Ideal for gamers who grew up with this genre. Spectacular, fast, fresh and fun, it offers some great moments, and, even if it's not a AAA game, we think it's a game everyone will enjoy.

Onimusha still is a fantastic game, and it looks and plays wonderfully. It’s quite short, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

As a product for the fans who loved the original episodes is good, but as an HD remake there's a lot of room for improvement. Recommended for those who want to (re)live the experience, taking into account its reduced priced.

The lack of EA simulator on next gen consoles cleared the space for this game, somehow closer to Everybody's Golf. For fans of this sport, Powerstar Golf is indeed a very solid experience.

It's still a great game, and visually it hasn't aged at all, but it feels like a missed opportunity to add something new or add some other titles of the series. In any case, a great way to enjoy Patapon.

It's been a while since its original release, so there are some gameplay mechanics that feel a little bit old fashioned. Still, the story will make us forget this little issues and create a very enjoyable experience.

We think Skate 2 has still some room for improvement in control, however advances in this part, but it looks like it will have a great future as it evolves building on its base.

This sequel brings all the violence and fun of the original, and still is addictive and frenetic. It can be a little bit repetitive, but it's a great title to play with friends, and this helps fight its shortcomings.

Gears Tactics has a great combat design, fantastic final bosses… and very repetitive missions. The overall experience is very good, and we think if you play the game in short sessions you won’t feel it as repetitive. Regardless of how you choose to play it, it’s a game that deserves an opportunity.

This is one of those addictive experiences that, even though are based on the free-to-play model, are enjoyable without any extra payment.

Marvel’s Avengers knows how to recreate the essence of the heroes it portrays, but it is a bit rough around the edges, and needs time to polish the experience and provide what you would expect from a game like this. This is just the first step, so we hope it all improves as it evolves.

Starlink is a solid and interesting title with some good ideas, and the physical ships work pretty well. It may get a little bit repetitive, but overall is an enjoyable adventure.

Everybody 1-2-Switch! works better than we expected in any circumstance, from a family afternoon to, perhaps, one of those team building events that companies organize to unite their work teams, and to this we must add the attraction of coming at a reduced price. It is a very measured, adaptable, fun game that awakens the competitive mood and with which time will fly by and that has the rope to be one of the protagonists of all kinds of social and family gatherings and thus we will be able to definitively save generations of games passes that we used for these purposes.

Wreckfest is a great racing game that knows how to find the balance between Destruction Derby-like matches and more traditional races. It lacks some more modes and better performance, but it’s an enjoyable game overall.

Spinch is a fun game, that makes you interested with its aesthetics and keeps you with its gameplay. It can be frustrating at times, so make sure you’re up for a challenge in the final stages.

If you grew up with old-school shooters and you like a cyberpunk setting, Hard Reset: Redux deserves a try. It's quite linear and not too long, but gameplay-wise it's very enjoyable.

Fatal Bullet isn’t the best entry in this franchise, but it is a very enjoyable game. On top of that, we get a couple of interesting new features for the Switch, which makes it a good addition for Nintendo’s hybrid console.

Sakura Wars is a one of those games that knows how to overcome its shortcomings to make you feel part of it. It’s a shame that the combat system is quite bad, since we’ve really enjoyed everything else.

Chicken Police doesn’t succeed as a satire, but it does as a game. If you like the noir genre and you want to try an tongue-in-cheek take on it, check it out.

A.I.L.A. delivers a unique psychological horror experience, leveraging a brilliant premise and varied, unsettling scenarios to craft memorable scares. While its ambitious narrative falters in the latter half and combat feels unpolished, its innovative approach to fear and striking visuals forge a captivating, albeit irregular, indie journey for genre enthusiasts.

Nothing really different in comparison with the previous chapter, except for some better puzzles.

If you like rap or hip-hop, this is the game you were waiting for.

A 3D third-person shooter, surprisingly fresh and addictive with many customizable options for our character. Not very original or visually stunning, but still very enjoyable. The lack of campaign mode and its price are the two things customers might consider negative, but it is definitely one of the best games of this genre on iOS.

If you like rap or hip-hop, this is the game you were waiting for.

DOOM 3 is somewhat an unique entry in the franchise, and some aspects have aged better than others. However, if you want an old-school shooter, id’s game still has a lot to offer.

It's aimed at skilled players, but it's a great experience if you play enough to get used to its mechanics.

A more than decent entry in the series, although below the excellent Hot Pursuit of last year. It is a good idea to propose a coast-to-coast trip through the USA, and we'll see some iconic places, although the story is not that attractive.

If you have enjoyed Red Alert 3 in console, there is no reason for not buying this expansion. Not recommended for newcomers.

Quotation forthcoming.

A more than decent entry in the series, although below the excellent Hot Pursuit of last year. It is a good idea to propose a coast-to-coast trip through the USA, and we'll see some iconic places, although the story is not that attractive.

Having more tutorials would be fantastic, as it would prevent players from wasting more time than necessary during the early stages of the game; some builds are blatantly superior to others, and consequently, some evolutions prove significantly more useful than others. The fact that we are sometimes dealt options that serve little purpose can make certain playthroughs feel repetitive or frustrating—leaving us with the sense that, no matter how hard we try, the odds are stacked against us. Yet, setting this aside—and without dwelling on the hype the game has generated within the indie gaming community—this entertaining adventure guarantees hours of fun, provided we know exactly what to expect and do not anticipate a reinvention of a genre that continues to demonstrate its boundless potential.

In conclusion, Virtua Tennis 2009 shows up as what it is, without experiments in its gameplay. It just modifies the control to adapt itself to Nintendo's machine, and makes use of the Wii MotionPlus to optimize its control.

The core beat 'em up mechanics with a touch of RPG made this game a very interesting surprise. Definitely something fans of the genre should try.

Everything in Axiom Verge works well, but fans of metroidvania games are probably familiar with better examples of the genre. Still, Axiom Verge does not disappoint and delivers an experience worth playing.

Obviously, we need to take the game as the piece of history it is. Probably not the game the average player is looking for these days, but if you understand what you're buying, it's definitely a great choice.

As a strategy game is deep and fun, and we've had great moments playing it, but the lack of modes and online possibilities prevent it from becoming a game we want to go back at after beating it.

It builds on Superhot VR’s core mechanics but embraces chaos with unpredictable physics, a humorous tone, and a cartoonish aesthetic that allows for fast-paced, absurd action. While technical issues and some frustrating design choices occasionally hinder the experience, the game remains fresh with evolving mechanics and the promise of ongoing content updates.

If you like rap or hip-hop, this is the game you were waiting for.

True Colors doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel (or do anything new at all, actually), but if you have enjoyed previous entries in the series you will like this emotional journey.

Even if it is a nice surprise, Zoink’s new game might not be its best. The combat system needs more depth or, at least, be better distributed throughout the adventure.

Mordheim brings all the complexity of the board game it is based on, so it's ideal for fans of the original and for those looking for a challenge.

We expected a leap in quality in this second episode, but it is almost the same than the first game: short and easy, yet a good game. Anyway, we expect Telltale to improve the game in the third episode.

Game Freak has made a fun and interesting game, proving again they are a talented team capable of delivering many different gameplay ideas. It's not their best game, though, but it's definitely enjoyable.

Fat Princess Adventures wants to offer a fun and accessible Diablo-like experience, and it delivers. If you're looking for something like this, it's worth a try.

If you miss games like Gunstar Heroes or Rocket Knight, Noitu Love is a great choice. It's not too long, but its replayability makes up for it.

Dancing in Moonlight is fun and addictive, and a great choice if you like rhythm-based games, although, obviously, Persona fans will find it more appealing.

Overall this Sky Crawlers is a good combat simulator for Wii, in fact, it is the best on the system.

A second chance if you missed the original. Not the best entry in the series, but still an enjoyable game for survival horror fans.

The narrative, setting, and music shine with unique charm and emotional depth, yet the generic gameplay, repetitive combat, and technical issues prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Team Sonic Racing is a very enjoyable game, even on your own, but we don’t understand why many of the features that made Transformed such a good and unique game have been removed. Its predecessor is a superior title, but Team Sonic Racing still is a good option of you like the series.

This remaster retains the original’s unique dystopian gameplay and multiplayer mechanics, with some visual and quality-of-life improvements. However, outdated design choices, repetitive missions, and limited graphical upgrades hold it back, despite its charm and distinct personality.

Ary and the Secret of the Seasons is a good game, although there are some aspects, like the combat, that still need a lot of work. Still, we’ve enjoyed this humble production.

We have reviewed this game after its big patch, and now it's definitely a better experience. Dangerous Golf mixes Burnout's Crash mode with golf, and offers an interesting title ideal to break from more complex games.

A special game with great gameplay, which uses 3D to foster immersion, but it lacks in durability.

It's aimed at people who's looking for a video game experience rather than a traditional video game, and that's precisely its main strength. Supported by a great presentation, it's a story worth discovering.

A game with few new features compared to the 2005 version, but with great, realistic graphics, which look spectacular in 3D.

A greatly polished, different game that relies on a well-known mechanic. If you're a fan of the anime and enjoy hack 'n' slash games it's fully recommendable. Also it's worth considering if you like either the series or the genre, but if One Piece or hack 'n' slash games are not your first choice, make sure you try it before you buy it.

After a great episode last year, we have a good game that doesn't evolve that much. Still, it provides a very solid simulation, and F1 fans will definitely enjoy it.

Scott Pilgrim EX delivers satisfying beat 'em up combat and a breathtaking pixel art aesthetic. However, its small world map and repetitive exploration hold it back from greatness. Although the soundtrack and character variety excel, the unbalanced progression system and lack of replayability prevent it from reaching the heights of the studio's previous masterclasses.

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.

A game with few new features compared to the 2005 version, but with great, realistic graphics, which look spectacular in 3D.

Emergency 2012 is a very direct title in its proposal, and maybe we won't need much time to take control, but it hides some levels which can become a real challenge if we can't cope with the situation.

A game with few new features compared to the 2005 version, but with great, realistic graphics, which look spectacular in 3D.

Battle Axe is a solid old-school hack & slash that, we think, fans of games like Gauntlet will enjoy even with its shortcomings.

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.

That said, this is an ARPG that is easy to recommend to anyone looking for an enjoyable pastime—one featuring a ton of content, a wide variety of activities, and polished visuals (with the sole exception of pop-in, which is highly visible while driving and detracts somewhat from the graphics). *Neverness to Everness* possesses a certain charm and is bound to surprise more than a few players who give it a try; if Hotta continues to steadily expand the map and fully taps into the game's potential, it could well become the premier alternative to the established free-to-play RPGs currently on the market.

Quotation forthcoming.

It hasn't changed much compared to the first one, but it has evolved. Although it can be a little bit confusing at times, it is overall a very engaging adventure.

With Descent, Team 17 finishes notably its trilogy of remakes. This is a good arcade game with some interesting new features.

It hasn't changed much compared to the first one, but it has evolved. Although it can be a little bit confusing at times, it is overall a very engaging adventure.

Bricktales does a good job adapting the creative construction of LEGO to a video game, but struggles with its questionable pacing.

With Descent, Team 17 finishes notably its trilogy of remakes. This is a good arcade game with some interesting new features.

There are some technical issues, but the game manages to be fun and entertaining, and offers loads of content to keep us playing for a long while.

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.

It does prove that Kinect has evolved, even though the essence of the experience remains untouched. It's fun and active, looks really good and it can be very challenging playing with friends. However, there are some features present in the previous episodes we miss in this one, and having long loading times and the very same intro every time we play a sport ends up becoming quite tedious.

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.

A more complete and updated game that the previous installment, that adds interesting features like the transfer market and the expanded financial options. Apart from these additions, the game is still conservative and very similar to the previous one.

Quite a good proposal for those who want to try a different game and meet charming characters while surpassing challenges behind the bar.

A few years older now, A Boy and his Blob might not be the masterpiece some people remember, but it's charming, beautiful and very engaging. It is indeed a game easy to recommend to those looking for one of those experience that are rarely made anymore.

It's a "evolution simulation" quite interesting, and although it has its flaws, it works quite well. A good choice for fans of the genre.

Pocket Camp isn’t a traditional Animal Crossing, but it works quite well as a mobile game. Considering how well received it’s been, we hope for quite a lot of support from Nintendo.

This is a good game, but far from the classics. It doesn't bring many new features, but entertains more than expected.

This remaster effectively updates graphics and mechanics, with improved character designs, added accessibility features like a map and compass, and intriguing extra content for fans, though, as expected, it retains the original's flaws and simplicity, which might not make it appealing for new players.

Watch Dogs is a good sandbox, but Ubisoft has delivered a version that doesn't take advantage of the unique features of the console.

This is a good arcade mini game collection which reminds us of the best classic Sega, but it falls short when it comes to offering quantity of sports and modes.

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.

Skylines 2 can be a great game, but with the current amount of content and its questionable performance, it’s a bit hard to recommend.

Dungeon Hunter 3 is an interesting free-to-play game that mixes action and roleplaying. With direct and easy to dominate gameplay, its concept is great for those looking for fast play seasons with their mobile phone. It offers lots of hours of content and plenty of customization options.

Even if flawed, this Definitive Edition still holds up quite well, particularly if we focus on the narrative and accept it as an action game rather than a sandbox.

The Knight Witch is yet another metroidvania but at least this one attempts to do something original with the addition of fun shooter mechanics.

Fable Heroes is a spin-off with a really different gameplay compared with the main Fable series, but its references to its "mother" will be liked by fans of the series, and it is quite fun when playing with more people.

This is a very interesting mix of space exploration and crafting, with some roguelike and shooter mechanics, although its complexity and its confusing menu system makes it only recommendable for big fans of the genre.

If you like winter sports you should'n miss this interesting title. This is one of the most complete and fun games ever made about them, with 11 different sports, PlayStation Move support and both local and online multiplayer. It also has a challenge for everyone.

Screencheat is aimed at a very particular audience. If you miss playing those splitscreen shooting games with your friends and you're looking for something similar with a twist, then you should try this one.

Knights and Bikes is a charming adventure, particularly enjoyable in coop. We’ve had a good time with it, but there isn’t much depth, challenge or innovation so, at the end of the day, you’ll want to play it for its charm.

This graphical adventure works pretty much in every aspect aspect… as long as you speak German or English. If you are looking for classic gameplay mechanics and a good story, this may be your choice.

Telltale is taking steps in the right direction. Order Up! is the best episode so far, and it feels like the series is finally moving forward and getting closer to the quality expected from the studio.

It’s always great to see strategy games being released on console. Ancestors Legacy is a deep and challenging title, and one of the not-so-many games of this genre available on these platforms.