Two great games and one that you should probably ignore. [Issue#217, p.74]

Cynical, franchise-exploiting pump that Resi devotees should collectively ignore. [Issue#217, p.73]

Technically the collection is lacking, but there's no denying the quality of the games. [Issue#217, p.72]

A fair effort hampered by maddening design decisions. [Issue#217, p.70]

It'll infuriate as many as it pleases, but Vatra Games has succeeded in crafting a true horror experience. [Issue#217, p.68]

It's boring, the AI cheats and it's too expensive for something that can be finished in half an hour. [Issue#216, p.85]

Stabtastic. [Issue#216, p.85]

A thoroughly pointless game when looked at objectively, but that doesn't detract from the fast that Gotham City Imposters is good fun. [Issue#216, p.85]

Competent with some interesting features, but just isn't enough fun - doesn't offer enough of interest. [Issue#216, p.85]

Very good indeed. [Issue#216, p.84]

A solid and enjoyable game to waste a few hours on, though it lacks any real draw to keep you going for a long time. [Issue#216, p.84]

It's quite an enjoyable game, just not a screamingly brilliant one. [Issue#216, p.83]

It's the sexiest puzzle game on the sexiest handheld. [Issue#216, p.82]

Disappointing lack of multiplayer aside, the platforming makes this one of the best games on Vita and its strengths suit the platform perfectly. [Issue#216, p.82]

Not really worth bothering with. [Issue#216, p.80]

A fun but short-lived futuristic romp that, despite not stepping too far outside of the third-person shooter box, likes to poke its head out and have a look around from time to time. [Issue#216, p.79]

There's a fun multiplayer game in there but it's buried underneath a disappointing single-player campaign, awkward controls and a steep learning curve. [Issue#216, p.77]

Far too short. [Issue#216, p.76]

A curious, cumbersome and frustrating way to end one of gaming's more interesting series. [Issue#216, p.75]

No classic, but it's still easily one of the year's stronger shooters so far. [Issue#216, p.74]

It's good fun, testing both your problem solving and manual dexterity, and it makes good use of PS Vita's controls. [Issue#216, p.73]

They don't make 'em like this any more. [Issue#216, p.72]

Frustrates and infuriates as poor design decisions smash into each other with alarming regularity. A real letdown, given the series it comes from, but in actuality this is as close to an SSX game as it is Tetris. [Issue#216, p.70]

Shepard's story ends with a journey that's exhilarating and dramatic, with fantastic moments that beg to be replayed so you can see what other outcomes are available. [Issue#216, p.68]

A huge misstep for a series that has provided a lot of good times over the years. It's oversimplified, boring and leaves the player feeling they're never quite in full control – a Very Bad Thing in the world of Ninja Gaiden.

A healthy, inoffensive slice of 2D platforming that no developers really bother with these days. Worth picking up if and when it's discounted. [Issue#215, p.85]

The stealth sections are quite possibly the worst designed section of any game that we've ever seen. [Issue#215, p.85]

An interesting story tethered to a frustrating puzzle game. [Issue#215, p.85]