Some aspects of Jedi Academy haven’t aged particularly well, although its core remains solid and enjoyable. It reminds us of that time where Star Wars games just wanted to be fun and expand its universe, and as big fans, we’ve loved going back to that time.

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

Hell Yeah! is driven by the absurd. It is something many players will find as a fresh experience, and something some others will find random and stupid. The gameplay is not enough polished, but if you're willing to forgive this and willing to spend a long and crazy while in front of the TV, we beg you to give this a try.

"Weird" is the word that best describes Shadow Labyrinth, a textbook 2D Metroidvania with a rather ugly aesthetic, a somewhat strange story and setting, and gameplay that doesn't stand out in any way, with a development that is surprisingly mediocre in its first few hours, but improves considerably in the final part. There are much better options within the genre, but if you're a REAL fan of this type of game and have already played all the important ones, we're sure you'll enjoy it. A title that, despite its shortcomings and lack of standing out in any way, has a "certain charm." In fact, we wouldn't be surprised if it ends up becoming a kind of cult title, one of those games that only grows stronger over the years, given time.

NFS has improved and expanded since it's launch on consoles, and now it lands on PC with tweaked and new features, as well and some extra content.

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

If you like card games, and the Tekken series, then it's definitely worth checking out. Otherwise, it could feel quite limited.

This unique indie blends idle mechanics, clicker elements, and adventure mini-games to create a humorous and surprisingly deep reflection on how we spend our time. While some puzzles can be frustrating or disrupt the pacing, the imaginative scenarios and emotional depth make it a standout experience worth discovering.

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.

It doesn’t have too many additions, but ti brings the best of the series. If you like the Picross puzzles, then you already know if this game is for you.

Even though it occasionally gets quite simple, it is absorbing and really challenging on the hardest difficulties.

This is exactly what it looks. It has solid foundations, but the rest of the game is not that solid. Still, if you think you're going to like what the game has to offer, then it won't disappoint you.

Snack World has a great sense of humor, great bosses and it’s a lot of fun with friends… but it’s also very simple and repetitive. It could’ve been a much better game, but we’ve still had fun with it.

It is a fun game but we get the feeling that it could have been expanded upon. If you're looking for just a twin-stick shooter have a look at this one.

Effie is good 3D platforming adventure, although quite easy and not very charismatic. It’s a good option for less experienced players or those who really miss this type of game and have already played all the main alternatives.

It improves on the first installment, which was an interesting product, and enhances most of it, broadening the exercise list and making them more varied, improving the control system through its new accessories and allowing us to join groups to share our advances.

It has a lot of competitors in the DSiWare shop, but It is frantic and fun. And also a good puzzle.

While the gameplay works, some design and even technical flaws make this comeback less enjoyable than we hoped.

The concept is very fun and works well, and the game is easy to get into and addictive. There are many other options out there, but we think this one deserves a try.

Golf with your Friends is exactly what its title promises. It’s a great game to pick up and play, but it lacks some options that should be mandatory, like quick games with fewer holes, or automatically kicking out idle players, who ruin the fun for the rest.

Speed Limit has some good ideas, and its attempt to recreate that arcade feeling is commendable, but some design issues prevent it from becoming something easier to recommend.

A fast-paced musou with roguelike elements that offers non-stop action and a solid combat system but lacks depth, variety, and polish. While fun in short bursts, its repetitive arenas, low production values, and limited content make it feel like an underdeveloped project rather than a true roguelike alternative to Hades.

This is a great example of how a HD remake is supposed to be. If you're aware of the limitations you will find in a ten-year-old game, it's a good choice.

Despite its flaws and how it compares with the masterpiece of the genre, its frantic rhythm and his simple fun forces us to recommend everybody at least a try, because for sure it will be a big surprise for many players.

A very original title with remarkable character. It is worth playing and can turn out to be addictive, although some might find its pace too slow.

Jett is a memorable space adventure that, interestingly enough, shines thanks to its gameplay and writing, even if both are flawed.

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.

Although Zombie BBQ is not one of the best action games of Nintendo DS, it is indeed a good option within the DSiWare portfolio.

Battlefield 2042 is a good foundation to build upon, but for now the game lacks content and feels rushed. You’ll probably enjoy if you’re a big fan of the series, but if you’re not, you would be better off elsewhere or, at least, waiting for more content to be added and bugs to be fixed.

The game captures the charm of Japanese landscapes and drifting culture with a solid driving experience and real car sounds, but suffers from weak visuals, repetitive drift-focused gameplay, and a limited open world that lacks polish.

If we achieve to get used to the confusing controls, it is an enjoyable videogame, withouth much complications, nor a deep and engaging story, but quite entertaining. Graphics are beautiful and animations resemble those of the classics.

The Past Within surrounds us with its dark fantasy to create this cooperative puzzle game.

If you liked Game Dev Story, you're probably going to like this one. It's not a huge evolution from that game, but still adds it's own vision and depth to the concept.

Ironically, the best part of this Age of Empire II: HD Edition has little to do with the HD resolution, and way more to do with the Steam features. Steam Workshop and the online matchmaking are the true additions to this game that still is as good as we remember.

It's a shame its design makes it monotonous after a few hours, because it's a great idea with a solid gameplay. It is a good game, but has some execution flaws.

Armature tries to offer something different, and even if we appreciate the studio getting out of its comfort zone, the result is definitely subpar.

Although the remaster adds improved graphics, English text, and smoother controls, the repetitive missions, shallow gameplay, and lack of context make it appealing mostly to existing Gundam fans rather than newcomers.

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.

A charming game with a lot of great ideas, but too short. Its atmosphere is perfect, its gameplay varied and interesting, but its duration is too much of a flaw.

Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart is an amazing surprise. Actually, we liked it so much we think it's the best Neptunia game and we're already waiting for a hypothetical sequel.

A good cycling game, although a bit stagnated. If last year game was a bit scarce in new features, this one is even worse in this aspect, and it looks more like an expansion or update for the previous game than a new game itself. However, this is still the best cycling management game out there.

It's surprising and satisfying, but definitely not for everyone. Actually, it's not a standard game and not even close to World of Goo. Recommended for those who enjoyed games like Doodle God or simply love that "special something" Tomorrow's Corporation's titles have.

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.

This is a fun strategy game with a great sense of humor. It might feel repetitive but its strengths are clear and will appeal the most nostalgic fans of the genre.

This is a very fun and accessible title, but only for children.

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.

Even though the visuals do not match the console version, the experience does, and Dead Nation continues to be a very addictive game that works pretty well on the handheld.

Contracts 2 nails everything around being a sniper, but feels a bit more flawed when it comes to the rest of mechanics. However, if you like the series, you’ll have a good time with it.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure HD Edition is brilliant – the only problem is the price. There's no new content except for the online features and the visuals haven't been really upgraded, which lead us to think that the price should have been closer to the PSOne Classics on PSN. Recommended for those who love retro fighting games, as long as they ignore the price.

This is a better way to start a season, and as an episode it's still enjoyable. It is aimed at a younger audience, but it can be interesting for Minecraft fans of any age.

Armored Core takes an important turn in its conception, offering a cohesive online world in which the player action influences the conquest of the eight regions the Armored Core V is divided into. This idea works very well, and the game also offers lots of customization options for the robots.

This is a great board game, deep and fun, that not only will be enjoyed by fans of the franchise it is based on, but also by anyone interested in this kind of experience. Actually, we wouldn't be surprised if after playing the virtual version you go and buy the physical one.

Hangar 13 has done a great job with the setting and building an atmospheric world, but some visual issues and repetitive tasks make it less enjoyable than it could've been. Still, it's a game that fans of open-world action will like.

An interesting and historic take on strategy, with good ideas and some limitations you can expect from an indie developer.

Stirkers Edge is a game with a very classic arcade feeling. If you want something like that, particularly focused on the multiplayer, this can be a good option.

This is like a playable joke that is fun for a while… but gets repetitive too soon.

There aren’t many options available for those who want to enjoy MXGP on consoles, but luckily, MXGP 2019 is a solid take on this competition. It has some flaws, but overall it’s very enjoyable.

This is actually a pretty interesting game, with a good roster and fun gameplay, although it’s a better choice for fans of the franchise rather than for hardcore fighting fans.

A good game that mantains the depth of the classic gameplay of the series and that brings news ideas thanks to the change in setting. The battles are very realistic and the player has plenty of freedom to approach them the way they want.

Lapis x Labyrinth is enjoyable and charming, although it has a fair amount of issues that can make it feel repetitive or shallow rather sooner than later.

Mytran Wars doesn't stand out for its originality, but with no doubt it's a remarkable strategy game with an interesting number of gameplay options and a more than good technical part. Moreover, event the most demanding strategy fan will like its huge extension, tight difficulty and juicy multiplayer mode.

WRC is not a return as strong as the Formula 1 championship, but is a game that will please simulation fans. Its visuals are not remarkable, but its gameplay works very well.

Even though it's far from perfect, we've enjoyed this title, and we really hope it's successful enough to see a more polished sequel.

This sequel improves its predecessor with better combat and visuals, though it suffers from underwhelming exploration, technical inconsistencies, and lack of localization. Fans of the franchise will enjoy its story and charm, but its limited innovations might not attract broader JRPG enthusiasts.

A pure puzzle experience that fans of the genre will definitely enjoy, hard and engaging, even though it's not particularly outstanding in any of its aspects.

Fast, effective and solid. This is a game that knows how to attract players, and how to give them many hours of fun.

It has its ups and downs, but in general is a interesting adventure that fans of the genre will enjoy.

There are many issues that prevent it from becoming a better game, but that doesn't mean we haven't had fun playing it. If you've already beaten Dark Soul games, this could be a great option.

It takes a little too much to reward the player for its progresses, but it's a really enjoyable adventure for fans of the series. If you like the first Digimon World for PSX, you'll like this one.

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.

CreaVures was an interesting, although imperfect game in PC and in this iOS version loses some of the quality in control and results in a mediocre game. It is not a bad one, and indeed its graphics are outstanding, but overall it feels like a failed adaptation.

A curious title, with a good character development system, adjusted control and well designed for touchable screens. An interesting proposal for roleplaying fans, that is free to play, but to enjoy it at full you'll have to go through microtransactions.

A game with plenty of virtues that serie lovers will appreciate, and very engaging for a very long time. It has all the elements that make this series special, but the formula and visuals have aged a lot, and only hardcore fans will be interested.

On one hand, these kind of spin-offs are quite enjoyable, but on the other hand, the decisions we make feel quite irrelevant. Still, if you've made it this far, you probably want to keep on playing.

I am the Hero is a slightly different take on the classic beat ‘em up that tries to offer a deeper and more technical combat system. It has some flaws, but overall is a great take on the genre.

The Complex is an entertaining FMV, decision-based adventure that works, but doesn’t do anything really new. We feel like it’s a story we already knew, and when the story is everything you’ve got, it really needs to shine.

Ageless doesn’t try to innovate much, but if you’re ok with that, you’ll find a fun, old-school platformer with tight controls and good level design.

Chronos is a solid mix of combat, exploration and puzzles, although it doesn’t feel so powerful without the VR.

This year’s Madden is a lot of fun and adds some nice gameplay features, but as a series it needs a big push to keep us engaged outside Ultimate Team and Franchise.

The core tower defense mechanics remain as fun and satisfying as ever, allowing for creative trap combinations and cooperative play with up to four players. However, the roguelite elements feel forced, leading to repetitive gameplay, frustrating difficulty scaling, and a lack of long-term incentives.

With all its limitations and its erotic themes, Estival Versus is fun and enjoyable. If you like what the series has to offer, then you don't want to miss this one.

Exoprimal has a good foundation, but the lack of content and its progression system make it fall behind its competitors. It is, though, a very original experience, so hopefully it can improve over time.

Human: Fall Flat has may great ideas and its puzzles are well designed, but technical issues and a quite frustrating control prevent it from being a better game.

This remake, just like its predecessor, is really fun, but do not expect anything particularly noteworthy beyond its graphical update.

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 year seems a good one for sidescroller arcade games. Shoot Many Robots keeps the bar high for this type of game, offering lots of content and a good online cooperative mode in a game that will test our fingers.

This is an interesting hack & slash, with a lot of content and a nice –even though not very surprising– story. The controls should have been improved, but still it's a great option.

This title proves that even if you're aimed at a younger audience you can offer a fun game, with a lot of content and balanced gameplay.

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.

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean for PSP is just a decent game, only recommended for kids. It is far below the other versions in terms of graphics and gameplay, and is also a shorter game.

"Yet another zombie game" would be the most direct definition of Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone. It offers everything you can expecto from a zombie game: zombies, action and cooperative play. The problem is that it is not that different from other games (and its previous installment), so although it offers fun and entertainment for some hours, it doesn't bring anything actually new.

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.

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.

Open Roads offers a heartfelt, human story set in our world, focusing on the journey of a teenage girl and her mother as they unravel family mysteries. Despite its engaging narrative and top-notch voice acting, the game feels dated in gameplay design, lacking the innovation of similar titles like Gone Home and Tacoma. The exploration of emotions and relationships is its strength, but its gameplay mechanics and visual presentation fall short of expectations.

A game aimed at platforms fans, which will enjoy the game but notice this is not one especially brilliant, which is a shame, considering the great Flash version.

It's a very good RPG that reminds us of the JRPGs from the early 2000s. It has some good surprises, but also some rough edges.

The Legend of Legacy is one of those games you either love or hate. It has as many virtues as weaknesses, but it takes many risks to offer something different, and we think the experience is good enough to make its strengths prevail.

Quotation forthcoming.