A mystery adventure set in a very interesting period, that deals with important issues and makes us feel like true detectives.

Tactics Ogre is one of the great legends of SRPGs and Reborn just makes an already near-perfect game better. With its translation into Spanish, the excuses for not playing it have ended.

This is a great medieval experience that combines RPG, strategy and action and gives us a lot of freedom to do whatever we want. Some mechanics are not very deep, but other than that, it’s a solid title.

The Past Within surrounds us with its dark fantasy to create this cooperative puzzle game.

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.

Marvel Snap has everything it needs to be successful, and its ideal for quick games, while also being fair to players who do not buy microtransactions.

Sonic reinvents himself with an experimental adventure that, even with its flaws, shows a solid foundation for future adventures.

There are good intentions behind this adventure, but also too many mistakes and questionable design choices.

Saturnalia is a interesting, roguelike experience that shines more as an experimental adventure than as a survival horror.

It may no longer have the impact of its predecessor, but it is the perfect example that it is not always necessary to reinvent the wheel and that, sometimes, it is enough to polish and improve what already seemed unbeatable to make history again and leave a mark. indelible in an industry that, with titles like this, reminds us why we keep playing. Simply essential.

It Takes Two takes a hit to run on Switch, but it still works and looks well, becoming a solid choice if you don’t own another platform or want the portability.

Modern Warfare 2 is a good entry in the series that, even if not very innovative, delivers solid and fun gameplay.

We know it sounds cliche, but Scorn is not a game for everyone. It has plenty of issues, but if it clicks with you, you’ll certainly enjoy it.

Vampire Survivors is this popular for a reason: its mechanics are almost perfect and even in its simplicity feels fantastic to play.

Sparks of Hope is bigger and better, and not only improves everything we saw in its predecessor, but also introduces great new additions to its gameplay.

Tri-Ace manages to revitalize the series after its last misstep. It’s not the best Star Ocean, but it is the game the franchise needed.

Lost in the Dark is very much a sequel, for better of worse, and delivers exactly what you would expect from Yomawari.

The Eternal Cylinder is original, feels great and offers a setting like no other. It is hard to describe, and that, for us, is enough to recommend it.

Even though it isn’t very scary, Signalis is a great take on the survival horror genre, particularly if you are a fan of the classics.

Bayonetta 3 may have fallen a little behind the previous adventures of this charismatic witch, but even so, it has turned out to be a very complete game that, when focused on pure and simple action, gives us absolutely incredible moments thanks to a system of novel, accessible, fun and very deep combat and a staging that takes the show by the flag to leave us totally stunned with its choreography and the scale of the conflicts in which we will find ourselves submerged. And in the end, those virtues are the ones that end up prevailing in the face of the irregularities of its development and those that remain in our memory after the title credits, which leaves us with a very positive balance.

This is a good successor of the original series, with charming character and the sense of humor we all know and love.

Gotham Knights is a game that we've had fun with, but it's also frustrated us. Its main story is entertaining, the few secondary villains are a great attraction, it is full of references that DC fans will fall in love with, and the construction of the superheroes and the relationship between them is one of the best points of the title. However, it wants to be two things at once, without being brilliant at either of them.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

Requiem is a great sequel that expands on everything its predecessor did. By running away from all the tiresome trends the industry is following, it also manages to deliver a fun adventure with great pacing, topped by incredible visuals.

An unforgettable adventure that’s as unmissable now as it was at launch.

PGA Tour keeps evolving and polishing the series with the best entry so far.

This is, really, a relaunch dressed up as a sequel, although the game remains as fun as ever. Some balancing issues and, of course, a questionable progression system hinder the potential of Overwatch 2.