Overall Spyborgs is a good game, although somewhat far from what Capcom promised. It is a fun game, although it becomes repetitive, above all by an unbalanced gameplay and the seldom sensation of not knowing well what is happening.

Perfect for those who're looking for simple and plain action that will leave you exhausted. There are few additions compared to the original release, but it is indeed the best option to relive or to discover this frenetic series.

The franchise is finally going in the right direction, and we're definitely looking forward to a possible sequel. It has some disappointing aspects, but overall the feelings are positive, particularly if you're a Dragon Ball fan.

Lego Indiana Jones 2 is a decent sequel, keeping the style of the original without changing the formula, which makes sure it will be enjoyed by those who liked the first game, but won't surprise anyone.

Shenmue III is definitely more Shenmue, but a flawed one. It’s not as good as the originals, although it brings its essence back and lets us enjoy this timeless adventure one more time.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fairy Tail has some obvious budget-related shortcomings, but it’s also a very solid take on the franchise that doesn’t take the easy way out and becomes a musou. It’s definitely a game for fans of the franchise, so if you’re not familiar with it, you’ll find better alternatives.

Tatics is a good turn-based strategy game Warhammer fans will love. It could've used a campaign with more focus on the narrative to keep us more engaged, though.

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

If you like the genre, you'll probably like this game. There's still many things to be improved, but even son, it's already a very good option.

Damon and Baby delivers a charismatic twin-stick shooter experience brimming with imaginative lore and striking artistic personality. While the character-driven narrative eventually captivates, the journey suffers from frustratingly imprecise platforming and a sluggish opening pace. Despite these mechanical flaws and inconsistent sound design, this remains a refreshing, albeit unpolished, alternative to contemporary genre staples.

Pirate Warriors 4 is a game we’ve enjoyed as fans of the franchise, but as a game we feel like it hasn’t improved over its predecessor. If you understand and forgive its shortcomings, you’ll have a great time with it.

This is a very charming puzzle adventure, although characters aside, it doesn’t offer anything particularly worth highlighting. All in all, it’s a good game.

A loving return to the classic stealth strategy formula with beautiful maps, a smart tactical pause system, and modern visuals, though its steep difficulty curve, design quirks, and lack of optimization may alienate newcomers and frustrate even veterans at times.

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.

With its vices and virtues, The Punisher No Mercy may be worthy to spend some time in multiplayer matches without much complication. Of course there are many and better alternatives in the same terrain, but it offers some fun for a lesser price.

There is a lot of room for improvement here, but the series are on the right way. Still, it you're looking for a mobile manager, this one delivers a good experience.

This second volume is also a solid collection, although not as strong as the first one.

Atomic Heart is a game with many lights, but also some shadows. It feels like the developers bit more than they could chew, but the foundations are solid and there is a lot of potential for future entries.

Battle League is a game with fantastic gameplay and a worrying lack of content. We’re sure there’s a lot of free content coming, but for now it’s a very barebone experience.

This adventure comes back with a decent remaster to give us another opportunity to enjoy a kind of forgotten 3D platformer.

If you expect a Koei Tecmo all-stars musou, that's exactly what you get. It's fun and full of well-known characters, and even if it's not the best musou available, it's original and quite enjoyable.

Degrees of Separation is a very enjoyable puzzle-based game, better played in coop. It’s very original and has a very interesting open structure, but it needs a wider variety of puzzles to prevent it from becoming a little bit repetitive.

Little Town Hero has some good ideas, but it doesn’t develop them well. Because of this, it struggles to keep the player engaged after a few hours. And it’s a shame, because it had a lot of potential.

It has some issues, but above all, it's very fun and entertaining, specially playing with a friend. Recommended for those who miss the old arcades where you could kill hundreds of guys with a couple of buttons.

Immortal Legacy is some sort of Uncharted in VR, and that’s great. Sure, the budget and the scope isn’t the same, but the core experience remains and we’ve really enjoyed. The story, though, is absolute nonsense.

Werewolves Within is a really good experience, and it made us feel like we were there sitting and playing with other people. Still, being VR-only, and requiring 5 people to be online to play it, it's a risky purchase.

We need to take this game as a spin-off with a mobile nature. If you don't expect a full-size Halo, it's worth your time.

Despite some flaws, this is a good entry both for newcomers who want to start to enjoy this farm games, and also for experienced players, thanks to its many improvements.

As an action game it isn’t particularly outstanding, but its narrative and characters created a great world to discover.

WWE is back with a fun game that serves as the promising foundation for all the good things that, we hope, will come with the future entries.

We can conclude that, apart from some connection glitches we hope to be kept polished, Socom Confrontation is a good, exclusively multiplayer game, which runs the risk of being overlapped by other more comprehensive games.

Yaga is great adventure with some RPG touches. We’ve found it very charming and, even if it is quite short, it’s also replayable.

It’s always good to have new options and opportunities to play a game. The Last Hope hasn’t aged as well as other RPGs, but it’s a good game, particularly if you enjoy the combat more than the story.

This remake is something we’ve enjoyed mostly out of nostalgia, but it lacks ambition and, let’s be honest, it hasn’t aged very well. Add some bugs and you’ll have an enjoyable but also disappointing return.

Foregone is a good metroidvania we can recommend to those fans who have already played all the great games in the genre and are still looking for more.

Artefacts Studio delivers an entertaining dungeon management game that mixes humor, satire, and classic management elements, but lacks challenge and depth in the long run. It is a fun and attractive game for fans of the genre who are looking for a relaxed and pleasant time, but not for those who seek a demanding and lasting experience.

The game is very well made and cand surprise many people for the great amount of content it offers, with around 25 hours of play, and its characters' charm. A very polished game that children will enjoy.

The plot failed to surprise, but the strategy and RPG mix do deliver, so fans these genres will have a good time playing it.

This is not a game for quick matches, but long sessions of play, but its gameplay is solid and can engage you until you reach Level 45. It adapts PC classics like DOTA or League or Legends to console, with simple controls and beautiful graphics.

Doomsday is one of the weakest entries of the Deponia franchise, but this doesn't mean it's a bad game. Actually, it's a pretty good choice for point & click lovers.

It is difficult to find a movie-based game that is really good, and Rango almost achieves it. It doesn't bring anything especially new, but overall offers a varied and entertaining adventure.

Overall, it doesn’t do anything particularly new, but it’s very enjoyable on PS VR. It is quite short, but also intense.

It is difficult to find a movie-based game that is really good, and Rango almost achieves it. It doesn't bring anything especially new, but overall offers a varied and entertaining adventure.

It is difficult to find a movie-based game that is really good, and Rango almost achieves it. It doesn't bring anything especially new, but overall offers a varied and entertaining adventure.

This is a very interesting game, that mixes up different gameplay styles with a unique visual presentation. It’s not perfect, but it’s worth your time if you’re after something original.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's a Facebook game turned into an iOS. It's not very original, even though is entertaining and engaging. It's partially based on the free-to-play concept, so eventually we might face some money-demanding situations.

Anoxemia does have some issues, but overall it's well designed and once you get used to its flaws it's very enjoyable, particularly if you like this type of game.

A great alternative to the annual simulator, but there are some options missing (offline multiplayer, time attack) that should be included in this kind of title.

Terminator 2D: No Fate is a visually striking and musically rich homage to its iconic film, faithfully recreating the T2 universe. However, its run'n gun gameplay often feels irregular and lacks the consistent frenetic pace expected. While boss battles are impressive, the short campaign and artificial replayability result in a bittersweet experience, succeeding as a tribute more than a definitive shooter.

The combination of platforming and puzzles are quite solid in this interesting title, easily recommendable for fans of the genre, even though if falls shorts in some aspects like difficulty and length.

Crytek has delivered a visually impressive title, very immersive and interesting, although the VR limitations, the pricing and the potential motion sickness related to free movement are also worth considering. In any case, it’s a game any PSVR should try to see the potential of the headset.

Console users can now enjoy this challenging title that also adds new and interesting features.

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.

This episode is something fans of the series will like. The franchise needs to evolve, but at least it's taking steps in the right direction.

StudioBando delivers a charming, family-friendly adventure with clever puzzles, expressive animation, and heartfelt humor inspired by Latin American culture, though its less polished action segments, repetitive music, and minor bugs slightly hold back an otherwise magical and imaginative experience.

Maquette is interesting and has some really good ideas, although there are many ups and downs throughout it. If you like the genre, make sure you check it out.

GTI Club is a fast and accessible game for everyone, which can engage for its variety and its great multiplayer mode.

This is a great sequel for those who liked Hyperdimension Neptunia U. It still is far from perfect, but it is indeed fun and very enjoyable.

Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest will undoubtedly bring back fond memories for many veterans, and this update is a good incentive to give it another playthrough. We fear that perhaps the controls and action – which can be largely avoided if you play well – will put off new generations, but that is not entirely the fault of the remake: the improvements must be balanced without altering the original spirit. On the positive side, there are aspects that time stands still. Its story, some very entertaining puzzles and the personality of an adventure created with a different mentality to what we find in the current market are compelling reasons to at least give this cult game a chance.

Ghost Giant is a beautiful story in a beautiful world, although sometimes it forgets about the player, leaving them completely out of the action, something you don’t want to see in a VR game. However, if you want a lighthearted point-and-click sort of adventure for PS VR, this is a good option.

The Soujourn is a beautiful game with great puzzles and ideas. However, it lacks more innovation in its mechanics towards the end, which might make it feel a little bit tedious.

I Am Dead offers an interesting game proposal, but even if original, its structure feels a bit outdated.

One of those Kinect games worth the effort. Extremely simple but also direct and fun, one of the best downloadable games for Kinect that greatly implements its capabilities.

Sherlock Holmes DS is an excellent option for those Nintendo DS adventure lovers, specially the followers of this British hero.

Despite new gameplay features and the visual overhaul, it is still seems quite like the mobile version it was, and it is a pity that its good ideas don't shine as they deserve.

You won’t find anything new here, but if you like old-school metroidvania games and you have already played all the big ones, Cathedral is not a bad choice.

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

Addressed to those who miss old-school, Micro Machine-ish racing games, Little Racers Street is a title that gets better as we progress, even though it fails to offer an attractive design or a local multiplayer mode.

Superliminal has a fantastic concept, but its puzzles are quite irregular. Some of them are excellent, while some others are not very inspired. If you like this type of first person puzzle-based adventure, though, you should give it a try.

Compared to the console version, the handheld one suffers a sensible visual downgrade, but the experience still is a great one, as fun and complete as it was last year.

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

This third episode is definitely a step in the right direction. Things start to make sense, the narrative feels more compelling and it delivers a more engaging adventure. Still, we know Telltale can do better.

This is exactly the sequel you expected it to be. You’ll find all the core elements we know and love, but they get diluted in an unnecessary open world or silly minigames that don’t really bring anything to the table.

This is a good sequel but it is far from the expectations it had generated. It doesn't change the formula of previous games, and the addition of the supershot may not be liked by series' fans.

This is a good sequel but it is far from the expectations it had generated. It doesn't change the formula of previous games, and the addition of the supershot may not be liked by series' fans.

Super Lucky's Tale is a very enjoyable game. It's very easy for long-time fans of the genre, but if you're looking for light-hearted platforming adventure, it's a good choice.

Although not a very complete game in comparison with previous entries of the series, and not original anymore, it offers a hundred of interesting and challenging levels.

It's a typical free-to-play game, but still it's addictive and the Jurassic Park license is indeed a nice feature. If you enjoy these kinds of games, and don't mind switching tomatoes and farms for dinosaurs, then it's worth checking out.

Even though there's no a huge evolution from the previous episodes, it does advance, and brings enough content and additions to become one of the best episodes of the franchise.

Warrior Epic tries to gain the general public favour with an action and RPG game with an approach both simple and ambitious.

It's not the best game ever, but we had a lot of fun playing it. One of those games quite enjoyable in VR, even if it doesn't make the most of it.

This is one of the best PlayStation Move launch titles. Its rivalry with Wii Sports is clear, and although the latters wins overwhelmgly in charm, Sport Champions options are very praisable.

This comprehensive 30th-anniversary celebration of Rayman delivers an invaluable digital museum, excellent emulation of multiple game versions, and a challenging yet rewarding platforming experience. However, the inexplicable decision to replace the original, iconic soundtrack with a 'reimagined' version severely detracts from an otherwise near-perfect historical preservation.

New Dawn still is a very enjoyable shooter, but it doesn’t bring many new things compared to FC5 and it doesn’t make the most of its great setting.

To those who have not tried this series or something similar before, it is a good chance for a different approach to FPS games. Direct action without automatic healing and a high difficulty level only for the brave.

Payback is enjoyable because the foundations it is build on (Criterion's Burnout Paradise foundations) still work, but after this break we expected something more. Need for Speed is a good game that needs new ideas or a much better execution (or both) to be again the great franchise it was.

Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment is a very good options for genre fans looking for a tactic RPG title direct and entertaining.

The game improves significantly over its predecessor with enhanced graphics, better controls, and a rich open world to explore, though it still suffers from frustrating platforming mechanics and some performance issues. Despite these flaws, its atmospheric design and thoughtful exploration offer a compelling experience for fans of contemplative adventures.

Phantom Trigger is a very solid game, both gameplay-wise and audiovisually. If you like this genre you might not find something new here, though, since it borrows from many similar games.

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.

Escape Academy is fun and works as a puzzle game, but it fails to become some sort of escape room simulator.

If you just care about the games, this is an incredible collection with some of the best turn-based strategy games ever made. However, the adaptation is far from that quality on a technical level, so you’ll have to sacrifice a lot graphics-wise for portability.

This episode feels like for every step forward it takes one step back. It's a good episode, but we hope all the promising ideas we have here become real in the future.

If you have enough patience, helping Sophie will be a pleasure for the senses, with many hours of entertainment as a reward.

Although the shoot'em up genre is one of the most populated in the Xbox Marketplace, we have to reckon this as one of the most original and best polished, compensating its short campaign mode with comprehensive multiplayer modes, both local and online.

Danger Zone is a very fun arcade on a budget, something Burnout fans will enjoy. It's very limited, but it takes us closer to the promised Burnout 3 spiritual successor.