People of Note is one of those RPGs that stands out for its originality and freshness. It doesn't reach great depths, but it makes up for it with a dynamic combat system, outstanding dungeon design, and a musical score that fits perfectly. It might go unnoticed in a crowded month, but it's worth checking out if you're looking for something different within the genre.
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MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a shooter that stands out for its personality and outstanding artistic execution, backed by top-notch voice acting and a meticulously crafted atmosphere. It doesn’t reinvent the genre—nor does it try to—but its straightforward, fun, and well-balanced approach makes it work exceptionally well throughout the entire adventure. It’s not a game that will go down in history, but it is one that’s a ton of fun to play.
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KuloNiku: Bowl Up! is one of those cozy games that’s deceptive at first glance: it seems laid-back, but it’s intense, challenging, and deep. It skillfully blends arcade gameplay, management, and social interaction to deliver a surprisingly well-rounded experience, with a carefully paced progression that hooks you from the very start.
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RACCOIN is a roguelike that’s as absurd as it is addictive; it’s more strategic than it seems, but its chaos and randomness prevent it from reaching the heights of classics like Balatro. Even so, I think it’s one of the most original and unique experiences of recent times, and it’s guaranteed to be addictive.
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Super Meat Boy 3D is a bold adaptation that successfully brings the essence of the original into three dimensions, retaining its speed, precision, and challenge. It doesn’t quite reach the level of the classic and suffers from obvious issues with the camera and depth, but it’s a thoroughly enjoyable experience for fans of the genre, especially if they’re looking for a demanding and straightforward challenge.
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Nutmeg! is a unique soccer management game with an original concept and a lighthearted approach that can be very appealing if you know what to expect. However, it falls short as a deckbuilder and suffers from unclear design choices that weigh down the matches. It has charm and personality, but also some inconsistencies that mean it won’t appeal to everyone.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is the installment that finally establishes the sub-series as more than just a niche spin-off. It is more ambitious, more mature, and much closer to the spirit of Monster Hunter, both in the challenge of its combat and in the construction of its world.
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iRacing Arcade is a fun, accessible driving arcade game with interesting ideas that manage to maintain a certain flavor of real competition. Its handling works very well, the AI offers intense races, and the tracks are quite well designed, but the game falls a little short in terms of content.
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Dragon Quest VII Reimagined is the perfect example of how to update a classic JRPG without betraying its essence. It's not afraid to break with what came before. Square Enix has managed to eliminate the filler, improve the pacing, modernize key systems, and accompany it with outstanding visuals, resulting in a much more accessible, agile, and enjoyable experience.
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I Hate This Place is a visually appealing video game based on a very attractive idea, but its execution is full of decisions that are difficult to justify. The lack of explanations, the imbalances in its survival approach, clunky combat, and a poorly crafted narrative make the experience suffer from start to finish.
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Escape from Ever After is one of those indie games that takes you by surprise and stays with you. It's very original and full of humor, the combat system is challenging but fair, and the design makes the most of each setting. If you're in the mood for a turn-based RPG with personality, go for it.
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The Drifter is an outstanding graphic adventure that is finally available in Spanish. Death as a narrative mechanic works well, the puzzles are logical and accessible, and the science fiction story with hints of thriller and drama is captivating from start to finish. Highly recommended for any lover of point-and-click games and good stories.
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MIO: Memories in Orbit is an outstanding Metroidvania that perfectly understands the genre. It may not be overly innovative, but it does everything brilliantly, especially its world design, progression, and balance between exploration, platforming, and combat. Its interconnected setting is a real delight, and its art and sound constantly elevate the experience. Play it.
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DuneCrawl is a cooperative game with an appealing concept and genuinely entertaining moments, especially when chaos ensues alongside another player, but it suffers from limited execution and several clear imbalances. The gameplay is basic, and playing solo is nearly impossible due to the difficulty of the enemies. It won't change your life, but it offers enough to enjoy with friends, and I had a good time.
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Death Howl is a demanding and uncompromising indie video game that stands out for its oppressive atmosphere and strong artistic identity. Its mix of deck building, turn-based strategy, and high difficulty fits well with the tone of the story, but it also results in a slow pace, a lot of repetition, and a steep learning curve. If you accept its rules, it's a great game.
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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond shines in terms of controls, setting, puzzles, and audiovisual presentation, but it is weighed down by strange design decisions. Retro Studios gets it right by paying attention to every room and every battle, but excessive linearity, a lack of intricate settings, and a desert that impoverishes the cohesion of the map prevent it from achieving the greatness of the classic Prime games.
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Kirby Air Riders is a very personal work by Masahiro Sakurai: polished, varied, and with surprising gameplay that turns two simple inputs into races full of precision and technique. It's unique, a lot of fun, and full of brilliant ideas, but it's also a heterogeneous game whose content may not appeal to everyone equally. It's a very special video game in the Switch 2 catalog.
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News Tower is a very solid Tycoon game that perfectly understands what makes the genre appealing: balance, constant progression, and decisions with impact. Its setting works wonderfully and manages to transport you to the real pressure of putting out a weekly newspaper while managing workers, egos, interests, and external pressures. If you are attracted to the world of journalism or this genre, I recommend it.
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NASCAR 25 is a competent simcade that delivers as an official game, with surprisingly good AI and a Career mode with interesting ideas, but it falls short of the realism of iRacing. Its handling is accessible and enjoyable, although uneven on Road. Performance issues on PC, some missing content, a very poor setting, and disappointing online play prevent it from standing out more.
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Possessor(s) is a Metroidvania with a powerful setting, but its ideas never quite come together. Its post-apocalyptic world and the relationship between Luca and Rehm are interesting, but the game is weighed down by a map design that lacks variety, imprecise controls, unfulfilling exploration, and combat that falls short. It's a title for those who never miss a Metroidvania.
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