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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.

Nixxes Software delivers a stellar port that establishes the PC version as the definitive way to experience Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. Exclusive ray tracing, ultrawide support, four upscaling technologies, excellent performance, and remarkable stability all come together here. If your hardware can handle it, there is no reason to play it anywhere else. Kojima dreamed up a world; Nixxes gave it the frame it deserved.

Capcom nos trae la tercera entrega de la saga Monster Hunter Stories, Twisted Reflection, con una historia completamente independiente de las anteriores y con mejoras notorias a sus antecesoras, todas relacionadas con lo que se conoce como Monsties, los Monster que tienen un vínculo con los Riders.

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A remaster that does justice to the original visually, but does little to address its shortcomings in terms of combat. Recommended for fans of dark fantasy and Soul Reaver.

Same graphics and sound quality, a 100% faithful port of the original remake that remains an excellent game, but at a price that is not justified. Pokémon Home is coming soon to make completing the Pokédex easier.

Capcom’s new entry blends the classic and the modern in excellent harmony, with Leon bringing us closer to the most visceral action while Grace reminds us that the soul of the series still lies in Survival Horror.

Pokémon LeafGreen is the port of the GBA game, now available for Nintendo Switch in its purest form. Pokémon Online will eventually be added, but nothing else. While it is an excellent game, it may only be recommended for die-hard fans due to its high price.

If you never played Yakuza 3 back in the day, Kiwami 3 is probably a solid way to experience this story. You will not miss what you never knew, and what is here works well. If you are a longtime fan of the series, the recommendation comes with an asterisk: play it for the updated combat, for Dark Ties, for the renewed Okinawa, but be prepared to feel that something is missing. Because it is. And you know it from the moment you open the substories menu and see that number. Kiryu deserves more. So do we.

Hordes of Hunger is a very interesting game, as it is an action-survival roguelike, competing with games such as Risk of Rain 2 and Megabonk. Despite being a genre that has already been explored, this title has some fairly unique systems that are worth experiencing.

A side-scrolling action RPG with beat 'em up mechanics where you play as an immortal warrior defending humanity's last refuge tower. You can choose from four very different classes, the combat is fluid and fun, and visually it's beautiful, with a very striking cartoon style.

Diablo II: Resurrected continues to expand its legacy with Reign of Warlock, a new DLC that enhances the classic Blizzard ARPG experience. This expansion introduces a new player class, the Conjurer, along with larger maps, more complex dungeons, and a difficulty curve that scales more aggressively as you progress. Without reinventing the formula, it focuses on reinforcing the essence that made the title an icon of the genre.

If you enjoyed the first Code Vein, this game is for you, but the truth is that the initial performance issues make it a bit difficult to play. With DLSS enabled and a few tweaks, the game runs like a dream. I didn't have any serious problems beyond the occasional frame rate drop, and what it offers compared to the first game is much more entertaining. Before starting this review, I spent a couple of hours with the 2019 version and found it very slow. Now, in the first few hours, it almost felt like this sequel was a hack-and-slash using the fast weapons. But then the high-level enemies started appearing, and I had to rethink my strategies.

An arcade tennis game designed for group play, with excessive powers, accessible controls, and lots of content from the start, although with a weak story mode and a clear focus on social fun.

In short, Cairn is an unprecedented adventure. There are no battles, no shooting, only one enemy: the great challenge that awaits you on the ascent of Mount Kami. Aava's journey is an adventure that combines strategy, exploration, resource management, and a high degree of precision and cunning. Every step you take in Cairn could be fatal, so you must carefully analyze each move and decision to avoid future regrets.

A massive expansion that easily doubles the amount of time you'll put into the already content-rich game. Recommended for those who love challenging games.

The story is somewhat childish in places, striving for a more mature tone at times without detracting from the player's enjoyment of the adventure aesthetic. There's no age limit to appreciate the characters and their struggles; it's a game with a large cast of characters, each contributing to the creation of a vast world marked by both tragedy and **** gameplay is equally impressive. Initially, it might seem like any other JRPG, but the vocation changes and accessibility make combat a dynamic and refreshing experience with every step. It gradually increases in complexity but remains challenging even on normal **** graphics are gorgeous. The lighting is essential in bringing the expansive environments and world models to life. The character design is superb, and the soundtrack, with its ever-present orchestra, feels very natural. It's not a game that demands too much in terms of system requirements. I didn't encounter a single bug, and after 30 hours of play, I still feel like I have three times as much content left to explore. It's true that the price is perhaps a bit high ($60 for pre-order), but it's still worth it for everything it offers.While it's not my first JRPG, it is my first Dragon Quest, and I'm very happy to have played this remake. The characters are vibrant and charismatic; in some parts, it's a little naive, but it hints at a deeper, darker story behind the scenes. It has a pure fantasy atmosphere that should be experienced by fans of the genre or any enthusiast looking to start with a long and content-rich game.

A visually appealing experiment that imagines Kratos’ origin, but without the tragic fury or the combat that elevated him to the gaming Olympus. Is it a bad metroidvania? No. Is it God of War? No.

A recommended title for My Hero Academia fans and for anyone who enjoys the genre, with truly spectacular moments and a lot of love for the original work, though with clear room for improvement.

In an era where many video games seem obsessed with realism, gigantic worlds teeming with icons, and increasingly expansive yet rigid experiences, it's refreshing to find a title that reminds us of something essential: simply moving well is still, in and of itself, profoundly fun. The 3D platformer was born and established around this idea, but over the years it has lost prominence to heavier structures and more conservative designs...

A short indie game that alternates between platformer and visual novel; it manages to keep you on edge in several parts. Its distinctive pixel art design will remind you of Another World.

The third installment of Team Ninja's franchise is more ambitious than ever. With more enemies, martial arts, an expansive open world, and ninja style that expands the possibilities.

F1 2026 kicks off in March, and what better way to shorten the wait than with some good old-school racing? 3Goo and Vision Reelle invite us to race on some of the most iconic tracks via Nintendo Switch and NS2. Test your reflexes and driving skills with up to 4 players in split-screen.