Seasons after Fall is an excellent small adventure, with a lot of talent and love put into it. Some parts could’ve been more intuitive or less repetitive, but those are small issues for a very enjoyable experience.

It isn’t the most complete or elaborated collection, but it is indeed one filled with nostalgia and great games.

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.

This is a fun game, particularly if you play it for the story, as it falls a bit short when it comes to gameplay. Overall, it’s charming and enjoyable.

This sequel brings all the violence and fun of the original, and still is addictive and frenetic. It can be a little bit repetitive, but it's a great title to play with friends, and this helps fight its shortcomings.

The remaster enhances the graphics and adds quality-of-life improvements while retaining the original's enjoyable combat and puzzle mechanics, though the dated fixed camera and limited graphical upgrades may frustrate some modern players.

A good effort by Telltale, able to cover both hardcore and casual players, making Back to the Future a perfect game for newcomers to the adventure genre.

This game improves many of the aspect of the previous one, although it takes a step back in other areas. The most serious problem is the seldom sensation of lack of challenge; quite often we won't feel any pressure to keep advancing.

Hustle Kings's appeal is very limited for those looking for a billiards game, but it is an addictive game very well adapted for the PSVITA. Its single player modes may lack some depth, but its multiplayer options compensate for them.

If you like twin-stick shooters and challenging your skills, this title is a pretty good choice, with solid gameplay and an original setting.

The Golf Club is back with a game whose main addition is the PGA license. It still is a very good game, but it needs to provide something more meaningful than that or put it to a better use.

This is a simplistic dungeon crawler, meant to be played with friends. If this is your case, you’ll make the most of it, but if you’re playing alone you might want to look somewhere else.

Call of the Sea has left a good taste in our mouths, a modest adventure of puzzles and narrative that poses some good puzzles and a very simple and unoriginal story, but that never takes on too much prominence and is followed with pleasure, achieving a good balance between all its parts. If you like riddles in their proper measure, without needing to leave you mentally exhausted, surely you are going to enjoy it.

The game offers engaging space battles with complex formations and strategic depth, yet suffers from a predictable narrative, unimpressive cinematics, and reactive AI. The campaign missions are varied and enjoyable, but the multiplayer content is lacking, and the game requires performance optimization.

It is not the next Braid, but is a very good puzzle platformer, with a very interesting setting and well-designed gameplay.

Absolver is innovative and original, easy to play and hard to master. It lacks content for the single player mode, and it still has a long way to go to reach excellence, but it's already worth your time.

Even though it may feel like a simple reimagination of the original, all the new features are more than enough for those who want more Sherlock Holmes.

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.

Series followers know what to expect, and they won't be disappointed. New features like the cover system and the cooperative mode work well, although the game won't make history.

Styx: Blades of Greed delivers satisfying, vertical stealth and impressive Unreal Engine 5 visuals, showcasing a charismatic protagonist and enhanced mobility. Yet, its ambition is undermined by clumsy combat, inconsistent AI, and noticeable technical bugs, like texture loading, preventing a truly polished and seamless experience.

One of those games you must try and install in your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Its gameplay is simple and unique, very demanding if we are not able to adapt, but really addictive if we get engaged by the game.

This is better than the original PSOne game, but it is a bit dissapointing not to see much new features in these twelve years. A port that brings old-school roleplaying to PSP, that could have been better, but is still a good game.

There’s little evolution in this edition, even though it still works and it’s really fun, so if you enjoyed the series before is a great option.

Pirate Warriors 4 is a game we’ve enjoyed as fans of the franchise, but as a game we feel like it hasn’t improved over its predecessor. If you understand and forgive its shortcomings, you’ll have a great time with it.

Many players thought, when the game was announced, that it was going to be just another Mario Kart clone as there has always been. However, the developer has given the game a unique touch, creating a very enjoyable experience and not just for Sega 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.

Silence is an great game with a very mature story, amazing art and beautifully executed. We don't mind waiting for another five years if the team manages to make another game like this.

Is a mysterious adventure with really good ideas. There are some aspects that could be polished to make it more engaging, but overall it’s a great choice if you like exploring worlds in VR.

Friends of the Great Kingdom polishes some of the issues of the original and compensates for the lack of new features with characters known and loved by several generations.

Its durability and attractive combination of sci-fi and Japanese animation will please many, but not traditional role playing fans.

It finally feels like Atelier is making a solid effort to evolve the series. It’s still far from the big RPGs, but it’s a step in the right direction and, also, a good entry to discover the series.

A light-hearted adventure, short but full of charisma. If you want something unique and charming, give this a try.

It isn't the most original adventure of the year, but the way it switches between genres makes it very recommendable for those looking for a different type of adventure.

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.

Etherborn is a very interesting puzzle game, very well designed and smart. We miss more progression gameplay-wise, but it’s a good choice for fans of the genre.

It is a good game, but not the great return we expected. The multiplayer is good but lacks something more to compete with the greatest ones. The single player lacks much more.

Cyber Sleuth is a great RPG, no matter if you like Digimon or not. It has some really interesting features, and if you ever liked the franchise, you'll be surprise at how well it holds up.

Outlaws is a Ubisoft game that doesn’t feel like an Ubisoft game. It offers a well-designed, organic and measured open world, the characters are well written and gameplay-wise is very solid. It’s not perfect, and there are plenty of issues like the AI or the mediocre space battles, but if you like Star Wars, it really deserves an opportunity.

This is a compelling entry of the series, and it will please those fans of the originals of last generation, but it lacks some freshness as an action and platforms title.

Shardlight delivers a great old-school adventure, with a great pace and a very interesting take on some topics usually hard to deal with.

This title surprises us bringing all the content –and almost the same visuals– than the console version. It's the karts game PSVita was missing, and proves once again that Sony's handheld has a great variety of titles.

It is probably too short, but if you take your time and explore, you will find a great adventure, full of laughter and surprises.

GT Sport is a game players who enjoy playing online are going to love. Those who like playing alone... not so much. It's online focus is clear, and although that's understandable, the lack of content will end up being a problem for any type of player. Although it has a few shortcomings, it's a great racing game with many virtues.

It's amazing how such a great game was made by one single person. Still, the player won't worry about how many people is behind a game, but in any case they will find a very engaging experience, with puzzles worth solving and environment worth visiting.

The mix of the old and the new works really well in this game. As usual, its approach to strategy is so well designed that both fans of the genre and newcomers can enjoy it.

This episode is an ok ending for the season, but it's time for Telltale to reconsider their formula. Even though it's not broken yet, it doesn't work anymore as it used to.

It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel or do anything groundbreaking, but it’s a very enjoyable adventure with a story that deserves to be played.

Bulletstorm is still fun and crazy, and no matter if you missed it or just want to play it again, this remaster is a very good option.

This episode doesn't take too many risks, so it doesn't offer any surprises or relevant additions. Even though it's good, we hope it's a transitional episode to prepare for what is next to come.

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 not a game as direct and approachable as it tries to be, but it is still a very fun wrestling experience.

This is the best Magic game ever in terms of learning curve and tutorials, so it is a perfect way for newcomers to familiarize themselves with the world of Magic cards. But for seasoned Magic players, the game will not offer that much of a challenge.

Dontnod is back with a game that not only borrows from other narrative-based experiences, but also adds its own flavor bringing back the time-rewinding mechanics we saw in Remember Me. So far, Life is Strange has a very solid and promising beginning.

Star Wars Battlefront is fun and very, very spectacular. Its gameplay is not too deep and the content is less than we expected, but we're sure you're going to have some incredible and unbelievable moments playing it.

Two Worlds II is a very complete RPG which substantially improves the original game, engaging us in a fantasy world. Its huge and atractive environments, simple and direct gameplay, and the variety of things available to be done in the Antaloor universe are some of the great virtues of and adventures oriented both to genre veterans and newcomers.

New Dawn still is a very enjoyable shooter, but it doesn’t bring many new things compared to FC5 and it doesn’t make the most of its great setting.

Grow Home is a great "indie" game, even though it has a big publisher behind it. The thing is it does deliver things we only expect from indie games, like new mechanic, fresh experiences and light-hearted fun.

House of the Dead Overkill Extended Cut is a glorious game, full of thrilling and memorable moments, and a good port from the Wii original that integrates well PlayStation Move control. It also takes a leap in graphics, although some of its elements remind us this was a Wii game.

This is almost the same game released on the Xbox 360 months ago, and is still a very unique game. It is a very limited game compared to most PC RPGs, but it is also different.

The more complex and complete approach to the card game ever made in consoles or PC. It is fun both for newcomers and seasoned players, and has enough content to keep us engaged for many hours.

It's a typical free-to-play game, but still it's addictive and the Jurassic Park license is indeed a nice feature. If you enjoy these kinds of games, and don't mind switching tomatoes and farms for dinosaurs, then it's worth checking out.

Game Freak has made a fun and interesting game, proving again they are a talented team capable of delivering many different gameplay ideas. It's not their best game, though, but it's definitely enjoyable.

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

The Council tries to do something new with the narrative adventure genre and it succeeds. An very interesting mix of narrative and RPG, with a promising cast and premise.

When you start playing, it’s easy and boring, but give it enough time and you’ll find a great concept. OnRush can be fun and challenging, so dive into it and find how much it has to offer.

Streets of Rogue is quiet interesting. It doesn’t do anything new, and if you’re going to play alone can be a little bit boring, but if you’re looking for a game to enjoy with friends, then it’s an option you should consider.

Death Come True is an interesting game, but compared to other similar titles it falls short. We expect this to be just a small example of what Too Kyo Games can and will do, so hopefully their new projects will build upon the foundations of this.

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.

This is a roguelite with a great combat system, really tight controls and beautiful art style, but its novelty wears off sooner that we would have liked.

Yupitergrad is a fun game that makes us feel like some sort of cheap Spider-Man. We’ve had a great time with it, but it gets too demanding for its imprecise control.

We’ve had a lot of fun with this strategy and management game, trying to bring the world down to its knees. It doesn’t do anything new, but what it does, it does it well.

Hot Wheels Unleashed is a fun arcade racer, with plenty of options and that old-school gameplay that feels great if you miss this type of game.

Grotto is a fresh, unique game with a very interesting concept. Its narrative pacing is uneven, but the story is fantastic, just like its art.

Ride 5 is the perfect game for fans of virtual bikes, and compensates for the lack of real competitions with great races and plenty of content for single and multiplayer.

Baladins offers a simple yet complex mechanic where players must satisfy the consuming dragon Colobra by completing missions within a six-week time limit, showcasing colorful visuals reminiscent of Paper Mario. While enjoyable for newcomers, it lacks decision variety and suffers occasional technical issues, yet remains a recommended choice for quick narrative entertainment, especially for those fluent in English.

This nostalgic and approachable JRPG stands out for its emotionally mature story, accessible combat, and simplified progression that make it ideal for newcomers, although veterans may find it too basic and repetitive in both gameplay depth and resource management.

It delivers a more refined experience on the track thanks to new pilot-centric physics. While the simulation feels authentic and accessible for all skill levels, the career mode lacks depth and secondary features like AI and presentation remain inconsistent. It stands as a solid evolution that shines during races despite underwhelming off-track content.

Having more tutorials would be fantastic, as it would prevent players from wasting more time than necessary during the early stages of the game; some builds are blatantly superior to others, and consequently, some evolutions prove significantly more useful than others. The fact that we are sometimes dealt options that serve little purpose can make certain playthroughs feel repetitive or frustrating—leaving us with the sense that, no matter how hard we try, the odds are stacked against us. Yet, setting this aside—and without dwelling on the hype the game has generated within the indie gaming community—this entertaining adventure guarantees hours of fun, provided we know exactly what to expect and do not anticipate a reinvention of a genre that continues to demonstrate its boundless potential.

This is not a game as direct and approachable as it tries to be, but it is still a very fun wrestling experience.

Last Day of June is a moving playable tale that knows how to make us feel many emotions. It's a shame that on the technical side we find extremely long loading times and unskippable video that plays over and over, and this ends up preventing it from getting closer to our hearts.

If you like rap or hip-hop, this is the game you were waiting for.

Although it doesn't offer many new features in the series, those who have been fans of Ridge Racer will find a good experience in this 3DS launch title.

This is a better game than The Umbral Star, although we feel like it doesn’t make the most of its combat system within the genre.

Raiden V is fun, spectacular and solid. Its price is high, but hardcore shoot 'em up fans will find here a must-have.

Although FIFA Manager 10 innovations won't make your jaw drop, they give it personality and make it show that competition in the sports management genre is still hard.

Wario and his micro games are back with a collection of incredibly fun and silly trials that take advantage of the Joy-Con and the Switch capabilities.

Despite not being a technical wonder nor a very original game between the multiple titles of its sort on Nintendo DS, Eledees is a fun game, entertaining and with an interesting story which above all stands out for its good use of the tactile interface.

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.

A simple idea very well executed. It lacks a bit of content, but it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a party game that is also different.

This game merges music, puzzles and exploration in unexpected ways. If these three elements are appealing to you, then you shouldn't miss it.

This is a very fun and accessible title, but only for children.

Ghostwire Tokyo is a great adventure that manages to deliver a unique experience and shows true love for Japanese folklore. Even though some aspects like the combat and the story can be improved, we have enjoyed every second we’ve spent playing it.

It joins the overburdened genre of the endless runners, but it's an option to take into account thanks to its unique personality.

Willy Jetman is a good choice if you’re looking for a 90’s-inspired adventure that combines several genres. It needs something more unique as it evolves, but overall there is a lot of fun to be had.

Hard Corps: Uprising really justifies its name "hard". It has a lot of variety in its situations and very direct action, but everything is conditioned by its almost exasperating difficulty level, which makes this game only recommended for the most seasoned players.

This is one of the best launches of the year. It is ambitious in its presentation, the script immerses us in the life of a gangster from the very beginning, and the missions are hardly repetitive: there is always an unexpected twist or a new situation which tests our abilities.

Following the steps of the previous episodes, the Denpa Men are back with another good adventure, offering an RPG for everyone.

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.