Considering how cheap it is and its quality, we think it's a very good option if you want to play a classic shoot 'em up on modern platforms.

A decent, fun and challenging shoot'em up, that is not the best one in the last years, neither the best one Cave has made, but is very welcomed considering the shortage of this kind of game.

Behind its meme-worthy absurdity and 90s anime-inspired visuals, this short but varied action-platformer offers satisfying combat, a unique transformation mechanic, and clever level design, although occasional design missteps and imprecise controls hold it back slightly.

It's amazing how such a great game was made by one single person. Still, the player won't worry about how many people is behind a game, but in any case they will find a very engaging experience, with puzzles worth solving and environment worth visiting.

A narrative-based adventure that it’s ideal for those who just want to feel like a kind in a peaceful Japanese village.

Sparkle might look a little bit Zelda-ish, but it’s actually a roguelike with no big surprises. If you enjoy the genre, you’ll have a good time with it.

There is a great foundation to start playing from, but we think the community and the content updates will determine the future of this game. One way or another, it's very fun, and what's most important being free-to-play, well balanced between players who pay and players who don't.

Demonschool cleverly blends Persona's social mechanics with tactical RPG combat and B-movie giallo horror, creating a distinctive experience fueled by humor and an excellent soundtrack. Although its puzzle-like turn-based battles are dynamic, the game's pacing falters, sometimes feeling prolonged with repetitive encounters and a notable absence of modern quality-of-life features.

This is a soulslike that borrows some elements from Sekiro and also adds its own ideas to the mix, but feels a bit watered down compared to other similar titles.

Victor Vran is a good game, most enjoyable with friends. We've had a good time with it, but it needs some unique moments to make it a truly memorable experience.

This is a Like a Dragon game, but smaller in scope. Fun, intense and spectacular, but it might feel too small if you’re used to the main games.

Behind quite simple and weird visuals, Kairo offers some of the best puzzles we've seen in a while. We think we should stress the "some" in "some puzzles", since there are some other quite obvious and simple. One way or another, it's a great choice for those interested in the genre.

It has been great to enjoy a classic 3D platforming game. These sort of games have almost disappeared in this generation, except for mediocre movie adaptations. American McGee and his team have made a great game, fresh and charming.

It has been great to enjoy a classic 3D platforming game. These sort of games have almost disappeared in this generation, except for mediocre movie adaptations. American McGee and his team have made a great game, fresh and charming.

2K Drive really shines when competing and exploring its open world, but the microtransactions feel a bit damaging for the overall experience.

Quotation forthcoming.

It has been great to enjoy a classic 3D platforming game. These sort of games have almost disappeared in this generation, except for mediocre movie adaptations. American McGee and his team have made a great game, fresh and charming.

The Amazing Spider-Man is above all an adaptation of a movie. It follows the theme of the film, and is heavily influenced by titles like Batman: Arkham City, but it has also some problems which look like having been caused by hurries. But if we can forgive this flaws, this is an enjoyable game that achieves to entertain us for hours.

You need to get used to its uniqueness, but it is a good game overall. We recommend it particularly if you want a shoot 'em up with some innovation.

In spite of the controls, the game offers what the developers promised: frantic gameplay in which you can't stop shooting and transforming while you move quickly through levels full of action.

A simple yet deeply satisfying and relaxing cleaning simulator that expands on the first game with new tools, accessories, and co-op modes, though it adds little innovation and suffers from connectivity issues, repetition, and a lack of real variety.

No Man's Sky is a very interesting concept, and it definitely works until it starts getting repetitive. The ground it is built upon is amazing, but so far there are many questions that remain unanswered, so make sure you understand what the game has to offer before buying it.

It's not revolutionary, but the multiplayer focus makes it more enjoyable. If you liked the first one, this sequel won't disappoint you.

If you are a seasoned Ace Combat player you'll recognise some things that have been reused from previous games. But the premise is clear: this is a game oriented to cooperative multiplayer.

While the game offers enjoyable, deep, and varied combat mechanics, the story and character development take a backseat, and the exploration elements are simplistic, affecting the overall immersion. The artistic design and soundtrack are commendable, but the lack of dynamic maps and versatile animations, combined with the absence of a Spanish translation, may detract from the experience for some players.

Although it's not unforgettable, This is the Police is a good journey through strategy, particularly relevant for those with little experience in the genre.

God of War: Sons of Sparta is an entertaining metroidvania spin-off that deepens Kratos's lore through a compelling coming-of-age story and faithful genre mechanics. However, despite its ambition and engaging exploration, the game suffers from noticeable performance issues, a combat system that feels somewhat basic, and unpolished platforming, leaving it feeling unrefined.

Yes, it is yet another metroidvania, but even if doesn’t do anything particularly new or outstanding, it is a solid choice for fans of the genre.

It's short and it has some technical issues, but we've enjoyed it and we think that it even has some moments to remember. If you understand its flaws, it might surprise you.

Its simple but addictive concept works great, but it's meant to be played with friends. If you're looking for a 8-bit-ish local multiplayer, this could the right choice.

This episode of Project Zero is like traveling back in time to the golden age of survival horrors. Some may love playing a PS2-like horror game, while some other may feel like it's outdated. We've enjoyed it, even though it still has some aspects that could have been improved.

A charming game, full of humor, with pleasant visuals, both technical and artisticly. It is a bold proposal that brings new ideas, but falls midway because of its repetitive mechanics.

Rust is still as addictive as it was. Maybe, because of its early success, we expected more from it, and in that case it can be disappointed. It still needs to be polished and improved, but at its core, Rust is a great crafting and survival game.

Knockout City is fun and accessible, and that might help it find a specific audience since those looking for a more involved multiplayer title might miss a deeper progression system.

It’s great to be back in Skyrim, and Greymoor has some great areas and a good story, but we also feel like the formula needs to change to keep things interesting for the players.

Absolver is innovative and original, easy to play and hard to master. It lacks content for the single player mode, and it still has a long way to go to reach excellence, but it's already worth your time.

Direct, fun and addictive like few games, but with few new features apart from the graphics and the multiplayer mode.

The main addition of Make & Break is the editor, but the franchise still is as enjoyable as ever.

It would be a tough buy decision for a series veteran, but is a more than recommended acquisition for those who want to jump into the music genre.

You have to be very clear that the point of A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is to watch every step, remain in absolute silence and go unnoticed, and if this seems boring to you, we simply recommend that you skip this game. This does not mean that there are some areas that could be improved, such as the lack of variety in situations, but if you like movies or simply find the concept interesting, we believe that it can be a very good option, especially considering that it is on sale at a reduced price.

This is a nice collections of beat ‘em up, many of them available for the first time in the West. The most important addition are the 11 new languages these games have been translated to, since there are no extras or options to make them more accessible in 2020.

Serial Cleaner is different, original and risky, but it is also quite good. A great option if you're looking for something to play between more traditional games.

The Chinese Room delivers a narratively rich and atmospheric sequel that captures the essence of *World of Darkness* with strong character writing and moral nuance, but its shallow combat, linear mission design, and limited freedom make it fall short of the immersive depth and variety of the original.

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.

ROCKETRON is a solid shooter with tons of action and exploration, particularly recommended for fans of 16-bit run & gun games.

Even though there's nothing original here, the game as such works, and offers an enjoyable experience. We miss some coop mode, but still it's not a bad choice if you like "the Rabbids experience".

This reimagining of Snow Bros. blends nostalgic snowball mechanics with a new 3D design, local co-op, and light puzzles, offering a family-friendly experience. However, it lacks the charm and excitement of classic arcade gameplay due to simple maps and less dynamic action.

The Deluxe version of this 1987 classic from Jon Ritman brings improvements like better controls, new worlds, and updated graphics, staying faithful to the original. However, it still lacks some modern conveniences like shadows and CRT filters, and its Steam release feels a bit underwhelming with limited features. Fans of the original will appreciate the nostalgia, but newcomers may find it challenging.

It remains a JRPG gem defined by its mature, dark narrative and frantic combat system. However, this edition feels more like a simple port than a meaningful remaster. While quality-of-life additions and bundled DLC provide value for newcomers, the nearly imperceptible visual upgrades offer little incentive for returning players to revisit this classic.

Lord of the Rings Conquest succeeds in bringing Tolkien's fans a solid videogame, with intense action and a good representation of battles. But there is a strong difference between playing it multiplayer and single player, less fun than the former. Solo players should think twice the purchase.

This is a very enjoyable adventure that successfully combines something as different as playing golf and the end of humanity.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good effort by Telltale, able to cover both hardcore and casual players, making Back to the Future a perfect game for newcomers to the adventure genre.

It still needs content to match the main episodes of the series, but still it's a good experience and doesn't need any purchases if you're patient enough.

It's not easy to get into, but it does offer a lot of content. If you are looking for a dungeon-based RPG, this is a great choice.

This isn't the best game by WayForward, but it is a good title. Ideal for those who enjoy 2D shooting and exploring.

Space Channel 5 Part 2 arrives to the HD era with the same spirit it had in Dreamcast: entertain. Its charming characters and gameplay style make this game lovable, both for newcomers and nostalgics.

Roundguard feels very mobile-like, but it’s a fantastic take on the Peggle formula. It can be quite limited if you want to spend many hours on it, but it’s perfect for quick games.

Tenchu: Shadow Assassins is a good game, but because of its design, not everyone will like it. Is a pretty demanding game that can become frustrating, above all in those moments we will have to wait hoping not to be tracked down and be able to continue. Because of that is a game recommended to those patient players or to the ones used to this game mechanics.

Spheroids is simple, addictive, challenging and fun. A good game for "old-schoolers" that works really well on PS Vita.

Telltale delivers a great tribute to Minecraft, an interesting and well-written "story mode" for this game that, probably because it's addressed to a younger audience, doesn't match the experience we've gotten from other of their series.

If you’re looking for a Beneath a Steel Sky, you’ll find a good one here. Although it has some obvious shortcomings, we appreciate the ambition to bring back the series, its puzzle design and its storytelling. Graphic adventure fans won’t be disappointed.

A beautiful adventure that brings back the Mega Drive classic, although it can feel a bit short for today’s standards.

Summer in Mara has some great ideas, and mixes up successfully some genres like farming, crafting and adventure games, but it also has some issues, both from a design and technical perspective. It is however a good game, and we think younger players can have a great time with it.

Fusions is a good game Dragon Ball fans will enjoy. It doesn't try to be a very complex RPG, so if you're ok with that you'll have a good time with it.

If you don't know them, or just want to replay them, this is a great HD adaptation of the original games. These games, anyway, have aged pretty well, and the extras included are a great excuse to enjoy them one more time.

Maybe it isn’t the best classic Resident Evil, but it still is very enjoyable. It works great on the Switch, so it is a good option if you feel like playing an old-school survival horror.

Little Hope is an evolution from what we saw in Man of Medan, but it also has a fair amount of shortcomings. We are really enjoying the series, though, and we look forward to the new entries.

It has a very classic proposal, face to face combat without much thinking, and it works as a free game, being on of the greatest, indeed. But we miss some more options for cooperative play, and also better visuals.

We could say it's a "Double A", rather than a Triple A, but still it's a step forward that won't disappoint the fans of the series.

The strategic action and management combination that The Godfather 2 proposes is a remarkable formula, but also risky. Maybe it won't be able to convince gamers looking for an action game, nor those looking for strategy, but our feeling is that ultimately this is an action game -a good one- with interesting strategy elements, more than the contrary.

Although Order of War is not an innovative game, it is indeed a good option for fans of strategy, specially the ones who like World War Two.

A very intense, yet very short game which will be enjoyed by action fans, even if they are not fans of the Warhammer universe. It is incredibly fun, but it lacks more duration and an online mode.

Portal is kinda back with a clever puzzle, quite enjoyable and engaging. Some aspects need a little bit of extra polishing, but if you like physics-based puzzles, we think you'll like it.

A very intense, yet very short game which will be enjoyed by action fans, even if they are not fans of the Warhammer universe. It is incredibly fun, but it lacks more duration and an online mode.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is not exactly the most original roguelite that we can find, but it is a very entertaining title that manages to make us have a good time as long as we like the license and the genre, especially if we have friends to enjoy it in company, having here its main attraction, something to which we must add well-executed combats and balanced and thoughtfully designed progression systems. Yes, it is not free from a series of problems that prevent it from achieving greatness, such as the lack of variety of rooms, enemies and events that it boasts or the inexplicable absence of matchmaking for its online mode, but if its defects do not They represent a great nuisance and you are passionate about Ninja Turtles, here you have a purchase option to take into account.

A very interesting title, whose content could have been improved. We may feel it's quite repetitive, so we recommend taking our time to go through it, having even a little break between episodes.

Although this is a good racing game and adds interesting features like the use of NEAR and the new editor, it lacks the online multiplayer component, an absence we hope to be solved soon.

It is a good adventure game, that is undeniable, that honorably continues such a charming movie series, but we think and know that Telltale can do better, and we are looking forward to the next episodes.

It never manages to wonder the player, but still offers a very enjoyable experience, and manages to show how much effort and care has been put into it.

If you like challenging games and retro gameplay this is a game to watch, and you probably have been expecting something like this for a lot of time. However, if you answer no to any of these questions you'd better let it go. This is a really challenging game, even in its lowest difficulty, and can become frustrating if you are not an expert gamer.

This is a funny game able to offer tons of hours of fun.

A classic platformer that reminds us of Donkey Kong Country. Fun, beautiful and with tight controls for those feeling a bit nostalgic.

A game that recovers that "Tamagotchi" spirit and offers a simple and fun experience that lets you breed your own monster and use it to face battles. It lacks some options, especially in customization and control, but is a fun game for the price it asks.

The MMORPG market is as wide as ever, although most of the public is monopolized by Blizzard, but there are alternatives for those who get tired of World of Warcraft and want to try another worlds, or prefer to join the online RPG world without spending a cent to try and see if they like the game.

Even though there's little to highlight, HarmoKnight entertains the player. We feel it could have been something more, but still fans of the genre should give it a try.

MachineGames delivers a heartfelt tribute to the Indiana Jones saga, with great level design, clever puzzles, and impressive audiovisuals. However, the game suffers from poor enemy AI, simplistic stealth mechanics, and lackluster combat, which prevent it from reaching its full potential despite its appeal to franchise fans.

Quotation forthcoming.

It is a good game, and definitely a step forward for the franchise, but at the same time the ambition of this episode has taken its toll on the experience, and leaves it feeling somehow unfinished.

Rebellion is a very interesting title, engaging, fun and full of good ideas. It obviously relies on in-app purchases and it can get a little bit demanding sometimes, but it still is worth a try.

We wanted a better implementation of the GamePad, but it still manages to be fun, and it’s definitely one of those games you will love when have some friends or family around.

This will be the first chance for many to try this classic survival horror, than even if quite simplistic, delivers a fun and enjoyable adventure for fans of the genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

Starblood Arena is a very enjoyable game, and works better than expected in VR. It does need more content though, and we hope it arrives, because the foundations are quite good.

There aren't too many new features here, but the concept still works, and it's deep enough to put us through interesting challenges.

It's hard to deny there are some issues, but we've really enjoyed it playing with friends. If you like the theme, taking into account that it's free, we think it deserves a try.

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.

Project Songbird delivers a profound, intimate narrative that masterfully explores trauma through atmospheric horror. Its evocative art direction and powerful message resonate deeply, although the experience suffers from clunky combat and broken stealth mechanics. Despite these technical frustrations and cumbersome inventory management, the emotional journey remains a compelling, hauntingly beautiful achievement in indie storytelling.