Frogun is interesting for its nostalgic value more than anything else, since there are some important issues regarding its controls and level design.

The new platformer from demagog studio, creators of Golf Club: Nostalgia, draws from the classics to expand a curious and visually attractive post-apocalyptic universe, although its gameplay can clumsy, frustrating, and repetitive, and its narrative is less ingenious than its predecessor. It still manages to convey nostalgia and sympathy while exploring its beautiful 2D apocalyptic scenarios.

Entertaining, beautiful and charming, de Blob 2 may become too easy for some players, but it is also a relaxing game with colorful environments, a feature which is scarce nowadays. Its main problem is the repetitiveness of elements and gameplay, which can be felt after some hours of play.

Punishing yet ultimately gratifying, this remake revives the oppressive atmosphere and uncompromising difficulty of the original. It rewards patience with deep sociological complexity despite the intentionally clunky combat and total absence of modern guidance. This polarizing experience successfully prioritizes heritage over accessibility, delivering a brutal journey for dedicated fans.

In Other Waters might not sound very original –however the way it executes its concept is great. It’s a game to relax and unwind, let your imagination flow and get lost in its minimalistic world.

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.

Although the shoot'em up genre is one of the most populated in the Xbox Marketplace, we have to reckon this as one of the most original and best polished, compensating its short campaign mode with comprehensive multiplayer modes, both local and online.

Transformers: Devastation not only is a game that appeals to nostalgic players, but also a great hack & slash experience that proudly wears the Platinum Games seal of quality.

A simple idea becomes a very interesting experience. It may get repetitive, but if you want to play something different, have a look at Anarcute.

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.

This title certainly takes an interesting new turn in the franchise, improving some of its shortcomings, but not all of them. Still, a very good RPG Atelier fans should try.

Although not a very complete game in comparison with previous entries of the series, and not original anymore, it offers a hundred of interesting and challenging levels.

There are no surprises or amazing extras here, but there are some of the best run & gun’s ever made. If this is for you, we’re sure you’ll enjoy this collection.

If you like the musou genre or the Fire Emblem franchise, give this a try. It isn't perfect, but it is addictive and very fun.

It might rely too much on its ending, but it does offer an engaging experience with a good story and some clever moments.

The concept of TASTEE works so well that any fans of strategy games should give it a try. It needs more content, but the online modes are solid enough to make the lack of content forgivable.

This is a solid life simulator that fans of the genre will enjoy, even if it doesn’t make the most of its original concept.

The first Crytek game for the iPhone is a pleasant surprise. Maybe it is too short, but its graphics are outstanding and provides a lot of fun.

Syndicate is a good and entertaining game, sometimes frantic, which has a great atmosphere but also can be understood as a lost chance to make the most of the story and the legacy of the series. It is a very linear game that could have made some more to differenciate itself from the usual shooters, but it is also a fun and addictive one, with a noteworthy cooperative mode. A recommended title for those who like action and sci-fy themes.

The Ascent is a gorgeous adventure that, while enjoyable, is held back by some design flaws.

Nothing has changed since Disgaea was released, but in this case, that is a good thing. The game is as good as it was back in the day, and it's the perfect opportunity to go back to it or play it for the first time.

John Wick Hex is unlike anything you’ve played before. Something between a strategy game and Superhot, that works much better than you would expect. Give it a try.

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.

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

A great puzzle game, behind its beautiful graphics shines a great idea. Although a bit difficult, even frustrating at times, it offers enough duration, but lacks a map editor.

This is an enjoyable adventure that doesn’t do anything particularly remarkable, but will entertain those who like action, RPG and platforming and want to know more about its universe.

It might have lot a little bit of the spark it had when it was originally released, but it still is a great game, fun, challenging and addictive. Ideal for those who feel like playing a game that might have been made in the 8-16 bit era.

This episode feels like for every step forward it takes one step back. It's a good episode, but we hope all the promising ideas we have here become real in the future.

Beneath its erotic appearance there's solid gameplay that keeps improving. New challengers (including three from Virtua Fighter), new fighting styles, bigger and better stages, Tag mode, a very complete multiplayer and a great story mode. All those features are certainly enough to bolster the notion that DOA 5 is one of the best fighting games in a long while.

Tokyo Jungle is not a wonder of digital distribution, but it is, indeed, unique. Absurd, unfair, fun, unexpected and different. We missed more situations and events, as well as a better combat system, but if you're tired of playing the same kind of games over and over, this adventure is made for you.

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Skylines 2 can be a great game, but with the current amount of content and its questionable performance, it’s a bit hard to recommend.

The Flame in the Flood is unique, beautiful and unpredictable. A great experience which proves that having your own personality is the key to stand out in the saturated indie scene.

A good game that evolves the original's formula to improve. The only problem we find is its excessive simplicity, combining only shooting sections with simple puzzles. It is a fun game, with a very retro gameplay, but won't make history.

Blacksea Odyssey isn't outstanding in every aspect, but it's well done and very solid. Recommended if you like challenges.

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.

If you like 80s shooters, you should play Project Warlock. It plays great, it has a lot of content and it knows how to bring that frantic action back.

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All in all, Bluey’s Quest for the Gold Pen is a game worth recommending for children looking to enjoy one of their first gaming experiences. Its gameplay is designed entirely with young children in mind, featuring challenges that introduce them to mechanics found in a wide range of titles. However, it can prove somewhat complex for them, requiring constant supervision. In any case, it stands out as one of the best interactive experiences currently available for enjoying with little ones—and it features a franchise that both children and parents can easily connect with.

This is one of the best episodes Telltale has ever created. If you like GoT, make sure you don't miss this game.

FIFA 21 gets a quick makeover for the next gen, with small changes that gives us a glimpse of what the series can do on the new consoles. It feels like a transitional entry, but also, as a free update, delivers more than we expected.

This is a roguelite with a fun and original concept, although it quickly runs out of content.

As a tribute to the PlayStation family it could have been better, but as a fighting game it's outstanding. Loads of fun based on a great multiplayer will have us playing for a long while.

This is a fantastic, epic adventure that, even with its shortcomings, delivers a fantastic experience.

If you like dark stories with a touch of psychological horror, make sure you give this a try. It also has a fair amount of endings, so you you can rediscover it several times.

Railway Empire is a great game, but this version is not as good as others. Technical and UI issues make it less enjoyable than the original, so we would only recommend it on Switch if it’s your only option.

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A first-person survival adventure that offers true freedom, letting players explore and uncover the truth behind the Windscale disaster however they choose. Its open-ended structure, rich British atmosphere, and engaging mystery make it stand out, despite some clunky combat mechanics and an unpolished survival system.

Even though it is a step forward from the previous episode, there are still some AI-related issues that need to be fixed. Apart from that, the lack of campaign mode –so far, it'll be added as free DLCs later– makes it a platform where, at the moment, we can only enjoy the community creations.

A very interesting concept with a irregular execution. Lost in Harmony has some interesting features, but its control and reiterative nature makes it less special than it should be.

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.

Its good price and the scarce catalog of PlayStation Move games are good reasons to buy this puzzle game.

It would be a tough buy decision for a series veteran, but is a more than recommended acquisition for those who want to jump into the music genre.

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.

If you miss Commandos, this can be an interesting alternative. It doesn’t shine on the technical side, but delivers a good experience overall.

It is not the best simulation, but it's as entertainment as few games, and a good challenger that we could say arrives one year late. But football fans can be happy: this year we can choose without missing.

It's hard to deny there are some issues, but we've really enjoyed it playing with friends. If you like the theme, taking into account that it's free, we think it deserves a try.

Master of Orion returns to deliver a very interesting 4X experience, with a title that will satisfy both veterans and newcomers to the genre.

Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Vally is, hands down, the best Harvest Moon ever to have appeared for the PSP. It is a shame it has so long loading times, which cast a shadow over the game dynamics.

Mega Coin Squad would have worked incredibly well on arcade machines, but it still works on console. A great choice if you want a game to play with friends.

Cat Quest is a very good RPG, very fun and absorbing. It isn't very long or deep, but overall it's a very enjoyable adventure.

Underhero is a great RPG with Paper Mario vibes. It does have some limitations due to its indie nature, but overall it’s a very enjoyable adventure.

Lamentum is an interesting survival horror that has some room for improvement, but manages to deliver a fun pixel-art adventure for fans of the genre.

It's certainly not the JRPG of the year on Nintendo Switch or PC, but it has charm, a strong art direction, and its gameplay loop is well suited to short games, something many RPGs will surely appreciate.

Although it lacks some action, this episode is a key narrative pillar for those to come, and more proof of how good Telltale is at creating unforgettable situations.

This Spanish tactical stealth game offers a deep and satisfying challenge with creative character abilities and well-designed levels, but its rigid difficulty, control issues, and frustrating mechanics limit player creativity and slow down progress. Despite its flaws, future patches could refine its mechanics and bring out its full potential.

Still fun, but no longer fresh. COD continues to walk its path as a very solid action game focused on multiplayer, but we feel it's time for a change. Of course, sales will tell Activision whether it's time for that change or not.

A great episode of the series, clever and well executed. If you're looking for an adventure full of mysteries waiting to be resolved, this is the one.

This is a very simple, very lineal JRPG with an interesting combat system that doesn’t really shine. Enjoyable, but not enough to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the franchise.

Mario brings his 'Maker' series to 3DS with many additions with the single player in mind. If you just want to play, this version is as good (maybe even better) as the one for Wii U. If you want to create and share it with the world, then stick to the Wii U.

Storyteller is a unique experience, very original and fun, although the core idea ends up feeling a bit unexploited.

Hangar 13 delivers a visually stunning and narratively engaging return to the series’ roots, with a well-crafted story set in early 20th-century Sicily, realistic combat, and immersive atmosphere, though its small, constrained open world, basic stealth, and occasional technical hiccups limit its ambition.

A good graphic adventure game recommended for fans of the character. Some technical issues and a problematic control system lower the overall impression, but still it's a great addition to the genre.

Mini Ninjas is a good action game, entertaining, enjoyable and able to offer some hours of good fun, but far from being one of the great games of the genre.

Certainly, fitness has evolved in this first exergaming title for Kinect, but it has been thanks to the technology, and not for any additional software effort. Fitness Evolved is a good demonstration of what Kinect is able to achieve, and is a good fitness title, but we think it could have been better.

Neverness to Everness delivers a refreshing urban gacha experience that successfully blends GTA-style sandbox activities with vibrant anime aesthetics. Although its combat lacks depth and menu navigation feels cumbersome, the sheer variety of side content and a generous monetization model make it a compelling free-to-play adventure despite its superficial mechanics.

It has evolved, and although maybe regular fans of the genre would wait for more new features, it is true it contributes with enough of them to catch our attention, entertain and make us enjoy.

Visually stunning, the debut of the series on PS4 is a fresh experience with some good ideas and a different feeling than the rest of shooters. No matter how you look at it, it's a great choice to see what your new PS4 can do.

One of the games that takes the most advantage of motion sensing, and probably the most favoured genre by the PS Move. Also, the game had never been released on consoles, so it is a great opportunity to relive the arcade experience.

As a puzzle game, it is original, macabre and fun, but it's also quite short, so we have to trust the developer's promise of expanding the experience. Still, it deserves a try.

If you like this type of game, Chorus is a solid choice particularly considering there are not many space arcade shooters.

Talent Not Included has a really good concept behind and it's well executed, but the lack of content makes it a little bit more forgettable than it should.

2K Drive really shines when competing and exploring its open world, but the microtransactions feel a bit damaging for the overall experience.

Luminous Arc 2 is certainly a more balanced game than the first one, although it doesn't have the freshness of the original.

Its real potential resides in its connectivity with the Nintendo DS version. That is the real showcase.

It’s never too late to explore Skyrim for the first or the 100th time, and this version gives us yet another reason to go back to one of the best games ever made.

This vision of nazi-occupied France is an interesting proposal but has some flaws in its conception.

Black Desert is a game full of content that offers many things to do in a way that feels refreshing. It's hard to get into it, but once you're in, you'll find a great RPG.

Some people may thing it's just an adaptation, but there's much more behind it. It mixes up the racing gameplay with the creative essence of LittleBigPlanet, resulting in a good karting title with a great potential for content creation, and offering more than we expected.

A DLC full of content and worth the 1600 Microsoft Points it costs. It is perfectly integrated into Skyrim, offers plenty of secondary missions and the main story has great moments and epic battles. A very recommended acquisition for those who enjoyed Skyrim.

A fun and straightforward action and horror adventure in virtual reality, that improves the formula of the original without revolutionary changes, and introduces a canine companion that adds interaction and immersion. It tries to be varied but does not succeed, and it has some minor technical issues, especially with motion detection. Ideal if you are looking for simple and direct shooting and a bit of horror.

It's just a simple arcade game, far from perfect, long or special, but it delivers what it promises: motocross and madness. And yeah, some fun too.

It's a great opportunity to discover the game or replay it, but to be honest, as a remake it could have been more ambitious.

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

And yes, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 needs to improve and if you're not that specific type of player we mentioned above, you'd probably better wait a few weeks to give the studio time to fix certain bugs, but despite everything, our experience in The Zone, with its inhabitants, its dangers and even its glitches has been very special and, at least the person writing this, would like to see more games of this type that become cult games over time, with their errors, glitches and room for improvement than the umpteenth AAAA adventure or cookie-cutter multiplayer game, something too common these days.

Mario Party 9 is yet another great opportunity to have a great time playing with your family and friends. It is a very approachable game that players with few experience in videogames can enjoy, although not as much as Wii Party. Mario Party 9 is midway between minigames compilations for experts and those for beginners and achieves to offer a very fun experience.

If you just want to play, this is a great choice, since you can access all the community levels for free. If you want to create, you've got a very accessible and powerful tool, but keep in mind you'll need a lot of time or some real money to unlock content.

A noteworthy, yet very expensive game. Its controls are well implemented and the combat is fluid and lag free. Visually spectacular, the only thing we miss is a multiplayer mode that we hope to be included in a future update.