Pendulo Studios has made its homework and Twist of Fate becomes an homage to those classic adventure games every videogame fan remembers.

The definite version of one of the best RPGs lands on PS5 improving many aspects of the original, but also suffering from technical issues that, we hope, will be fixed soon.

We really liked Slender Threads. It's a title that draws inspiration from the classics to tell a paranormal story with a lot of humor, and although the ending left us a little cold, we loved everything else. It's entertaining from start to finish, with personality and fun, and there's little more we can ask for from a game like this. If you like the genre and miss the old-fashioned graphic adventures, we think this is a very good option.

If you like exploring, fighting and challenges in a medieval setting, this is your game. You can tell it's a humble project with a tight budget behind it, but the results are very good.

TorchLight II is a fantastic dungeon crawler, and it works great on Switch. Some aspects haven’t aged particularly well, but overall is a great title for those who enjoy Diablo-like adventures.

A great puzzle title which will be liked by genre fans and engages quickly everyone.

Subnautica is a fantastic survival game, and we could only ask for some minor technical issues to be polished on the console versions. It’s a game that could and should run better on Xbox One, particularly on the X, but the great core experience remains untouched.

A great example of a remasterization. Two great games better than ever, and a great opportunity to discover or rediscover them.

If you have the original, you should think twice about getting this one. However, if you don't it's a great and a very complete fighting game.

Even though it looks like a random, crazy game, it's actually a pretty solid offer that players who just want to have fun will enjoy. Anyway, just the fact of Ubisoft has released such a wild concept gives us some hope for a future where big companies take risks with their games.

As we said at the beginning of the article, there is not much to discuss. If you liked the original, you must buy this downloadable episode. But if you got tired too soon of GTA IV, you should not.

Builders 2 isn’t a revolution, but it is indeed a great game. Even if you’re not into Minecraft, you should give it a try, since it’s much more than it looks on the surface.

Quotation forthcoming.

Amanita Design has created yet another wonderful adventure. If you enjoyed their previous works or you just like the genre, Samorost 3 is a game you shouldn't miss.

Unless you're a very, very experienced player, Magic Duels delivers a great Magic experience, ideal for both the regular user and new potential fans.

Deserts of Kharak, as a experience, is outstanding, engaging and recommended for all the Homeworld fans. We think the multiplayer could've been even better, but it's very enjoyable as a whole.

Bonsai Barber is a fun title, apparently without many aspirations. But under its simplicity and humor mask, it houses a great dose of fun and replayability.

This sequel doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but improves upon pretty much everything to deliver one of the best JRPGs of the last few years.

This is an excellent strategy with a green approach and ideas that manage to both test us and deliver a relaxed gaming experience.

It has its ups and downs, but it's a really good game. If you like the setting and the franchise, AC Unity won't disappoint you.

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

It doesn't evolve the formula that much, but delivers a game Naruto fans shouldn't miss, and even a fighting game deep and accessible for everyone.

This is anything but another endless runner. Mixing RPG and action features, Slayin is a great surprise for those tired of the same concept again and again.

This is one of the most original games we've played in a while. If you like coding and you're always willing to try new things, Else Heart.Break() is game you should play.

This is one of the deepest strategy and management games we've ever played, and it delivers everything 4X fans can ask for.

This edition shines with an impressive technical adaptation, stable performance, cross-save support, expansions included, and thoughtful use of Switch 2 features, although it still carries over issues like weak stealth AI, dull space battles, and some dated animations, making it both a top-tier portable experience and a reference point for future ports despite its lingering flaws.

Trails of Cold Steel doesn’t want to revolutionize the series, only bring us a step closer to the end. And this isn’t a bad thing –it still is one of the best narrative-focused RPG.

Yakuza 0 is one of the best episodes of the series, and a great choice if you haven't played it before. It polishes the gameplay and delivers a great adventure you rarely find in other RPGs.