If you love the TV series then you're in for about 5 hours of some quite good brawling, even though the difficulty level should have been more balanced.

An unreasonably expensive and mediocre remaster of a classic game.

Even though it has great humour and lots of crazy characters, Death Skid Marks is nothing more than a repetitive and uninteresting experience.

After Kora, Platinum Games took a step further and delivered what can only be described as a "dream come true" for anyone who watched the first generation of Transformers on the TV during the 1980s.

A fast paced football game, aiming solely for fun, that despite its simplicity has some very interesting and original cards under its sleeve. Placed and curved shots, cool super powers combined with the old school arcade gameplay create a blend of unadulterated and genuine entertainment.

Night Trap was, and still is, a bad game. Actually, you can hardly even call it a game. But, in all of it’s cheesiness, playing it today didn’t felt so bad as we thought it would. It is not a game you would recommend to a more traditional player, but for history buffs and B-movie/slasher fans it feels like home. A home full of traps, but still a home though.

Shiny may be functional but ultimately it’s a rather unremarkable platformer with unremarkable challenge and unremarkable ideas.

An interesting and engaging game, The Raven has the same strengths and weaknesses today as it had them in its original release back in 2013. It is a bit frustrating to see how “basic” this “remaster” is, since many of the original bugs, glitches and sloppy animation remain as before, but for gamers that have not seen this 1960s detective adventure, it is certainly a nice addition to their gaming library.

Even though the story is charming and the atmosphere can enchant you, the truth is that Solas and the White Winter is a short and pretty basic game with simple puzzles, useless exploration and not too many things to actually do.

Even though it looks more like a mobile game rather than a full release for consoles and PC, this movie tie-in has its moments and we definitely acknowledge the fact that the developers tried something more than delivering just another "generic platformer" that is based on a Hollywood movie.

While it is quite repetitive in nature and with little to no challenge, we can't overlook the fact that this game was created for very young gamers. In this regard Paw Patrol: On A Roll! is almost perfectly crafted.

Probably one of those remasters that no one asked for, but nevertheless OSome studios deserves some kudos for delivering XXL 2 with considerably refined visuals. It’s a game, though, that is mostly aimed to those players with fond memories of playing in their PS2. Even then nostalgia and the abundance of humorous references could get those players so far before repetition kicks in.

You can’t really say that Soap Dodgem is a bad game, but its lack of ambition for something bigger makes it bend more to the “killing time” category rather than "play for fun".

Pro Basketball 2019 is a game that delivers a great management system, where your actions have consequences, and with a "Historical mode" that will certainly please the hardcore fans of the sport. Too bad that there is no kind of a 3D match mode and the available championships are too few.

Even though Arc Savior has enjoyable ship handling and overall good gameplay its potential is crippled by dated graphics, awful A.I. and intense repetition in the mission structure.

Legendary eleven is a love letter to the pure fun of the 80s and 90s arcade sports games. There is, of course, room for many improvements, but in any case Legendary Eleven is brilliant in its simplicity, fun and extremely addictive.

Probably one of the worst movie tie-ins that has come out in recent years.

Even though it contains an interesting and well designed area with new enemies and a few collectibles, The Kraken Expansion for the Surge 2 is super short and feels more like a deleted mission from the original game than an expansion.

The first chapter in CAT-astrophe Games' strange metaphysic endeavor is wacky, well crafted, and with interesting characters. A promising - albeit too short - start.

Lost Brothers tries to emulate the feel and look of Firewatch, but ultimately fails miserably on almost everything it does.

Star Souls is a 2D sci-fi strategy game that has a mediocre story, problematic dialogues with content not suitable for all ages, and gameplay issues that make it more difficult than it should be. All in all, it is hard to recommend it for fans of the genre in its current state.

Based on the Disney TV show by the same name, Gigantosaurus The Game is an action platforming game (with a bit of racing) that is perfectly fitted for very young gamers.

A unique puzzle/platformer with lots of clever puzzles that will keep you occupied for a few hours inside a surreal and beautiful world.

Since Landflix Odyssey picks its setting from TV series, we can easily say that if it was a show, it would definitely be a variety show, based on its rich and colorful new ideas that change with every new level. It does only one thing wrong, but sadly, its the most important thing.

60 Seconds! Reatomized can be a funny and enjoyable experience, but only for a few hours due to its dull gameplay and repetitiveness.

The creators’ love for their creation oozes from each nook and cranny of this Dino adventure. It is not without its faults and issues, but its childhood charm and Sunday morning 80s/ 90s cartoon vibe more than make up for it, giving a rare, kind game for all the family to enjoy.

The excitement for 60 Parsecs! doesn’t come from the game's greatness, cause we clearly talk about a small scale game, but from how spot-on the improvements are from the original title.

A lovingly made remaster of one of the greatest first person adventure games of all time.