We've really enjoyed how Klaus is constantly changing its gameplay features so it always surprises the player. Klaus tries too hard to be different sometimes, but it's usually a great experience.

We love the game, but if you already have another Katamari game in your collection, you won't find many changes here, and it seems more like an expansion of the second game.

Nightdive Studios revitalized the iconic System Shock, maintaining its classic charm with updated visuals and gameplay refinements. It faithfully blends old-school simplicity with modern lighting effects and detailed enemy models. Despite some menu navigation challenges on consoles, the game offers a solid 60 FPS experience. The latest updates enhance the final battle mechanics and introduce a playable female hacker, reinforcing its legacy as a foundational immersive sim.

A great episode of the series, clever and well executed. If you're looking for an adventure full of mysteries waiting to be resolved, this is the one.

LocoRoco 2 still is a great game, but it doesn't offer anything you couldn't find in the original. Anyway, it's a good opportunity for new players to discover it.

Puyo Puyo Tetris is a game that you always enjoy, no matter if it's for a short session or for a long one, and it works even better on a handheld. It's a shame its price is a little bit too high –we're sure some players will miss it because of it.

Layton’s classic adventure holds up quite well. This version offers extra content and, even if they are not big additions, it’s a good reason to rediscover this classic.

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.

Simple, but satisfying. Maybe this is not an unforgettable experience, but the time we will spend with it is worth it.

Slender gets bigger and better. A great survival horror that only lacks some deeper gameplay mechanics, but still a game fans of the original Slender game will love.

Digital distribution brings us a remarkable clean-up of a true arcade classic, starred by the mighty Ninja Turtles.

This is a great old-school, action game, that even with its flaws offers tons of fun. A great second half and an interesting approach to back tracking makes it worth playing.

This is a solid tribute to the genre that improves the work done by its predecessor, but keep in mind you won’t find much originality here.

If you like dinosaurs, it's a great choice for mobile gaming, with quick matches and a very fair free-to-play system.

Age of Calamity is a good musou that, even with its flaws, knows how to deliver an enjoyable experience with our favorite characters from Breath of the Wild.

This is one of those games PS Plus users should not miss, and if you like puzzles and platforming it's a must-have. It's original and fresh, and even though it could have been a little bit more polished, it still is a great experience.

A classic as enjoyable as ever gets updated with new modes and fun multiplayer modes.

Although imperfect, The Surge is a very enjoyable game for those who like a challenge. It's better than Lords of the Fallen, and its setting makes it feel more unique.

AVICII: Invector doesn’t do anything revolutionary, but everything it does, it does it quite well. A few more songs and online multiplayer would’ve been fantastic.

This is a great sci-fi 2D adventure, with a very good story, solid gameplay and a very interesting setting.

In short, Karma: The Dark World is a highly entertaining psychological thriller that, with its remarkable graphics, outstanding art direction, and well-crafted narrative, is a highly recommended experience for fans of this type of story within the walking simulator genre. It's nothing particularly groundbreaking, but if you want a game that will captivate you from beginning to end, we think this title is well worth your time.

There are some aspects that doesn't meet the overall quality of the game, but it's fun and entertaining, difficult and full of content. We're happy with the job Milestone has done with this property, and we think they will keep on improving their new IP.

If you like management games, Valhalla Hills is a great choice that is fun and engaging. It is not the most complex one, but definitely worth your time.

While Forever still is a great platformer, we feel it doesn’t come closer to the quality of the original. In any case, if you enjoyed it, you’ll have fun with this one too.

SnowRunner is a fantastic driving experience, although driving is just the result of a lot of time of planning the route, choosing and customizing the vehicle and exploring the map. It’s not very newcomer-friendly, but fans of the series will love the evolution, and if you’re new to it, with some patience, you’ll get into this engaging world.

This is a beautiful platformer with an open-ended design, that even with some small flaws, delivers a fun adventure.

Yomawari brings back the true survival horror from the 90s with a different perspective. It's not too long, but it's a game Japanese horror games fan should try.

Observer is a great sci-fi adventure that looks goods and drags us into its world. We missed more difficulty, but other than that, it's worth the journey.

It has some flaws, but the core and its presentation are so solid that makes up for them. If you like surviving and crafting, don't miss this challenging and absorbing adventure.

Even though it's not particularly original, it is fun and addictive, and a great choice if you've ever enjoyed a Lemmings game.

This is the best entry in the series so far, although there are still many aspects to polish and improve. Still, a solid coop adventure.

We have here one of the best designed titles of the Xbox 360 digital marketplace, with a good production and an originality which is clear from the first minutes of play. Although the game is far from being an indispensable title, it will entertain platform lovers, and also those wanting to try something new and fresh.

This new title in the lawyer drama series of Capcom doesn't disappoint at all, although it doesn't bring many new features.

Mini Ninjas is a good action game, entertaining, enjoyable and able to offer some hours of good fun, but far from being one of the great games of the genre.

Bravely Second is a great game, but somehow it feels more like an expansion than like a true sequel. Still, if you enjoyed the first one, you wouldn't want to miss this episode.

If you're buying the Premium version, Nintendo Land is a great addition, but if you're buying the basic one, keep in mind this game is meant to be played with friends and family. One way or another, Nintendo Land is a title every Wii U user should, at least, try.

Sushi Striker is a very good game, addictive and fun. The controls can be sometimes a little bit weird and it can get repetitive, but it’s a pretty interesting title overall.

It finally feels like Atelier is making a solid effort to evolve the series. It’s still far from the big RPGs, but it’s a step in the right direction and, also, a good entry to discover the series.

Just Cause 4 is fun, wild and crazy, and fans of the series will love it, but it can get repetitive faster than it should because of a very poor mission design and a progression system that makes it feel even more repetitive. It’s full of amazing tools to make its map your playground, but there is little incentive to use them.

Quotation forthcoming.

As long as you're ok with the free to play model (which isn't too intrusive), this time Flashout delivers a great racing experience with content enough to keep us playing for a long time.

Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart is an amazing surprise. Actually, we liked it so much we think it's the best Neptunia game and we're already waiting for a hypothetical sequel.

The Outer Worlds can be ugly and choppy at times on Switch, but you can play this massive, complex game on a handheld. It’s up to choose whether you prefer a portable or better experience, as the adventure itself is great.

Trover Saves the Universe is silly, but it’s really fun. If you enjoy this sort of Rick & Morty sense of humor, you’ll love this. Make sure you play it in VR, though, since its gameplay is quite basic and it’s best enjoyed with the headset.

Gameplay-wise, this game is fantastic. Unfortunately, the modes for single player and multiplayer are very limited, and it does lack content. We hope this is fixed over time, since the core is very solid.

It's complete and polished, but the lack of competition sometime means the lack of evolution. However, it's a great choice for fans of the genre.

Although maybe it is not as good as the game it is inspired by, Game Arts has made a splendid job with its own personality.

This is a great remake, much more than just a visual update, although it faces many ups and downs when it comes to level design, control and AI.

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

We Were Here changes its format to deliver shorter (and cheaper) adventures, while keeping its formula intact and offering yet another fun puzzle challenge to solve with a friend.

Chime Sharp is yet again another take in the Tetris concept, but this one is really good. This is a game where you can spend tons of hours, clever, fun and with great modes.

It is an addictive and enjoyable game, but it lacks some more updates in gameplay by today's standards.

This is one of those games perfect for having a break when you're tired of complex games. Lots of contents and a great balance between platforming and puzzle will have you playing for hours.

Tokyo Jungle is not a wonder of digital distribution, but it is, indeed, unique. Absurd, unfair, fun, unexpected and different. We missed more situations and events, as well as a better combat system, but if you're tired of playing the same kind of games over and over, this adventure is made for you.

Street Fighter IV is one of the best fighting games ever made, and having all the content on PS4 is indeed a great deal. Still, it does need some heavy patching to fix some annoying bugs.

This is a narrative adventure short but intense that relies on a well-crafted pixel-art style to deliver a solid story about mental struggle.

A significant twist in the Ratchet and Clank series that won't let any of its fans indifferent. Those who wanted a change will like it, but the ones who expected the same action and platforming mechanics might be dissapointed. As a cooperative game, it falls midway between styles. It has shooting, but there are many games better at this, and its platform sections are good, although maybe too simple.

Worms hits the next generation with a good game, as fun as always and with a new clan system that expand its online features. However, the formula doesn't seem to evolve, so maybe the series deserves a rest.

If you miss those old-school wrestling games from the 90s, you'll probably enjoy this one. It's deeper than it looks, and it really captures the feeling.

Quotation forthcoming.

A great choice for those looking an arcade game based on this championship. Difficult, fast and addictive, F1 Challenge does work as a mobile game.

Milestone takes another step forward with MotoGP 22, that not only keeps all its good qualities, but introduces an interesting surprise: challenges for the exciting 2009 season.

Madden takes a step towards a more arcade-y approach, becoming the most accessible NFL game in many years. EA is trying to find the right identity for the series, and so far we have a very solid title, that still needs some work to be the game this sport deserves.

The Last Remnant has inside much more than looks indicate. We have loved its great combat system of this good JRPG. You only need to have a little patience and play some hours for the game to take off.

This episode is meant to connect the first and the third ones, so many of the events and actions here are not as decisive as we could expect, but still, it's a part of the story we cannot miss.

Stranger’s Wrath is back with a decent remaster that works well on Switch. Some aspects of the game haven’t aged very well, but the adventure is still quite enjoyable and unique.

Mini Ninjas is a good action game, entertaining, enjoyable and able to offer some hours of good fun, but far from being one of the great games of the genre.

This great game reborn, full of fun and action, with an outstanding coop multiplayer.

Invincible VS delivers a solid and visceral fighting experience that honors its source material with satisfyingly accessible combat. While the mechanics feel deep and the multiplayer is robust, the title suffers from a severe lack of single-player content. The disappointingly brief story mode and sparse offline features ultimately hold back its full potential.

Fully recommendable for classic fighting games fans, even though those who are new to the genre might find it unbalanced and poor when it comes to the different modes. One way or another, Marvel vs. Origins is a great experience with a lot of care put in it, perfect for getting to know the origin of the series.

Capcom tries it again with better results, but there is still plenty of room for improvement.

CyberConnect2 expands on the original with a larger roster, faithfully adapted arcs, and cinematic battles that elevate the anime’s intensity, although it still lacks gameplay depth, some exploration feels forced, and there's no cross-play, which may hurt online engagement.

Beyond has its ups and downs, and this version doesn't really improve that. The visuals get slightly better and the whole experience gets tweaked, but nothing relevant if you already played it.

Bandai Namco didn't try to reinvent wheel, but it's a very good sequel and a great way to experience Pac-Man.

This is one of the best tycoon-like managers available on Switch. Solid game with a great license to become the king of the dinosaurs anywhere.

We’ve really enjoyed Ape Out, but its small randomization of stages creates a strange feeling, where luck seems to matter sometimes more than skill. Overall, it’s a very good experience for those looking for a fast-paced action game.

If you've got some friends to battle with this games holds many hours of fun. With better controls and more variety in its contents the experience would have been better, but still it delivers its promise of intense and fast action.

Entertaining, beautiful and charming, de Blob 2 may become too easy for some players, but it is also a relaxing game with colorful environments, a feature which is scarce nowadays. Its main problem is the repetitiveness of elements and gameplay, which can be felt after some hours of play.

Entertaining, beautiful and charming, de Blob 2 may become too easy for some players, but it is also a relaxing game with colorful environments, a feature which is scarce nowadays. Its main problem is the repetitiveness of elements and gameplay, which can be felt after some hours of play.

If you're looking for something different to play online, For Honor is a great choice. It's not so good if you're only interested in the campaign, but if you love fighting other warriors on the Internet, it'll keep you busy for a long while.

Sonic reinvents himself with an experimental adventure that, even with its flaws, shows a solid foundation for future adventures.

I am Setsuna brings back the Squaresoft feeling we used to get from their RPGs in the 90s. It can improve its pacing and its menu system among other things, but it's definitely a game veteran RPG fans will enjoy.

Mini Ninjas is a good action game, entertaining, enjoyable and able to offer some hours of good fun, but far from being one of the great games of the genre.

A good game that evolves the original's formula to improve. The only problem we find is its excessive simplicity, combining only shooting sections with simple puzzles. It is a fun game, with a very retro gameplay, but won't make history.

Man of Medan is exactly what we expected: a less ambitious take on the Until Dawn concept. There are some technical issues that should’ve been polished, but overall is a great experience, and considering there aren’t many titles like this (if any), it’s definitely worth your time.

Gnosia is really interesting, and knows how to keep you engaged. However, as the story progresses, the lack of gameplay mechanics makes it feel more repetitive.

Andromeda still offers a great sense of exploration and discovery, a good adventure and plenty of content, but it's just a shadow of what the series was. The plot, the narrative, the tech... many aspects are not at the level you would expect, but if you are a big fan of the series, you'll still enjoy it.

Bulletstorm is still fun and crazy, and no matter if you missed it or just want to play it again, this remaster is a very good option.

There are a few more missions, variety and territories, but this doesn't mean that we're dealing with a bad video game, quite the opposite. In fact, it may be surprising how well this curious strategic-tactical experiment with roguelike elements has turned out. Its gameplay is very solid, the possibilities of the units are deep and the way of transferring the run and gun action to a new genre is talented. So if you are a faithful follower of Metal Slug and also connect with the style of game that has been devised, you may end up like us and get hooked.

If you like LEGO games you can discover now one of the most original entries, but it feels like a missed opportunity to fix its performance issues and add more relevant content, particularly as a full-price release.

This collection faithfully preserves the charm, story, and gameplay of the original Lunar games with enhanced visuals and quality-of-life tweaks, though it lacks substantial difficulty options or broader localization, which might limit accessibility for newcomers.

Hot Wheels Unleashed is a fun arcade racer, with plenty of options and that old-school gameplay that feels great if you miss this type of game.

There are a few bugs that will get in your way, but when you are enjoying the true experience, it's a very rewarding game. The development team is working hard to get it fixed, so you should consider giving it a try.

Even with its flaws, Guardians of the Galaxy is a great adventure we’ve had a lot of fun with, thanks to its impressive art design, its great narrative and chemistry between the clumsiest heroes in the galaxy.

This second episode is a step in the right direction. Some decisions are implemented really well, while some others are absolutely pointless and force you out of the path you chose to follow through the whole episode. Together with the lack of puzzles or superpower-based mechanics, this second season relies mostly on the story (and a really good one) to reach the player.

Vermintide is a great game Warhammer fans just cannot miss. There are some aspects that might work better with some tweaks, but definitely a great choice to play with friends.

The core gameplay is still great, and State of Decay 2 continues to offer the absorbing survival experience of the first entry. The co-op mode, its biggest addition, is a little bit flawed and disappointing.

This is a great action and strategy game, that has the potential to turn into one of the best of the genre. It doesn’t achieve this because some of its design issues, but it is, overall, a great experience.