This is a game that focuses on adaptation and teamwork in short but action-packed matches. Thanks to the vast experience of Hidetaka Miyazaki's studio, it draws on different playstyles to achieve a synergy that gives the title—despite belonging to the Elden Ring universe—a lot of personality.
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By focusing on next-gen consoles and PCs, this game is able to show clear graphical optimization and a more polished driving simulation. Codemasters has made adjustments to handling, understeer, and the ERS system this year. However, not all innovations are successful. The Breaking Point 3 mode, despite the visual improvements, fails to engage the player because our actions have little real impact on the narrative. Furthermore, the high price is not justified by the annual upgrades and remains in a point that makes us believe this franchise doesn't need an annual release.
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After 32 years, many find it very difficult to innovate. However, id Software has managed to introduce new mechanics and design improvements to its old formula, opting for a first-person action-adventure approach. The studio has opted to return to its roots, abandoning multiplayer mode.
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A great addition to the catalog of fighting game compilations from the genre's golden age. This collection gives players the opportunity to rediscover lesser-known titles—or some forgotten due to their low popularity—along with acclaimed classics.
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An ambitious modernization that undeniably preserves the essence of the 2006 classic while introducing visual, gameplay, and quality-of-life improvements. Thanks to this —and despite even inheriting the original's flaws—Bethesda and Virtuos have delivered a smoother experience with a great set of accessibility options for new players.
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We are facing a title that will undoubtedly be the roadmap for future SNK games and will be the best fighting game of 2025.
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South of Midnight is a short experience, which, despite its narrative strengths and immersive, spectacular setting, suffers from certain weaknesses in the execution of its story and the development of its main and secondary characters. Additionally, its gameplay isn't bad, but the level and combat design quickly become repetitive—given the game's short length.
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Bleach: Rebirth of Souls offers a combat system with interesting, innovative and strategic mechanics. Thanks to that, this is a fighting game with enough depth to appeal to the community of a genre as demanding as the FGC.
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Despite its simple appearance, it manages to deliver an immersive and terrifying experience thanks to its great use of sound, and the grotesque, but memorable character design by François Coulombe-Fortier.
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Even 30 years after their debut, the first two games in the Gensō Suikoden franchise, with only a handful of superficial improvements, haven't let the passage of time dull them. While this isn't a perfect collection, it is the definitive way to re-experience and preserve two of the Japanese RPG gems that were lost to time.
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Despite the positive aspects, it's worth noting that the game starring Majima—despite having original mechanics—draws heavily from the previous installment. But one thing we're sure of is that this isn't the last time we'll see Shimano's crazy dog.
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We can't deny this feels like a thing of the past for new players. Its game modes aren't sufficient, and in the case of the entry mode, the quality of life options for the player are minimal. Despite this, aside from some netcode issues, for us Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. is a great gateway for those interested in SEGA's fighting game to be ready for the newly announced installment from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio.
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This classic is a product for die-hard JRPG fans—especially in our region. Its lack of Spanish localization, and its exploration and lack of NPC work mean that more modern players may struggle or unnecessarily prolong their adventure. However, Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana is a testament to Falcom's boss design and features music that has managed to stand the test of time.
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Perfectly reproduces the universe and the dynamics between the characters, which thanks to the excellent voice acting and musical atmosphere complement each other perfectly to make the player feel like they are in one of the films of the classic trilogy. Unfortunately, the game has some flaws, but despite this it is a game that you should definitely play and despite not having as much action as others in the genre, it has managed to quench our thirst for adventure that the lack of a new Uncharted has left.
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This is the beginning of a new era for Atlus RPGs. Over the course of the 87 hours it took us to complete this adventure, we experienced amazing combats, explored a beautiful world and enjoyed the freedom that Studio Zero has given us players with the Archetypes. Additionally, the game immersed us in an epic story with multiple plot twists and a strong political message of unity, freedom, and understanding that we hope will resonate as strongly with you as it did with us.
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