The Talos Principle: Reawakened is a fantastic facelift, with just enough additions, but with impact. Perhaps gamers who own the original won't feel the need to jump for it, but if you're a big fan or have never played it, it's a must-have for your library. Its puzzles are brilliant, but its narrative side resonates even more in 2025 than in 2014 and is worth getting lost in the story.
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Koira is an experience that appeals directly to the emotions. It is a short adventure, but it is loaded with sensitivity and message. Beyond its simple puzzles or some mechanics that could have been developed further, what remains is a story that reflects on friendship, care and connection with nature. It will captivate you especially if you have pets.
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Look Outside has been one of the most unexpected and stimulating surprises of this 2025. Its proposal, between turn-based RPG and survival horror, works thanks to a suffocating atmosphere, a grotesque and imaginative visual design and a gameplay structure that rewards exploration and experimentation. It's special, you have to play it.
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While I would have liked a more noticeable improvement in graphics and fluidity, Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is a JRPG you can't pass up. It's a blast to play and now it's more enjoyable than ever with some fantastic quality of life improvements. It can't miss in your Nintendo Switch catalog.
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If you like relaxing games with a powerful message, Spilled! is for you. It might make you think differently about the world around you. It's short and only lasts a little over an hour, but its playable loop is well constructed and I had a good time with it.
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Yes, maybe Suikoden I&II HD Remaster is not the perfect remastering and lacks work and ambition, but there is something undeniable: it is the best time to play these JRPG must-haves. Being able to enjoy these two JRPG gems with Spanish translation, on current platforms and with some improvements is already much more than what we had until now.
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If you are looking for a fresh, challenging and secret-filled platformer, MainFrames is an indie gem that deserves more attention. Don't let it go unnoticed. If you are a fan of the genre, you will enjoy it.
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Split Fiction proves that Hazelight Studios is one of the best studios out there today. This cooperative adventure is dynamic and surprising from start to finish, and knows how to exploit the narrative premise very well to create a gameplay that doesn't give you a break. Personally I put it a little bit behind It Takes Two, but it's one of the best of 2025, it will go for GOTY and you have to play it.
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Civilization VII is a turning point in the saga. The new features, such as the Eras or the choice of leader and civilization significantly modify the gameplay. They need adjustments, but the approach is interesting. What is not justified is the lack of a clear user interface. I recommend it, but it must be understood that it is an installment that breaks with the previous more than one believes at first.
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Keep Driving seems to me one of the most unique and original indies that have come out in recent years. It's an RPG adventure that surprises, not only because of the mechanics, but because of the random events that can happen on your journey. Play it, because it's a gem that deserves attention.
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While Waiting follows in the wake of games like Unpacking or A Little to the Left and gamifies something as everyday as waiting. It's a game that tests your patience and can be overcome without you doing literally nothing, but it also invites you to experiment and interact with the environment. It's a relaxing and niche game, but I think if you liked those two I mentioned, you'll like this one.
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The Stone of Madness is a brave and daring game, with a stealth-based gameplay that works really well. Its level design and the synergies that are created between the characters you control are its great value, but some bugs and excessive severity in certain moments tarnish the final result a bit. Even so, it is a very enjoyable videogame that uses the Spanish culture very well.
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I'm still thinking about Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector. It traps you mercilessly in its universe, thanks to its script and setting. The new gameplay features are great and it deepens the narrative of the universe, creating a more cohesive and credible world, which transcends even the Sleeper protagonist. If you like role-playing and board games, it is for you, although it is not in Spanish.
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Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders changes the bike for skis and the result is a tremendously fun game, with precise control and surprising physics. It is true that it is too similar to Downhill in its core (tracks and approach) and that it lacks some content, but I can't hide from you that I had a great time and I'm still looking for trophies. You'll have fun.
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After playing Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, I fully understand why many consider it one of the best platformers ever. It simply deserves that distinction: great level design, lots of secrets, high difficulty, lots of content and fun mechanics. Although Nintendo doesn't seem to have put too much effort into this version, it's a great game and I highly recommend it.
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Blade Chimera proves that Team Ladybug is a sure thing in metroidvania action videogames. It is an agile, entertaining game, with mechanics that surprise, especially for the use of Lumina, the demonic sword. The setting is cool and, although the story is predictable, it's hard to find any buts to a job well done. If you are a fan of these titles, I recommend it.
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Alien: Rogue Incursion has surprised me for the better and is the perfect culmination to a great year of virtual reality video games. The game has a metroidvania approach and creates an atmosphere of terror and danger that gets you right into the action. Although the final part is a bit tedious and the game only tells the first part of a bigger story, I totally recommend it, especially if you are a fan of the saga.
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Skydance's BEHEMOTH is a real madness when it comes to face the Behemoth. The game shines in those key moments and they will stick in your memory forever. It's also very good at presenting a linear adventure that has enough secrets and hidden riddles to keep you gripped, but it overuses too much of normal combat that doesn't add much. Its big problem, though, is that it lacks more battles against the Behemoth, 4 are too few.
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Symphonia is a very entertaining precision platformer that uses music to create a unique gameplay. It is very varied and original in its proposal, and will make you spend 4-5 hours very good. An upstart in the genre that I recommend you to play.
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The House of Da Vinci VR is a very good puzzle game and you will have fun solving Leonardo's riddles. Graphically it's great and it's a very interactive title, although the VR mechanics can be improved. Still, it is very enjoyable.
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