ARC Raiders is a surprisingly polished debut project, with which Embark Studios has opted for a demanding but very well-conceived formula. Although there are aspects that could be improved, it offers a solid, dynamic experience with great potential.

The Outer Worlds 2 reaffirms Obsidian's narrative talent, learning from its past mistakes and leaving us with a complete, accessible, and coherent RPG.

Dying Light The Beast doesn't seek to reinvent the genre, but it does redefine what it means to be Kyle Crane. With a new savage setting, more visceral combat mechanics, and a narrative that relies on details and secondary characters, Techland offers a robust, bloody, and addictive product.

SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance is a fast-paced action adventure that will delight fans of the genre, marking the long-awaited return of a classic SEGA series.

Silent Hill returns with a change of scenery, but with its same essence. A dark story with shocking moments, a mysterious town full of paranormal events, and a memorable setting and soundtrack. If we forgive its somewhat clunky and imprecise combat system, we'll get a great experience that rivals the best games in the series.

Hollow Knight: Silksong is a title that also joins the olympus of the best Metroidvanias of recent times. Without being a major revolution, it combines the basic, advanced, and most popular concepts of the genre into a gameplay formula that is highly enjoyable, entertaining, and unforgettable for users.

Gears of War: Reloaded is undoubtedly the best way to revisit the origins of Marcus Fenix and his squad. Its gameplay remains solid and impressive, demonstrating why it became a leader in its genre.

The return of one of the best PlayStation 2 games, with greatly improved graphics despite occasional performance issues, but very conservative in terms of gameplay, which may be perfect for classic gamers but may struggle to attract new players. Even so, it's a great opportunity to relive one of the best espionage stories ever made in a video game.

Luto is a different kind of horror title: introspective, symbolic, and focused on psychological impact rather than immediate fear, highlighting it within the genre.

Killing Floor 3 stands out for its cooperative action, controlled chaos, and total customization. However, its lack of game modes makes it repetitive over time.