Death Road to Canada mixes a bunch of genres and styles, and it does it very successfully. It might feel a little bit odd for some users, but we've enjoyed it quite a lot.

A recommended game for strategy players and a noteworthy achievement updating the beloved game to current times.

With the plot being one of its most worth highlighting features, The Bureau takes the strategy from XCOM and makes it work within a shooter-based gameplay.

If you liked the first episode you'll like this one, especially thanks to its new multiplayer mode. We miss a wider variety of situations, but in general terms it's well designed and engaging.

This beautiful interactive tale captures the Moomin spirit through stunning visuals and a sensitive narrative. Although the gameplay feels repetitive due to its reliance on basic fetch quests, it remains a warm, accessible experience. It delivers a cozy atmosphere perfect for younger audiences, yet its shallow mechanics limit the overall adventure.

It might be not the best LEGO so far, but it does offer what you expect from the series. If you're a fan of it, you won't be disappointed.

Code Name: S.T.E.A.M is yet another great game for the 3DS, accessible and challenging at the same time. We haven't been able to stop playing until we finished, and if you like the genre, we think you'll feel the same.

A fun game for all the family, especially for the younger ones, with good graphics and great platform mechanics.

Even it still far from perfect, this year we get a polished game, with loads of content and solid gameplay, becoming one of the best wrestling game we’ve played in the last few years.

As good as the 3DS version, extremely well adapted to the HD and still addictive and fun. Recommended for those who like arcade and retro-styled games.

With so many tower defense games these days it's hard to find one that's worth our time. But Modern Command is one of them, and definitely a great option for iOS players.

It is a very unique Final Fantasy that relies on a very solid combat system to help us go through some challenging situations. If you love the franchise as much as we do, it won't disappoint you.

Ray Gigant is one of the most interesting games we've played on Vita lately. Long, addictive, with a nice story and that can be interesting even for those who are not interested in dungeon crawlers.

A good shooting game, but not as good as the N64 original. Shares some of its features and it is a good game, but not a heir.

Disgaea 3 is currently one of the greatest strategic RPG games, with a very fun story, a combat system which fans will love, and a more than exquisite gameplay. Not only that, the game is a very long and replayable one, above all for players which want to squeeze the 100% of it. Unfortunately, and this is one of the things that could undermine buyers -apart from the visuals-, Disgaea 3 is fully en English, and not exactly an easy one. It is a pity it has not been localized to Spanish at all.

Playing it makes us remember classics like Castlevania or even Ico, but Pandora's Tower has a strong and charming personality and it is a pleasant surprise. It will engage and entertain most players, especially those who are looking for an adventure like this one, but other players may find the game a bit repetitive.

A fun game for all the family, especially for the younger ones, with good graphics and great platform mechanics.

Directed to a public less used to strategy and management games, Anno: Create a New World is a good game which has succeeded in adapting a very computer-esque gameplay to Wii.

Dragon Quest Builders was a great game, and it still is on Switch. This version is pretty good, although you won't find many additions.

A fun game for all the family, especially for the younger ones, with good graphics and great platform mechanics.

Now Production delivers a colorful, charming remake that updates visuals, controls, and level design while keeping the joyful essence of the original intact; although the camera still causes issues and difficulty spikes remain, the Fairy Mode and numerous improvements make it a polished and accessible 3D platformer worth revisiting.

There isn’t much evolution here compared to other Borderlands, but the new additions are welcomed, and they make it deeper, fun and frenetic. It’s also one of the funniest games we’ve ever played.

This surprising lumberpunk simulator delivers an addictive city-building experience through its unique verticality and deep water management mechanics. The distinct factions add significant variety to survival strategy, yet a frustrating lack of tutorials for complex systems hinders accessibility. Despite some underdeveloped features like district management, it remains a refreshingly original and polished post-apocalyptic challenge.

Except for the story and characters, we've fallen in love with everything about this game. Visuals, music, gameplay... A charming experience that does not disappoint.

This is the best expansion Destiny has seen to date. It brings a lot of new and high-quality content every fan of the series should try.

Citadelum delivers an engaging old-school strategy experience, expertly leveraging Switch 2's innovative mouse mode. Its addictive gameplay and strong historical atmosphere make it a true "time-sink." Although its functional mechanics might lack depth for genre veterans and some graphical hiccups persist, the intuitive controls and clear vision provide immense entertainment.

Arise is exactly what we expect from the indie scene: something special that can’t be found in AAA. Its gameplay isn’t its biggest strength, but it all works towards conveying emotions –and that’s where it shines.

Quotation forthcoming.

The Beast Inside is a great adventure, with tons of different situations and an interesting story. Bear in mind, though, it is not a survival horror, as it claims to be, although it does have some really good horror moments.

A worthy heir of Final Fantasy XI which improves some aspects of the original.

The game every Naruto fan should try, with some improvements and extra content to make it the definite or GOTY edition that many of them are waiting for.

Even though the single player modes won't keep us playing for too long, if you've got some friends to play with Anomaly 2 is a choice you should definitely consider.

It is as fun as simple, but it manages to have us playing for hours trying to beat our score. On the top of that, its visuals are a great addition to the offer.

It's been a nice surprise seeing how well these three games hold up, visually and gameplay-wise. If you played them before, though, you won't find anything new, but if you didn't it's a good opportunity to discover this trilogy.

A rich and colourful game which will get the players to immerse in their cockpits.

A nice surprise that wants to make the player feel something, no matter what. Except for the platforms, this is a solid proposal RPGs fans should try.

The beginning of the end starts with a promising episode. The change in perspective and the darker tone work very well, although the formula has been milked for so long that you can’t help but feel it needs deeper changes.

If you like first-person action games and you're looking for something different, you shouldn't miss this one. It's fun and addictive, and we only hope it gets a multiplayer mode sometime soon.

Exe:Late [cl-r] is a great way to discover this not very well-known series. If you own previous entries, you might want to purchase it just as an update, as it is definitely a good way to expand a great fighting game.

Once again, Minecraft offers that unique experience that holds endless hours of fun.

Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes is a really enjoyable game that, although it is not a revolution in its genre, it does bring variety to engage us during many hours, despite its terrible storytelling.

With a haunting atmosphere, clever exploration design, and strong visual personality, Hell is Us delivers a rewarding sense of discovery, though its shallow combat, repetitive enemies, and underwhelming story keep it from fully realizing its potential.

Dungeon-based roguelite fans have a new adventure they should add to their library. The core gameplay isn’t very original, but its coop mode, its elaborate narrative and its great setting make it very, very interesting.

Just Dance continues to build upon is successful formula, polishing and expanding its concept to reach wider audiences.

This game is what we could call a "Super Meat Boy 3D", since its gameplay relies on precision. It's not perfect, but its mechanics and difficulty make it very enjoyable.

It has no real new features in comparison with the first release, so it may dissapoint some players, but it retains the original's strenghts.

Puzzles, strategy and action get mixed in a very interesting game, ideal for those looking for something different.

It has no real new features in comparison with the first release, so it may dissapoint some players, but it retains the original's strenghts.

This remaster shines thanks to its many gameplay improvements, visual enhancements, quality-of-life updates, and full Spanish localization, although its simplistic investigation mechanics and occasional repetition in demon interactions reveal its dated roots; still, it's a charming, accessible introduction to a lighter side of the Shin Megami Tensei universe.

If you enjoyed the previous episodes, you'll probably enjoy this one as well. Good gameplay and interesting additions, and also a quite friendly introductions for those new to the series.

A vast and addictive survival sandbox that smartly refines ideas from Terraria, RimWorld, and Stardew Valley with tons of content and customization, though its basic tutorial, weak controller support, and somewhat bland visuals hold it back from true greatness.

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.

This time we've got a very solid experience that is meant not only for its usual audience, but also for those who enjoy games based on collecting creating, sharing and fighting among them.

Behind its viral debut, there is a fun game, cleverly design and, surprisingly, full of surprises.

It is the same formula of previous Angry Birds game, but improved and adding the gravitational forces of the planets, which makes things different enough to renovate the gameplay. As fun as ever, although a bit short in content.

If you enjoyed the previous episodes, you'll probably enjoy this one as well. Good gameplay and interesting additions, and also a quite friendly introductions for those new to the series.

This is one of those games that won't get much attention, but it's a great RPG, with good characters and engaging gameplay. Even if you didn't play other episodes, it's worth a try.

Quantum Break is a great game, but not the groundbreaking experience you might expect from Remedy. It's so focused on the story that usually forgets about gameplay, not taking advantage of the good ideas its playable core is built upon. But don't get us wrong: Quantum Break is a very enjoyable game, with great moments and solid storytelling, but also feels like a missed opportunity for Remedy to make something better than their previous works.

A title that pleasantly surprised us with its well-executed homage to classic Resident Evil, introducing new elements seamlessly, and resolving combat exceptionally well. While some designed-to-kill moments may be bothersome and the lack of translation is a drawback, we recommend it to those seeking an experience akin to classic Resident Evil with some changes and a more condensed format.

A game designed to offer fun, and doesn't dissapoint. Although it lacks a multiplayer online mode which would have been great, it offers enough content to keep us engaged for hours, and has a very affordable price.

Even though there are no huge steps forward from the previous episode, it manages to bring us everything we expected and some nice additions like the online multiplayer. It has everything you need to keep a party going.

Content aside –as it needs a bit more, in our opinion–, Cotton Reboot is a fantastic shoot ‘em up for those looking for a nostalgic trip.

Don't think about this as a Minecraft clone, but as a great Dragon Quest spin-off. It has a really solid learning curve and its design is engaging enough for anyone who gives it a try.

Rampage Knights is a very interesting old-school beat 'em up. It doesn't offer anything particularly original, but it's fun and addictive.

Story of Seasons is one of the best Harvest Moon games we've played. It's one of those game you can spend months playing, and one you don't want to miss if you like what it has to offer.

We would have asked Red Barrels for a little innovation instead of sticking to the new hide & run mechanics, but still, Outlast is an outstanding survival horror that will terrify pretty much everyone.

Maybe it's not the best game in the series, but it's definitely a really good one. Its combat system can be strange at the beginning, but behind it there's a great adventure.

It's been a long wait, but it's been worth it. It's an episode that doesn't evolve the formula too much, but that has some new additions and will satisfy fans of the franchise.

This is aimed at new players, but the new additions make it interesting for those who already played it as well. Sine Mora EX still is a great game, so any new features are always welcomed.

Inside my Radio is a great platformer that deserves more attention. It's not perfect, but it's very addictive and when you beat it you just want more.

This "definitive edition" is the best way to play Yokai Watch 2, with minor additions, but interesting ones nonetheless.

Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces is not a revolutionary expansion, but still a great amount of content for a fair price that will satisfy both casual and hardcore players of the franchise.

It brings all together comics, humor, managing and simulation, packed under an attractive look and gameplay. It's a free-to-play title, but a very interesting and addictive one.

This is an excellent turn-based RPG, and even if it doesn't really bring anything new, it's has a lot of quality to compensate for. Without a doubt, an exciting surprise for RPG fans.

Loads of content, great mini games and a very complete 'challenge mode'. Except for tiny issues here and there, this Super Monkey Ball is an excellent choice for those looking for a skill-demanding platformer.

It's one of those games you either love or hate, and we really enjoyed it. It's a more adult-focused experience, deep and different, but you should try it before buying it.

The Pathless is an adventure that offers something new, and just that is something we appreciate. But on top of that, it delivers an interesting world and mechanics that feel fresh.

The concept may not be very original, but it is a solid and addictive experience, with some unique features that action fans will definitely enjoy. It's a great fit for PS Vita and if you like haunting monsters (ahem), you should give it a try.

PC gamers have now the opportunity to try a great fighting experience, no matter if they are fans of manga/anime or not. The visual upgrade on PC is, indeed, welcome, and the extra contents are appreciated as well.

The game expands and improves the series, making it more approachable than ever, but without losing depth, so it offers the same fun, but improved. However, it evolves little in comparison with the previous entry, so those who enjoyed Tropico 3 won't find many new things in this fourth installment.

FIFA Manager is here to stay. It has advanced since its birth some years ago, and the new features of this version are worthy of praise.

If you like the genre, Fell Seal will give you tons of contents and options to get lost into. This has been a very nice surprise thanks to its story, gameplay mechanics and depth.

Patrician IV is a good sequel of the venerated Patrician III. Maybe it is too conservative in its general aspects, but it consistently improves every area in gameplay.

Two Point Campus makes management fun thanks to its great structure, constant interaction, crazy situations and outstanding audiovisual direction.

Deus Ex joins the GO series with a great title. Maybe not the best of them, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

This is another roguelike that manages to rise above its hundreds of competitor thanks to its gameplay, setting, humor and abilities to unlock.

This is a good sequel, and even though it is not a great step forward in the franchise, it is indeed a game that those who enjoyed the original will have fun playing.

This is an adventure created with love, based around uncommon ideas, that delivers a fun, cleverly-designed puzzle platformer.

Quotation forthcoming.

Except for a few control and design decisions, Rayman Adventures is a great platformer perfect for mobiles and tablets.

This sequel refines and expands the original's mechanics, offering deeper role-playing systems, a compelling cyberpunk narrative, and more freedom with ship and crew management. However, its text-heavy nature and lack of localization may make it difficult for some players to fully engage.

Behind what looks like a simplistic design, there's a game much more complex than you would think. Fun and addictive, it's a game that's worth a try.

Dishonored still is an outstanding adventure, but this edition doesn't make the most of the new hardware. If you missed it, it's an interesting option; if you didn't, there's little reason to play this version.

A shoot'em up for everyone: simple with the red ship, hard with the blue one. It is based on repetition but also in surprising the player continuously.

This adaptation of the 2008 arcade is still fresh, thanks to the mastery of Cave in the genre. Those who haven't enjoyed it in the iPhone will find a great game, that is a perfect port from the arcade, adding all its gameplay features.

A great game released now with a great expansion that doesn’t fix its repetitive nature. Also, it would have been great to have at least some sort of noticeable graphical update for PS5 to match the fantastic DualSense implementation.

It's fun and addictive, has a fair amount of content and feels rewarding. It's not perfect, but if you like what it has to offer, Full Mojo Rampage is a good choice.

This is an old school roleplaying game, with a superb presentation. Sadly, the controls are not as good we would have wished, and it lacks multiplayer capabilities. Despite these flaws, it is one of the best roleplaying games in the App Store.