Dani Mateo
Godbreakers blends frantic roguelike action, power absorption, and brilliant co-op, delivering highly satisfying combat despite limited run variety and progression that never feels especially inspired.
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Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault improves combat, exploration, and roguelike variety with clear ambition, but its shop loses weight and identity, making adventure outshine commerce.
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Neon Inferno fires nostalgia and modernity across a gorgeous cyberpunk New York, with frantic action, two playable planes, and pixel art that shines as brightly as its neon.
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With more than 125 aircraft, thousands of airports, and real-time weather, Flight Simulator 2024 dazzles on console, although it demands patience, time, and a willingness to learn.
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KinnikuNeko: Super Muscle Cat is as absurd as it is charming, mixing 90s anime spirit, simple platforming and plenty of indie heart. Some collisions and physics are not perfect, but its humour, pace and minigames make up for it.
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Dispatch stands out as a mature, clever and deeply human interactive series, where managing superheroes matters less than carrying the weight of each decision. It does not revolutionize the Telltale formula, but its adult tone, characters and emotional impact leave a mark.
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Absolum is a modern beat ’em up with a roguelite soul, updating the arcade spirit without losing impact. Its combat, characters and progression quickly pull you in, although the initial learning curve may demand a little patience.
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