Octopath Traveler 0 provides an immense 100-hour JRPG journey, boasting magnificent HD-2D visuals, demanding combat, and an expanded, choice-driven narrative. Despite reinventing the series with engaging new mechanics, its critical omission of Spanish localization for the target audience is a grave error, severely limiting its accessibility amidst otherwise stellar offerings.

In the overall view of the saga, we would place this chapter somewhere in the middle. Without the emotion and drama of the best Kiryu episodes, without the novelty effect of Ichiban's JRPGs, but it surpasses The Man Who Erased His Name in ambition and can be taken as an entertaining nonsense that is perfectly acceptable as a spin-off that prepares the ground for the next great adventure.

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.

Airship Syndicate delivers a solid RPG that you can enjoy whether you’re familiar or not with League of Legends, that also improves what Battle Chasers: Nightwar already did well.

Blind Drive is definitely something new, surprising and fun. It can get a bit repetitive, but it’s a game you need to check out if you’re looking for something different.

Evoland 2 is far from perfect, but it is a great experience that we've enjoyed all the way through. It's quite basic when it comes to gameplay mechanic, but its charisma makes up for it.

Mutazione is a great game to unwind. I brings us a beautiful world to discover, and offers us the opportunity to enjoy this virtual universe and live unique stories.

This is one of the biggest surprises of the year for us. The combination of cards and tower defense works great, and even though there are some small flaws, overall it is a game we’ve really enjoyed.

This is a very irregular episode, but a great ending and the impact of small decisions we made throughout the two chapters makes it worth your time.

Elsweyr is a great way to start if you haven’t played TESO yet, but it’s also a great expansion for veterans. Tons of content and relevant additions make TESO one of the best MMO available at the moment.

This is a great example of how a remake should be made. It brings the series to 2017 but it's extremely respectful with the original concept. The best news, though, is that the three games are still a lot of fun, and you can enjoy them again looking better than ever.

With almost 25 hours of play, precious visuals and a demanding and strategic battle system, Final Fantasy The 4 Heroes of Light is a very complete RPG experience.

It's a great hack & slash that works pretty well as a Metal Gear spin-off. The last part of the title seems rushed, and there are certain glitches that may darken the experience, but it'll bring many unforgettable moments that can be only created by Kojima and Platinum Games.

It's less arcade and more simulator than GRID 2, but still somewhere in between. Solid and improved, it's not a revolution, but a great choice for those looking for a racing game.

Blood & Truth is a game with a purpose: make sure you feel like a action hero. It’s a game made for the player to have a great time, with incredible sequences and tons of things to play with. It’s not Astro Bot, but you’ll have a great time with it.

EA is back in the golf competition with a solid title that fans of virtual golf will enjoy and, even though there is room for improvement, there’s also a solid foundation to build next entries upon.

Apart from the visual upgrade, it offers new content and polished gameplay. It still is a great game, and this is the best way to play it.

Black Myth: Wukong will not be a Dark Souls but it is a highly recommended experience for role-playing fans, the From Software saga and for those who are looking for a truly new generation game visually.

It’s based on a simple concept, but it constantly reinvents itself to keep the player finding new ways to rain on someone else’s parade.

Quotation forthcoming.

Overcooked! 2 is one of those games you have to try. It’s accessible but can be very challenging, and it’s great if you play with friends. This sequel allows us to play online too, so there are no excuses this time.

Maybe it passes over without being noticed, but we hope its good ideas don't.

Behind its minimalistic style, there’s an adventure that turns and twists its core mechanics with an incredible precision to surprise us constantly.

The game offers enjoyable exploration and cooperative play across varied alien worlds with solid shooting mechanics and clever gadgets, but its repetitive structure and limited enemy variety reduce long-term excitement. Overall, it delivers a fun, lighthearted adventure with good content and accessibility despite lacking depth and challenge.

It is not a very deep revision, but it still is a great fighting game that 2D fighting fans shouldn't miss, particularly if have played this franchise before.

Mirror's Edge stands out for its impressive aesthetics and a gameplay concept full of potential and good intentions, that is executed in an irregular way.

On Switch, Crash is as enjoyable as on any other platform. Yes, it makes some visual sacrifices, but its gameplay and content remain the same.

If you can deal with Game Boy-like graphics, you’ll find a very interesting game that reminds us of Kirby, but it is much more than that. Challenging and surprising, we think it deserves an opportunity.