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

The "toys-to-life" genre takes yet another step forward with this new episode of Skylanders. It is obviously aimed at a certain audience, but that audience will love the new features included in SuperChargers.

Telltale delivers a great tribute to Minecraft, an interesting and well-written "story mode" for this game that, probably because it's addressed to a younger audience, doesn't match the experience we've gotten from other of their series.

It is not a very deep revision, but it still is a great fighting game that 2D fighting fans shouldn't miss, particularly if have played this franchise before.

Even though it's very far from revolutionary, Just Dance 2016 is still fun, and probably the most complete episode of the series.

If you like roguelikes, then this game is worth a try. The problem is that it might not be the best option for players new to the genre nor for veterans. But if you're somewhere in between, it can be a good choice.

Empire TV Tycoon borrows from other games and also adds its own touch to deliver a very interesting strategy game. Those who look for something different within this genre should have a look at it.

It has a solid base, but poor visuals, the lack of new features and being quite predictable end up making it a game that will only appeal a very small audience.

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.

Even though it arrives a few years late, at least we have the opportunity to try this version of the game, which clearly is the "good one". Everything makes sense on Wii, and even though it feels a little bit outdated, it still is interesting and fun for those who know the game they're buying.

KWAAN is an experiment gone right. It's a game to be enjoyed without pressure, without focusing on its possibilities but on its evolution, on being part of it and, somehow, being happier.

This app is well designed, clever and interesting, and can easily be one of the best AR experiences we've seen on a mobile device. If you like what it offers, it is also quite clever purchase the paid version.

Even though the foundations are promising, the game feels weak when it comes to many of its gameplay elements. It can be enjoyed, but we really hope we get to see a more elaborated sequel with a bigger budget.

Level 22 is fun, well done and engaging, but it's hard to hide its mobile concept. Still, if you know what the game is meant to offer, it's a good choice.

This is a really good adventure, with only a few details preventing it from being an excellent adventure. If you like the genre, it's a game we're sure you'll enjoy.

Total War Battles: Kingdom is not the adaptation many users expected from the franchise, but after Shogun it's definitely a step in the right direction, fun and with good ideas.

If you're looking for a platformer with some action, this is a great choice, and also an interesting example of what indie Japanese developers can achieve.

FTWD: Dead Run works and it has some interesting ideas, but license aside, we think there are better alternatives available in the App Store.

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.

This is one of those games that is quite hard to describe. It's different and hard to understand, but if you're interested in its concept and theme, it may end up being a nice surprise.

With a better level design it could've been a new modern classic, but it still is a beautiful and enjoyable game with a couple of outstanding sequences.

Conga Master might fall a little short of content, but it's a very original experience, and also quite addictive.

Feral Rites is a good game with a nice 128-bit vibe. Quite enjoyable if you're not expecting much.

Ginger is a good 3D platformer, but the limitations of a tight indie budget are quite noticeable. If you don't mind them, it's worth a try.

King Lucas is a very interesting and addictive game, but it's going to be hard for it to get the players attention, since it doesn't have any striking feature. Still, it's rewarding if you play it.

BOTOLO is weird, and we like that. Its competitive gameplay is deep but accessible, and we can guarantee you're going to have some fun and intense matches playing with friends.

Spheroids is simple, addictive, challenging and fun. A good game for "old-schoolers" that works really well on PS Vita.

A really good entry for the beat 'em up franchise, and a great choice for both newcomers and old fans.

If you enjoy Civilization and you don't mind smaller production values, Neo ATLAS can offer a very addictive experience with very interesting gameplay mechanics.

It's a good dungeon crawler, but it really shines when played with friends. Together with its remarkable audiovisual presentation, it's a very solid choice.

This is a great example of how to make a game with a retro feeling. It keeps the 8-bit essence but it's not limited by it, and bring new things to the table.

Iron Cyprticle is a nice surprise, whether you played it Iron Fisticle or not. A very addictive twin-stick shooter, especially when played with friends.

This is a very well-designed game that will entertain us by challenging our brain. One of those titles where the gameplay is the most important thing.

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 core of the gameplay is pretty good, but it gets repetitive and the in-app purchases, although not mandatory, end up showing up.

One of the best Telltale's series is slightly remastered for those who haven't played it yet, or for those who want to go back to it on the new consoles. No surprises here, but the quality of this collection is out of doubt.

If you miss those old-school wrestling games from the 90s, you'll probably enjoy this one. It's deeper than it looks, and it really captures the feeling.

Infinos Gaiden isn't perfect, but is memorable. It brings back the essence of the old-school shoot 'em ups, and it does it in a way that it's good for fans as well as ideal for newcomers.

It's enjoyable and charming, but also too simple and short. It's not a bad option for a younger audience, but it's definitely not aimed at more experienced players.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

It is obviously far from some of the best beat ‘em ups out there, but it is a solid take on the genre we recommend if you feel like playing something old school.

Our World is quite good... at least for a few hours. It ends up being repetitive, but while the fun last it’s an enjoyable game.

Noahmund has good ideas and the team has put a lot of love and care in it, but there are many shortcomings that prevent it from being something much better.

This shooter is a pretty good surprise, since it adds some unexpected tactic elements to the gameplay to offer an interesting and not-so-arcade experience.

This is a very interesting adventure, full of humor and surprises. It mixes some well-known concepts to create something unique, replayable and addictive.

Floor Kids is definetely a very original surprise. It needs some more modes to keep you engaged, but if you want to try something different, it’s not a bad option.

This is a great platfromer full of great ideas and mechanics. It’s not perfect, but if you enjoy this genre and you want something original, it’s a good choice.

This is a simple but fun 2D platformer we’ve really enjoyed… while it lasts. It’s very short, but if that’s not a problem for you, give it a try.

Nubla 2 is a very interesting approach to art through video games and a step in the right direction, but it still has many issues that prevent it from achieving something bigger and better.

It might not be the most original game, but it’s very enjoyable. If you’re looking for a fun, challenging game to share with someone, it’s a good and affordable option.

This is a great tribute to Mega Man, particularly enjoyable if you like Capcom's franchise. However, it doesn’t do anything particularly relevant or original, and it is quite short as well.

Guilty Gear lands on Nintendo Switch with two amazing games. More games or content would’ve been fantastic, but Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R is so good we don’t need anything else.

Warlock’s Tower nails the retro feeling, with an excellent design and and addictive concept that even after 100 levels makes you ask for more. And let’s not forget its tiny price.

This seques tries to bring some innovation to the combat, and overall it’s a good adventure, but it’s missing some polishing -just like its predecessor.

This is a fighting game with some solid ideas, very enjoyable no matter if you’re new to the genre or a veteran. It has its ups and downs, and we’re not sure about how strong its community will be, but it’s worth a try if you want something different from the main franchises.

Eagle Island is a game with ups and downs. It’s fusion between roguelike and metroidvania is really interesting, and its charming art style make up for many of its shortcomings.

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.

This is a very interesting puzzle game, for those who are looking for something challenging. Make sure you understand what it has to offer, as we know it won’t please everyone, but if you like its concept you’ll have a great time with it.

Yes, Anodyne 2 is weird, but it’s also very charming and unique. We think it’s worth a try, but make sure you understand its concept and you approach it with an open mind.

Petoons Party is a game to play with your family. It’s one of those titles meant to be enjoyed by parents and children, who would be able to forgive its slow pace or repetitiveness.

Although it’s not the most popular genre at the moment, there are many shoot ‘em up fans out there, and Vasara Collection is a great title for them. After all, Vasara is a little piece of video game history.

Quotation forthcoming.

Xeno Crisis is a great example of how to make a classic shoot ‘em up. If you like the genre make sure you check it out, particularly if you want to make the most of it with its 2-player mode.

This is an interesting beat ‘em up for Kunio Kun fans. It’s going to be quite divisive, so give it a try and decide whether you love it or hate it.

Although not perfect, this third episode is a solid closure for this crazy adventure we’ve had a lot of fun with.

Although it’s a step up compared to its predecessor, Garfield is still far from being able to compete against other kart games. Children who like the character might enjoy it, but that’s pretty much it.

As a part of the Master Chief Collection, one of the best shooters ever made is back in great shape. Even if there are some aspects that can still be polished, the experience remains intact –and it’s great.

Monkey Barrels is a solid game if you look for a fun, cartoony approach to shooters. There are some things that would be improved or polished but, overall, it’s an enjoyable experience.

Lumini is definitely a beautiful game, but gameplay-wise needs something to enrich the experience. It’s one of those games you can enjoy if you just want to relax after a stressful day.

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.

Fans of the series will have a great time with this game, since it captures the essence of the universe it’s based on. If you don’t know the series, you’ll find a fun but chaotic adventure that may still be enjoyable.

ROCKETRON is a solid shooter with tons of action and exploration, particularly recommended for fans of 16-bit run & gun games.

Roundguard feels very mobile-like, but it’s a fantastic take on the Peggle formula. It can be quite limited if you want to spend many hours on it, but it’s perfect for quick games.

Two great mteroidvanias, now available in one package. If you like the genre and you’re up for a challenge, it’s small collection worth considering.

Arrest of a Stone Buddha is a game that wants to tell something, that wants to show the opposition between violence and reflexion. There’s no easy gratification here, but there is a lot to experiment.

Shadow Gangs is a great game for Shinobi fans, although not so interesting if you’re not. It’s incredibly similar to Sega’s game, so it can be a good alternative if you miss those 80-90’s action games.

Levelhead is a fun platformer with great tools so you can unleash your imagination and create your own levels, or enjoy the community creations.

This is not the most complex or deep survival horror game, but there’s charm in it. We like its visual style and its setting, and how it manages to generate tension and surprise the player. If you like horror games and you’re willing to try something different, you can give this one a try.

Quotation forthcoming.

Across the Grooves is a game with some interesting concepts, although not all of them work equally well. If you want a replayable and somehow unique adventure, make sure to check this one out.

Crisis VRigade 2 is a fantastic arcade experience that reminds us of games like Time Crisis, but now in VR. We think it would benefit for having more content, but we’ve had a great trying to beat our scores.

Songs for a Hero is a solid platformer, that not only successfully serves as a homage to the classic, but also brings some new ideas to the table.

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.

Paratopic is something different, a game with a tiny budget and the sole purpose of challenge your expectations. It’s very weird, but we love having these experiences that help us break our gaming routine.

Road to Guangdong is based on an interesting concept, fixing an old family car, but everything else doesn’t really come together. Technical issues and the topics it deals with end up creating a disappointing experience.

CastleStorm II does a great job at combining different genres like 2D action, strategy and even management. Once you learn how to play, you won’t want to stop.

A Monster’s Expedition packs a bunch of good ideas, but ultimately it feels uninspired and fails to do anything worth highlighting.

Colossus Down constantly tries to bring something new to the table, and delivers a fun game that is best enjoyed in coop.

Behind its minimalistic style, there’s an adventure that turns and twists its core mechanics with an incredible precision to surprise us constantly.

Bladed Fury works, and it’s enjoyable if you like the genre, but it holds much more potential, and we hope it develops it in a sequel.

Hitchhiker has a very interesting idea, but its lack of interactivity and its repetitive cycle make it less appealing that it could have been.

Just Die Already is weird and crazy, but the novelty and the fun wears off quite quickly. It seems like a game made for streamers, which might fail to offer anything to more traditional players.

Onirike is a good old-school 3D platformer with some good moments, although it fails to make the most of its core design.

The Wine is the first episode of the Horror Tales series. It has some good ideas and some interesting moments, but its reliance in repetitive mechanics can turn the horror into boredom.

A fantastic tribute to a genre that’s virtually extinct. Fun, old-school and with a lot of content, Super Wooden GP is a must-have for nostalgic racing fans.

Iron Harvest, in its, obviously, most complete edition, lands on console with a solid adaptation that lets players enjoy it outside its natural medium.

Quotation forthcoming.