Sable offers a very unique concept, so if you’re happy to get lost in its world of discovery, you will enjoy it.

Maybe saying that this is currently the best helicopter simulation game is not the greatest of the praise due the lack of competition, but certainly it is an enjoyable game.

This Asobo Studios game is a good entry in the racing genre, although some aspects, specially the audiovisual part, could have been better.

Maybe saying that this is currently the best helicopter simulation game is not the greatest of the praise due the lack of competition, but certainly it is an enjoyable game.

As an Art Academy game, it has a very interesting didactic value, but the Pokémon addition makes it perfect for a different audience.

Life is Strange 2 is able to tell one of those stories that are hard to forget. It feels like a step back from the original, but if you get emotionally involved with the characters, it will stay with you.

BOTOLO is weird, and we like that. Its competitive gameplay is deep but accessible, and we can guarantee you're going to have some fun and intense matches playing with friends.

Rebellion delivers a polished but conservative entry that feels more like an expansion than a full sequel, keeping its enjoyable mix of stealth, action, and exploration intact. While the core gameplay remains satisfying with large maps and flexible approaches to missions, the lack of innovation and graphical improvements makes it feel like Sniper Elite 5.5 rather than a true step forward.

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.

This version enhances Ultimate Showdown’s visuals and adds rollback netcode, but its implementation is inconsistent, and the lack of cross-play with PS4 limits the online experience. While the core gameplay remains excellent, the absence of single-player content and the high price of DLC make it feel like a missed opportunity rather than a definitive edition.

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.

You won’t find many new features here, but both the universe and the formula are quite good, so the result is a very enjoyable game.

Simon the Sorcerer: Origins successfully revives the classic franchise with modern graphics and humor, blending nostalgic references with engaging exploration and clever puzzles, although some puzzle solutions rely too much on trial and error and the inventory can feel cumbersome.

Hokuto no Ken fans will love this game, although it's not as good as the franchise it borrows from, Yakuza. Still, a good and enjoyable adventure.

Moving Out is a game you want to try if you are looking for something to play with a friend. It’s brilliantly designed and requieres a lot of skill and coordination, but it’s also fun and easy to pick up.

It's a great sequel to a very original game. It doesn't offer anything particularly new, but if you liked the first one, make sure you play it.

Roller Champions is a solid multiplayer title, that is fun and feels good, although the GaaS design can be a bit overwhelming.

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This is a good collection with some big absences. We really appreciate what Capcom has tried to do to spice things up and help us rediscover these classics, although apart from those big names we also miss some extras to learn about the history of these arcades.

This brings all the positive and all the negative things of the original, but it plays better than before on console and will continue to get free content in the next few months.

Just Cause 3 just wants you to have fun, and it does achieve that. It's a shame the secondary missions feel quite empty, but if you know what it is about, it won't disappoint you.

The Stretchers is one of those games best played in coop. It’s full of good ideas, and it’s fun and fresh. If you’re looking for a game to enjoy with someone else, make sure you check it out.

This is an original concept and, as long as you're happy spending a lot of time reading, we think it deserves a try. We've enjoyed what Joe Dever's Lone Wolf has to offer, but considering its uncommon nature, make sure you understand what the game is about before buying it.

Even with its flaws, it’s a fun game that any RPG fan will enjoy, even if you’re not familiar with the franchise.

Chernobylite is a great survival game with a solid sci-fi story that is definitely above what we’re used to find in similar games, although it also falls shorts in some aspects by trying to do more than it should.

This is a great remaster of the original Master System game, which updates the graphics but not the gameplay. This will be great for fans of the original, but not so much for those who expected a game that looks and feels new.

Children of the Sun offers a unique "puzzle shooter" experience where players control a character seeking revenge against a cult, using strategic shooting mechanics to clear levels with a single bullet. While it provides an enjoyable and innovative gameplay loop, it suffers from pacing issues and ends abruptly, leaving players wanting more.

This is another solid compilation from Capcom with the exact same strengths and weaknesses as its predecessor.

This collection brings some good, relatively unknown RPG Mega Man games to new platforms and, potentially, new players.

Katamari is back with another great adventure. It doesn’t have many new relevant features or content, but it still is a joy to play.

Final Battle has the same strengths and weaknesses of its predecessor, but it’s a great option for those who want more Attack on Titan.

FIFA 18 on Switch is very good, but not as good as it should be. Technical limitations aside, EA should have pushed this version further at least content wise. In any case, if you don't care that much about the new features introduced this year in the main versions or you just want portability over content, it's a great choice.

Capcom has made a strong bet for multiplayer in Lost Planet, and it has achieved it. But has not paid enough attention to the single player.

Despite its focus on exploration and strategy, Expeditions: A Mudrunner Game offers a captivating and accessible experience akin to its predecessors, yet its simpler mission design and lack of cooperative play may disappoint fans. However, its beautiful landscapes, solid performance, and extensive content make it a worthwhile adventure.

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It delivers the most satisfying MMA experience inside the octagon to date through the impressive Real-Time Contact system and fluid animations. However, it feels rushed and lacks depth outside the cage, suffering from a shallow story mode and sparse initial content. Despite technical brilliance, these shortcomings prevent it from reaching its full potential.

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 original one was good, and this sequel takes everything from it and improves upon it. If you like AoT, you can't miss it.

NIS does what NIS does better: a great mix of strategy and RPG. This is not their best game, but it still is a solid adventure you should try if you are interested in what it has to offer.

FutureGrind is a great idea very well executed, but it could’ve been something much better and bigger. It is, by al means, a original and fun experience, but we hope the team expands it and polishes it in a hypothetical sequel.

Those looking for a reboot of Ridge Racer or for something which may resemble the iconic Namco Bandai series will become dissapointed, but anyway Unbounded is a good racing game, which control you may love or hate, a bit limited in single player content but with a great potential for used-created content in the multiplayer mode.

The new features are interesting, although not impressive technically, but under them there is still a great game, fun and challenging, that provides hours of enjoyment.

Fans of the competition have a solid game here, that everyone can enjoy regardless of their skill. The enhancements in the Career mode and the amount of game modes make it a great choice to enjoy this year’s virtual season.

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.

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.

A very decent start for the new season of Sam and Max.

A nice surprise that Mega Man fans will like. A great arcade presentation that will keep us entertained for a long while.

Pocket Dungeon is a fun game with great ideas, although sometimes we feel the blending of genres has room for improvement.

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.

With no doubt Overlord Dark Legend is fresh air for the console portfolio, not only for its control system -which we have already seen in other games-, but also for that uninhibited and "bad-ass" style it has.

The Devil's Daughter is one of the best adventures of Sherlock so far. It's very well design, fun and enjoyable, and one of the most diverse in the series.

As an HD update, it's pretty good. The new resolution feels great, and even the interface has been updated, which is something worth appreciating. Also, the online addition is something unmissable these days, but there's a problem. A game called SoulCalibur III, better almost in every single aspect, should have been the title Namco Bandai remade. If you're OK with SoulCalibur II, though, please, go ahead.

Hauntii blends twin-stick shooter gameplay with exploration and puzzles, offering a serene yet engaging experience. Positives include its unique possession mechanic and stunning artistic direction, while drawbacks lie in predictable star locations. Overall, it's a relaxing adventure with a standout visual and audio design.

Shawarmageddon is a lot of fun, although it doesn’t add a lot of new features apart from a big one, online multiplayer. If you haven’t played it before, you’ll find a very interesting and accessible strategy game.

Total Chaos is a commendable survival horror experience, praised for its excellent balance of action and resource management, effective sound design, and successful visual revamp as a Doom II mod. However, it falters with imprecise melee combat, occasionally confusing and repetitive level design, and an identity crisis between horror and action, ultimately being too faithful to its mod origins to fully evolve.

This third episode improves compared to the previous ones and we hope this is not just a mirage, but a sign of what to expect in the next two episodes.

Story of Seasons is surprisingly addictive, thanks to its solid gameplay. The story and the world don’t offer anything particularly new, but it is, overall, a good choice if you’re looking for some virtual farming.

Still a good game, and with improved graphics, but it lacks some more features. We miss especially a multiplayer mode which would have made the most of the console connectivity potential.

There isn’t much of a “playable game” here, but if you like the idea of resolving mysteries, it is a very interesting title.

We've enjoyed this spin-off more than some of its main episodes. It's action-based, so those looking for an RPG will be disappointed, but we think it deserves a try.

Squishier is a great surprise for PSVR owners. We’ve really enjoyed its concept, although some times the PS Move controllers hinder a little bit the experience. If you’re looking for an original, skill-based puzzle for your PSVR, give this one a try.

Eastshade is a very special adventure. Its narrative, its world and its story are fantastic, although gameplay-wise feels lacking in some areas.

This release is in a better state than last year's and brings some interesting new features, although they still have to go deeper into some mechanics and also fine-tune certain bugs to offer a great game. If they continue on this path... they will eventually succeed.

This is a good shoot ‘em up and a great choice for fans of the genre. It takes some inspiration from Thunder Force, although it falls a little bit short to become its spiritual successor.

The Forest is a great survival game, particularly recommended for those who enjoy crafting and would like to discover a story as they survive.

This collection preserves the charm and freshness of the original rhythm-strategy games with upgraded resolution, quality-of-life improvements, and new difficulty settings, but it lacks new content or extras, which makes it feel like a missed opportunity for a fuller tribute.

Although it still feels a little bit repetitive, it’s a step in the right direction for the series. It’s fun and engaging, and even if it still has some rough edges, the experience is quite good.

Very recommended for players who feel curiosity to know how was the war in the seas, and of course, for series followers.

WRC 9 is another step in the right direction. This game offers tons of options to make the game accessible for everyone, as well as loads of official WRC content to keep us playing for hours.

TopSpin 2K25 delivers top-notch gameplay, featuring fast-paced, thrilling matches and a solid roster of current and classic tennis players. While it excels in gameplay, its lackluster visuals and presentation hold it back. However, with continued support and updates promised by 2K and Hangar 13, there's potential for this to become a yearly or biennial franchise offering a more polished experience.

A survival –not horror– simulator, that will leave us out in a wild island so we can fight for our live. First consider whether this would be an experience you want to live, and if so, please go ahead and buy it.

It is a good follow-up to the series, with a more refined combat, good visuals that excel in combat, and a very interesting story mode.

The game is still as good as it was on PS3, and it's a great opportunity if you want a handheld version.

A perfect example of how to improve an interesting idea with new features, without forcing the user to them. This puzzle game is a bit limited by the amount of content it has, with few modes and no multiplayer. It is a shame this lack of ambition, but it is still the best AR game in the PSVITA at a very affordable price.

Capcom has made a strong bet for multiplayer in Lost Planet, and it has achieved it. But has not paid enough attention to the single player.

Solo is beautiful and charming. An absorbing, peaceful puzzle adventure, hindered a little bit by its pacing, but that feels great to play.

If you don't have Tetris DS, this is a great opportunity to enjoy the game on Nintendo DS.

F1 24 delivers enjoyable arcade-style driving mechanics with improved car handling and noticeable tire wear effects, yet disappoints with AI aggression and the absence of accidents during races. Despite technical upgrades and a robust Career mode, its annual release cycle results in less content and lingering issues like long loading times.

Competizione brings to console the experience that Kunos always had in mind to make it the Assetto Corsa that it was always meant to be, although it feels a bit limited compared to its big competitors.

This is a very interesting title that many people will not play because its characters are quite ugly. As simple as that. But if you can get past those, let say, not appealing protagonists, you'll find a deep platformer full of surprises.

It's fun and entertaining, but there are some issues that we would like to see fixed. We can't deny, though, it has the potential to keep us killing monsters for a long while, no matter if alone or online, which is more than what many games can offer.

A good game with some innovative features, although unfortunately it doesn't include a multiplayer mode, and gets repetitive soon.

Kill la Kill IF is a great adaptation, that nails the combat, the visuals and the tone of the series, but lacks content. However, if you’re a fan, you cannot miss it.

With its charming art direction, heartfelt story about companionship, and approachable structure, The Lonesome Guild offers a light, enjoyable ARPG experience ideal for newcomers, though its repetitive combat, uninspired puzzles, and minor technical issues keep it from standing out among genre heavyweights.

Ultimately, this is one of the best titles in the Harry Potter series, which is a must buy for the fans of the adventures of this special wizard.

Capcom has done a great job bringing the game to PC, but there's no reason to play if you've already done on Xbox One, since the additions are merely visuals.

In spite of the controls, the game offers what the developers promised: frantic gameplay in which you can't stop shooting and transforming while you move quickly through levels full of action.

This is a very interesting and challenging shooter with well-balanced gameplay mechanics. We miss a little bit more of depth and more diverse situations, but it’s a very engaging and satisfying experience.

This is a good horror game, although its approach isn't going to please everyone. Its balance between new and old survival horror is interesting, so if you like the genre make sure you give this a try.

A fun and engaging monster truck game that's recommended as long as you're happy with the free-to-play model.

Melody of Memory is a nice tribute to the series, particularly for players who love its music.Tribute aside, it’s a fun rhythm-based game without much depth.

This is a great choice of old-school RPG fans, with many, many good ideas, and only a few issues preventing it from being something excellent.

A good adventures with a classic linear design. It blends platforming, action and puzzle with three different characters we should switch to, in order to make the most of its abilities. It is a short game, and not very replayable, but it is fun and addictive.

Even if its limitations are obvious considering its handheld origin, core systems like the combat and other aspects like the soundtrack are fantastic. If you can forgive these minor problems, you’ll find a great RPG.

Ultimately, Codename Panzers: Cold War is a very good real time strategy game that delivers enough in all its aspects, but doesn't offer something brand new. Although enjoying the intense action of the game is satisfying, it will often look as it we had been there before.

Rebel Cops is a very interesting spin-off that takes ideas from turn-based strategy games and action games and mixes them up. It’s not as big as This is the Police, but there’s a lot of fun to be had with it.

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

While MotoGP 24 improves on gameplay and remains a solid choice for motorcycle racing fans, it lacks significant updates compared to MotoGP 23 and shows minimal graphical and audio advancements, leading to a sense of it being more of an incremental update than a substantial upgrade for regular players.