It's not going to make history, but if you like puzzles, action and Lovecraft, this is a game you should try.

Crackdown is back with a fun game that ends up being quite repetitive. Sumo Digital has done a great job finishing this title, but we expected a more evolved concept after so many years. The Wrecking Zone, at the moment, is pretty much a proof of concept, and we hope this multiplayer mode grows with future updates.

A good strategy game which fans of the first game will like, despite not evolving too much the formula of the original. Those who didn't like the first game won't like this sequel either, but it offers a much more polished gameplay, great management and strategy options, and it makes us feels inside the legend.

There are several gameplay mechanics, but everything works pretty well. If you like trading cards you should give it a try.

Gato Roboto is a cute Metroid tribute. It doesn’t do anything particularly new, but it is a very enjoyable adventure overall. If you like the genre, you’ll love this cat.

Cuisine Royale is a fun take on the Battle Royale genre, but it’s also a solid game that deserves an opportunity. It’s going to be hard for it to fight those Battle Royale titans, but it’s worth a try if you want something different.

Fox n Forests is a great tribute to 16-bit platformers. It’s nothing more than that, but it might be the game you’re looking for.

Mind Control Delete is a somehow experimental expansion that brings exactly what we wanted: more Superhot and new ideas.

It's quite hard to consider this a "game", and it rather feels like an interactive documentary. In any case, we think it's something necessary and worth checking out.

Platforming, puzzles and exploration that shine thanks to the love the developers have put into this game, which transpires through the adventure.

A typical expansion which adds new options and missions to the main game and is a good choice for series followers. Although it adds new content, it doesn't bring anything really new in graphics or gameplay mechanics, so those looking for new things to do should think twice.

As a remaster or collection, we expected something better, but the quality of the games still is fantastic. If you’re thinking about (re)discovering this excellent trilogy, it’s not a bad option.

Despite not being a technical wonder nor a very original game between the multiple titles of its sort on Nintendo DS, Eledees is a fun game, entertaining and with an interesting story which above all stands out for its good use of the tactile interface.

This is a quite interesting take on the series, with a cleverly executed point-and-click adventure... in VR. The only thing is that feels pricey for a 2-hour-long game that's not very replayable, and the story could've been more relevant for the fans, but as a game and gameplay-wise, is a very good VR 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.

Ultimately, this game won't make history for its theme, but it indeed has a good quantity of fun to offer.

Fatal Bullet isn't perfect, but it's a very enjoyable game thanks to its well-designed core mechanics. If you like SAO, you'll enjoy this game.

Relicta is a game for those who love first-person puzzle games with boxes, switches and doors, that introduces its unique twist thanks to magnetism.

Kingdoms & Lords won't disappoint: it allows you to manage and control a kingdom and make you feel like a knight. Maybe it's not too ambitious –and not very original indeed–, but it brings many interesting and complete options that will keep us entertained for a long while.

We like how SAO went a little bit more action-oriented this time. It's quality over quantity, but we've enjoyed our time with Lost Song, and even though you know the game is not perfect, the feelings you get from it are worth your time.

Despite refined controls, improved tire physics, and solid AI behavior that enhance the on-track experience, the game lacks innovation in its game modes and fails to capitalize on F1’s rich history, making it enjoyable yet stagnant for longtime fans.

This retro-inspired 2D action-platformer delivers tight controls, precise level design, and authentic 8-bit visuals with catchy chiptune music, creating an enjoyable homage to classic NES games. While the humor is very specific to fans of the Nerd and the experience is brief, it remains a charming, well-crafted short adventure for those who appreciate nostalgic action.

One of the most original games we saw last year on PC turns out as a very interesting iOS experience. If you can deal with what being a surgeon means, then go ahead.

It is not the Silent Hill you have been expecting for a decade, but it is not as bad as the most pessimist predicted. If you liked Homecoming you should give Downpour a chance, and although part of the story is predictable and the horror aspect has plenty of room to improve, the game is an interesting one and ultimately delivers, although far from the best times of the series.

Cursed Mountain is a good choice against those great survival series available on the shelves, with a particular rhythm and an original atmosphere.

A noteworthy MX simulator which will entertain those who are not even fans of motorcycles, thanks to its thrilling and challenging races, although a bit short in content.

It is not the best version and it could have been fit better on PS Vita, but we still loved how the game holds up. Fans of old-school action games will enjoy this one.

It misses an extra push to become a great playable tribute, but still is a fun way of (re)discover these NES classics.

Sairento is incredibly fun. Its gameplay just works, and allows us to do things we thought weren’t possible in VR. It’s a shame it doesn’t look particularly good, but its core is very, very solid.

A noteworthy MX simulator which will entertain those who are not even fans of motorcycles, thanks to its thrilling and challenging races, although a bit short in content.

An ideal game for newcomers to the genre and for all those who want to enjoy a good story, full of mysteries and intrigue. Its only flaws are the short duration of the adventure and its low difficulty.

The game belongs to an almost extinct genre, and that makes it attractive for old school gamers looking for this kind of action.

If you like AoT, it's one of the best adaptations we could ask for. It's a shame its gameplay is quite repetitive and can end up being boring, but AoT fans should give it a try.

A game inspired by the classics of the 90s, with a great atmosphere, level design, and exploration, but also with some flaws, such as an uneven combat, some obtuse design choices, and a questionable save system. It is a very old-school experience, for better and for worse, that can captivate and frustrate in equal measure.

Spectacular, fun and challenging, Koramaia Omega is a nice addition to PS4's catalogue. It's not very long, but it easy to enjoy it while it lasts.

This is a more than decent game, although maybe too expensive.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's short and has some issues, but the story told and how it's told make it a very interesting and unique experience. One of those games that makes you wonder where the studio will go next.

It's a piece of history, but nothing surprising or a complete collection. Still, very enjoyable if you want to relieve these classics.

The game holds loads of fun, especially for Marvel fans. In-app purchases are not that fun, though, taking into account we've already paid for the game.

SGS EX is a game that deserves more attention. Fun, engaging and replayable, it's a great experience for those looking for some ol' school shoot 'em up.

Legend of Mana is a very divisive game, and this remaster is not going to change that. You might love or hate the game, but this is a solid update of the classic that also includes localization to several languages.

This is a unique puzzle, easy to go through, but it can get us engaged for many hours, as it demands some ability to make combos and tricks without colliding with the walls.

This is one of those games that is excellent both in concept and implementation, a product that lets you have fun and be surprised while we test our abilities. A game apt for every public, although its difficulty might make some people step back. But those who like the formula will love the game.

Anomaly is, above all, a very fresh and interesting game, with fun mechanics. It is a modest game which hasn't attracted much attention, but we are sure it will surprise many.

It's addictive, strange and interesting. Maybe a little bit too much for some players, but we've really enjoyed this crazy platformer.

It isn't particularly deep or complex, but considering the lack of RTS on consoles, Masters of Anima can be a good choice.

The core gameplay and the feeling of skateboarding is incredible, but the mission design requires a lot of work. If you are a skater in real life or a hardcore fan of the sport, you’ll enjoy. If you’re not, at least wait for some patches to make it more accessible.

A fun, direct and simple application, and also really addictive. It achieves to entertain thanks to its well balanced gameplay. There are lots of games in its genre, but this one stands out.

It does evolve the original formula, and it does deliver content enough to keep us playing for some time. The catch is that now it relies on a free-to-play model some players will find questionable.

Ultimat adds some interesting new features, but overall it’s more interesting if you haven’t played the original and you discover it as a brand new experience.

This mix of narrative adventure and dungeon crawler is interesting thanks to its story and cast, although none of its parts is outstanding.

A different take on the series that works when it comes to collectables and exploration, although sacrifices its combat to reach a wider audience.

It will not be remembered as one of the greatest in the digital catalogue as it could be much better, but retro gameplay fans will enjoy it.

An overwhelming experience, and one of the most complete RPG on iOS. One of the games that at least should be tried.

It will not be remembered as one of the greatest in the digital catalogue as it could be much better, but retro gameplay fans will enjoy it.

Despite its flaws, we have to say we have a more than decent title here, heir to a legacy of classic survival horror elements and an example of what Silent Hill should be in this generation. Although the final result is not so awesome, this is a good opportunity to return to that silent village.

The logical evolution we can expect from the same title on the PS3, adapting well to the new hardware of PSVITA. A fun game, pleasing to play, that will satisfy fans of the series. Those who enjoy this type of games should give it a chance.

Dex delivers an interesting story and a solid gameplay, but there are some bugs and aspects with some room for improvement that prevent it from becoming a better experience.

If you like games a la Geometry Wars, Tachyon Project is a very interesting choice. Solid and fun, twin-stick shooters fans should definitely give it a try.

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.

It is better than Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, so those who liked that one will like this new installment. But those unconvinced by the previous game won't change their opinion with this new entry, as it improves on it, but doesn't evolve or change much.

It's a shame that, in many cases, this adventure repeats the same errors than the original, and in fact, in case of having corrected them, this would have been one of the most important games of the genre.

It has some aspect that could have been improved, but it does a great job bringing back some old-school RPG feelings, and its concept is original and fresh enough to become a relevant choice.

It is better than Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, so those who liked that one will like this new installment. But those unconvinced by the previous game won't change their opinion with this new entry, as it improves on it, but doesn't evolve or change much.

Nin2-Jump could well have been a flash or web game, as its visuals are not very remarkable, and it has some problems in control which may be annoying sometimes. But it also has something especial.

Pharaonic brings its own take on the Dark Souls with a quite interesting and challenging game. Considering its limited budget, it's definitely a good choice for those interested in this type of experience.

Black Book is one of those games that some people might love and some people might hate. It has its flaws, but we think it’s a fantastic RPG and we would recommend it if you like what it has to offer.

It is better than Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, so those who liked that one will like this new installment. But those unconvinced by the previous game won't change their opinion with this new entry, as it improves on it, but doesn't evolve or change much.

It is hands down a good game, providing in every aspect and it is very enjoyable, but it has too many superior rivals, which to be fair is not its fault.

Its proposal is, indeed, weird: capturing Denpa Men through Wi-Fi hotspots. However is a great RPG, a nice surprise recommended for the fans of the genre looking for new experiences.

Snipperclips is a pretty clever game, very enjoyable with friends and a good option for Switch users now that its catalogue isn't too big. Still, it's quite short and not particularly fun if you play alone.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West has some flaws in its design; neither of its gameplay styles achieves to excel, and there are some obvious insatisfactory aspect. However, as a whole it works very good, and its is an enjoyable and gratifying title, with a good story told with unusual success. It has its flaws, but its achievements compensate for them.

Super Rush is fantastic gameplay-wise, but the lack of modes both for one and multiple players holds it back from becoming a better game.

This is an interesting game, especially in the single-player mode, but it has some problems which should be solved in future revisions.

Olija is a fun, 2D action adventure that feels great if you want a break from complex, endless AAA. It’s too simple, and it’s only at the end when you catch a glimpse of all its possibilities, but we had a good time with it.

Even if it’s far from perfect and being a classic, The DioField Chronicle is a solid SRPG with great combat and art design.

Its durability and attractive combination of sci-fi and Japanese animation will please many, but not traditional role playing fans.

It feels expensive, but if the price is not a problem for you or you can get it cheaper, you'll have a lot of fun with this timeless classic.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West has some flaws in its design; neither of its gameplay styles achieves to excel, and there are some obvious insatisfactory aspect. However, as a whole it works very good, and its is an enjoyable and gratifying title, with a good story told with unusual success. It has its flaws, but its achievements compensate for them.

An enjoyable cinematic adventure that creatively blends narrative platforming with first-person puzzles, offering an expressive story through minimalism, despite frustrating trial-and-error moments and occasional oddity in cinematic scenes due to "lowpoly," all leading to an escape in a continually twisting dystopian city.

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 beautiful, fun and addictive, but above all the OST is the spirit of the experience. One of those games that should be part of your Steam collection.

The game, while not reinventing the series, enhances aspects and expands the roster, offering fun matches and a Naruto universe experience loved by fans, despite potential shortcomings in innovation, combat depth, and arena quality.

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.

This was a great game nine years ago, when its formula worked perfectly, but it has aged a lot and is not able to entertain so much as it did. Those who already played it in its original form won't find anything really new in this HD update, but those who didn't have here an interesting platforming game.

It is far from perfect, but we prefer an imperfect game full of personality over a "perfect" generic one. If you like Telltale style, but in a bizarre, Japanese way, then go for it.

EDF is what it is. Fans of the franchise and those who are looking for its weird take on fun will find a very unique game, very enjoyable even with all its flaws.

Not many surprises here, but Layton's returns is still as entertaining as always. If you've enjoyed the series in the past, there's no reason why you shouldn't play this one.

This Pokémon Ranger follows the path of previous iterations, improving some details and adding up elements which enhance player experience.

It's not perfect, but it's all we can ask from this type of game, considering its price. If you miss this particular kind of races, it's a good choice.

It's not a huge step forward from the previous episode, but you'll find so much content and fun that if you liked the first one you'll have little to complain about.

Etherborn is a very interesting puzzle game, very well designed and smart. We miss more progression gameplay-wise, but it’s a good choice for fans of the genre.

In Heading Out, the journey matters more than the destination. It combines narrative adventure, driving arcade, and management elements with a unique art style. While it lacks depth in its driving gameplay compared to other arcade racers, it complements the narrative experience well, offering moral choices and a roguelite-like structure.

With a mix of inspirations from games like Shadow of the Colossus, Dragon’s Dogma, and Breath of the Wild, Eternal Strands offers a fresh yet familiar action RPG experience with engaging combat, strategic encounters against giant foes, and an attractive art style. However, its ambitious design leads to occasional clunky mechanics, repetitive encounters, a lack of tutorials, and an overuse of silence in its sound design, making it feel somewhat incomplete after around 15 hours of play.

AI: The Somnium Files does a really good job when it comes to the narrative and the story, although gameplay-wise shows some shortcomings. However, if you’re looking for a visual novel, this is a great choice.

Even with its flaws and shortcomings, Minabo delivers an interesting take on our lives, and makes us think about what really matters.

Tangle Tower is great puzzle game with really good ideas, not only when it comes to gameplay, but also the narrative and the art.