This is the same experience that we know, now with a correct implementation of the DualSense that doesn’t really add anything too exciting.

This is a great remaster that carefully updates a classic title to give us a new chance to discover it.

Another gem of its genre, that engages us like only a few titles can. Just a little recommendation: go for a second play-through when you finish it. There's a nice surprise waiting for you.

Prince of Persia Classic is an excellent iOS adaptation of one of the greatest videogame classics. Both if you are a fan of the original title or a newcomer to videogames this is a must-have for your iPhone.

We've enjoyed being evil in Dungeons 3, thanks to its design, personality and sense of humor. It would've been nice to see a better multiplayer implementation, but if you like the series, give this episode a try.

Although the idea is good and there is a lot of content and options, the core of a fighting game isn’t here. The combat is very simple and chaotic, the roster isn’t balanced and the AI is extremely poor. Without online functionality, we can only recommend it to play with friends.

Don’t Nod ventures into the visual novel territory where decisions really matter, and that can be a good alternative if you’re looking for something closer to Western sensibilities.

No More Heroes is back with another extravagant adventure made for its fans. It is a good game that improves over the previous entries, but very poor on the technical side.

Despite an addictive concept that emphasizes teamwork, dynamic roles, and fun arcade-style football, Rematch suffers from technical issues, limited gameplay variety, and a lack of offline content, making it feel more like a promising early version than a fully polished game.

Troy is a step in the right direction, polishing and improving many aspects of the series. We’ll have to wait to the next main entry in the franchise, but until then it is a game worth your time.

With a simple but convincing proposal, Surfacer+ is a very addictive game experience which challenges us to beat each level.

It's beautiful, fun and addictive, but above all the OST is the spirit of the experience. One of those games that should be part of your Steam collection.

Chroma Squad relies on a very interesting concept, delivered through a solid execution and tons of content. If you like management and RPGs, this may be a nice surprise for you.

This remaster shines thanks to its many gameplay improvements, visual enhancements, quality-of-life updates, and full Spanish localization, although its simplistic investigation mechanics and occasional repetition in demon interactions reveal its dated roots; still, it's a charming, accessible introduction to a lighter side of the Shin Megami Tensei universe.

A great game and a better remake, but still as short as the original.

They have done it again. Bit.Trip Fate is a completely new twist in the series, a fifth entry which shows freshness and almost no links with previous games.

It's great to have two games like these available on modern platforms, and that's the best part of this version. As a remaster, it doesn't do anything special, but the quality of both adventures still remains.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes successfully pays homage to classic JRPGs with its deep storytelling and engaging combat, reminiscent of Suikoden. While its retro-inspired graphics charm, technical issues and lack of optimization somewhat tarnish the experience, it remains a must-play for fans of the genre.

Observation is a fantastic interactive adventure, with great ideas when it comes to puzzles and gameplay mechanics, as well as an outstanding story and narrative.

Story of Seasons is surprisingly addictive, thanks to its solid gameplay. The story and the world don’t offer anything particularly new, but it is, overall, a good choice if you’re looking for some virtual farming.

Iron Harvest 1920+ has its campaign and its art style carry most of the weight of the experience, and it needs some adjustments in its formula to truly shine.

The Outlast Trials introduces cooperative multiplayer to the horror franchise, offering tense and gruesome scenarios where teamwork is essential to survive, despite some repetitive gameplay. Its deliberate visual design and atmospheric sound create a chilling experience perfect for multiplayer sessions.

After a promising start all the good ideas vanish, leaving an experience with a lot of potential that ends up being more boring that it should.

This is a fantastic collection of fantastic games. Most of them have aged quite well, and all the extras included are just incredible –a true treasure for the video game industry. However, some absences like SNES Aladdin are hard to justify.

It’s great to have Pac-Man back, even if it doesn’t bring any new to the table. Of course, it depends how many games you already own or care about.

Gremlins, Inc. is a nice surprise. It's hard to get into, but once we know how it works, it'll be able to steal many hours from us.

Final Battle has the same strengths and weaknesses of its predecessor, but it’s a great option for those who want more Attack on Titan.

A wisely made game, and an example of how a racing arcade should be.