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There are places one returns to because of fond memories; then there is St. Amelia, an island lost off the coast of Scotland where any sensible person would likely prefer never to set foot again. Silent Hill: Townfall is the latest entry in the renowned psychological horror franchise, developed by the Scottish studio Screen Burn Interactive and published by Konami in partnership with Annapurna Interactive...

A deep and addictive survival adventure that shines thanks to its magic and progression, although the low resolution limits its appeal on the Nintendo Switch 2.

An unforgettable adventure returns to the Nintendo Switch 2 with smoother gameplay, plenty of content, and business decisions that prevent this re-release from being considered the definitive version for everyone.

Violent hack-and-slash action, a solid story, and great performance clash with a few design choices that impact the experience. A great game that evolves as it progresses.

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is the direct sequel to one of the best JRPG sagas in history, the classic The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, featuring remastered graphics, a re-orchestrated soundtrack, and 3D characters, with voice acting in both Japanese and **** story picks up exactly where the first installment left off, and if we thought it already had a solid plot, this second part takes it even further. After the ending where Joshua leaves us, we'll explore Liberl like never before, revisiting familiar places and discovering entirely new ones, while meeting new faces and reuniting with old acquaintances who will help us with our goal: defeating Uroboros and bringing Joshua back.Visually, this is one of the most striking aspects; It doesn't present major changes compared to the prequel, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, but there is a considerable leap forward from the original game, The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, as it features fully 3D graphics and maps that preserve the essence and original design while adapting to modern standards. I continue to highlight the character designs, which now boast 3D models and much more detailed and realistic expressions, something that perfectly complements each moment of the story and helps convey the emotions of our protagonists. The voice acting remains excellent, with the Japanese dubbing being a particular highlight. Added to this is the inclusion of Spanish text, making the 1st Chapter and this installment the only titles to have it from **** gameplay maintains the same structure of exploration, combat, and progression, but incorporates new mechanics, more content, new activities, and different ways to interact with the world. The new Orbal Device will allow us to obtain different quartz crystals and unlock new arts, while fishing and poker incorporate additional minigames to enjoy during our adventure. All of this is complemented by the hybrid combat system, which maintains the formula that was so well-received in the prequel, with the addition of new characters and abilities that enhance the experience without changing the core gameplay that already works.Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is the continuation of one of the most outstanding stories in the Kiseki saga. We pick up the plot exactly where the first installment left off to experience everything that was built up throughout the first chapter (1st Chapter), delving deeper into the stories of the characters we met and refining the gameplay. If you've made it this far, it's because you've already played the first one, but if you haven't yet, what are you waiting for?

Kemco and Exe.Create bring us Asdivine Knot, the latest installment in the Asdivine franchise, a series of classic JRPG-style games set in a fantasy world. Don't worry if you've never played any of the other titles in the series, as this one features a completely independent story, so you can enjoy the experience even if you're new to the genre and the series. Join Verselio and his companions on their quest to uncover the secrets behind this world and its gods.

Mortal Shell II is a soulslike action RPG developed by Cold Symmetry and published by Playstack. Available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, the title expands upon its predecessor's formula with a more dynamic and aggressive combat system, greater freedom of exploration, and a dark fantasy setting.

A physics-based roguelite with customization that blends nostalgia, unpredictable combat, and solid builds, though its limited variety makes it feel repetitive all too soon.

Immerse yourself in a dystopian Japan alongside a lethal purifier and her loyal guardian. A focused, addictive, and visually captivating experience that reimagines the fundamentals of modern tactical combat.

A PlayStation 2-style 3D action platformer. You control Zirian to save his sister and the world from eternal darkness.

A narrative, role-playing, and management game that may remind you of *Dispatch*, featuring Arthurian mythology and medieval fantasy.

In Pass the Fear, you can experiment and find the best combination of skills for your demon hunter to survive. It combines roguelite and bullet hell gameplay into a fun and replayable experience.

A brilliant remaster of a shoot 'em up that is a cult classic in Japan, in which you delve into a non-existent anime from the 70s.

The post-apocalyptic climate not only brings chaos, desolation, and extreme survival, but also an unexpected surprise. From developer RedSaw Games Studio and publishers Logoi Games and Pathea Games comes Doloc Town, a video game set in this world that invites you to live on a small farm where the mysteries of this town abound.

Dinoblade is a Soulslike-style action RPG, developed and published by Team Spino LLC. Currently available for PC via Steam, it offers an adventure unlike any other Soulslike game—an idea that would have barely made it through a development meeting... but surprisingly, it works.

Fogpiercer ofrece una experiencia táctica por turnos entretenida con posibilidades de crecimiento y muchas variantes de jugabilidad a tener en cuenta.

Animus? The Apple of Eden? Simulations? What are you talking about, pal? Let's go up on deck, Captain Kenway needs us; we're going to sink a couple of Spanish ships, sing some good old sea shanties, and sail the crystal-clear seas surrounding Nassau. Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is here to bring back our pirate dreams once again. Ubisoft joins the remake wave, betting on one of its most ambitious titles of the seventh generation, bringing back the crowd favorite, Assassin's Creed Black Flag, in a remake that's sure to generate a lot of buzz.

The future is a dystopian place; morality is a foreign concept to its inhabitants. Strange beings roam the neon-lit streets, bizarre visions flash before our eyes, and we can't even trust our own senses. An internal psychological war ravages our senses, and all we have to survive are four-sided dice. Welcome to Netherveil; this is Celestial Return.

An adventure so small yet emotionally grand; thus begins the premise of the video game developed and published by Odencat, Mousebusters, a video game that will bring you an experience of exorcism, ghosts and charismatic neighbors with unique stories to discover...

Tiny Bull Studios and publisher 2P Games bring us the intriguing Lovecraftian investigative visual novel, Omen Exitio: Hunger. Another chapter in their Omen Exitio franchise, it blends real-life cases with supernatural events inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft...

Return to life and exact revenge on your former dungeon partner in this new arcade roguelite from Devolver Digital and Doinksoft! Choose between a barbarian, a wizard, and a thief to face dozens of enemies in an 8-bit style...

Deathbulge is a turn-based RPG in which you play as Deathbulge, a band of three rather clumsy misfits who, without realizing it, end up getting caught up in a cursed band battle contest.

Scale the Depths is a captivating maritime adventure focused on the challenging art of stowing and cooking seafood on the high seas. This refreshing and relaxing game is the product of the creative vision of developer Glass Gecko Games and publishers Pretty Soon and Phoenix Games. The true magic of the title lies in its brilliant ability to merge two worlds: the serene atmosphere of casual fishing and the captivating, fun, and vibrant dynamism of the culinary world.

The publisher Dragonis Games allowed us to try out the console version of their surreal Lovecraftian mystery and horror title, Necrophosis, where we will explore an inhospitable world, full of structures and creatures with a grotesque and dark aesthetic.

Realm of Ink, an indie game from Leap Studio and published by 4Divinity. It's an action roguelike with a beautiful visual style inspired by the aesthetics of oriental ink painting, combining frenetic combat with a narrative focused on destiny and identity.

A rather mediocre 3D remake of one of the best games in the R-Type series. It falls short in both gameplay and presentation.

A magnificent experience that perfectly blends stealth with action, enhanced by the charm of the famous James Bond, culminates in a great installment.

The Dark Knight returns. This time in LEGO form, although the bat has been making appearances in these toys, which originated in Denmark, since 2008.

An excellent, albeit brief, offering. For a debut game from the studio, we see a lot of potential in this installment for future titles.

A bloody and brutal fighting game with a solid foundation and decent production values, but one that needs some changes to improve its gameplay.

In this action-platformer heavily inspired by Catalan culture, our three protagonists must stop King Crad before he seizes control of the Dracamar islands. We'll see if this ode from 3Cat and Petoons Studio to classic platformers can keep pace with the genre's greats.

With a forgotten past and dynamic combat, Xseed Games takes us back to Celceta with this RPG that was long held captive exclusively for the PS Vita. In this new version for the Nintendo Switch, with an updated soundtrack, we'll discover if it was worth its release.

Vultures – Scavengers of Death is a turn-based tactical survival horror game developed by Team Vultures and published by Firesquid in collaboration with Gamersky Games, available on PC via Steam. Inspired by classic 90s survival horror games, the title puts the player in the role of an operative who must explore an infested metropolis while collecting materials, resources, and key information to try and develop a cure for a world-threatening infection.

Dive into a side-scrolling pixel art platformer packed with content and a gripping story.

The first game in this series received mixed reviews: some complained about the excessive walking, its short length, and the unconvincing storyline. INDUSTRIA was released in 2021. Five years later, with a release date of April 29, 2026, Bleakmill and Headup Games bring us its highly anticipated sequel, hoping to improve upon the criticisms of the first title while retaining the positive aspects; I'm talking about INDUSTRIA II...

The video game industry has been growing for years, and it's no longer limited to stories of epic heroes or worlds to save. More and more titles are venturing into more personal, more human themes, and that's where many video games find their niche. Such is the case with OPUS: Prism Peak, an interactive narrative adventure focused on photography, developed by the Taiwanese studio SIGONO INC. and published by Shueisha Games. It's part of the OPUS series and is its fourth installment. It was released on April 15, 2026, and its suggested retail price is US$12.49 (prices vary by country). From the outset, it makes it clear that it doesn't aim to be a traditional action game, but rather an intimate, contemplative experience, heavily driven by its story.

A return to Sanctuary to defeat Mephisto, the Lord of Hatred, and to continue the story of Vesel of Hatred in the new region of Skovos. The DLC brings improvements to the game, completely overhauling the skill tree, adding new mechanics and new end-game content, as well as two new playable classes: the Paladin and the Warlock.

What if you mixed a rhythm game with a psychological thriller? That's what WHO YOU, in collaboration with Alliance Arts, presents in their latest game, Yunyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis. In this game, you take control of a hikikomori—for those unfamiliar with the term, hikikomori are people who live in extreme levels of social isolation and confinement to their homes. But will it be any good? Will it only cover the basics?

Published by Mega Cat Studios and developed by ZPF Team, one of the most recent titles for the beloved Sega Genesis, ZPF, has finally arrived on Steam. This horizontal shoot 'em up pushes the classic '90s console to its limits in both graphics and sound. In this review, we'll analyze the game as a whole and also thoroughly examine the quality of the PC port.

A decent option for those looking for a 2D platformer with a retro feel. Relatively short and frustrating at times, but replayable and competent.

We first saw it in 2020, and six years later, it's finally arrived. I'm talking about Capcom's latest; no, it's not Monster Hunter Stories 3, nor Resident Evil Requiem, it's Pragmata, a pure science fiction game that puts us in the shoes (or rather, suit) of an astronaut named Hugh who seeks to escape and survive the dangers of a lunar station, accompanied by a robot girl he names Diane.

Sad Cat Studios debuts in the industry with Replaced, a cinematic 2.5D action-platformer. Set in a retrofuturistic, post-apocalyptic world, this story takes place in an alternate 1980s USA, where we learn the story of Reach, an AI trapped inside its creator's mind. Reach must now learn to cope with human emotions while discovering the complexity and irrationality of humanity and the secrets hidden by the corporation that used it.

An interactive experience that doesn't rely on its gameplay or technical aspects, but rather on its story and spine-chilling sounds. Only for fans of the movie.

This additional content offers challenging new bosses while maintaining a solid and precise combat system, but features more linear levels, less exploration, and less variety, mainly functioning as an interesting excuse to return and continue enjoying the base game.

The latest chapter in Max and Chloe’s journey, which began in Arcadia Bay and now takes them to Lakeport—from Blackwell Academy to Caledon University. A new mystery awaits discovery.

It's a 2.5D platformer in which you control Darwin, an octopus escaping from an alien industrial factory. With no combat, it combines stealth, puzzles, and platforming with a cartoonish visual style and constant humor.

With a nonsensical story and gameplay that leaves a lot to be desired, this latest installment in the Legacy of Kain series falls short for both longtime fans and new players alike.

This cozy and adorable roguelite will immerse us in Grimoire Groves, a mythical forest where the lives of plants and creatures were once intertwined with magic. But when a group of witches decided to make this forest their home, they discovered that the forest spirits had vanished, and very few plants remained. It is our duty to investigate what happened and bring this magical place back to life.

Team Meat brings us the new installment of Super Meat Boy, in collaboration with Sluggerfly, the developer of Ben & Ed and Hell Pie. Super Meat Boy 3D adds another dimension to the already iconic game, but will it be a success? Or will it have to remain in two dimensions?

If Crimson Desert manages to solidify its place over time, it will not only be remembered for its exceptional world or its systems, but as a paradigmatic case of this new era in which games are no longer finished at launch.