Dynasty Warriors Next is a good Dynasty Warriors entry on PSVITA. It's a game that will keep you busy for a long time.

A playable tribute for the Final Fantasy enthusiast. A port from the arcade to PlayStation 4 with all his multiplayer frenzy. Adds a new story that confronts and explains the new war between heroes and villains from Final Fantasy. Great PVP, but a lack of content for the single player.

A family-friendly action/adventure for Ice Age fans.

NBA 2K21 still offers the best gameplay in any sports game this generation, but the lack of innovation does little to distinguish this game from the previous year's entry. If you add a new shooting system that is counterintuitive, the utter disinterest by the studio in the single-player modes, and the ever present microtransactions, you finish up with a game that could be much greater than what it manages to be.

A really interesting new addition for the Nintendo 3DS eShop game library. An extremely engaging beat´em up experience despite its issues.

A good spin-off from the Uncharted series that offers something new to the PS Vita game library.

It's hard for Ministry of Broadcast to left anyone indifferent. It's simply made with a craft that I missed. Its puzzles and platforms always invite you to continue, never overwhelming or demoralizing. Like the reality shows it's inspired by, it's morbid, chaotic and you never know what's going to happen next.

Resident Evil is no longer a survival horror saga, but this new iteration is an amazing entertaining action game, with plenty of content.

Miitopia is a funny RPG with interesting social elements, but it's too much simple and repetitive in its action.

Quotation forthcoming.

Godfather II is a good action videogame that is remarkably improving the good work of its predecessor. A brilliant mixture of action, strategy and resources management, with extraordinary ideas in its concept but with a technical side that needs to be more polished.

Oddworld: Soulstorm is a great reimagining of what Abe’s Exoddus once was, has brought a renewed experience to the new generation of consoles that stays true to its ideas. Sadly, it also brings with it its biggest flaws, pacing is still a problem, with sections that can become tedious due to imprecise handling and some glitches. Despite this, the incorporation of the object creation system, its 2.9D technology and the polishing carried out in the singing mechanics makes Soulstorm a good title within the saga, a saga that is still not for everyone.

Jurassic World visits the iOS devices with a city builder experience that adds other features such boring one-on-one turn battles and card collection.

Kirby's Dream Buffet is a funny game, especially against other players, but it could have used a little more variety to stand out from the competition.

D4 hasn't a big talent, but it has a strong personality. If you want to try something different, this is a good choice. It's not for everyone, but maybe it could be for you.

GYLT mixes exploration, puzzles and stealth in an atmosphere of soft terror to address the complex issue of bullying.

Those who have followed the development of Fuel will be disappointed with the final result, while those who know nothing about its scope will find an enjoyable but at the same time unremarkable game.

Chronos: Before the Ashes is a good action role-playing game, its proposal to gain age with each death is interesting, although it could have been explored in greater depth. Despite this, the adventure places the player on the razor's edge in each combat and knows how to accompany his exploration of good and original puzzles that are perfectly integrated into his design. Unfortunately, the game loses consistency during combats where its virtual origins may have ended up being too great a burden to get rid of. All in all, this is a recommended game for those who love souls challenges looking for a somewhat different experience.

Bloober takes the opportunity to keep adding game mechanics in its horror games, but misses in going deep in them as well as expanding the mythology behind the Blair Witch universe.

The most existentialist Action-RPG comes to Wii, and its name is Fragile: Fareewell Ruins of the Moon. The game has an interesting plot and an incredible "mise-en-scène", but it hasn't a compelling battle system or many hours of gameplay.

A-Train All Aboard! Tourism is a game about making Japan great with trains, railroads, new buildings and with a lot of urbanism. It’s an ambitious game, but its controls and its way of providing you with information could be a lot better.

Epilogue offers nice entertainment to prolong the Prince of Persia experience, and that lasts around 2 hours. In terms of duration its cost is very questionable but its gameplay is an interesting challenge, a fact that the original lacked.

Excellent.

There are good ideas inside Rise of Incarnates, but it feels like a regular fighting game, which fails in terms of combative depth and variety. Anyway, if you're a fan of this kind of games, you must try it.

A disappointment for the fans of the genre, especially for those looking for a realistic take of the motorcycling sport.

Smash-Up is a good game for fans. Good Combat and solid content, but not the next Smash Bros.

An interesting remake of the classic shooter with added content and remodeled graphics.

Deep and engaging football manager plenty of options, real soccer leagues and touch controls.