Scarlet Nexus shines thanks to its combat and universe, but it feels like it should have been more ambitious, particularly with the depth of the combat and the level design.

This is a great remaster of the original Master System game, which updates the graphics but not the gameplay. This will be great for fans of the original, but not so much for those who expected a game that looks and feels new.

This is a little big puzzle that manages to constantly surprise the player with new mechanics and a beautiful story. It also looks incredible on PC with ray tracing.

Legend of Mana is a very divisive game, and this remaster is not going to change that. You might love or hate the game, but this is a solid update of the classic that also includes localization to several languages.

This is a good arcade mini game collection which reminds us of the best classic Sega, but it falls short when it comes to offering quantity of sports and modes.

Metro Exodus looks and plays better than ever before on consoles with this version. Exodus is a great game, and whether you haven’t played it yet or just want to replay it, the ray tracing and the DualSense’s features makes it worth your time.

Umuranagi Generation is unique and incomparable –even with its flaws is a game that you need to play if you’re looking for something different.

If you like old-school RPG, you need to try Demeo. It needs more content at the moment, but the foundations are incredibly solid and there is lots of fun to be had.

This is an interesting experiment that combines visual novel and platforming, and even if it works, it could have been so much better.

Necromunda works as a shooter, but the competition is fierce, and it remains several steps behind the masters of the genre.

Chicory is a beautiful adventure, that could improve its level design, but compensates for its small flaws with everything else.

Intergrade is the best version of a fantastic remake, and the extra episode, INTERmission, is a welcome addition that expands the story and leaves it ready for the second episode.

Hayabusa is back with a correct remaster that could have been so much better, but at least allows us to enjoy this great series once again on modern hardware.

Hayabusa is back with a correct remaster that could have been so much better, but at least allows us to enjoy this great series once again on modern hardware.

Ratchet & Clank are back with one of the best games in the series. This is a fantastic experience that looks and plays incredibly well, and gives us an audiovisual showcase unmatched to this date. Do not miss it.

Contracts 2 nails everything around being a sniper, but feels a bit more flawed when it comes to the rest of mechanics. However, if you like the series, you’ll have a good time with it.

This is an interesting walking simulator that finds the right balance between narrative and gameplay, although its story feels a bit forgettable.

Mighty Goose is a solid run & gun that reminds us of games like Contra and Metal Slug. It probably won’t be a classic like those, but it is a very enjoyable game.

This is a good metroidvania. There are better games out there, but it gets everything right, and fans of the genre will enjoy this 8-bit-inspired adventure.

One of the best fighters ever made is back, very focused on the online modes –so much that the single player modes feel a bit abandoned.

Stonefly is a game full of good ideas and intentions, that unfortunately fails to execute them well.

Just Die Already is weird and crazy, but the novelty and the fun wears off quite quickly. It seems like a game made for streamers, which might fail to offer anything to more traditional players.

Miitopia is an RPG for families, so if that’s what you’re looking for, it delivers a great experience.

A simple idea very well executed. It lacks a bit of content, but it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a party game that is also different.

Knockout City is fun and accessible, and that might help it find a specific audience since those looking for a more involved multiplayer title might miss a deeper progression system.

The Longest Road on Earth is an interactive album about life, that stays with you even with its flaws.

A beautiful adventure that brings back the Mega Drive classic, although it can feel a bit short for today’s standards.

Quotation forthcoming.