Francisco Rosado
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FC 27 has made us want to keep playing even more than the previous installment. The greater freedom on the pitch and the more satisfying set pieces certainly deserve some of the credit, but The Grounds is, in our opinion, the star of this release. Playing Benches, Rush, and Clubs...
Star Fox
Star Fox is back, and this remake perfectly understands the strengths of the original while perhaps overlooking its weaknesses. Those who played the original on the Nintendo 64 will find the action familiar, while new players, despite the somewhat awkward controls, will enjoy the characters and the adventure. Although it...
Despite its dated graphics, eFootball Kick-Off! leaves a positive impression and feels like a true successor to PES. It revives a style of football games where the greatest reward lies not off the pitch, but on it. Every match is fun, the pace keeps you playing, and the World Cup...
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book demonstrates that Nintendo continues to find different ways to approach a game series with over three decades of history. Its greatest strength lies in making curiosity the core gameplay mechanic and complementing it with outstanding art direction that maintains the aesthetic of an illustrated storybook...
Mario Tennis Fever is a game that knows exactly what it wants to be and doesn't try to force anything else. Its greatest strength lies in how it manages to combine accessibility with real depth, allowing anyone to enjoy it from the first match, while still leaving room for those...
Despite not being a Zelda game in the truest sense and having the flaws typical of the 'musou' genre, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Exile is a game that, while not perfect, enriches, connects, and excites. It feels like an essential piece for those who have followed the evolution of modern...
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake proves that a classic can be revived without losing its essence, but also that not all of its foundations withstand the test of time. Square Enix achieves an impeccable presentation and art direction that shines with its meticulous attention to detail, but the...
Pokémon Legends: Z-A confirms that The Pokémon Company and Game Freak are still willing to take risks with their formula. Like Legends: Arceus, we liked it for its freedom and distinct approach, but Z-A takes a more ambitious step by introducing real-time battles and bringing back Mega Evolutions as an...
Battlefield 6
Battlefield is back! Battlefield 6 doesn't exactly revolutionize the franchise, but it does get back on track, recapturing the spirit of all-out war with unpredictable matches, squads that matter, and destruction that once again has purpose. The campaign is entertaining, the multiplayer is solid, and Portal adds a fresh flavor....
EA Sports FC 26 brings noticeable improvements for players who have criticized its lack of changes year after year, and it feels like a turning point for the franchise in terms of gameplay. It's interesting that it's splitting its formula to satisfy its broad audience, and while it's too early...