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The story of how Tetris was made is, like the "story of Tetris", simple and with potentially infinite ramifications.

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By remaking the classic JRPG staple, Square Enix reminds us why Dragon Quest achieved the status it has today, and encourages us to think about what legendary games of the future could be like.

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The impossible crossover between Aloy's universe and the most popular building blocks on the planet knows how to please, but ends up not going very far.

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Almost twenty years after its premiere, the modern zombie classic returns to the front line with a new and careful edition that blurs the line between remaster and remake.

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Saber Interactive takes the reins of a sequel that refines the foundations of the original and gives them an indisputable presentation, fascinating solo but designed for cooperation.

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Furniture & Mattress' debut game moves all its threads with surgical precision to get puzzles and adventures to share a triumphant close-up.

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All the precision and craftsmanship of Capcom are found in this unique game, which mixes action and strategy in one of the most compact and memorable experiences of the year.

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Jumping from shadow to shadow, SCHiM's platform ends up being washed out and superficial, less alive and stimulating than it could.

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After Terra Nil, Free Lives returns to the macarrada with a frantic and ultra-violent arcade that subjects you to the rules of its deranged universe, getting you drunk with absurd humor and kicks.

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The ambitious action platform of the Chinese studio Bingobell leaves early access, expanding and polishing a generic and aimless game, condemned to live behind its references.

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With a very powerful aesthetic identity and a sorprendent working and healthy gameplay, The Water Museum has a reflexion that works well and is highly creative and powerful thanks to its mechanisms.

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FromSoftware's ambitious and irrepressible open world expands with an expansion that summarizes, condenses and elevates the great virtues of the base game, reminding us why we fell in love with the original in 2022.

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Ninja Theory returns to Senua's universe with a sequel brimming with technical virtues that coexist with the loss of focus on what it is trying to tell.

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With a sensitivity that is rare to see and a very marked intentionality, Odd Meter reflects on faith and meaning in one of the most unique and powerful games of the year.

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The explicit and self-confessed influence of NieR: Automata ends up having just enough importance in Stellar Blade—an enjoyable, solid action game, somewhat confusing and overloaded, and without much to say.

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With a glacial pace, a hostile world and admirable parsimony, Act Normal Games' (failed) graphic adventure knows how to make a place for itself in the memory.

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A delicate and sensitive story of mothers, daughters and families that lacks the edge it'd need to be truly memorable.

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Cuban studio Empty Head Games debuts with a puzzle platformer about stories and their endings, about how narratives and their protagonists live and die.

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A run and gun in which there is no shortage of tributes and nods but that does not waste the opportunity to build around that pure and crystalline subgenre that has its two main pillars in its name.

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Riv Hester debuts with a platform game that starts from the best influences, but that knows how to stand out not for what it takes from others but for how it goes beyond its referents.

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