More content and overall improvements to the UI. A great "season two" for Disney's interactive toybox.

An old school scrolling beat'em up, with nothing new to bring to the genre.

There are some interesting ideas hidden in the utter mess, but the gameplay side is desperately broken.

There's more fun to be had in the extras than in the main campaign, and that's a big issue for what this game has to offer.

It's the perfect ending for the first chapter of this original product. There have been ups and downs in the narrative and in the gameplay's balancing, but it the end it stands out as an innovative take on mixing ebooks and RPG.

It makes the gamer think about rules and limits of the virtual world, and that's an interesting thing, but in doing so it doesn't succeed in delivering a memorable experience, probably due to a rushed development.

Despite unresolved technical issues Battlefield 4 leaves the field with what might be the best DLC ever released for the sagga.

It's a very easy to play and immediate tower defense game, and that makes it more enjoyable on PS Vita than it actually is on PS4. On the other hand, it doesn't bring anything really new to the genre.

There's mystery, atmosphere and suspense, all mixed with interesting classic adventure gameplay.

An interesting indie game, although the procedural level system is sometimes really unbalanced when it comes to the challenge it offers to the player.

An interesting free to play arcade. It's not too complex, but skills will make a difference. Shame for the lack of maps and game modes, but those will probably be added in the near future.

It's frustrating in a way the original game wasn't, and the content doesn't live up to the expectations.

Taking weapons from the player is a bold choice, one that takes you back to survival horror experiences of old, and that's really something, especially for true fans of the genre.

The dated graphics can be difficult to overlook, but the gameplay is still really interesting, and brings some fresh idea to the sidescrolling mechanic.

There's some familiarity with the gameplay mechanics here that doesn't make this DLC as interesting as its predecessor.

Parcel is an interesting puzzle game, but it doesn't have the lasting appeal or the shiny graphics of many other titles out there.

It's a Bomberman clone without many differences, but it lacks some depth in its contents.

There are some interesting and original ideas here, but the mix isn't balanced enough to get the most out of it.

A game where the complete absence of hearing is stylised visually, in an interesting and fascinating way. But it's not just the original concept, Dark Echo is also a compelling experience as a whole.

It's an interesting shooter that mixes Minecraft styled graphics and a slow, tactic pacing. Might be a good choice if you're looking for a different FPS experience.

It's a great graphic adventure, one that puts the narrative at the center of the stage, and does so successfully.

It's all about gameplay, and the solid combat system makes it very interesting to play. On the other hand, it lacks everything else, and that could disappoint some.

It's an entertaining adventure, filled with quality content. It may completely lack originality, but it will still please fans of the genre.

A kids game that sadly doesn't offer anything really interesting or different.

It's still a more of the same, but fans of the original game will find here enough content to go on for a while.

The main issue with Coffin Dodgers is the lack of content beyond the story mode, and that's a true shame.

It might not impress the eye, but it's still an original experience, one you should try if you're looking for something different.

It's a wasted chance, since the level design is almost never able to deliver what a 2D platform fan usually asks for.