Quotation forthcoming.

The most remarkable aspect of this adventure is the constant sense of discovery. Although the puzzles and physics engine don't always quite measure up, the game's overall approach is ideal for unwinding after a hard day, or simply for when we feel like stepping into the skin of one of these little lizards for a while. After all, that is what defines video games: the opportunity to experience adventures that, in any other context, would be unthinkable.

Still a little bit repetitive, but indeed the best version available. If you're looking for something original, then it's worth a try.

A great HD adaptation of the classic game, which fans of old-school arcades will love.

It is a very complete game, fun and addictive, but the free-to-play model is way too demanding here. We would have liked to have a version we could buy without in-app purchases and adds.

The great news here is it is available on PS Vita, since the additions are not many. Still, it's a good game, and a great choice if it's your first game of the franchise.

Lumini is a good idea not so well executed. It's short and feels repetitive, so we hope we can see a sequel with its concept fully developed.

As a first episode, it is very interesting. If you like graphic adventures and you're willing to try something new and fresh, this is indeed a good option.

Tower of Guns is shooter where shooting is all that matters. It lacks personality, but holds some fun.

AER is quite original, mixing puzzles and a zen feeling. It's a good journey, but not an unforgettable one.

Pitfall! manages to bring the gameplay of the original version to iOS, but it borrows –maybe too much– from other iOS/Android games like Temple Run. Apart from this, it's a fast and entertaining game, offering a very addictive and refreshing proposal on iOS. Ideal for those never-ending summer days.

Rubi Malone stars a title with good ideas but irregular results.

A noteworthy and beautiful game with no major changes or upgrades made to the original. It is a classic game and this port is very good news, but it may fall short in content taking its price into account.

If you like Captain Tsubasa, you’re going to have a great time. No there game has ever recreated the series like this, and even with its flaws, it’s a treat for the fans.

With strong performances, tense atmosphere, and a well-executed time-loop mechanic that keeps choices meaningful and immersive, Dead Reset offers an engaging FMV experience, though its limited replayability and noticeable repetition in later runs hold it back.

Ultimately this is a good game, but it has pros and cons in nearly every aspect, and it's far from what we had been promised. Everyone expected it to be a masterpiece and it's only a good game, and some might get disappointed.

Assasin's Creed 2: Discovery is an excellent action and platforming game which offers more than ten hours of adventure through the charming Ezio.

A very challenging, yet fun FPS, not very revolutionary but addictive and with its own personality.

Hauntii blends twin-stick shooter gameplay with exploration and puzzles, offering a serene yet engaging experience. Positives include its unique possession mechanic and stunning artistic direction, while drawbacks lie in predictable star locations. Overall, it's a relaxing adventure with a standout visual and audio design.

This is a worth-mentioning, complete and well-designed version of the console game. It's mainly based on strategy, and we miss some extra modes, but still think it deserves a try.

AO Tennis 2 takes a step in the right direction, but it still lacks depth in some of the core foundations of a tennis game. It improves and expands pretty much everything from its predecessor, so we’re looking forward to see where the next title takes it.

The concept is hilarious and it works great, but it feels quite short and makes you wish for a few extra levels. Still, a great experience enhanced by new control schemes on PS4.

These are two fantastic games that have aged very gracefully, and are today as enjoyable as they were when first released on PSP.

This is what Ninja Gaiden 3 should have been when it was first released. Tecmo and Team Ninja have listened to their fans and offered a great game, but it's still far from perfect. If you're going to play the game, make sure you play this version.

Star Fox is back with the best game of the series so far. Fun, frenetic, replayable and with the amazing final battles you can expect from Platinum Games.

The added content is not a reason to repurchase this game if you've already played it, but if you don't, it's a great opportunity to do so.

Magnacarta 2 has ups and downs through all the game, and those tarnish the result of a promising game which doesn't fulfill its potential.

Shinobi for Nintendo 3DS offers plenty of hardcore action which will be enjoyed by veteran gamers and fans of the classic games. Although the game falls in the visual side from the middle of the story, its great combat system offers plenty of fun.

This is a interesting management game particularly for Jurassic Park fans, but it’s very simple and limited.

Despite its flaws (some of then, like optimization, may be solvable) it still looks as a different game to us, sometimes absorbent, and an original experience everyone should have a look at.

It is not interesting from a technical or aesthetic point of view, but compensates for it with a good development and a certain humor that covers all the story.

A good game despite its flaws. We think its release has been hurried up and two more months of development would have benefited the result greatly. Good storytelling and content, but too many flaws on the technical side of things.

It works as a Micro Machines spiritual successor, but we recommend to try it first, since it might doesn't appeal those who doesn't feel that nostalgic or no longer play with friends offline.

It is a tribute to Limbo, and it doesn't try to hide it. It has some issues but it also entertains, so if you're just looking for an interesting adventure, have a look at this one.

This episode is different, but it works. We think it misses some part of the Telltale DNA when it comes to the decision, but it is quite enjoyable.

It's a very strange game, for players who look for an experience rather than a game as such. If you're looking for an exploration-based game that has its own rules, give this one a try.

This is a very interesting metroidvania adventure fans of the genre will enjoy, although it feels very limited compared to other similar titles.

Furwind is a great choice if you’re looking for an old-school 2D platformer. It is quite simple and short, and it does miss that something special, but we’ve enjoyed it.

The Survivalist takes the core mechanics of the survival genre and twists them to create an interesting, exploration-based story.

I am Fish is a surprisingly fun game, with great ideas and a solid execution. A bit limited, but original and enjoyable.

Millennia delivers a classic 4X strategy experience reminiscent of Civilization, featuring engaging gameplay and innovative ideas such as alternative Eras and city management improvements. However, it falls short due to its cumbersome interface and unbalanced difficulty, which hinder its potential for greatness. Despite its flaws, Millennia offers addictive gameplay and promises future improvements through patches or sequels.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

This is not the best multiplayer game around there, neither it is better that other entries in the Battlefield saga, but it is a good effort to make the game available to a wider public.

Slow Bros.' game combines charming claymation and meticulous craftsmanship with a bold, yet potentially divisive gameplay approach that reflects its protagonist's mundane life and emphasizes narrative over action. Despite losing its focus and reducing interactivity over time, its captivating characters and thought-provoking themes create an unforgettable audiovisual experience for some, while others may find it tedious.

This beautiful adventure lands on Switch with some adjustments, while keeping all the good and bad things of the original.

It still is a game aimed at younger audiences, but that can be played (and enjoyed) by older ones. It isn't the best game ever, and it doesn't want to be that, but it improves every single aspect of the original, and we've had a great time playing it cooperatively.

Oninaki has great ideas, and it is overall a really good experience, but it falls short in some aspects like its combat system. We like what Tokyo RPG Factory is doing, and we hope it continues to offer experiences like this.

It's closer to FIFA 12 and there's no Ultimate Team, but indeed it's a great choice for those looking for a football game on Nintendo's new hardware. On the top of that, is the best portable version ever made if we choose the Off-TV mode and we don't go too far from the console.

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

The sacrifices are understandable, but World War Z is a good adaptation to Nintendo’s hardware that, even with it flaws, shines when played with friends.

We always have a great time playing Sea of Thieves, but we need more content and options to give us a reason to come back. It’s something unique, so make sure you try it and decide if this pirate life is for you.

Okhlos is really enjoyable, fun and fresh. We think it could've been more polished, but rioting in the Ancient Greek had never been this fun.

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.

I-Fluid is a very good puzzle and platforming game. Its first approach is very interesting, as the development of most of the missions, which will make thinks very difficult for us more than twice.

Considering the platform, AC Identity is a good adventure, but the controls and the lack of different situations during the adventure prevent it from becoming a better entry to the franchise.

Tumble still is quite enjoyable and guarantees zero motion sickness, but it could've evolved a little bit since its original release.

This game is aimed at a very specific audience, but if you're ok with loads of fun and just a correct technical side, then it does deserve a try.

The series keeps its excellent level and allows the most complete and realistic experience to date.

Simulacra 2 is a game that successfully experiments with storytelling, and delivers an engaging narrative with a many mysteries to solve. It’s best played on a phone, but if you like exploring new ways of discovering a story, it’s worth your time.

It's as long, intense and replayable as the console version, but there are few additions to this one. Still, if you didn't play it when it was first released, and if you don't mind the new path the series has taken, RE 6 is a great option.

Those who already played before have a good change to repeat that extreme action moments, while the ones who didn't, both videogame veterans and newcomers, can be gladly surprised by what Serious Sam has to offer.

This is a smaller Kirby game, but still quite enjoyable. If you want more Kirby and you're ok with a less traditional approach, this is a good choice.

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.

It's simple and quite repetitive, but the story and how much fun it has to give us makes it worth our time if we're looking for a game based on smashing buttons.

Quotation forthcoming.

Overall we've liked Need for Speed Nitro, but we feel it could have been much more.

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.

Despite its flaws this is a good game, which will please its followers.

There are several hidden gems in here, so you might find some interesting surprises. As a collection it's as good as we expected it to be, but taking into account the price of the individual games, you should probably go for those you really need to complete your collection.

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

Sociable Soccer 24 is a mobile game adapted to PC that tries to revive the spirit of arcade soccer games, but falls short in gameplay, graphics, and variety. It has some positive aspects, such as the FIFPro licenses, the player crafting system, and the challenge mode, but it is not enough to compete with other soccer simulators.

This spin-off delivers an enjoyable experience, different from the main series, and definitely not so brilliant. It is interesting, and will keep you buy if you like puzzles and exploration.

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.

As weird as it gets, Telltale returns to the card-based games to bring this unexpected sequel. It offers loads of fun and loads of unlockables, but not having multiplayer modes –and not being localized if you don't speak English– does limit the experience.

The problem is that Bright Light has not succeeded to surprise us just like the "big version" of Need for Speed has, and Shift for PSP is an arcade game, enjoyable during some time, but not special at all.

As a free-to-play game, Warframe is a nice surprise that sets the base for a promising future.

This game is not a masterpiece, but it is indeed an experience that works really well for mobile gaming. Fun, addictive and recommended.

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

If you’re looking for a game to enjoy with friends, this can be a great choice. It has a lot of content and some really nice details for fans of the two franchises it is based on.

I Am Alive has finally arrived, and although it isn't the game it was promised to be some years ago, this is still a good action and platforming game in a post-apocalyptic world with a well-told, yet a bit generic, story and good gameplay mechanics.

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.

It doesn't want to reinvent the wheel, but it's a musou that's above the average. If you like the genre and/or the series it is based on, it's a good choice.

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.

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.

As a self-contained episode, it's good and fun; as a season finale, disappointing. This episode isn't bad, but this isn't the best Telltale either.

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.

As a game, it’s a step forward for the genre in the right direction, but the enjoyment gets lost many times in its frustrating controls.

Moons of Madness is a good adventure game with some horror touches. We like the atmosphere, its pace and its Lovecraft-inspired universe, although it feels somehow limited and the story ends up being a bit cliché.

It won’t have the same impact the first Brain Training had, but it is a nice collection of mini games, and a good choice for players who enjoy challenging their minds.

Quake Arena Arcade is a more than decent adaptation, but it has certain flaws in the online experience that can't be overlooked.

Bomberman is back expanding what we’ve seen in the franchise’s previous game, with new additions and tons of hours of fun to be had in its multiplayer.

Overland proves once again the talent of the team behind it, with a challenging and original adventure that relies on a solid turn-based strategy and survival-oriented gameplay.

Exist Archive is a quite interesting game, but it takes its time to be engaging. It feels like the developer is not used to work with this budget, but it's still a game that hides many good things.

A very fun and original experience, that, even if it's quite short, is very satisfying.

Iron Rain isn’t going to change your mind, but the visual update and some other changes will make it very appealing for fans of this unique franchise.

An impressive game on the 3DS, which has surpassed our expectations both technically and artistically, and truly a unique game in the 3DS. We hope the content is expanded in the future.

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.