Planet of Lana doesn't reinvent the wheel within its genre of atmospheric 2D games, but it has the charm, beauty, and necessary challenges to emotionally invest us for a handful of hours.
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LEGO 2K Drive is a solid open-world kart racer that loses its strength when its MMO nature is revealed.
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Despite its stunning visuals and smooth gameplay, Dead Island 2 ultimately falls short in terms of depth and originality, offering little more than another run-of-the-mill zombie game to play with friends in cooperative mode.
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With Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores, players can expect more of an extension to the story than a full expansion, but it still offers Aloy a chance to showcase her role as a key protagonist.
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The release of Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure brings back Forza Horizon expansions with a decent and enjoyable package, but it doesn't quite live up to the standards set by Playground Games' previous incredible expansions.
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Minecraft's newest spin-off game features a new format while still retaining the familiar elements that players love, making it a great entry point for newcomers to the franchise.
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Despite a somewhat shaky launch, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has proven to be one of the most outstanding Star Wars games ever made, offering a compelling and immersive experience that easily places it among the top contenders for game of the year.
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With an abundance of new content, Sloclap's re-release of Sifu makes this demanding game more approachable and fun without sacrificing its challenging gameplay.
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While not reinventing the wheel, the Resident Evil 4 remake offers a safe reimagining that emphasizes the series' action-packed nature over its horror elements.
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Offering a thrilling blend of music and shooter action, Pistol Whip feels like it could be a perfect fit for the John Wick universe.
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Atomic Heart presents itself with great ambitions and a huge love for other videogames, but ends up being a mishmash of ideas in a boring product, sometimes amateurish and potentially with a rotten heart.
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One of the first bets for the PlayStation VR2 is a journey to the far distant galaxy of Star Wars, which, despite the repetition, is a satisfying shooter that takes advantage of some of the best features of the new PlayStation 5 peripheral.
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Horizon Call of the Mountain doesn't do much to expand the world of Horizon, but it does almost everything to convince us that PlayStation VR2 is a fantastic platform for immersive gaming.
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Hogwarts Legacy arrives full of ambition to deliver an action RPG that's the ultimate wizarding experience in the world of Harry Potter, and it succeeds! Even if accompanied with an uninteresting and flat narrative.
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It's not the first good remake out there, but EA Motive's work on Dead Space is yet another example of how excellently well executed remakes can be.
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Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core Reunion is an admirable conversion of the PSP exclusive, which brings Zack's adventure to modern platforms with new looks but with a bit of outdated silliness attached.
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The return of Criterion to Need For Speed franchise is done in name only, in a bombastic game, that also suffers from an huge imbalance of challenges and lacks the elements that make us think of the legendary studio.
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Sonic Frontiers is full of oddities and anomalies, but it has the right ingredients to be a really fun adventure.
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Pentiment presents a satisfying and captivating narrative exercise in one unexpected whodunit, and along the way it questions the role of art and religion in the history of our civilization.
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With God of War Ragnarök, Santa Monica Studio embraced their vision with the force of a thousand suns, to deliver one of the most satisfying experiences we've had this generation.
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