Vita is the perfect platform for Nihilumbra, but the gameplay is still to unbalanced to completely satisfy.

It's a weak brawler game, that tries desperately to monetize on the Kung Fu Panda license, but does so in a very lazy fashion.

It's an overall well developed experience, and if you like the genre will probably keep you entertained for a while.

The Picross gameplay is still entertaining. Add Pokemons and what you get is a quite fun ride.

It's a short but interesting experience: it has personality, and that really makes it shine in some aspects.

It's an interesting concept, but not all of its parts are fully developed, and that's a true shame.

It's a bit crazy and over the top, and also something really different from your average videogame. Considering the price, if you're involved in the indie side of things, this might be the perfect choice for you.

It's an overall good porting, and the night-time stealth works well. Shame for the lack of a deeper narrative, and of more precise controls.

A classic beat'em up bestowed with a very modern and sleek style. It has an average lasting appeal, and, despite the need for some more balancing, will please fans of the genre.

Resident Evil 0 is an important chapter for Capcom's most famous saga, and every fan should try it. This HD Remaster is just a good way to do so.

A change of name isn't enough. It's still Harvest Moon for the most part, and it unexpectedly, and disappointingly, takes even some steps back in the gameplay mechanics.

It's an interesting fourth chapter: although the gameplay is once again too simple, the narrative side is indeed more mature and filled with plot twists. Makes one hope the the finale can still raise the overall bar.

The roguelike scene is quite crowded right now, and this game isn't really original or compelling enough to stand out. Just for die hard fans of the genre, but the lack of contents won't keep them busy for a long time anyway.

It's an average turn based strategy game, with nothing that can make it stand out against the competition.

Some time has passed since the console release, but today Dragon's Dogma is still a great RPG experience. The pawn system still feels original and fresh, and the challenging gameplay will put even genre veterans to the test.

It's a crazy graphic adventure about two birds working as lawyers in the '800 Paris, and there's some charm in that, but the storytelling is really too rushed to leave something behind.

It's still an engaging rhythm game, and even if the formula is quite simple, it still catches all the player's attention thanks to a very well crafted soundtrack and compelling mechanics. Sadly, the multiplayer is not satisfying.

Quotation forthcoming.

The concept is interesting, albeit not original, but the lack of contents and the unbalanced gameplay will make the experience grow old really quickly.

It's a step further from its predecessor, as it adds a bit of replay value to the formula. On the other hand, the main gameplay issues are still there.

Republique's "new course" isn't as original, deep and interesting as we saw in the first "season". It's a true shame, but the old concept was indeed much more interesting.

Many of the terraforming mechanics are interesting, but when it comes to the variety of the missions, the game design utterly fails.

It's original, but just when it comes to the concept. The gameplay remains somehow dry and unimaginative for the whole experience.

Not an RTS for everyone: it's incredibly deep and complex, and the technical side is filled with small issues. Just for hardcore RTS fans.

Its arcadey mechanics are just not fun enough, and there are also technical issues to be taken into account. Sadly, not a good experience for Vita owners.

It's a very challenging game, but the gameplay is so well crafted that it becomes more and more natural while you master it. Definitely a game worth considering for 2D fans.

It's a good expansion: chasing the four villains is a fun packed experience, and the narrative side is really well crafted.

It's indeed pricey, but if you enjoyed Syndicate, this will offer you some good gameplay sessions, crafted with a good deal of charm.