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Game feels like playing the original for the first time, but with its own feeling. Had tons of fun, 10/10

The culmination of all that went right in previous editions (and TSA), with its originality not affected by its predecessors. A true masterpiece of a hack'n'slash, thank you for everything, Suda-san!

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The most fun fighting game I've played since Smash Ultimate came out. Gameplay is solid, combining everything that went well in the last games. Art direction is simply gorgeous. Only con is the lack of characters, but that's compensated by the variety of mechanics each character have and by the new DLC fighters.

The game's great atmosphere and gameplay revived the Tomb Raider series. Seeing Lara Croft's development, growing from a naïve researcher to a brave amazon, up close is a nice experience as a Tomb Raider fan. The PC version may have problems like crashing and random frame drops.

Sekiro captures the player with its intense gameplay and breathtaking visuals. Because of my passion for the Japanese culture, I've fell in love with the game ever since it was announced, although not being a Souls series fan and gave it a chance, even more so because it won the 2019 GOTY which was more than deserved.

Yoko Taro's masterpiece. Besides being graphicly appealing, the story telling is original and the story itself is emotionally amazing. One of, if not, my favorite game.

Great experience to both newcomers and veteran players. The only issues are the excess of loadings and some rendering delays (it may vary from your GPU, mine is pretty old actually).

As a fan of Metroid and dark themes, Hollow Knight captured me easily with its beautiful visuals and solid gameplay which encourages the player to explore the scenario and think how to properly beat each enemy the best way possible.

Although the project is still in its development state, it's already gorgeous, nothing less than expected coming from Supergiant Games, creators of Bastion and Transistor. Hades combines elements from its predecessors with other rogue-like games like Dead Cells and puts it all in the Greek Underworld, forming a fun and addictive game. The only complaints I personally have with Hades is the lack of information given while selecting a boon, forcing the player to remember which buffs he/she had previously, and when a chamber is cleared, as some of the collectables, like keys and darkness, disappear from the HUD also forcing the player to remember their numbers.