One of the best games on PlayStation Vita. It expands the possibilities of the previous episodes of the series and makes the most of the hardware. It's a great example of what PS Vita has to show, and proves that LittleBigPlanet won't stop growing. Unmissable if you're a LBP fan, and a game you should definitely try if you're not.

FIFA 13 is the most realistic and complete football game available, full of content to keep us busy till the end of the season. It looks for imperfection in every match –when controlling the ball, shooting, passing, etc.– in order to bring an experience closer to real football, something that some players might not like, even though we consider it's a fresh addition to the gameplay. Once again, the football game we would recommend.

Legion brings many changes and a lot of content in one of the best expansions to date. Now, we can only hope the post-launch support is as good as the expansion itself.

Deadfire is bigger and better, and that's something, considering how good the original adventure was. It keeps the core intact, but makes it feel fresh with new mechanics.

Doom Eternal is, in 2020, what Doom 2 was in 1994: one of the best FPS of its generation. Eternal is an incredible and brutal experience that you cannot miss.

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.

Although we expected more new features in this Xbox version, the crazy moto racer has conquered us again. A simple game with great gameplay that will make the player have fun for hours.

Owlboy is what you're waiting for. If you've been following this project, the outcome won't disappoint you, and if you haven't, you can discover a beautiful game full of retro feelings.

It adds some new interesting details, but maybe not enough if you have already played the game. Still, it's a great puzzle game fans of the genre shouldn't miss.

A psychological horror narrative adventure that forgoes combat and jump scares in favor of atmospheric tension and well-written dialogues, enhanced by its PS1-style visuals and glitch-like transitions. While some moments feel unnecessarily prolonged and the pacing can be inconsistent, its brief but intense story and unsettling setting make it a standout experience for fans of the genre.

Speed and spectacle are the words that define Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, a succesful entry which hits the spot and brings some freshness to EA series.

Pistol Whip is one of the best experiences we’ve ever had in VR. A fusion between Time Crisis and a rhythm game, cleverly designed, fun and challenging. A must have for PSVR owners.

We believe there's still room for MachineGames to fully realize the potential of the greatest adventurer of all time. But at its best, it's a game that puts you right in the shoes of Henry Walton Jones, Jr. like no other, and it's safe to say that it surpasses the last two films. For fans of the character, it's a solid recommendation.

The unexpected gem from Tango Gameworks, Hi-Fi Rush, hits PlayStation 5 with its addictive gameplay, delightful presentation, and plenty of humor. Its rhythmic combat system, though initially challenging, adds depth and excitement to battles, while the incorporation of DualSense features enhances immersion without being intrusive. Despite some minor platforming sections, it remains a standout title, solidifying Tango Gameworks' departure from horror into more light-hearted adventures.

Housemarque delivers one of its best games to date, a great twin-stick shooter that fans of the genre (and previous works of the studio) shouldn't miss.

Nioh borrows from other games, yes, but it does it in a way that feels unique and personal. If you like its concept, don't miss it.

This is undoubtedly a must-have. A long, complex, deep and adult game, which becomes one of the best PC RPGs these last years, although its high difficulty level might set back some players.

Once again, the best basketball simulator, beating its only rival –itself. Better animations and some new additions to the gameplay move the game one step forward, even though it isn't any revolution for the series. For the Spanish-speaking players: for the first time NBA 2K offers Spanish commentators, so good news for you!

Final Fantasy IX is still as good as it was on PlayStation. Also, this is a solid adaptation, and no matter if you missed it back in the day or if you want to replay it, the mobile version will live up to your expectations.

The most complete and spectacular edition of one of the best fighting game of the generation.

Mixtape is a brilliant narrative masterpiece that masterfully blends nostalgia and sound. It delivers an emotionally resonant journey through perfectly paced vignettes and a legendary soundtrack. While the gameplay remains simple and technical performance fluctuates, its creative hand-drawn animation and intelligent storytelling create a uniquely beautiful experience that prioritizes heart over mechanical complexity.

Except for a couple of technical issues (and the lack of the first three games), this is a solid compilation of two great adventures now available on PC.

Rocksmith transforms the boring process of learning how to play guitar in a fun, engaging and useful game. If you already know how to play guitar, you can always polish your technique and hear new songs.

The adventure of Juan is better than ever. If you've already played, the additions are not particularly relevant, but if you don't, it's the best opportunity to do so.

This excellent fighting game arrives on Switch 2 with nearly all its content intact, great portable visuals, and exclusive motion-controlled party modes, although the 30 FPS cap in World Tour and blurry docked visuals slightly hurt the experience.

Subnautica is a beautiful adventure, addictive and charming, particularly if you play it in VR.

Spy Mouse is, above all, a fast and direct game that is as good as we come to expect from Firemint. It is enjoyable, and its imaginative levels pushes us to keep playing to the end. Once all the levels have been surpassed, the game engages you to play them again to earn all the medals, and there is were Spy Mouse excels.

A natural evolution of the series that sets the groundwork for new episodes. There are no huge innovations, but it sticks to its core development and Halo fans will love it. A great campaign and and immense multiplayer – with the promise of free weekly content – will keep us busy for a long while. A must-have without any doubt.