The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is a game commendable for Daedalic's effort to tell a wholly original story in Middle-earth by mixing stealth and platforming mechanics, but it falls apart on almost all sides: imprecise controls, terrible AI, bland narrative , outdated level design and graphics from another generation.

Puzzle Bobble EveryBubble! is the classic puzzle tried and tested, but with new types of bubbles, puzzles, challenges and the incentive that almost all the content, except the online part, can be enjoyed by up to 4 simultaneous players. Even with this new elements, it doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it is still a safe bet for fans of the genre.

A good example on how to use virtual reality in a stimulating, creative way. Its controls and the abstraction of some puzzles may scare some players, but the journey is worth your time.

LEGO 2K Drive has many good things: a story mode, mini-games, online mode for up to 6 friends... but many of these virtues are soiled by a micropayment system reminiscent of NBA 2K, and that makes you have to go through the cashier to unlock some content. Something questionable, in a game so oriented to children.

Tears of the Kingdom brings together the power of adventure, the wisdom of freedom and the courage of creativity, without forgetting what makes The Legend of Zelda so special: the epic moments and the ability to thrill. They were right when they said the title was a spoiler: we've shed tears of joy.

Hogwarts Legacy surprises all and sundry with a solid port on the previous generation of consoles that, even with the expected cuts, manages to maintain all the magic without reducing content or features. So, if you do not have a new generation console and doubted about its quality, you can rest assured and go running for it without fear.

Redfall will be a good game by the time all the technical problems it has at launch are fixed. Arkane's good hand in terms of setting and gameplay is pushed to the background because of constant bugs and glitches and despite everything, this exclusive is extremely fun.

Afterimage is a game with many and varied virtues: aesthetically it is beautiful, its combat is addictive, the soulslike mechanics and difficult bosses are truly challenging... but at the same time, it doesn't do anything particularly innovative or surprising, diluting a bit all the good things it does.

An example of a well planned, well crafted indie game. It's a different proposal that manages to connect to our feelings.

Like the apprentice who surpass the master, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has learned from the success and failure from it's predecessor to become a better sequel in every way and has some of the best moments we've seen in a Star Wars video game, but it's still burdened with technical problems.

An interesting collection, designed for both fans and new players, that subtly updates the audio, graphics and gameplay of the first six Final Fantasy games. While it's true that not all six games are equally good, it is a great way to rescue these classics on current consoles, although the price is somewhat high.

Burning Shores is a great expansion that you will love if you liked Horizon Forbidden West and that serves as a preview of what Guerrila Games is capable of when they work exclusively for PS5. After this, we are even more excited to know what the future holds for Aloy.

Advance Wars has always been one of the best Nintendo games, and this remake by Wayforward (visually very cute and content-packed) does it justice. It won't take you long to learn its simple and intuitive gameplay, but you'll be able to play it for all of eternity and not get bored, against the AI or in the endless multiplayer mode.

It is a pleasure to confirm that the ship has come to fruition by taking care of the true essence of the series: exploration, tinkering with weapons and massacring zombies is as pleasant as it is spectacular.

Minecraft Legends sheds a satisfying (and new) light on one of the richest universes we can remember. It's not the best in its genre, but this colorful mix of action, tactics, strategy and MOBA will win over Minecraft fans and even those who have never tried Mojang's game.

Road 96 Mile 0 is a prequel that will be well received by fans of the first game by dynamically introducing new gameplay concepts such as musical mini-games. Although its approach loses strength by eliminating the originality of the procedural narrative, the plot will keep your interest thanks to a conventional, but very successful script.

Unlike other Vanillaware games, GrimGrimoire Once More is not a game for everyone. If you connect with it and don't get frustrated by the "death, learn and try again" loop, you'll have a great time with a careful mix of role-playing, tactics, real-time strategy and tower defense. All topped with beautiful art and a very interesting plot.

If you want to use your PS VR2 for more than just gaming, the first fitness app fulfills that purpose and even more: it will make you sweat and will let you train at the pace and intensity you want. Too bad the trainers has only one language and some options, especially related to goals and progression, feel a bit under developed.

If you are a classic survival horror lover, you will enjoy a great adventure, familiar and fresh at the same time, that quite cleverly reinvents all the tropes of the genre: limited inventory, returning enemies, puzzles that invite you to explore... All with a beautiful pixel art and a retro-futuristic imagery that you will love.

The original was so groundbreaking that it still holds up today, but this remake shows that there was a lot of room for improvement. It doesn't matter if you knew about Leon's original adventure or not, with this trip to "Deep Spain" you will have the time of your life like never before.

Switchback VR is one of the best demonstrations of what horror can do in PS VR2 taking advantage of its technical innovations. Uncomfortable, intense and with moments that you will remember, it came with its own limitations: it does not stray far from what was seen in Rush of Blood and that it is somewhat expensive for what it lasts.

Bayonetta Origins stands out as a very interesting metroidvania that, without reinventing the wheel, does quite well everything it puts on the table, with a technical showcase that sometimes will make you doubt if you're playing it on a Switch, even with a few hiccups on the road. If you like this subgenre, you'll enjoy it from start to finish.

We're thankful for this game finally coming to the West, because it's a well crafted, amusing survival horror. It needs a greater improvement on the graphical side, though.

An essential sequel for those who played Trails from Zero. The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure is charming despite the fact that it shows the passage of time in terms of graphics. Something that you won't notice once you dive back into the fantastic world and plot of this dilogy, accompanied by a combat that still feels stimulating.

Even when you have the best gunplay in the business, sometimes you miss the target: Lightfall is a lackluster expansion, especially the campaign; one of the worst in Destiny's history. But, like the Guardians, Bungie has a great opportunity to stand up and demonstrate that they can it the target again... As they've done a thousand times before.

One Military Camp adapts a well known and proven formula to a new context, the war, adding new options and mechanics that take advantage of this facet, resulting in a game that will surely please fans of the genre, and will continue to surprise with the additions that are coming in the coming months. [Early Access Score = 83]

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is much more than "Team Ninja's Sekiro": the parry is a core mechanic, yes, but also the clever ability system and the way it encourages exploration. Combine this with the ever flawless gameplay of the studio, and the result is a great action game and an even greater first step for a new IP.

A good example of a game that would have needed a thorough review to reduce its true quality. Some ingredients are fine, but the whole thing falls short of what one would expect from a "space" adventure like this. It's not terrible, but it is forgettable, unfortunately.