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Greak Memories of Azur de Navegante Entertainment es un gran plataformero al estilo Metroid donde seremos participes de la búsqueda de un pequeño para reunir a su familia y escapar de una plaga que azota el mundo de Azur.

Per Aspera, un juego del estilo city builder en el que vamos a pasar horas jugando sin darnos cuenta. Somos protagonistas junto con una inteligencia artificial llamada AMI, quien fue creada con un único objetivo, colonizar marte. Hay muchas cosas por hacer y las misiones u objetivos se van ampliando cada vez más así como también la expansión de nuestra base.

Enigma of Fear offers strong value for its price, combining a rich narrative, challenging puzzles, and an atmospheric world. It may not be the longest game, but its depth and replayability make it worthwhile. The graphics and sound design are notable for their creativity, with a striking mix of 2D and 3D visuals and an atmospheric soundtrack that draws you deeper into the game's world.

Bloodless provides an engaging experience with challenging and fun combat, a badass elderly protagonist, an interesting premise that I enjoyed where her determination to keep a vow is at odds with all the violence around her, and some interesting and eccentric characters who provide a bit of comic relief to the otherwise tense atmosphere.

Waraní Studios y BadLand Publishing presentó su juego de terror, THE ORIGIN: blind maid. En el juego seremos un político corrupto que al escapar de la justicia se queda varado en una zona privada llena de leyendas que nos quieren matar a toda costa.

Overall, Astor: Blade of the Monolith is shaping up to be an absolutely amazing RPG, aside from that one major flaw with combat. If you can look past the issue at hand, there’s a magical world that’s just waiting to be explored and secrets to discover throughout its rich story, and let’s not forget the mountains of side quests just waiting to be conquered. There’s without a doubt great potential and with a few minor changes or some extra polish, this game can easily become a hidden gem.

While DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing does little to set itself apart from its contemporaries, it offers a satisfactory kart racing experience with a friendly price tag. The lack of a battle mode hinders the replayability factor, and that is a shame because it would have been the cherry on top of the sundae. If you ever wanted to play as Shrek and friends in a modern kart racer, DreamWorks All-Stars Kart Racing certainly scratches that itch.

Desvelado is a warning that big ideas don't need to be taken too far. Its strength is that it is clear, precise, and sure of itself. Every mechanic supports the main loop without going off track. As a result, the experience feels full, even though it's not very long.

Vultures - Scavengers of Death is special for the fact that it seems like something that hasn’t really been done before. It neither follows the trends of our times nor relies on spectacle to build tension. Instead, it combines tactical strategy with the feel of classic survival horror. The result is a game that feels unlike almost anything else in the genre.

Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports is an ideal game for those familiar with the Looney Tunes series. The game's simple controls and spontaneous designs make it suitable for kids and other casual players seeking a good time. It may not have the finesse of other titles in its genre and isn't as endearing or deep as competing sports games.

As much as I wanted to like Mark of the Deep, I found it to be more annoying than enjoyable. Although the unexpectedly pleasant soundtrack and vibrant visuals indicate genuine creative effort, the graceless combat detracts from the overall experience. Combat becomes a tedious grind instead of an enjoyable challenge due to the weak dodges, unresponsive attacks, and enemies' excessive damage absorption.

Baki Hanma: Blood Arena captures the fighting spirit that made the anime so special, but that energy quickly fades once you realize how little content there is.