Complex and hard, definitely not for everyone. We need to play each level until we find out how to beat it, but once we get used to its gameplay we will be spending hours playing it. If you don't mind the lack of variety in its levels and you're looking for a challenge, it's worth trying.

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Seasons after Fall is an excellent small adventure, with a lot of talent and love put into it. Some parts could’ve been more intuitive or less repetitive, but those are small issues for a very enjoyable experience.

It isn’t the most complete or elaborated collection, but it is indeed one filled with nostalgia and great games.

If you like first-person action games and you're looking for something different, you shouldn't miss this one. It's fun and addictive, and we only hope it gets a multiplayer mode sometime soon.

This is a fun game, particularly if you play it for the story, as it falls a bit short when it comes to gameplay. Overall, it’s charming and enjoyable.

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.

The remaster enhances the graphics and adds quality-of-life improvements while retaining the original's enjoyable combat and puzzle mechanics, though the dated fixed camera and limited graphical upgrades may frustrate some modern players.

A good effort by Telltale, able to cover both hardcore and casual players, making Back to the Future a perfect game for newcomers to the adventure genre.

This game improves many of the aspect of the previous one, although it takes a step back in other areas. The most serious problem is the seldom sensation of lack of challenge; quite often we won't feel any pressure to keep advancing.

Hustle Kings's appeal is very limited for those looking for a billiards game, but it is an addictive game very well adapted for the PSVITA. Its single player modes may lack some depth, but its multiplayer options compensate for them.

If you like twin-stick shooters and challenging your skills, this title is a pretty good choice, with solid gameplay and an original setting.

The Golf Club is back with a game whose main addition is the PGA license. It still is a very good game, but it needs to provide something more meaningful than that or put it to a better use.

This is a simplistic dungeon crawler, meant to be played with friends. If this is your case, you’ll make the most of it, but if you’re playing alone you might want to look somewhere else.

Call of the Sea has left a good taste in our mouths, a modest adventure of puzzles and narrative that poses some good puzzles and a very simple and unoriginal story, but that never takes on too much prominence and is followed with pleasure, achieving a good balance between all its parts. If you like riddles in their proper measure, without needing to leave you mentally exhausted, surely you are going to enjoy it.

The game offers engaging space battles with complex formations and strategic depth, yet suffers from a predictable narrative, unimpressive cinematics, and reactive AI. The campaign missions are varied and enjoyable, but the multiplayer content is lacking, and the game requires performance optimization.

It is not the next Braid, but is a very good puzzle platformer, with a very interesting setting and well-designed gameplay.

Absolver is innovative and original, easy to play and hard to master. It lacks content for the single player mode, and it still has a long way to go to reach excellence, but it's already worth your time.

Even though it may feel like a simple reimagination of the original, all the new features are more than enough for those who want more Sherlock Holmes.

The new ideas Kojima and his team have introduced are definitely steps in the right direction, making the game feel fresh and true to the series' soul. The biggest issue is that ends up feeling way too short, so many users will feel disappointed about it. Despite this, it's a great prologue for the final experience, and we can't wait to play the whole story.

Series followers know what to expect, and they won't be disappointed. New features like the cover system and the cooperative mode work well, although the game won't make history.

Styx: Blades of Greed delivers satisfying, vertical stealth and impressive Unreal Engine 5 visuals, showcasing a charismatic protagonist and enhanced mobility. Yet, its ambition is undermined by clumsy combat, inconsistent AI, and noticeable technical bugs, like texture loading, preventing a truly polished and seamless experience.

One of those games you must try and install in your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Its gameplay is simple and unique, very demanding if we are not able to adapt, but really addictive if we get engaged by the game.

This is better than the original PSOne game, but it is a bit dissapointing not to see much new features in these twelve years. A port that brings old-school roleplaying to PSP, that could have been better, but is still a good game.

There’s little evolution in this edition, even though it still works and it’s really fun, so if you enjoyed the series before is a great option.

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.

Many players thought, when the game was announced, that it was going to be just another Mario Kart clone as there has always been. However, the developer has given the game a unique touch, creating a very enjoyable experience and not just for Sega fans.

If you like this type of games you won't be disappointed, but the genre is crowded enough and you should consider it depending on your budget.