Port Royale 4 is a remarkable management game and a nice continuation of the saga. Unfortunately, some design decisions tarnish a game that could have been a worthy heir to the yet to be surpassed Port Royale 2.
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Doraemon: Story of Seasons is a good crossover between the cosmic cat franchise and the developers of the Harvest Moon / Story of Seasons saga. We will not see anything that we have not seen already, and possibly at the farm management level it is below the competition, but a very careful artistic style and the possibility of playing with Nobita's license and his own make a game that little by little that hooks us will give us many hours of fun.
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13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is a must for the fan of good science fiction stories. Point. A good plot, with some great twists, spiced up with charismatic and well-defined characters spice up a mix of visual novel with tactical strategy that works. Perhaps more use of ramifications to add replayability and a greater variety of objectives in battles would have turned a practically outstanding game into a masterpiece. Still, its 30-hour duration will make you not regret your purchase.
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Factorio will delight lovers of optimization lines. Point. With an extensive offering of modes, bomb-proof gameplay, and the ability to alter the game through mods, little more could be asked of the folks at Wube Software.
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Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions will not go down in history as a great football arcade. But the staunch fan will recall nostalgic afternoons with the spin shot or the tiger shot, which are spectacular in the game. Perhaps the mechanics of having to "tire" the goalkeeper will become somewhat repetitive in the long run, but it is a totally enjoyable game.
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Crusader Kings III is not a revolution compared to the second installment. But it is a good evolution. Crusader Kings III is Paradox's masterpiece. It still has some flaws that already had the second part, and is possibly less complete, in content, than the second part with all the DLCs. But it can be said that CK3 vanilla is much more than CK2 vanilla. And the additions such as the house system, the new way of managing the baronies or the perks in the lifestyles are very good additions, in addition to a total visual redesign, with a friendly interface for the new player. Highly recommended. And more knowing that, even without the need to buy paid expansions, Paradox will maintain the game with regular updates.
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In Death: Unchained is a great addition to the roguelite genre for our Oculus Quest. With much more content than its older brother, perhaps its biggest flaws are the limited variety of environments, the imbalance between its two main weapons, and the need to farm to gain new abilities. Even so, if you are a fan of the genre and virtual reality, it is a must. In nothing you will be shooting arrows like a madman.
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Porting FAIRY TAIL to JRPG format is not a bad idea. Both the guild system and the characters themselves lend themselves to it, which, spiced up with a good battle system -like the one the game offers- could have ended up offering the fan a great game. Unfortunately, whether it's due to budget problems or anything else, the game feels half-hearted, with tons of unmodeled characters and extremely repetitive enemies and missions. A failed opportunity that, even so, entertains the 15 hours it lasts.
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Relicta is a very good puzzle game that will keep us glued to the chair squeezing our heads, with a pretty careful visual section, in addition. A certain repetition and lack of rhythm in some sections of the story and a certain "trap" with the scenarios take away points from a game that, in any case, is essential if we are fans of the genre. Homeland product, in addition.
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Tropico 6 sins of continuity, it does not offer anything remarkable except for managing an archipelago, which although it offers some interesting new mechanics, is not an excessive contribution to the saga. Still, Tropico 6 is a remarkable game with a fresh campaign that will offer varied gameplay to the new player and veteran. And it's also worth it just to see what new biting comment our helper will make.
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Trackmania returns, and returns as always, with a great game that will delight competitive players. Unfortunately, it's monetization system can push back potential buyers who don't feel comfortable paying for a subscription. Other environments such as Trackmania Canyon, for example, or the automatic route generator in the editor are also missing.
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When Iron Man VR tucks the player into Iron Man's armor in action moments, he is unrivaled. It is the closest we have been, as gamers, to putting ourselves in the shoes of a superhero. A very irregular rhythm, also cut by endless and excessively frequent loading screens, distances him from the excellent game that could have become. A wasted opportunity from which, even so, I will look forward to the second part if it occurs.
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At Cyber Ops we will act as technical operator for an elite unit that will obey our orders on the ground. It is an interesting idea, and at times well executed, but some not particularly successful design decisions, and various bugs, prevent the game from showing its full potential. Still, it will be interesting to take a look at it again in a few months, after a few patches on its back.
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Summer in Mara is a title whose art captivates visually and musically. With interesting characters and teachings to convey, Chibig offers us a game that will keep us hooked for a long time. Its repeatability when carrying out orders and a not especially inspired interface are the main flaws of a game that, if you have enjoyed Animal Crossing or My time at Portia, you should not miss.
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Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition will not disappoint new and old players. Veterans will encounter a remake-flavored remaster, where the entire interface has been revamped, the graphics section has been improved and the artistic style has been changed, and a couple of new modes have been added to the game to offer more variety to whom has already played it before, in addition to the Future Connected expansion. New players will encounter one of the best JRPGs of the century, with great narrative, great settings, and bomb-proof gameplay. Unfortunately, the performance is poor on a console that can move The Witcher 3, still being fully playable. This, and a major imbalance as a result of the paradigm shift with side quests are the biggest flaws in an otherwise excellent game.
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Lydia, more than a game, is a narrative experience. It boasts a great artistic and sound section, but does not offer much more. It is no more than a curiosity if you do not 'click' with their story. Still, for the price it has, it can be an interesting thing to try.
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Deep Rock Galactic is an outstanding cooperative, in which one moment you will be drinking beers with your companions, and the next you will be riddling enemies. With an enormous amount of detail, Ghost Ship Games' debut feature becomes a must-have, and the studio becomes a studio to follow from now on.
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Convoy is an interesting mix of Faster Than Light and Mad Max that will offer some hours of fun to fans of the genre. Unfortunately, a certain lack of depth makes him stay on a remarkable attempt without further ado. Which is not a bad thing either.
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Being an emergency operator is probably not as fun or exciting as this 112 Operator shows us, but luckily, at Jutsu Games they have not taken that into account when offering us this excellent game of units micromanagement. Also, we may end up sending a police car to arrest a thief who is breaking into our home, who can say no to that?
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We have a great game in front of us that only some especially linear levels and some excessively long sections prevent it from being classified as a masterpiece. Still, a must for lovers of JRPGs in general, and Final Fantasy VII in particular.
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