This is not by any means a revolution for the franchise, but Saints Row is all about fun, and we’ve had a lot with this new entry.

This is a solid tribute to the genre that improves the work done by its predecessor, but keep in mind you won’t find much originality here.

Atlus bring their expertise to this sequel, a great dungeon crawler with a combat system that really shines.

A narrative-based adventure that it’s ideal for those who just want to feel like a kind in a peaceful Japanese village.

This is a fun game, with solid gameplay but not so solid roguelike design. However, we’ve had a really good time with it.

Rollerdrome is a fantastic concept really well executed. There is still some room for improvement, hopefully for a sequel, but Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater fans have an interesting twist to the genre here they should try.

Cult of the Lamb offers a great combination of management and roguelite action in a beautiful, charming package that will keep us busy for many hours.

Nixxes has done a fantastic job bringing this fantastic game to PC, and even if there still are a few rough edges left to polish, it’s a great version for more people to enjoy Insomniac’s game.

Digimon Survive is not your average Digimon game, and, without doing anything outstanding, still manages to keep us entertained with its unique story.

Two Point Campus makes management fun thanks to its great structure, constant interaction, crazy situations and outstanding audiovisual direction.

Frogun is interesting for its nostalgic value more than anything else, since there are some important issues regarding its controls and level design.

This is one of the best JRPGs released in the past few years, and a must-have for Switch owners.

Live a Live feels incredibly modern now, decades after its original launch, and this glow-up makes it more accessible than ever before.

Endling combines survival and narrative in a challenging adventure that feels great to play. It’s also beautiful and its story is fantastic.

Stray is a good platform/puzzle adventure where discovering and exploring the world is fun, although it doesn’t do anything particularly original.

This is an interesting interactive drama with a solid script, where decisions matter and the multiplayer is well integrated, even if sometimes it struggles with the interactions and its narrative.

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

Escape Academy is fun and works as a puzzle game, but it fails to become some sort of escape room simulator.

Madison is an interesting combination of old-school and modern horror, and even with its issues, manages to become a scary but fun adventure.

Matchpoint has a solid foundation gameplay-wise… but that’s it. It probably needs another year in development to become what we could consider a final product.

This is a good remaster of two fantastic games that any platformer fan should not miss.

Rise is a fantastic expansion that adds not only a great selection of new monsters, but tonnes of content and new gameplay features.

While fun, this combination of visual novel and escape room manages to entertain the player without doing anything outstanding.

This is the best entry in the series gameplay-wise and fan of this competition will love it, but it also feels like a step back when it comes to content.

DNF Duel delivers the spectacular visuals Arc System Works always deliver, and offers a more accessible control scheme for newcomers, but it’s not as complete or polished as the big names in the genre.

The best thing about this edition is that it will reach some people the original didn’t. Apart from that, it feels like a step back in pretty much every aspect.

Great collection, good remaster and plenty of options to enjoy the games or spend hours going through its collection of extras.

Not everyone is going to be happy with the selection, but it is a very solid collection with plenty of options, and even rollback.