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Vuelvo de Retro Barcelona 2026 con la mochila bastante más cargada de lo que tenía pensado. Hubo big boxes de los noventa que pensaba que no vería en la vida y alguna joya que llevaba años persiguiendo.

He recopilado el recorrido por los stands más interesantes en un vídeo, con un bonus que merece la pena si os van las aventuras gráficas clásicas.

¿Os pasasteis por la feria? ¿Algún pillaje del que estéis orgullosos?

Luna's Room releases on May 14 — a Spanish indie point & click by DonutDroid that runs about an hour.

What starts as the story of a young girl locked in a room with her cat (who suddenly starts talking) ends up somewhere much darker than you'd expect.

Put together a review covering everything worth knowing without spoiling it. Small game, sure, but it stays with you.

Subtitles available in several languages.

Toonstruck turns thirty this very year, and few adventure games have a backstory as fascinating as this one. And sadder than it looks at first glance.

Put together an in-depth analysis: what the game is, what it was supposed to be, and why it lands better in 2026 than it did in 1996.

Subtitles available in several languages.

Did anyone play it back in the day?