube: previous attempts show it won't work in videogames, and it is just an inspiration for this game.

Puzzle Dimensions offers very good sensations. An interesting and fresh game which will engage players.

If you miss SNES’ beat ‘em ups, well, this is your lucky day. The Ninja Saviors is a great action game, and yet another example of this genre that seems to be coming back.

Quotation forthcoming.

Steredenn is a great shoot 'em up with a classic feeling and a modern twist.

Splasher is one of the best 2D platformers we've played in the last years, and it deserves more attention. If you enjoyed games like Rayman Legends or Super Meat Boy, give this one a try.

EarthNight is an interesting option for those looking for an infinite runner. It’s fun and spectacular, although it lacks some content and ambition.

This unique mix of classic survival horror and narrative adventure stands out with its vivid artistic style, intuitive mechanics, and creative combat system, although its story may feel underwhelming for some and leans heavily on dialogue that might not appeal to all audiences.

A classic platformer that reminds us of Donkey Kong Country. Fun, beautiful and with tight controls for those feeling a bit nostalgic.

Resident Evil 7 and Village deliver a surprisingly solid experience on Switch 2, showcasing the RE Engine's impressive adaptation to the hybrid console. Resident Evil 7 runs almost flawlessly, presenting a largely uncompromised version; however, Village frequently struggles with unstable framerates in open areas and displays visual compromises, yet its confined sections perform fantastically well.

We celebrate Worms return to the PC and hope them to maintain the same health in their next iterations; although Team 17 should be careful and avoid stagnate the formula, adding more new gameplay features to foster players.

Vermintide is a great game Warhammer fans just cannot miss. There are some aspects that might work better with some tweaks, but definitely a great choice to play with friends.

Its relaxing environments, immersive sound design, and detailed photography tools make it an ideal escape for fans of landscape photography, although the static nature of the scenery and inconsistent graphics might limit its appeal to a niche audience.

We've had a blast with The Fractured But Hole. A game aimed at adults, true to the serie and fun like no other. It's a game we can't believe it exists, but we're glad it does.

This is a game which is fun for a while for a single players, which entertains in cooperative, and that excels in team multiplayer.

DNF Duel delivers the spectacular visuals Arc System Works always deliver, and offers a more accessible control scheme for newcomers, but it’s not as complete or polished as the big names in the genre.

The Touryst is an original concept with really good ideas, even if they’re not always executed successfully. However, if you’re looking for an adventure that’s relaxed and unique, give this a try.

Good looking and well played, fun and very hilarious, Tropic 3 has almost every ingredient to be considered a classic within its genre.

This is one of the most original games we've played in a while. If you like coding and you're always willing to try new things, Else Heart.Break() is game you should play.

This beautiful adventure still works great on 3DS. Yes, there are some changes, and none of it would justify buying it again, but if you haven’t yet, it’s a good option to enjoy Kirby on the go.

Rollerdrome is a fantastic concept really well executed. There is still some room for improvement, hopefully for a sequel, but Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater fans have an interesting twist to the genre here they should try.

This definitive edition of a classic JRPG offers improved visuals, new difficulty settings, and dynamic gameplay that balances exploration and combat seamlessly, although minor updates like Adol's voice and new artwork feel superficial. Despite the lack of Spanish translation, its accessible mechanics and timeless soundtrack make it a rewarding experience for fans and newcomers alike.

This Deluxe version is a beautiful and solid remake of one of the best Kirby games.

There are some issues, but its gameplay is as good as always and there's content enough to keep us playing for months. Keep in mind, though, you'll need a Wii U to play online.

A classic as enjoyable as ever gets updated with new modes and fun multiplayer modes.

Project Diva Megamix is a great rhythm-base game, addictive and fun. If you’re a long-term fan of the series you might not find enough new features here, but if you want to give the series a try for the first time, this can be a good choice.

An interesting game that blends intelligently two types of well known games: one of territory conquest like Risk, and one in which we have to form words. It may result very addictive for some players, but those who are not native English speakers will find too much of a barrier.

The most loved adventure franchise of the nineties is back, and this first chapter assures that Monkey Island still have much to offer to gamers.

Crafted World is a fantastic platformer fans of the genre shouldn’t miss. We’ve really enjoyed its design and its art style, although the soundtrack is just bad.

A must-have for golf fans, but it will be too of a simulation for novice players, as it doesn't include a comprehensive tutorial for those who have no experience in previous games.

Even though it's far from perfect, Jotun is one of those games where its virtues prevail, one of those games that leaves us waiting for a sequel where everything's polished and improved.

Lost in the Dark is very much a sequel, for better of worse, and delivers exactly what you would expect from Yomawari.

KarmaZoo" is an original cooperative game with well-executed creative ideas, expressive and enjoyable gameplay in both modes, impressive audiovisuals, particularly the narrator (in English), but it suffers from somewhat repetitive design and simple challenges. It's an ideal cooperative experience for playing with strangers due to its expressiveness, and though still enjoyable, it is less original in local mode.

This remaster delivers fluid 4K gameplay, improved lighting, sound, and multiplayer options while keeping the original’s intensity intact, though some textures, AI issues, and lack of new content reveal its age.

DX is a slightly improved and more complete version of Pokkén Tournament. It's not the deepest fighting game or the best if you want to play on your own, but it's still quite enjoyable.

Nothing new, but it works. It's fun, entertaining and polished, so if you're looking for fast and simple action, give it a try.

It is the same Wipeout formula we have enjoyed before both on the PS3 and the PSP, but with outstanding graphics and a much better control thanks to the use of the dual analog sticks. The motion sensor use is an extra mode that is not that good, but the use of the touch screen is perfect. It might not be the best Wipeout in the series, but is one of the best titles in the launch of PSVita.

Legend of War is hands down the best strategy game ever made for PSP, a must-buy for fans of the genre.

Although it isn't a very original game, behind its relaunch appearance there is a good and well-executed roleplaying strategy game. Combat is fun, there are lots of customization options and the story shows charming characters.

Not having a big name might make it go unnoticed, but Crystal Crisis is a game with great ideas. If you like puzzles, make sure you check it out.

Pirates Outlaws isn’t very original (comparisons with Slay the Spire are obvious), but it is a very addictive game. If you enjoy card-based games, make sure you check it out.

A pleasant surprise in the downloadable games library. It mixes elements from strategy and action games, achieving a really addictive combination, with twenty levels that provide many hours of fun.

You, Me and The Cubes offers, like every good puzzle game, a simple and addictive experience, attractive by itself, without many complications.

A bold evolution of the musou genre, offering spectacular battles, refined combat, and a more tactical depth, though limited by having only one main character, an underwhelming protagonist, and covering only half of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms story.

Prey is great game, with good ideas that are well-executed, and although it reminds us of other games, it has its own identity. If you like sci-fi games and value the freedom to play the way you want, don't miss it.

If you have some friends to play a shooter with, this is a great choice. It's not perfect, but is bigger and better than the previous one, which means even more fun.

Modern Warfare 2 is a good entry in the series that, even if not very innovative, delivers solid and fun gameplay.

The Knight Witch is yet another metroidvania but at least this one attempts to do something original with the addition of fun shooter mechanics.

Dead Rising 2: Case 0 is remarkable for being a downloadable sample of a game coming to retail in a month. It is a fresh concept, as it is not a demo, but it seems its objective is just to show what Dead Rising 2 is going to offer. The story closes in a reasonably good way, although it does so in order to be linked with the story of the main game, which of course may not be liked by part of the public.

Until Dawn is a very interesting take on the Heavy Rain concept, mixed with the slasher/horror genre, and a few tributes to the survival horror games. If you enjoy Quantic Dream games and horror movies/games, you shouldn't miss it.

Tekken 6 is the best 3D fighting game of this generation. Namco Bandai has done an excellent job translating the arcade game to our gamepads.

New Pokémon Snap brings back the essence of the N64 original, and adds tons of new features and much more content that its predecessor. Its gameplay is still quite limited, but it manages to create a very satisfying experience.

It improves on the first installment, which was an interesting product, and enhances most of it, broadening the exercise list and making them more varied, improving the control system through its new accessories and allowing us to join groups to share our advances.

It would be great news if the sense of humor of Deathspank spreads to other games, or at least if Ron Gilbert gets encouraged and makes more games.

Sumo Digital has done a great job with the franchise, taking a big step forward in the right direction. A game any LBP fan should play.

After a long and complicated development, Ghost Recon Future Soldier has resulted in a very good third-person action game. It is recommended for those who are a bit tired of frantic action other titles offer, or classic warfare first-person game. It is not as complex as previous Ghost Recon games, but it is also more accesible and implements great cooperative options.

A beautiful, intense but short surprise. A great experience anybody interested in games should buy, taking into account that its opening sequence feels way better than the rest of the gameplay, and that most players will only go through the story once, that is 4-5 hours tops.

This new Square Enix entry into the fighting genre is completely superior to Ergheiz, with a combat system which engages since the very first minute, redesigned character and an original story.

Pokémon is back with a faithful remake of the first adventure. We’ve loved going back to the original game with updated graphics and new mechanics, although we’ve found disappointing the lack of online multiplayer and a very limited endgame.

It's true it becomes repetitive, and it doesn't stand out for its story, but despite that this is one of the most frantic and fun titles we can currently find on the shelves.

It works, entertains and reaches its objectives, but in future installments we'd like to see new elements in the formula.

This sequel doesn’t have many surprises, but it brings back all the good qualities of the original. A great choice if you’re looking for a challenging and unique adventure.

This is one of those games perfect for having a break when you're tired of complex games. Lots of contents and a great balance between platforming and puzzle will have you playing for hours.

Deep, fun and interesting, Stella Glow is one of the best JRPG that 3DS has received lately.

PES 2012 is again the best soccer game for the Wii, offering a comprehensive simulation of the sport, allowing any type of strategy and offering plenty of championships to compete in. However, motion controls have been favored in comparison with the traditional games, something which may not be liked by some gamers.

It's long, has a great narrative and combines the gameplay both series in an outstanding way. If you just like one of them you'll "only" enjoy half of the experience, but if you like both, it's a game you cannot miss.

It came as a surprise, and we actually enjoyed it. For 800 MSP you can get a interesting mix of hack & slash and Angry Birds that will stay on your console for a while.

This new entry is not an attempt to revolutionize the series, but to improve it, and it does succeed at that.

This Ultimate version is better than the original Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and hardcore fighting fans should consider it a must-have, although only nine months have passed since the original launch and this may upset some gamers.

A must-have, but not for everyone because of its strange story and puzzle gameplay. The story is only for mature audiences, and can only be understood by, and the "cube towers" are not accesible for all players. If you like the genre and the theme this is a game you will remember.

The sequel to the house renovation simulator offers more varied, compact and deep gameplay that goes beyond mere simulation, aiming for an improved experience that can appeal to different audiences. It features new mechanics that expand the good base of the first game, humorous challenges that are more than just a simple simulator, and several layers of gameplay that can be adapted to multiple audiences. However, it lacks the graphical improvement and the amount of content that the first game received over the years.

Despite outdated mission design and some technical seams, Dying Light: The Beast delivers fast and satisfying parkour, brutal combat with a beast form twist, engaging co-op, and excellent PC optimization, making it an irresistibly fun and addictive experience.

There aren't any relevant additions apart from the VR compatibility, but it's more than enough. Pinball FX has proved it's a great franchise, and now it just became more immersive.

Hob is a good experience, thanks to its very interesting world. It's easy to get lost, which can be frustrating, but overall it's a game that, without doing anything new, gets everything right.

The spirit of the original Driver returns in a great and very complete game, with a very long campaign that offers plenty of hours of fun, and a multiplayer mode full of variety.

The Banner Saga has so much charisma that it still feels special these days. It's challenging, even rough, but the experience is unique and worth your time.

This is a fantastic compilation, with a fantastic gallery of extra materials, that sends us back to the golden age of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Metal: Hellsinger is a great combination of genres, fun, addictive and with a fantastic soundtrack.

A Big Adventure is a big surprise. A fantastic platformer that gets better the more you play it, and becomes a fantastic choice to inaugurate your PS5.

The experience remains solid and addictive, but those who played the series before won't see a big evolution here. Still, the formula continues to work, so no one should be disappointed.

LocoRoco couldn't have aged better, and it still is as fresh and fun as when it came out. We would've liked to see some extras, but as a game, we enjoyed it as much as we did on PSP.