The concept of running people over to turn them into enemies of an isekai heroine is as absurd as it is fitting for an adventure as funny and over-the-top as Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World. This indie game is short and doesn't boast impressive technical aspects, but it offers tons of fun and very likeable characters that serve as a perfect parody of the 'isekai' genre that currently saturates the world of manga and anime.
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Dead Weight's pixel art and fast-paced combat system are its main strengths and may be enough to please some players, but balance issues, the tedium of repeatedly replaying the initial levels, and a wasted lore meant I had no interest in returning after defeating the three bosses. Even so, there's still some fun to be found in its quick, turn-based tactical battles.
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The Mermaid Mask is an excellent detective adventure with a well-crafted narrative full of mysteries, memorable characters, fun puzzles, and plenty of personality. Some pacing issues in the first half and a spanish translation that omits a few details detract from the experience, but it's well worth immersing yourself in the mysteries of the submarine Mortuga alongside Grimoire and Sally.
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Denshattack! is undoubtedly one of the best games of 2026. This colorful and intense train adventure had me smiling the entire time as I overcame impossible obstacles, faced giant robots, and turned my rivals into allies like something out of a shonen anime. It's a wonderful experience filled with great music and spectacular moments that you simply can't miss.
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While it's debatable whether a remake of a good game that's still readily available was truly necessary, there's no doubt that Assassin's Creed Black Flag benefits greatly from the improvements in this 'Resynced' version. It looks and plays better than ever, but the game's main strengths remain those inherited from the original: an excellent story that skillfully handles its philosophical themes and a superb setting that begs to be explored. It also inherits the original's flaws, such as poor enemy AI and mechanics that can become repetitive, but that doesn't detract from it being a wonderful experience.
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The Drifter is a graphic adventure like no other. The combination of its intriguing story, excellent voice acting, and control system makes it a must-play for fans of the genre, and it might even win over those who have never played one of these games before. Some puzzles are a bit obtuse, and others too simple, but it maintains a good balance that makes this game a great experience.
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I'll state the obvious first: If you enjoyed Dave the Diver, you'll enjoy this DLC. While the basic structure is "more of the same," the mechanics remain solid and fun. The sections in Utaru Village and the new characters are very welcome additions that give the game a sense of community where Dave finally gets the respect he deserves at a narrative level. Some of the new minigames and activities—mainly the turn-based combat—don't quite fit in. They're not necessarily bad, but they do disrupt the otherwise excellent pacing of the game.
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Many will surely compare this title to classic Zelda games or FromSoftware titles like Dark Souls or Bloodborne, but Mina the Hollower is much more than that. This fantastic game has its own unique personality and a playable charm that goes beyond its open world and difficulty. Furthermore, it understands, like few others, the satisfaction of discovering a well-hidden secret.
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Describing a game as "a love letter" to something is a cliché, but the truth is, there's no better way to describe this work than as "a love letter to Batman's history." Fans of the character will enjoy a fun journey through the cinematic history of the Dark Knight, filled with entertaining puzzles and plenty of objects to find. However, those who haven't seen the movies and won't understand the references and might not forgive the numerous technical issues, the repetitive combat system, or the many minor flaws it has.
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A short, but kinda hard action platformer with a retro style and gameplay inspired in old arcade games. I enjoyed it, but what I really loved is how unapologetically mexican it is. Not only her main character is inspired on the heroines of the revolution and the enemies are creatures or latin american folklore, but there's a lot of details and references to mexican culture.
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Saros will not only satisfy Returnal fans, but also has the potential to attract a new audience with its intense combat system and wonderful cosmic horror setting. We just hope that the difficulty spikes, how overwhelming it can be at times, and some narrative issues don't scare off some players too much.
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Pragmata made me fall in love with its fun combat system based on hacking minigames and the adorable 'father-daughter' relationship between Hugh and Diana. It's true that all its other gameplay and narrative elements are very traditional and unoriginal, but this game makes excellent use of its strengths and will undoubtedly be considered one of the best of the year.
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I fell so in love with Giovanna 'eight shots' Randazzo and the "decopunk" world she inhabits that I can easily overlook the problems it has with its narrative and technical aspects. It's a great narrative RPG, and I'd love to see its universe expanded in future games. The 'lore' was great, the turn-based vehicle combat was challenging and exciting. The visual art and musc are perfect. I wish it had better plot points and didn't run so bad in my PC, but I really didn't care that much about those issues.
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This is a very faithful remake to the story and structure of the original Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly, which is appreciated, but it could have done much more to make the original experience more interesting. Many of the new elements are underutilized and it retains old elements that feel outdated, but beneath it all, we still find a wonderful and chilling horror story with a strong japanese flavor that is well worth experiencing, whether on PS2 or PS5.
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While it's not the first racing game with an anime aesthetic or a storyline, it's great that developers continue to experiment with this combination of elements. Screamer is a game with a lot of personality and interesting ideas in terms of visuals, gameplay, and narrative, but those same ideas can make the controls frustrating and the difficulty of some races seem insurmountable for some players.
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I didn't like any of the gameplay elements of Tales of Berseria Remastered, but its story, soundtrack, and characters captivated me so much that I could tolerate its bizarre combat system, repetitive levels, and clunky customization.
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I love the different take on the Monster Hunter universe offered by the Stories sub-series. Its themes of ecological preservation fit much better than the indiscriminate hunting for better gear in the main saga, and its Game of Thrones-esque story of warring kingdoms adds a lot of points. But it's the monster breeding and enhancement systems that will keep you glued to this title for hours. Some mechanics don't work perfectly and the story loses steam over time, but it's undoubtedly an excellent creature-catching JRPG.
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While I love the idea of experiencing the world of God of War in other styles and genres, Sons of Sparta is somewhat disappointing. It's a fun adventure with some great moments, but it suffers from major problems due to its unbalanced combat system, numerous bugs, jerky animations, and a story that never finds its footing despite having interesting ideas that explore the darker aspects of Spartan martial culture.
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A great survival horror game with a lot of personality and big ideas. Some of those ideas may not quite come together, but its fantastic religious aesthetic, ingenious world, and settings full of secrets made me fall in love with Tormentosa.
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Exploring the open world of Valkyrie Saga in search of secrets is a delight. It offers excellent platforming challenges, an open and engaging progression system, and a mysterious lore. Although its numerous bugs and technical issues can be quite annoying, and its low-poly retro style isn't particularly striking, it's a highly recommended game for curious players who enjoy leaving no corner unexplored.
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