Initially, Binary Domain doesn't look like much. But it grows with the experience, delivering a great story and top notch action.

A classic game, on a new console, with new technology. The 3D-effect doesn't add much, but when games are as good as this, that doesn't really matter.

A tactical shooter that lacks in identity and presentation. But it makes up for its shortcomings with a smart use of score multipliers and missions that will make you come back for more.

A complete overhaul of a remake that might disappoint fans of the original series. With that said, it's in no way a bad game. The setting, the weapons and the hacking mechanics provides a fun experience. Especially in the cooperative online mode.

It's hard to tell if this is mostly a game or a tech demo. As a game it doesn't have much to offer, but it showcases the Vitas controls in a great way.

Filled to the brim with minigames and old classics, but sadly most of them just aren't very fun.

The addition of gunpowder brings a whole new layer of strategic complexity to the battlefield. An expansion pack that manages to improve upon an already great game.

Too many factors feel randomized and the animations looks great but takes too long to finish up. Still, an easy-going game that might be the starting point of a nice franchise comeback.

Arm your vehicle with guns, rockets and bombs and set out to destroy your opponents! An intense and, most of all, twisted experience.

Poor driving mechanics and flawed level design makes this title a bad choice for those who are interested in good kart games. But the high amount of customization options makes it an excellent choice for creative people.

Journey is a pure and decorticated experience where everything - music, graphics or interaction with other players - works together to form a perfect symbiosis. There are no highscores or leaderbords in Journey. There's just an uncompromising and personal adventure towards a mountain in the distance.

The new SSX is built on a solid foundation and the online mode is smart. Many of the new features are just unnecessary and the game modes are boring. More than anything - SSX is a promising reboot.

Everybody's Golf makes its appearance on the Vita and not much has changed from the previous games. It may have some minor flaws, but it's a great launch game for the Vita.

It's absolutely gorgeous. But loading times and challenging races results in a game that doesn't really fit the portable format.

The Vita's touch control is not optimal for throwing darts and Top Darts feels more like a smartphone app.

Escape plan looks really good with its black and white art style. The touch controls are too imprecise though and that leads to too much trial and error.

If you've played an Uncharted game before you'll know what you're in for. Uncharted Golden Abyss is technically very impressive and the voice acting is great. But we've already seen this on the PS3 with better controls.

Motorstorm makes its debut on Playstation Vita and a lot has changed from the earlier console games. Instead of real vehicles you get to drive RC cars in short, fast races. Motorstorm RC fits the portable format perfectly but why is there no multiplayer?!

Avoid this game. The story is laughable, the characters are stereotypical and the gameplay is repetitive and dull.

This one will get your adrenalin pumping! UFC Undisputed 3 is not perfect, but it's a great representation of digital MMA.

The Darkness II is in a way both better and worse than its predecessor. The story is great but short and the gunfights are varied but sometimes becomes too messy.

As a re-release of a classic arcade game, The Simpsons: Arcade Game is not really bad but there's an obvious lack of content and the game feels rather shallow.

Grand Slam Tennis 2 is built on a solid foundation but there's nothing special about it. There are better tennis games out there.

Triple Town is a puzzle game with strategy and a bit of city management. A really smart and original take on the common "match three" gameplay.

This collection brings three classic games back to life with updated HD graphics. These games has passed the test of time well, but where is Metal Gear Solid for the PS1?

Puddle features a nice and nerdy scientific setting, but horrible level design and long loading times makes it frustrating to play.

Reckoning is a loot fest with a lot of content and strong battle mechanics. It is not without fault - for example there is a distinct lack of memorable characters and the story is somewhat lacking. But it's still a great game.

In Catherine, Atlus successfully combines a puzzle game with heavy emotions (and a large bit of surrealism). It's an important game, that might appeal to an older crowd.