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Juegazo y un homenaje muy bonito a Metal Gear <3. Si Fran o algún creador lee esto, que sepa que ha hecho un gran trabajo.

I went in expecting a great game and got one of the best in its genre. This game breathes creativity. You feel like you're doing something different in each level and it has thousands of mechanics and each one of them is very good, which is hard to make for games of this style. You can tell it's made with a lot of care. The cameos are incredible, they're one of the best parts of the game, but incredibly, without them the game wouldn't change much, it's an extra that makes the experience fun and nostalgic. Performance is excellent and it uses the Dualsense mechanics as well as Astro's Playroom. One of the best platformers and without a doubt a clear GOTY contender.

Alan Wake 2 is not only one of the best games of this incredible year; it is one of the best survival horror games to date. It seamlessly combines narrative and storyline just as well, if not better, than its predecessor. The combat has significantly improved, delivering a more satisfying experience, although it's not flawless. It cleverly incorporates features from other games in the genre, such as the inventory organization reminiscent of some Resident Evil titles. Graphically, it's a marvel, and artistically stunning. The interiors and lighting deserve special mention, showcasing an incredible effort that enhances the survival horror experience. Lastly, and most importantly, it maintains the distinctive style of previous Remedy games like Control. A true masterpiece that will serve as an example in the future.

Sea of Stars is a great homage to past turn-based RPGs. In my opinion, it has a enjoyable story and serves as a very logical prequel to The Messenger. The combat is fun and frenetic, so it doesn't become tedious to play. The same applies to the game as a whole. It's filled with mini shortcuts to prevent the process of returning to an area from becoming slow. Visually, it's a beautiful game that reminds you that you don't need high-end graphics to enjoy a game visually. On the downside, there is a lack of attack variety. You feel like you're always using the same abilities, especially with the main heroes. On the other hand, the characters are well-written and fit perfectly with the lore and the game's environment. A game that any lover of old-school RPGs should play.

I've never had a particular interest in Nintendo exclusive games except for the new Zelda ones, much less in Kirby games. Nevertheless, I decided to give it a try and see why so many people give this game good reviews. The game is complete, simple, and fun – a good combination of difficulty between platforming and boss fights. It's not a narrative masterpiece and doesn't aim to be one, just a game where you can have hours of fun until you complete it. What makes it special is, as in other Nintendo games, its creativity. It has many levels in which you'll encounter different situations that will depend on timing and skill to complete, but nothing too difficult since it's a game for all audiences and types of players. It has few downsides. One, for example, is the lack of enemy and boss variety. Boss fights are fun, yes, but when you have to fight bosses you've already defeated in previous levels, it becomes a bit repetitive. In summary, a very enjoyable and highly recommended game for those players looking for a fun and creative experience without too much difficulty.