Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse is a good horror game. For the first time, we can enjoy the title in the West, and we will do so with a series of playable and technical improvements that make it the best version of the title. This is a classic horror experience, with all the good and bad that goes with it.

Resident Evil 4 is as impressive success for tow main reasons: it's the same game we enjoyed almost 20 years ago, with minor changes to make the experience perfectly enjoyable. Capcom shows us why Resident Evil 4 was, is and always be one of the biggest successes in gaming history and horror genre.

The new expansion, Lightfall, is a very flashy and entertaining piece of content that offers something different than usual in Destiny 2. Despite its little narrative, the cinematics and characters it introduces are very interesting, and hopefully it works ideally as a link with the next and latest expansion for Destiny 2.

While Mato Anomalies doesn't aim to compete against the big names in the genre, its narrative proposal and gameplay make it a unique and very interesting game that fans of visual novels and JRPGs will love.

Sons of the Forest improves practically every aspect of its predecessor, with a completely updated construction system, based on instinct and greater interaction with the environment and materials. Similarly, combat has been deepened, since we have the ability to have firearms and a wide arsenal very versatile for each situation. Although the game has a quite remarkable graphic section, the performance is quite impaired even on high-end computers. The game has its lights and shadows, but if we take into account that the title is in Early Access, we can expect that the optimization and stability of the game, as well as its unfinished ending, will be solved and improved over the months.

Despite the technical problems, Deliver Us Mars seems to me to be a remarkable game. It has moved me, it has taken me into space to live an intimate adventure but one that has relevance for the whole of humanity.

With Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, we are facing a powerful title, which bases its gameplay on a frantic battle system, with an outstanding setting but with a slightly better technical finish. With an interesting story and development by levels, we find ourselves before a "soulslike" accessible and easy to enjoy, with a Qi system that works quite well and some magical trees that give us the possibility of creating very varied equipment.

Scars Above is a good special adventure game. The title is influenced by great science fiction movies, being able to create a world capable of catching us from the first moment. However, some performance problems and a gameplay system that needed a little more polish prevent us from being one of the surprises of the year.

In summary, Journey to the Savage Planet Employee of the Month Edition is an update to match current consoles and leaves the title from Typhoon Studios and 505 Games as a great exploration experience. We can do nothing but recommend this title, which also adds the Hot Garbage DLC for a complete experience.

Atomic Heart is a musical and action delight. It combines elements from BioShock, Fallout or Doom and creates something unique, something that is worth it to play on its own. The Mundfish first game is a meritorious one and mark the beginning of something even greater.

Whether you're a new player or a die-hard fan of the series, Like a Dragon: Ishin! is a must-play game, a thrilling action title packed with content, great characters, and a story that will keep you hooked throughout

Wild Hearts is a solid and fun title that can be more entertaining with a couple of friends, since you can hunt in groups of three players. Its deep combat building mechanics bring a fresh approach to hunting games.

Tales of Symphonia Remastered is an improved version of the one that came out two generations ago, being exactly the same as what we can find with its HD version for PC. Without a doubt, it is a great entry for all those who want to start in the JRPG genre. On the contrary, if you are already a veteran of the genre but you don't know this game, maybe you should think about playing it or at least try it to not only get a good experience, but also some video game culture. And if you still don't want to play it, you always have the Tales of Symphonia: The Animation anime series, which is available from Bandai Namco's official YouTube channel in Spanish and other languages.

There are things about Wanted: Dead that I really liked and others that really annoyed me. With technical tweaks and quality of life improvements it can become a very enjoyable game that seeks a niche of players who missed certain transgressive, immature and fun-seeking games from a few years ago.