If you’re a big fan of Gerald of Rivia and you couldn’t get the actual board game, it is an acceptable way of enjoying it. If you’re not a fan of the saga, or if you don't understand complex board games, stay away from it.

Even if it is a spinoff of the main series, it stands out on it’s own. The new battle system adds challenge and offers a different perspective of what we were used to.

A good example of the definition of a sequel. It delivers and fulfills everything it promises, while expanding the universe of the vocaloid. Fans will be amazed by the amount of costumes and the opportunity to interact with their favourite idols.

If you’re enjoying Destiny, don’t hesitate to buy it since the new weapons and missions are worth it. If you don’t like the base game, just pass.

It polishes the gameplay and makes it more accessible for the joy of a broader audience. It stands out from the graphical aspect. We have an authentic example of the genre in the new generation of consoles.

Duke Nukem 3D Megaton Edition won’t convince those who don’t love the genre, and it doesn’t bring new features to compete with modern titles either. However, being in a portable device left us with a good impression. The action, irreverence and difficulty that left a mark in the history of video games goes well with the PlayStation Vita.

Papers, Please is a simulation of an authoritarian, oppressive and terrible regime, but once we understand it, we discover that it becomes a video game that is ironically fun.

The idea of giving super powers and even more epic attitudes to famous wrestlers is inevitably interesting. Unfortunately, WWE Immortals stays as an experiment with some potential but no more.

We can’t expect the best gameplay from a franchise that mocks pretty much everything we know with every new title. But for a couple of hours we’ll have genuine fun picking up collectibles and laughing at the hilarious plot.

Citizens of Earth might not be an RPG that transcends through generations like the classics that defined the genre, but it definitely has interesting elements that make us recommend it to the fans. In spite of the few technical mistakes and the level design flaws, the contents end up being a nice experiment.

Bean Dreams delivers a solid experience that continues with the success of the first game. However, it doesn’t push the concept forward, only following the pillars of the original work.

Dead Kings has some good moments and feels like a nice apology from Ubisoft for the original game’s mess. Going back to the roots of the series fits really well into this DLC.

Even though Resident Evil HD Remaster is not the best example of a remaster, it manages to cling to the memories that the birth of survival horror brings.

The addictive nature and quick levels from Joe Danger 2: The Movie suit the Vita perfectly. With a lot of content and challenges with various difficulty levels, this well-adapted version of the game comes with a good recommendation.