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Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is Konami's trump card for bringing one of its most legendary franchises back to life. It is a modern Castlevania adapted to the latest mechanics of the Metroidvania genre, featuring classic touches and meticulous attention to detail.

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Valor Mortis is a textbook soulslike, offering a fair challenge and a familiar experience for fans of the genre, yet none of its elements stand out enough to elevate it to the next level.

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Silver Pines is a beautiful homage to David Lynch, Angelo Badalamenti, and Alan Parker; it draws upon the influences of these masters to craft its own story which, within the classic survival horror framework, stands as one of the genre's finest examples and one of the best games of the year.

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Neon Abyss 2 redefine la experiencia roguelike incorporando un innovador sistema de fe, físicas pesadas para armas cuerpo a cuerpo independientes de los personajes, un profundo árbol de habilidades y un vertiginoso caos cooperativo en línea que justifican con creces su evolución frente a la primera entrega.

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Star Wars: Galactic Racer stands out for its addictive "run-based" structure (reminiscent of the roguelike genre) as well as its clever track design and a thrilling sense of speed conveyed through impeccable graphics, technical execution, and sound design. Despite some shortcomings regarding the protagonist's characterization, a lack of offline game modes, and a multiplayer component that could use some polish, Fuse Games’ title successfully brings the racing genre back to the franchise, delivering a fun, challenging experience that is highly recommended for fans of the saga.

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Fading Echo is an action-adventure game that truly shines thanks to its aquamorphosis system, ingenious interconnected world design, and flexible upgrade system, establishing itself as a fresh, solid, and immensely fun experience from start to finish.

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Silent Hill: Townfall breaks the curse of Western developers creating poor Silent Hill titles; Screen Burn succeeds where many have failed, and although not all its elements fully gel, the game ends up being more than the sum of its parts.

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Drawing inspiration from various video games while also following its own philosophy, *The Blood of Dawnwalker* stands out as one of the most interesting open-world RPGs of recent years. It isn't perfect, but it offers an adventure unlike few others in the genre.

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Active Matter blends sci-fi themes with elements of horror, shooting, and tactical combat in one of the most innovative offerings we’ve seen on the market recently. The visuals are truly incredible, the gameplay feels fluid, and the vast array of activities per raid helps keep the experience fresh and challenging... The multiverse has never been this tactical.

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Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns is an excellent remaster that preserves the original's gameplay experience and adds new game modes to make it a more substantial offering, although, naturally, the game does not meet modern standards.

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Graveyard Keeper 2 is an unconventional farming simulator that truly shines in every single detail and mechanic of its gameplay loop. It is a highly recommended experience for fans of management games looking for something fresh.

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Star Wars: Zero Company combines deep squad customization with innovative strategy mechanics, all while delivering an immersive combat experience. Despite minor technical rough edges and inconsistent voice acting, Bit Reactor’s title succeeds in redefining the tactical strategy genre, establishing itself as the best Star Wars franchise entry in years.

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Halloween: The Game offers unique ideas within the asymmetrical horror genre, but the game's technical side is plagued by bugs and performance issues that detract from the experience.

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Orbitals recaptures the magic of pure cooperative gaming on Nintendo Switch 2. With stunning visuals inspired by 80s anime and addictive gameplay, it is a charming, must-play space journey to share with a partner or friends.

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is Capcom's best game of 2026—a title featuring cutting-edge visuals, a protagonist who ranks among the company's finest, and combat that will leave players jaw-dropped. A triumph.

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Aspyr revives the 2011 cult classic with a 4K, 60 FPS Legacy Edition that succeeds thanks to nostalgia and co-op gameplay. Despite retaining the linear design of its era, its polished technical enhancements and visceral group gameplay make this comeback a must-buy at a budget price, paving the way for the resurgence of Tolkien-based games.

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Fangs of Asterkarn pushes the technical limits of Grim Dawn to the max, and although the game is clearly showing its age, the gameplay remains among the best in the ARPG genre.

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Mortal Shell 2 evolves the Soulslike formula by removing the stamina bar, paving the way for more fluid and aggressive combat. With the introduction of the Herald, a vast world to purify via Beacons, a refined system of Shells and PP Items, and striking visuals, this sequel establishes itself as a must-play dark fantasy adventure for Soulslike fans.

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Stalker 2: Cost of Hope significantly expands the story and the map, creating one of the best atmospheres in the post-apocalyptic genre; however, even with this massive update, the title's technical aspects still need some polishing.

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Action, clockpunk platforming, and a massive dose of nostalgia: Duskfade recaptures the magic of the PS2 era with flawless controls, stunning visuals, and superb boss battles. Spanish studio Weird Beluga has delivered one of the year's most solid indie surprises.

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