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Duskfade offers an enjoyable, visually impressive adventure bolstered by solid platforming mechanics. Its ambitions are somewhat held back, however, by an overly simple combat system, repetitive level design, and a generally low level of difficulty. Nevertheless, it remains a solid and pleasing title that entertains without any major missteps.

Denshattack! is one of the most original games we’ve had the chance to try lately. Who would ever think to blend the world of Japanese trains with skateboarding and the vibrant colors of Jet Set Radio? This crazy and incredibly successful idea comes from the Catalan studio Undercoders, which has delivered a game that captivates us with its challenges and its eccentricity. But be warned! Mastering Denshattack isn’t for novice train drivers, and you’ll need a lot of dedication to impress your friends with the craziest tricks. Now it’s up to you: ready to go?

Gothic Remake is a heartfelt love letter to one of the cornerstones of Western role-playing games. With this ambitious project, Alkimia Interactive accomplishes a remarkably difficult feat: modernizing the combat system and expanding the narrative while preserving the unforgiving, gritty, and punishing spirit that made the 2001 original a timeless classic. Unfortunately, this compelling return to the Colony is held back by a troubled technical performance, plagued by frequent crashes and optimization issues that fall short of expectations. Even so, the game is clearly a labor of love—one that pays tribute to its source material while retaining all of its enduring charm. It comes highly recommended for both longtime veterans and newcomers alike, provided they are willing to endure the engine’s significant technical shortcomings or wait for the inevitable post-launch patches to smooth out the experience.

The Occultist is a work that expertly blends puzzles and exploration in a compelling and mysterious setting. DALOAR's debut work entertains and encourages you to continue your investigation to fully understand what Godstone Island holds. The only drawback is its very limited running time and its technical performance, which is at times lacking.

Crisol: Theater of Idols isn't a perfect survival horror game, but it's one of the most interesting ones in recent years. It has brilliant ideas, an original combat system and a memorable setting. Technical flaws and some unpolished mechanics prevent it from achieving absolute excellence, but the experience remains solid and enjoyable. A successful return to the kind of video games that can be completed in a few hours and are most memorable.

A Pizza Delivery is a narrative adventure with simple puzzles and strange settings. We play a young delivery girl, trapped in a limbo where tormented souls end up. This is the developer's first experiment and should be interpreted as such. It would be wrong to expect great things.

Rally Arcade Classics is a title that blends nostalgia and depth, suitable for both casual players and rally enthusiasts. The lack of different rally stages and occasional repetitiveness make it a title recommended for the latter category of players we mentioned.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is an exceptional experience in its own right. Smooth controls, fantastic level design and perfectly balanced boss battles make it one of the best 2D action platformers you'll find. The title offers plenty of fun and challenges for those who want them, while remaining accessible to newcomers.

Aureole – Wings of Hope is a flight worth taking. But be warned: if you're looking for a relaxed and reflective experience, it may prove too punishing. Either way, it's a little gem in the indie platformer landscape.

Blades of Fire, che segna il ritorno dei MercurySteam, è qualcosa di nuovo e vecchio allo stesso tempo: il team spagnolo ritorna alle atmosfere dark fantasy di Castlevania - Lords of Shadows, ma questa volta con una ip originale, che per tanti versi non è proprio al passo con i tempi. Apprezziamo senza dubbio il tentativo di voler trovare una strada originale per il gameplay, ma Blades of Fire soffre proprio nell'essere una commistione tra troppi generi e titoli. Certo, Blades of Fire ha il coraggio di battere il ferro finché è caldo. E noi, pad alla mano, non possiamo che rispondere al richiamo dell’incudine prendendo in mano le nostre armi.