Obsidian proves once again they know how to make RPGs, and if you're a fan of the classic ones, you can't miss this one.

This new episode still is a great baseball simulator, but we think fans deserve a truly relevant step forward. If you own MLB 14, you should think twice, but if you don't and you like baseball, you won't find anything better.

Beyond Time and Space is one of the best of the scarce adventure genre in Xbox Live Arcade.

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

This RPG offers a dark, mature world inspired by Arthurian legends and classic Bethesda-style RPGs, delivering deep progression and rich narrative choices, though its combat feels outdated and technical flaws like AI and animations reduce its polish; overall, it stands out for its unique atmosphere and scope despite some rough edges.

It's not as surprising as the original, but if you enjoyed Grow Home, you'll enjoy Grow Up. This episode offers more possibilities, but still may end up being repetitive.

Years ago we wondered if the Rabbids concept would stall, but these rabbits are back as savage as ever.

Indivisible is an interesting take on the RPG genre, adding platforming and some other unique features. It’s one of those games that can surprise you, and that is a lot nowadays.

This is a great game built upon a solid narrative that carries the weight of the adventure.

This year’s installment refines existing mechanics rather than revolutionizing the series, introducing improvements mainly in game modes, such as the roguelike-inspired Diamond Quest and a revamped Diamond Dynasty. While the absence of last-gen versions hasn’t resulted in a major visual upgrade, animations and physics have been enhanced. However, the lack of localization remains a barrier for non-English-speaking players.

Shadow Complex still is an amazing metroidvania, and even though visually it hasn't aged particularly well, the core experience remains as engaging as it was back on Xbox 360.

It needs to be polished, but Rogue Stormers is already a great game as it is. If you're looking for old-school action, this is a good choice.

A faithful gothic homage to classic Castlevania with strong atmosphere, solid bosses, and rewarding exploration, but hindered by clunky early movement, tedious backtracking, and the lack of map markers that make progression occasionally frustrating.

It is a game that arrives when Wii is in its final days, but a great arcade, which follows the path of F-Zero but having its own personality.

It knows how to evolve the series without losing it essence. Also, the new online features are really welcome, expanding the life of the title.

If you like making music, you need to try this game. It’s an amazing experience in VR, and the puzzles it offers are very enjoyable as well. It might be a little bit confusing at the beginning, but just give it some time and feel the music.

Although it doesn't feel as "enhanced" as it should, it still is one of the best video games ever made, and if you've never played it, this could be a great option to do so.

Yo-kai Watch is a great adventure, fun, addictive and very interesting. We don't know if it's going to be the next Pokémon, but the foundations are solid enough to reach similar levels of popularity.

Quotation forthcoming.

Ultimate is a good remaster for one of Sonic’s best 3d adventures, that includes some nice additions like voices in new languages.

This is a clever puzzle game that constantly reinvents itself to tell us a profound story throughout its mechanics.

This is the best version of the classic RPG. Not only it has aged very well, but all the improvements make it easier to enjoy than ever before.

A great experience that tries to bring back the classic, dice-based rol games. It's a long and solid game that won't disappoint its audience.

Gonner 2 is a great choice for action/platformers fans, as long as they’re happy with a roguelike approach. It’s fun, full of secret and very challenging, and the new multiplayer modes let us have fun with friends.

We're really happy to have a game like this in the West, particularly when it a title as solid as this one. It's a great fighting game, but if you also know the universe it's based on, you want to give MBAACC a try.

This “renaissance” brings back a classic with new content but keeping its still interesting core very much alive.

In Sound Mind takes a very particular approach to horror to become a strange adventure with solid exploration and interesting narrative.

Creepy Castle is one game for players who enjoyed Undertale or Cave Story. It has a very particular art design, but if it's not a problem for you, you'll find a great game.

If you enjoyed the first spin-off, you're going to love this one. It's no longer surprising, but that doesn't mean it's not enjoyable and fun.

Max: TCoB comes as a surprise, and manages to become a solid experience, an outstanding game in the overpopulated genre of platforming and puzzles.

Those who have the original games won't find many new features, but for people who don't know the series, it offers a lot of value with three game which gameplay hasn't aged.

Beat ‘em up fans can rejoice again. The TakeOver is a great example of how to bring back an old-school genre, keeping that arcade vibe and solid gameplay.

Warlock’s Tower nails the retro feeling, with an excellent design and and addictive concept that even after 100 levels makes you ask for more. And let’s not forget its tiny price.

Having pets in The Sims 4 is great news, and even if it isn't the most original expansion, it still is a good addition to the game.

Art of Balance is a little wonder. It is not an original proposal, but it does very good what it tries to do, and results in a tremendously addictive experience.

The perfect game for those who grew up playing 16 bit games and watching Rambo movies. Loads of 2D action, fun and platforming in this title, that fits pretty well in the PSVita scheme.

A great choice for the fans of the series. It may not be perfect, but it's entertaining and offers some remarkable aspects.

This is a very solid expansion that adds not only a lot of new content, but also many tweaks and enhancements to the core experience.

Quotation forthcoming.

Self-defined as a "slow game", The Rivers of Alice is a game with a lot of effort put into it, that creates an, indeed, slow but satisfying experience users will enjoy if they are willing to live a tale in the shape of a graphic adventure.

PSVita proves once again that it is a perfect hardware for almost every kind of game. The mix of physical and touch controls help Terraria to feel even better, since the game itself still holds all its fun and addictivity.

The game offers a simple yet deep cooperative RPG experience that is accessible to new players while still providing strategic challenges for veterans. Its innovative mobile control system and strong artistic and voice acting elements enhance the multiplayer fun, though the solo mode can feel overwhelming and the story remains quite generic.

A good remake of a somewhat underrated GBA classic of puzzles and platforms that brings interesting novelties. It is still a very fun and well-designed game, with new worlds and modes. The new audiovisual section has suited it very well. It lacks the scoring system of the original and if you only want to reach the credits, it can be short.

Although it's not one of the most original titles of the year in terms of concepts, nor one of the games which stand out for its technical aspects in the console portfolio, No Gravity: The Plague of Mind is an enjoyable and entertaining game which will please shoot'em up fans.

If you like this type of games you won't be disappointed, but the genre is crowded enough and you should consider it depending on your budget.

An interesting game in a genre which is becoming crowded recently. Although it doesn't bring anything especially new in terms of gameplay, it is a simple, yet enjoyable game, with very good graphics.

If you didn't like the original game, you should flee from this second entry, as it mantains the original on-rails formula. But if you liked the first, you'll love this sequel.

If you like the idea of combining an escape room and a point & click adventure, look no further. Although short, The Room VR is a great VR experience.

This is platforming to the minimal expression. It has only ten seconds to show its virtues, and contains fun for hours.

Addictive, fun and accesible, Rocket League is a game you cannot miss if you like playing with friends, no matter if online or offline.

Obviously, we have to sacrifice graphics and performance to get portability, but if you're happy with that, you'll get a very good version to play on the go.

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 Persistence is a great horror experience in VR, deep, complex and very enjoyable. Bear in mind, though, you need to enjoy roguelike games and be fine with free navigation in VR.

Outrun Online Arcade is one of the indispensable downloadable games in the market. Thanks to its incredible gameplay, its addictive -although not very well taken the most of- and its features, untouched since the eighties, we can say this is currently one of the best arcade racers.

Marvel Future Fight is a nice surprise. Taking into account it's a free-to-play, mobile game, it's well designed and enjoyable without spending any money.

Its strong focus on arithmetic (but very simple), together with the need to think quickly about spacial location, make Art Style: CODE an interesting proposal which can frighten players for its sobriety and learning curve.

One of the best quiz games of the generation is back with more questions and mini games. If you enjoyed the previous one, doesn’t miss it out.

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.

If you're a Jet Set Radio fan, you have to check this game out. It's a great tribute, and even though the comparisons are obvious, it still has its own personality.

Flower is really zen gaming, and it can became a memorable experience for the players attracted by this concept. Regardless the tastes, it is a very original experience, with great control, only lacking in durability.

This expansion feels fresh and better than the main game. If you enjoyed Saints Row III or IV, you should try it.

Although it’s not revolutionary, Dawn of Man is a pretty solid management and strategy game. If you like the genre and the setting, you won’t find many shortcomings here.

This is not by any means a revolution for the franchise, but Saints Row is all about fun, and we’ve had a lot with this new entry.

The new ideas Kojima and his team have introduced are definitely steps in the right direction, making the game feel fresh and true to the series' soul. The biggest issue is that ends up feeling way too short, so many users will feel disappointed about it. Despite this, it's a great prologue for the final experience, and we can't wait to play the whole story.

Although we miss more originality on its side, we still enjoy what it does as a tribute, and at the end of the day it still is a great racing game. If you like this type of racer, it's worth your time.

It is more lucid and at the same time makes you burn more calories.

This is a fantastic metroidvania that is beautiful and espectacular, and also has very tight control. It can be a bit more lineal than other metroivanias, but if that’s not a problem for you, make sure you check it out.

This is a great surprise of the indie scene. We've enjoyed exploring this challenging adventure, but be warned: it requires patience and sacrifice.

This is a great sequel with a great story that brings closure with an epilogue fans of the series don't want to miss.

Flinthook is a very interesting adventure, challenging and fun, and recommended for old-school players with skill and patience.

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.

The best and most complete musou game of this generation, with a good number of characters, some of them really charming. If you like this genre, this is better than the recent Dynasty Warriors games and has a lot of possibilities.

Isles of Sea and Sky presents a charmingly nostalgic 8-bit graphical style reminiscent of classic Zelda games, featuring intricate Sokoban-style puzzles spread across various islands. While its artistic presentation and puzzle complexity are highlights, the game suffers from occasional frustration due to unclear progression requirements and cumbersome navigation.

Ball x Pit combines chaotic Breakout-style gameplay with roguelite decision-making, offering satisfying progression through city-building and unlocking new heroes, while its intense visual and gameplay stimuli keep players engaged, though the challenge can sometimes swing too easily between frustrating and overpowered.

Cold War is a solid entry that still delivers hours and hours of fun, mostly in its multiplayer modes, as usual. However, we miss some bigger changes like previous entries offered.

A remarkable action-adventure game at a very reasonable price, which nostalgic players will love.

An evocative homage to classic JRPGs, Fantasian Neo Dimension offers strategic combat, a stunning handcrafted aesthetic, and a nostalgic tone. Despite minor flaws like repetitive side quests and limited exploration, its engaging boss battles and Nobuo Uematsu's masterful soundtrack deliver a heartfelt experience for fans of the genre.

It uses many stereotypes, brings them to the maximum and keeps us in a world of political incorrectness, showing us hard environment were life is worth nothing: Wild West from cinema and literature enters Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, turns into a videogame and is still recognizable in all its elements, making the most of the spectacle of the medium.

Quotation forthcoming.

Xeno Crisis is a great example of how to make a classic shoot ‘em up. If you like the genre make sure you check it out, particularly if you want to make the most of it with its 2-player mode.

The Bunker is a nice change for the series, while also, in a way, returns to its origins. It can be very frustrating, but it’s definitely an Amnesia game that, we think, fans of the original will enjoy.

Quotation forthcoming.

Kirby returns with a new adventure that, even being one of the easiest Kirby to date, it's one of the most enjoyable games starring this charming pink ball.

This is a great shoot 'em up, and you can tell the developers have pushed really hard to make something unique but traditional.

Birds and Bombs has a very simple concept, which is its strongest value.

This remaster enhances the visuals, refines gameplay mechanics, and includes nearly all previously released DLC, making it the most complete version of the game. While the story and combat remain unchanged, the improved graphics, quality-of-life updates, and additional content make it a worthwhile experience for both newcomers and longtime fans.

There are certain problems that prevent it from becoming something unique, but in any case there's a great experience for those looking for something different.

Wargaming knows how to make great multiplayer strategy games, and World of Warships is just another example. It you enjoyed World of Tanks or are interested in the concept, it's a great experience that deserves a try.

The rebirth of the NBA Jam series has found his ideal channel of distribution, with a new version which returns to the classic style of the original arcade. It has many changes in comparison with the game of last year, and it drops some of its features, but adds others which compensates for. A very interesting option with a good price.

Shadow Tactics brings back the strategy-tactical action, and it does it in an excellent way. It's challenging and satisfying, and if you like its concept, you shouldn't miss it.

Patapon is a great series, the second entry is probably the most enjoyable, and having it back is always good. That said, this remasters doesn’t add much to the experience, but the game still is a blast.

A great retro-style shooter and platformer with authentic presentation and design, featuring well-implemented ideas and accessibility options for everyone, though occasional imprecise controls may lead to moments of frustration. Highly enjoyable and recommended overall.

Miles Morales is a fun action adventure that bridges the previous entry and its sequel. It keeps all the good things about it, but it doesn’t offer anything new.

The rebirth of the NBA Jam series has found his ideal channel of distribution, with a new version which returns to the classic style of the original arcade. It has many changes in comparison with the game of last year, and it drops some of its features, but adds others which compensates for. A very interesting option with a good price.

If you’re looking for a family-friendly multiplayer shooter on the Switch, make sure to check this one out. It doesn’t shine on the technical side as much as on the other platforms, but it still plays great.

It's short, but it's also intense and a lot of fun. If you're looking for an original 2D arcade shooter, ckech this one out.

It's charming, well planned and its atmosphere and gameplay won't let you go until you finish it up. Once you are done with it, you won't complain about its short length –you will be happy because you've enjoyed such a experience. It is not very original, but if you're a puzzle-based adventure games fan, it's a must-have.

One of the best strategy games ever made is back with additions that, even if small, give us a reason to rediscover it.