Lonely Mountains: Downhill is a little indie gem. With such a simple proposal, it's a surprise to see how fun and addictive it is. But it is also a game that is also enjoyed visually, and achieves an atmosphere of calm and solitude in really beautiful settings. It is a pity that the performance is not as good as it should be, but we would be talking about an even greater work.
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Yakuza Kiwami is a remake of the original Yakuza, which not only updates it in its technical section, but also knows how to implement all the improvements and possibilities of the most current Yakuzas. Without being perfect or as complete as the last installments, it is still the perfect entry point to the franchise, especially if we have never played any, or made it to its first installment so many years ago.
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Red Wings: Aces of the Sky puts us at the controls of an airplane during the Great War. With a campaign that mixes true historical events with solid arcade gameplay, we will fly planes from both sides while facing each other in dog-face combat. The powerful starting ends up being simplified to an interesting arcade, although it aimed at much more.
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Fallout 76: Wastelanders is that Fallout 76 should have been from the start. Bethesda has made Fallout 76 work as a single player game, with the return of NPCs, factions, a complete system of both reputation and dialogue with authentic playable repercussions, and a new story arc that completes the original story; and he has put together an ambitious multiplayer content plan based on seasons and Nuclear Winter, his own Battle Royal. Despite continuing to drag many base problems, now it is worth giving it a try.
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SNK Gals' Fighters is an original game by the old Neo Geo Pocket that returns to Nintendo Switch to demonstrate the benefits of SNK's portable system, and the ingenuity to bring to this machine its great catalog of fighting games. We are facing a dream match of female characters from various games of the company, which despite the limitations of the control and a brief number of fighters, knows how to entertain and give enough depth to their battles. Let's hope that together with the Samurai Shodown II already appeared on Switch as a promotion, it will be the beginning of a series that recovers the best of the Neo Geo Pocket catalog on the Nintendo hybrid.
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Infinite - Beyond the Mind is a 2D action and platform game with a well-crafted retro aesthetic and high-level development. 16 levels of unbridled action await us, either alone or cooperatively, without slowing down or feeling repetitive due to the variety of some of them. You will have fun from start to finish and it will leave you wanting more.
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SEGA AGES: G-LOC Air Battle is a great version of the funny Yu Suzuki's G-LOC Air Battle arcade, and a great addition to the Nintendo Switch Sega Ages collection since this arcade had never been released on the domestic market beyond from lower versions on some of the retro platforms. Fun but short, and a little uncontrollable in extreme difficulties, but with an exceptional treatment of M2, as usual.
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Ash of Gods: Redemption is a game to take into consideration within its genre, and it has tried to be ambitious in its presentation, history, and staging, although perhaps for this reason it has neglected some factors such as greater playable balance, controls more intuitive, and in our particular case, a better translation. Anyway, any fan of the genre, and especially if you have already enjoyed The Banner Saga, which our game takes a lot from, we have to give it a try.
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Dread Nautical is an exploration and survival adventure that, combining elements of strategy games, turn-based RPGs, and roguelites, create an interesting experience. It has its drawbacks, such as micro-management of survivors, or a certain repetitiveness, but they are still interesting, and the Lovecraftian story is a plus.
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Little Town Hero is a turn-based RPG with a very particular combat system similar to that of card games. The combat system is too dense and constantly evolving, but you get to master yourself with patience and planning a good strategy, it also feels quite fresh and innovative. It is a shame that it has only arrived in English and Japanese, because given the gender this can influence more than one user.
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ARCADE FUZZ collects two games by brazilian indie developer Walter Romero, TTV3 and WARPZONE DRIFTER. Pure arcades that require extreme skill, ideal for fast and frantic games, but are not as refined as his star saga, UBERMOSH.
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UBERMOSH: OMEGA is a twin stick shooter very difficult to qualify, as it is aimed at a very specific audience that has turned this Walter Machado saga into a cult franchise. Pure and frenetic arcade that hides more than it seems in its barely 90 seconds.
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Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy returns with a remaster for Switch and PlayStation 4. Following the footsteps of the successful Jedi Outcast and upgrade it in playability and gameplay balance, though Kyle Katarn's change for a random apprentice makes the game lose a little of charisma. A welcome remastering by all fans of the franchise, and one of the games that deserve to carry the words Star Wars in the title.
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Tharsis is a turn-based survival and strategy game based on dice roll. It is a complex and difficult game, where in addition to doing everything correctly, we must be very lucky not to lose the game. It is addictive as we learn to play and progress in decision making and problem solving, but our margin of error is almost non-existent, and really, because of the weight of the random variable, we will never end up having control over what it happens in the game.
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Bubble Bobble 4 Friends is the new part of this long-running Taito franchise. With a cooperative game oriented approach, and new mechanics and skills, the game guarantees us simple and direct fun, although it is true that it can be short, and easy, at least the first round, although ININ Games has taken into account the customers feedback and is preparing a free expansion with more levels and the return of Baron von Blubba, a classic, and a good move by the studio.
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HyperParasite is a twin stick shooter / brawler with roguelike elements and a very original, thug and fun proposal, this time we are the bad alien that hates humanity, and we will have to infect numerous humans to take control of their bodies and fulfill our objective, infect the president and press the red button of the mass destruction. Highly recommended.
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Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories is quite a special game. Belonging to a very specific niche in the market, and to a franchise considered cult in that market, it is a fairly continuous part, which also suffers the consequences of having gone through a tortuous development with a change of platform included. Apparently but technically fair, and with a chaotic and irregular narrative that will take us from situations of great harshness to others of continual shame. At least it's entertaining and it has his audience.
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Dandara was a game with high qualifications, and now that it has an expansion that, in addition to new content, also gives it soul, we cannot stop recommending it. A metroidvania different in style and implementation, but just as addictive and recommended as its most notable peers in the genre.
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Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is the version that every fan of the fighting games was waiting for, 40 fighters, 34 stages, and more than 200 cosmetic objects complete a game that already has all its modes in full - in the absence of the already announced Online Tournament Mode - And it has also been able to touch up the gameplay with the inclusion of a second V-Skill for each fighter, which will make the fighting somewhat more interesting and unpredictable. If you like the fighting games, this is your game.
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Darksiders Genesis is a minor game in the Darksiders franchise, but despite this, and the playable change of perspective, it is still a 100% Darksiders. Finally we meet the fourth Horseman, Strife, which will bring us a new way to play, and we will put ourselves in the skin of War again. It can be enjoyed perfectly alone but it is in a cooperative, where you can get the most out of the combination of both characters. The Switch version has lacked a technical boost, though it's still fully enjoyable.
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