REANIMAL is a very coherent evolution of what Tarsier Studios had been building, further honing their talent for creating oppressive and impactful worlds. It doesn't reinvent the formula, but it elevates it thanks to top-notch art direction and sound design, and a cooperative mode that adds real personality to the experience. Its limitations in gameplay depth and its tight length are still present, but they are clearly secondary to the strength of its premise. It's a game that stays with you long after you finish it, and that's something not all games achieve.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Blood on Crystal serves as the necessary conclusion to the Atomic Heart arc, focusing more on providing continuity and resolution to its story than reinventing the gameplay formula. It's not an expansion that seeks to surprise with radical changes, but rather to consolidate what has been built so far and give a coherent ending to P-3's journey. From that perspective, it delivers on its promise: expanding the universe and concluding the main plot without betraying the identity of the base game. It may not be the most innovative DLC in the series, but it is certainly one of the most consistent in its purpose.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
MOUSE: P.I. for Hire is a game that stands out for its stunning art direction and distinctive identity, capable of making a lasting impression from the very first minute. Its gameplay, while solid and enjoyable, complements the overall experience well, only occasionally falling short of the variety its powerful visual presentation suggests. Even so, it manages to hold its own with remarkable ease thanks to its pacing and personality. It's a game that shines particularly brightly for how it looks and feels, rather than for any attempt to reinvent the genre.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege is a very clear statement of intent: a direct homage to classic action-platformers with a distinct retro feel and uncompromising difficulty. Its art style and sound design are very well done and greatly enhance the experience, although certain aspects of the controls and design can feel somewhat stiff or frustrating. It's a game that works particularly well if you approach it without expecting too many modern conveniences. For those looking for a well-executed classic challenge, it delivers quite well.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta is a very solid way to revisit one of the saga's most interesting installments, respecting its essence while adding small tweaks that make it more accessible and appealing today. Its agile combat, constant exploration, and carefully crafted soundtrack still work very well, demonstrating that the original's foundation was truly strong. Although it suffers from some limitations inherent to its classic design, the experience remains fresh and enjoyable from beginning to end. Ultimately, this remaster serves both as a way to discover Ys IV in its official version and to rediscover an adventure that still has much to offer.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Ereban: Shadow Legacy presents itself as a solid and distinctive stealth game, basing much of its appeal on shadowy movement and observation-focused level design. Its greatest strength lies in how it allows players to experiment with the environment, constantly combining light and darkness without losing momentum. While its story and some secondary systems aren't particularly deep, they serve their purpose well within the overall experience. Overall, it's a polished, entertaining, and coherent game, especially recommended for those who enjoy more tactical and patient stealth without excessive difficulty.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Starfield, Bethesda's masterpiece, offers one of the most captivating and immersive gameplay experiences in modern space RPGs. The freedom it provides is immense, allowing you to do virtually anything you can imagine, thanks to a robust role-playing system and multiple ways to approach the adventure. On the other hand, its learning curve can be somewhat steep at first, leading to a slightly confusing initial feeling, but once you overcome that hurdle, you'll be completely immersed in its universe.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Gecko Gods is an adventure with a very clear identity and an exploration approach that works especially well when it leverages its free movement and vertical world. Its camera issues, some clunky controls, and minor technical glitches prevent the experience from being completely flawless. Even so, it manages to convey a constant sense of discovery and tranquility that fits perfectly with its premise. It's a highly recommended game if you accept its unique nature.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Darwin's Paradox! is a very solid and distinctive adventure, standing out above all for its protagonist and how well it develops its central idea. Despite some inconsistencies in the stealth mechanics and a few somewhat uneven difficulty spikes, the experience remains consistently entertaining and charming. Its rather tight length and a few less polished moments prevent it from reaching its full potential, but they don't detract from what it offers. It's a game that's far more enjoyable than its minor issues might suggest.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Skautfold: Moonless Knight is one of those games that grabs you without warning. Its dark and mysterious world compels you to explore and carefully consider every move, and the challenging combat keeps you constantly on your toes. The console version successfully captures the essence of the original PC game. Ultimately, it's a game to be enjoyed at your own pace, leaving you with the feeling of having discovered something truly special, despite being part of a franchise with five installments already.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
The Rogue Prince of Persia leaves us with the feeling that the saga still has plenty to offer when it dares to explore new paths without losing its identity. Evil Empire has crafted a fast-paced, fun, and highly replayable adventure, notable for its fluid movement and direct focus on action. It may not reach the depth of the great roguelite classics, but its approach works effectively and maintains interest for many hours. Overall, this is a bold and well-executed return that proves the Prince still has plenty of fight left in him.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves - Legend Edition offers a much more complete version of the original game, an exciting roster that blends franchise legends with explosive guest characters, and a powerful audiovisual presentation. The variety of modes and the integration of content from both season passes make it a near-essential experience for anyone looking for a fighting game today. Overall, this Legend Edition represents one of the most compelling offerings in the genre right now, alongside Street Fighter and Tekken.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
The MARVEL Maximum Collection delivers a nostalgic and entertaining experience, faithfully rescuing some lesser-known Marvel classics and adding modern enhancements that make gameplay easier without sacrificing the essence of the original. While some titles stand out more than others and the selection isn't exhaustive, the collection remains enjoyable and varied, allowing players to relive the action and charm of the early 90s. It's ideal for both those who remember these games and new players looking to explore this part of Marvel's history in video games.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Taito Milestones 4 presents ten more classic Taito titles released in arcades during the 80s and early 90s. The selection includes some heavy hitters from Taito's catalog, as well as some lesser-known games, and the compilation's extras are conspicuously absent, just like in previous installments—beyond the configuration options for each game, the save state feature, and the online leaderboards. Nevertheless, these kinds of products dedicated to preserving classic games are appreciated, though they could be given a bit more polish.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Minishoot' Adventures is a little indie gem that proves innovation doesn't always require reinventing the wheel; it simply requires cleverly and carefully combining familiar ideas. Its interconnected world, well-designed dungeons, and constant sense of discovery make it a highly enjoyable title. Although the story is simple and there are some repetitive moments, the overall experience more than makes up for it. Without a doubt, it's a delightful surprise that deserves to be savored from beginning to end.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage is the definitive version of Virtua Fighter 5, combining technical depth, accessibility for newcomers, and extensive content. The Switch 2 version proves that the franchise can shine on a handheld without sacrificing quality or fluidity, although some characters, like Dural, are offered as paid DLC. With solid modes, a robust online component, and the new World Stage, it's a must-have for fans of the genre and competitive players alike. Furthermore, it makes it clear that Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is laying the groundwork for the next Virtua Fighter installment.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
The Midnight Walk is a journey that envelops us in its poetic darkness, symbolic light, and eccentric characters, where every scene feels like a work of art. The combination of unique aesthetics, suggestive narrative, and contemplative gameplay creates an intimate and immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression. It doesn't aim to be a complex mechanical challenge, but rather a sensory and emotional stroll that manages to thrill and fascinate. Undoubtedly, it's a title that demonstrates that video games can also be art in motion, and now, on Switch 2 as well.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection proves that the Nintendo DS trilogy still has plenty to offer. Star Force 3 stands as the pinnacle of the combat system, while the variations of each game expand the gameplay and offer countless hours of content. The adaptation to modern systems works well, the extras and recovered content are a welcome addition, and the collection ensures that the experience of exploring Wave World and its challenges remains appealing even to a new audience. It is, without a doubt, the most complete way to experience this era of Mega Man.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Shadow Tactics: Aiko’s Choice is an expansion that continues the excellence of the original game, offering more focused and intense missions centered on Aiko. Its shorter length and lack of new mechanics make it ideal for fans looking for more of the same tactical challenge, though it might not surprise those expecting innovation. Even so, the level design, gameplay, and faithfulness to the spirit of the base game make it a highly recommended experience. A solid and polished way to return to Edo-period Japan through stealth and strategy.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
While some graphical and control improvements could still be refined, Tomb Raider I–III Remastered stands as the definitive edition of three of the most beloved games of the late 90s. Thanks to the native Switch 2 version and the recent update with Challenge Mode, additional outfits, and achievements, this collection offers a more complete and accessible experience, whether you want to enjoy the classics with modernized graphics and controls or relive them as you did back in the day.
Review in Spanish | Read full review