Mages of Mystralia is a good action adventure, with a very deep spell crafting system. Even if the story and the dialogues are not very inspired (Ed Greenwood you should have tried harder!) the game is fun to play. For both, puzzle solving and foes fight, you have to think and create the right spell, the only limit is your fantasy.

Saint Seiya Soldiers' Soul is the classic more of the same, with a bunch of new characters and items added to the contents of the previous game. The combat system is fun and entertaining, but the lack of any kind of balance between the fighters can ruin the overall experience.

Alien Breed 2: Assault presents the same dynamics of the original game trying to rejuvenate them. More guns, more aliens and a little more of variety give a new life to a classic brand.

Boom Street is the first chapter of the long-running Itadaki series coming on western shores. If you like Monopoly-style games, this is the stuff you were waiting for.

Masters of Anima is a well made blend of action and RTS but it lacks the spark that make a good game a great game. A plot too simplistic and stereotypical and some over repetitive fights partially ruin a bunch of good ideas.

Beautiful to look at and very fun to play, Trackmania has only one big flaw: to be aimed, from the ground up, to the hardcore audience only.

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge is a clear step ahead of the mediocre Ninja Gaiden 3. Team Ninja tried his best to improve the original game and the final result is pretty good. Not awesome, but still good enough.

The Big Bank is the ultimate heist, the final boss at the end of a long road made of DLCs and robberies, as it includes new missions and gameplay mechanics. If only it wouldn't be overpriced...

GoD Factory: Wingmen is a decent crossover between a MOBA and a space dogfight game. Unfortunately there is not much to do aside from the single game mode and the enjoyable hangar mode.

Yakuza 0 is one of the best entries in the entire series. Unfortunately Nagoshi's work needs a strong technical upgrade to bring Yakuza series to the next level and to be suitable to a broader market.

A solid arcade tennis game, a not so convincing RPG: Everybody's Tennis is surely an entertaining product, yet it lacks that special something and that addictiveness that make some games truly amazing.

Dead Rising 3 is a fun but uninventive sequel that adds little to its predecessors' formula and certainly doesn't represent a true “next-gen” experience. Maybe it's time for Capcom to let the dead rest in peace, at least for a while.

A fresh Pokémon spin-off with an engaging story and simple gameplay mechanics. Maybe too simple and easy for seasoned players.

Serious Sam Siberian Mayhem is a standalone expansion for Serious Sam 4 and the first game co-developed by modders and fan community. It’s not a brand new game, but a more of the same. Even if there are some cool addictions, gameplay feels a little outdated. The game is fun as ever though some performance issues and the lack of a competitive multiplayer mode ruin overall experience.

Jotun is a good game with an amazing art direction, a nice narrative and interesting boss battles, but it's partially ruined by the lack of rhythm during the exploration and the abuse of a boring backtracking. Keep an eye on it, and give your money to Thunder Lotus Games as soon as Jotun will go on sale.

Quotation forthcoming.

Stray is a heartfelt, passionate and fascinating game that, sadly, suffers from oversimplification in terms of gameplay. The exceptional art direction and pleasant plot, however, make it advisable for anyone looking for a single player game with an absolutely magnetic imagery.

Quotation forthcoming.

WipEout 2048 is the best racing game in the PS Vita's launch line-up. The lack of 60 fps is a shame, since this game is mainly focused on speed and smoothness. This and the very long loading times are the main issues of a really good game.

Impact Winter is a good game if you are searching for some survival action mixed with nice adventure and management elements. The plot isn’t good enough to win an oscar, but for this price the game is pretty decent for the proper niche.

DreadOut: Keepers of the Dark is a standalone survival horror game that takes place in the DreadOut universe. If offers 8 haunted realms to explore and 13 brand new specters to defeat. This game is very scary and old school survival horror fans will love it. Puzzles are very hard to figure out and it won’t be easy to banish all the ghosts. Music is very well merged with the scary gameplay, though graphics seem a bit outdated.

An unusual RPG experience with great emphasis on player's freedom of choice. Perfectible but engaging.

A good roguelike that is inspired by other titles of the genre with a fun battle system.

Moving has never been so funny. Team17 offers an irreverent and crazy adventure for the whole family whit his new party game. The perfect choice for a co-op experience but an unexpressed potential for his single player campaign.

Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One seeks to innovate by making the gameplay more free and complete. Truth to be told some technical limitations, still the game remains a pleasant experience without highs.

A Project Zero-like experience with poor visuals and animations, but good puzzle design and great atmosphere.

Metroid Prime: Federation Force is a fun multiplayer action game. This isn't a Metroid game as much as Triforce Heroes isn't a Zelda game, but it's still good enough for having fun with a bunch of friends.

If you're a fan of challenging games like Dead Cells, this definitely worth your attention despite some minor flaws and a general lack of depth.