It has some ideas, design-wise, that won't enjoy many players, although some others might love them. Make sure you understand its peculiarities because, if you're ok with them, you can find a fun, challenging and very special game here.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 is a sequel with few new features and a notorious technical stagnation. But the new features are remarkable, specially the multiplayer online combats, which boosts replayability.

Just correct as an adaptation, even though the quality of the games is as good as the originals were.

JYDGE is fun, offers a lot of replayability and adds a great coop mode. It's not unforgettable, but it's definitely enjoyable.

This is an interesting interactive drama with a solid script, where decisions matter and the multiplayer is well integrated, even if sometimes it struggles with the interactions and its narrative.

The minigames that take advantage of mouse mode are notable, and we would have liked to see more that took advantage of the camera and microphone. Despite all this, it's a highly recommended game, as if it was already comprehensive, it's even more so now, adding a touch of experimentation and novelty especially suitable for those who haven't tried the game (or want to expand it, which may also be worthwhile). If you want a long-lasting, high-quality party game, this is the spot you should definitely check out.

If you’re looking for a puzzle-based adventure with a touch of platforming, this is your game. It’s great for co-op too, but it can be played on your own as well.

Story of Seasons is one of the best Harvest Moon games we've played. It's one of those game you can spend months playing, and one you don't want to miss if you like what it has to offer.

En Garde! is a charming adventure that fans of the genre will love, although it lacks a bit of depth.

PGA Tour keeps evolving and polishing the series with the best entry so far.

The Battle of the Pacific, the war between the American and the Japanese, have spawned a videogame full of action and strategy where everything is well balanced, observing the original gameplay and improving the weak points of the first game.

Ultimately, Zerzura is a more than noteworthy graphic adventure with a very enjoyable story and greatly integrated puzzle. Despite not being visually remarkable and having a low difficulty, this is a recommended adventure.

As an indie title, it aims for a tiny audience, but even that audience its too large for the quality it offers. If you feel attracted by the concept and/or visuals go ahead –you'll love it or hate it– but don't expect a game everybody can enjoy. McPixel wants to cause a reaction, and it causes it.

It’s a small but solid step forward for the franchise. It relies on improving what we played on the previous episode, but if you enjoyed other Atelier games before, this deserves a try.

Bogus Detour is a quite enjoyable spin-off, particularly in its multiplayer mode. We think fans of the series will like it, even if it is a little bit simple and it doesn't take any risks.

The Swords of Ditto still is a fantastic adventure, and the new additions make it even better. If you feel like playing a Zelda with a twist, make sure to check it out.

Withering Rooms blends elements from classic survival horror games like Clock Tower and modern roguelikes, offering a tense experience where death resets progress but rearranges the mansion's rooms, providing a fresh challenge each time. Despite technical limitations and lack of Spanish text, its mix of combat, puzzles, and atmosphere delivers a compelling horror adventure.

As a remaster it is really good, but the game itself wasn't perfect back in the day, and all these years hadn't helped either. Still, it's the best way to play it if you haven't yet or if you feel nostalgic.

Souls-like fans have an interesting indie approach to the formula. It has some obvious shortcomings, but it also adds some original features that work well.

A good game despite its flaws, but manages to become very fun thanks to the great possibilites Heller's powers bring. This PC version is very conservative in comparison with the console version, with minimal graphical improvements and imprecise mouse+keyboard controls. This three month delay could have been used to make the most of the PC capabilities.

This is one of those unique games that we really enjoy. It’s perfect if you just want to enjoy a bunch of stories that feel human and real, even if they are part of a fantastic universe.

Atomic Heart is a game with many lights, but also some shadows. It feels like the developers bit more than they could chew, but the foundations are solid and there is a lot of potential for future entries.

We think there's still room for improvement (like a quite empty co-op), but it is definitely a great game for musou fans.

Aftermath is a very interesting horror adventure. It’s engaging and well designed, and we have enjoyed exploring the Barclay Manor even if there was a constant sense of déjà vu.

A simple, fast and addictive shooter that TrackMania fans will love. It's focused on its community, since there's absolute freedom for mods and sharing users' creation, so it's up to the players shaping the future of this game.

It doesn't offer anything particularly relevant if you've already played it on 3DS, but its classic concept delivers an interesting game that might surprise some players and that works quite well on PS Vita.

Feudal Alloy is a good metroidvania that simply works. The genre has evolved so much lately that this title ends up being overshadowed by many others.

Colorful, endearing, and detail-rich, Bandle Tale offers a notable artistic aspect. Its humor-infused world and unique mechanics blend farming simulation with RPG elements seamlessly, providing a delightful experience for players regardless of their familiarity with League of Legends lore. However, it could benefit from clearer explanations of skill relationships and more gameplay variety. In summary, Bandle Tale stands out for its charming visuals, humorous narrative, and relaxed gameplay, making it a highly recommended experience.

This short narrative horror game offers solid puzzles, an engaging story with well-acted live-action sequences, and creative editing mechanics, but its familiar mansion exploration, uneven performance, and limited innovation make it feel repetitive despite its personality and concise pacing.

Maybe it's not the best game in the series, but it's definitely a really good one. Its combat system can be strange at the beginning, but behind it there's a great adventure.

It continues to develop what we've seen in the previous episodes. It's a very solid game with a very solid story, that offers another great adventure for The Dark Knight fans.

This is a poor adaptation of a good ARPG. There are many technical issues that affect both the graphics and the gameplay, so it’s up to the player if you’re willing to accept these sacrifices.

This is still a good and entertaining game, with some cool improvements like split-screen and more diverse situations, but maybe it is not as inspiring as previous versions.

It's not perfect, but Firewatch is one of those games that thanks to an outstanding narrative will drag you into its world and make you forget about its imperfections.

Many of us grew up playing these games, and it’s great to have them available on newer platforms. The arcade titles have aged quite well, although it feels quite pricey.

A pleasant surprise in the third-person action genre, which results in a frantic action game with a splendid campaign, that Warhammer 40.000 fans will love. It offers constant action and challenges, and has three different difficulty levels to make sure it is accesible por all the gamers.

Ultimately, Demigod is a very good game, a great idea carried in a noteworthy way in terms of gameplay but, unfortunately, it doesn't deliver in other aspects and this diminishes the final result. It lacks more scenarios and a more solid singe player mode, and this reduces the public which would enjoy the game.

Ride 3 isn’t perfect, but it is a lot of fun. We would like to see better physics and a more complex multiplayer mode, but the series has evolved a lot and this third entry is a great option.

Reach delivers an intense VR action-platforming experience with fluid parkour, climbing, and combat, offering a strong sense of presence despite occasional awkward movements and minor technical flaws, and its immersive vertical world and rhythm keep players engaged while the narrative and exploration complement the action seamlessly.

This is one of the best RPGs on PS Vita. It's fun, has a lot of content and great characters, so if you're looking for a game of this genre, Tales of Hearts R is a great option.

This is the best season in Sam & Max adventures and you can't miss the next one.

This is one of the best PlayStation Move launch titles. Its rivalry with Wii Sports is clear, and although the latters wins overwhelmgly in charm, Sport Champions options are very praisable.

Max and the Magic Marker is a platforming game with very good ideas, well executed, but is far from being an outstanding game.

Shawarmageddon is a lot of fun, although it doesn’t add a lot of new features apart from a big one, online multiplayer. If you haven’t played it before, you’ll find a very interesting and accessible strategy game.

7th Sector is an interesting puzzle game that should be judged as a whole, including its particular setting and presentation. It has some flaws, but also many strengths, and it’s a good choice if you like the genre.

Hayfever is a charming 2D adventure that can be quite challenging. We feel like it needs to iron out some issues, but overall can be fun if you’re looking for a more difficult approach to the genre.

Star Ocean: Second Evolution is, undoubtedly, a better title than its predecessor from a technical standpoint and also in its gameplay and story. It is an excellent role-playing title, suitable both for newcomers who want to know the series as for classic fans of the series that, although many years have passed since the original's release, won't disappoint Square Enix classic RPGs followers.

Bonsai Barber is a fun title, apparently without many aspirations. But under its simplicity and humor mask, it houses a great dose of fun and replayability.

This is a good remaster that could have been even better. It’s definitely the best way to enjoy it today, particularly if you speak one of the new languages that the game has been localized to.

A visually stunning adventure, showing a great design in every aspect. The core experience is not too long, but future updates should be on their way.

It isn't perfect, but it is a great surprise every fan of strategy/card games should try.

This is a more relaxed take on the farming genre, with more guidance, but also some key mistakes that prevent it from achieving something bigger.

We've loved Tiny and Big: Granpa's Leftover. It is one of those charming games that lets you smiling, and its mechanics feel fresh and different, as well as its atmosphere. It is a bit short, as it lasts around 3 or 4 hours, but to pick all the collectibles and achievements, it can last for some more hours.

An entertaining, replayable and complete game with a great multiplayer mode that has proven a success. Although it is a game quite similar to other games like Angry Birds or Cut the Rope, it has enough personality to differenciate itself from them.

Infinite Minigolf is a nice surprise – a very accessible and straightforward game that opens its doors to the community to provide "infinite" content.

If you like the Total War franchise and series like Vikings or The Last Kingdom, this is the perfect game for you. As a strategy game, it’s not the best from Creative Assembly, but it still is very good.

EA Sports FC 24 is a more polished experience, but it also feels a missed opportunity to evolve the series after its name change.

It's as good as last year's episode, but the 30 years of Wrestlemania mode is an addition that every fan will enjoy. Also, if you're not a fan of this show, having so many legends available might be a good reason to give it a try.

Beautiful, clever and satisfying, Haroki is a great game for iOS. Somehow, SEGA's redemption after a few failed mobile games.

The Escapists 2 is a very good sequel, that improves greatly over the original. Also, the online and multiplayer modes are a great addition.

This game features stunning hand-drawn art and a compelling, unconventional narrative, but suffers from a lack of clear structure that loses player interest. While the unique artistic direction and intriguing story elements stand out, the frustrating gameplay mechanics and poorly paced difficulty spikes hinder the overall experience.

It is not the Borderlands 3 we are still waiting for, since that little "something" that made Borderlands 2 great is missing. Still, if you just want more Borderlands, it delivers.

It's not perfect, but it's entertaining and offers some unique moments. What's more important, there aren't too many games like this on iOS, so this is one of those experiences we don't find everyday.

A great journey through a dark story, where reality, madness and imagination is sometimes confusing. Some issues lower the quality of the experience, but it still is one of the best graphic adventure games we've played this year and every fan should try.

This is a complete, very interesting game that may keep us playing for a long while. However, you have to keep in mind that the game is mainly focused on in-app purchases, even though it's possible spend more time playing to get the same results.

The concept works, but the content seems to be quite short. Still, fans of the Games Workshop creation will not be disappointed.

Outlast II is the perfect sequel: it keeps and improves all the good aspects of the original. It's intense and very scary –so much so we think it's already a new horror classic.

FIFA Manager is here to stay. It has advanced since its birth some years ago, and the new features of this version are worthy of praise.

A great hack & slash, recommended to those who didn't play the original. Even if you did, there's indeed some new features and content, so it's up to you to decide whether this is relevant for you.

This is a great way to play the game thanks to the portability Switch delivers, but if you've played it before you won't really find any new features. If you haven't played it, it still is a good game and there's a lot of content to enjoy in this version.

The Climb 2 is an intense climbing experience, with solid design and great moments. If you played the original on PC, though, get ready for some visual compromises.

Song of Nunu is a fun game that can be enjoyed even if you’ve never played LoL before. Great setting, clever puzzles and a fantastic protagonist duo shine in this otherwise slightly simplistic game.

Dontnod gives us the perfect tease of Life is Strange 2: a fresh and emotional story seen from the eyes of a normal kid.

After Burner Climax is pure arcade. Pure fun concentrated in a game in which time goes much faster.

One of those honest games, with nothing lacking or not needed, that plays directly from the beginning and is able to provide lots of hours of fun to players who engage.

The Surge 2 is a step forward in every aspect, that helps define the franchise. It’s better than its predecessor and a very solid options for those who enjoy that Souls feeling.

This is an interesting toy, but as a game it’s definitely limited. We’re sure younger players will love it, although we would have liked to see a more ambitious take on the concept.

MainFrames is a charming and solid 2D platformer with a clever window-based gameplay and accessibility options, although its simple story, occasional arbitrary challenges, and lack of deeper innovation limit its overall impact.

Summing up, Overlord 2 is an excellent action and strategy adventure no fan of the genre should miss. It doesn't have plenty of new features, but even the original fans will find enough charm in this title to be engaged again.

Even though there are just a few differences between these versions and the original ones, it still feels fun a fresh, and it's a great experience for those looking for something different.

Beyond Time and Space is one of the best of the scarce adventure genre in Xbox Live Arcade.

FF XIII-2 is just one of those versions without relevant upgrades, but good enough if you missed it on the original platforms. Probably, the best episode of the Lightning trilogy.

Mario is back with a great game, that lacks content and more online options. Still, the core gameplay is so good you’ll have hours of entertainment.

Very good news for classic roleplaying games fans, especially does who follow this series. A fun and enjoyable game that lasts for hours thanks to its dynamic combats, charming characters and flexibility to set up fighting strategies for our party. Its only flaw is its irregular 3D effect.

A difficult genre in which most companies fail, but Capcom has made a very good open-world RPG, which can turn in a series, thanks to its good ideas and execution. It has a lot of flaws, but gamers will love the game, as it becomes addictive while offering something different and with personality.

The lack of many RPG features might be somehow confusing, but it's fun and addictive. On the top of that, it makes us think, so we really recommend it for those looking for something different to play on the 3DS.

There are not any remarkable additions, but at least the visual improvement is appreciated. It is not the best sandbox game, but it'll give you tons of fun.

We miss more modes, but this year's additions are interesting. It looks like there isn't much room for innovation, so you already know what you're going to find.

A good game directed to fans of the series, although it has some summaries of previous chapters for newcomers to get into the story. It has some great virtues, like an agile and fun combat system, an interesting story and good visual, but also some problems, like empty worlds or the repetition of scenarios. It is a recommended game if you can forgive its flaws.

FIFA 10 for the Wii tries to broaden the public but takes less seriously the simulation, with a simplified and more accessible control system. But it falls short when offering extra content for the players to come back for more.

Samurai Showdown works great on Switch, but not as well as the other versions. If you just want a casual way of enjoy it, then it’s more than enough, but if you want to get competitive, you might be better off on other platforms.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

UFC 3 is a great game for MMA fans. This entry polishes the formula and includes a campaign mode, but newcomers are likely to face a steep learning curve.

Syndicate fans have here a great tribute to the classic franchise, with its own personality and a solid experience we've enjoyed from the beginning to the end.

This is a very interesting game, since it takes many ideas from its genre, but makes them addictive and accessible.

The beginning of the end starts with a promising episode. The change in perspective and the darker tone work very well, although the formula has been milked for so long that you can’t help but feel it needs deeper changes.

This is one of these ideas that are not designed for everyone, but if you are open for innovation it can be fascinating.