Nothing has changed since Disgaea was released, but in this case, that is a good thing. The game is as good as it was back in the day, and it's the perfect opportunity to go back to it or play it for the first time.

Bravely Second is a great game, but somehow it feels more like an expansion than like a true sequel. Still, if you enjoyed the first one, you wouldn't want to miss this episode.

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.

Far Cry Primal is yet another great open-world action game, but it still is very similar to the other episodes of the franchise. The setting could have delivered something different, but at the end of the day it's a good experience.

It's a good choice if you like management games, particularly considering that there aren't too many options available on consoles. Still, it's repetitive and it feels like it never unleashes its true potential.

Cyber Sleuth is a great RPG, no matter if you like Digimon or not. It has some really interesting features, and if you ever liked the franchise, you'll be surprise at how well it holds up.

Garden Warfare 2 doesn't take any risks, instead it just try to make everything better. Still, the best part is that it's pretty much unique, and there isn't any other game it can be compared to.

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.

PXZ2 is made for and by people who love video games. The formula hasn't changed that much, but it still works and it's an experience full of fan service and very enjoyable.

Final Fantasy IX is still as good as it was on PlayStation. Also, this is a solid adaptation, and no matter if you missed it back in the day or if you want to replay it, the mobile version will live up to your expectations.

It not only is a good take on EDF, but it's a game that works great on PS Vita. If you need some shooting on your handheld, this is a great choice.

EDF delivers more fun, as strange as it gets. You know is going to be weak on the technical side, but it's really strong when it comes to entertain. If you're ok with its weaknesses, it's a game you should try.

This is the best main entry of the Neptunia franchise so far. It wanted to take a step in the right direction and it certainly does that.

It will easily become the dominator of the fighting genre in the next months thanks to its countless virtues: accessible, deep, technically sound, varied, well-balanced, agile and especially fun.

The Following delivers more and better Dying Light. If you wanted more of it, there's no reason why you should try this expansion.

We've really enjoyed how Klaus is constantly changing its gameplay features so it always surprises the player. Klaus tries too hard to be different sometimes, but it's usually a great experience.

APID isn't a bad game, but it doesn't do anything new or particularly well. Still, is a good choice if you're just looking for some shooting action.

Layers of Fears is a great horror game. It doesn't really invent anything, but it uses known techniques in clever ways. Together with its great atmosphere and some interesting gameplay features you don't really get to see during the first playthrough, it's a very recommendable option.

Considering the team behind the game, Bombshell should've been much better than this. It feels like an Early Access game, so if you really want to play it we recommend waiting a few months, as many of its flaws could be easily fixed in upcoming patches.

It doesn't want to reinvent the wheel, but it's a musou that's above the average. If you like the genre and/or the series it is based on, it's a good choice.

Unravel isn't perfect or particularly original, but there's so much love and care put into it that it becomes something unique and special. One of those games that you'll enjoy if you need a break from Triple A and blockbusters.

The weakest episode gameplay-wise is the best one when it comes to narrative and art. Still, if you enjoyed the previous episodes, this one is worth your time.

It's long, full of content and really fun to play. It's probably the best episode of the franchise, but if you didn't like the series before, this won't change your mind.

It's not perfect, but Firewatch is one of those games that thanks to an outstanding narrative will drag you into its world and make you forget about its imperfections.

The ABC Murders is an old-school adventure, engaging and interesting and reasonably priced. Ideal for those who enjoy the core experience of the genre.

This is a good choice if you're looking for a good local multiplayer game with tons of options and content, but if not, it doesn't work that well.

Cobalt is a great adventure that successfully mixes many different gameplay elements to deliver something quite unique, adding its own ideas to the 2D experience.

It doesn't evolve the formula that much, but delivers a game Naruto fans shouldn't miss, and even a fighting game deep and accessible for everyone.