Meristation

The Adventures of Elliot is an enjoyable ARPG with beautiful HD-2D visuals, although there is a lack of depth in some of the core mechanics.

Square Enix raises the bar with Rebirth. Neither the low-quality textures, nor the noticeable pop-in, not even that ocean that looks straight out of a bygone console generation can hide the sheer scale of this port. The game remains as exceptional as ever, and the fact that it runs this smoothly is, quite frankly, miraculous.

The game admirably captures the classic Game Boy essence, adapting it to the modern era with a fascinating and whimsical world to get lost in. Yacht Club Games achieves excellence once again with Mina the Hollower, a creative title that stands out for its exquisite gameplay and constant innovation.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is an experimental title that breaks with the classic structure of the platformer genre.

ZA/UM emerges from a dark, uncertain period with a notable game that proves the studio still has talent, vision and a future ahead of it.

The new Lego Batman takes a step forward and is a terrific tribute to the character’s recent mythology through Nolan and Rocksteady, but it still falls short of being the definitive Lego game.

Forza Horizon 6 shines bringing the most wanted chapter of the franchise: Japan. Playground Games still reigns with a game full of content and possibilities.

Another treat for fans of Cthulhu, Lovecraft, and puzzles. Extremely varied in its puzzles and settings, only held back by its narrative and budget.

Although enjoyable, especially in local multiplayer, Directive 2080's science fiction story feels too familiar. Mechanically, Supermassive Games is stuck in the same formulas.

Mixtape is a truly special adventure that tells its story with great feeling. It has some flaws, but within it lies a wonderful (and nostalgic) story.