Motocross fans cannot miss this game, and those looking for two-wheel action should take it into account. A great simulator you can make as demanding as you want.

After a few years, the PSP sequel finally arrives to the West, with good options to expand the original experience. Definitely a great option for those looking for a RPG-ish, different experience.

A great offer for those looking for a puzzle game. On the top of that, it fits really well on PSVita.

Live a Live feels incredibly modern now, decades after its original launch, and this glow-up makes it more accessible than ever before.

The Next Penelope is addictive and original, one of those games you just can't stop playing. An online mode would have made it even better, but it still is a great choice.

Rocksteady delivers a fun and frantic third-person shooter with a great story that shines for its characters, but falls short between the action adventure and the looter shooter. It has a deep and satisfying gameplay once mastered, but a repetitive mission design, disappointing boss fights and a constant interruption typical of this kind of games.

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.

If you like the chivalry theme, this one will keep you playing for a little while. Simple but deep, fun and addictive, Rival Knights deserves a try.

A noteworthy and beautiful game with no major changes or upgrades made to the original. It is a classic game and this port is very good news, but it may fall short in content taking its price into account.

This is a pretty interesting 2D shooter, with a very solid gameplay and good ideas. It doesn't bring many additions to Switch, but its price is well adjusted and overall it's worth your time.

A game with anything remarkable, but without flaws. One of those Japanese roleplaying game that are very classic and follow the tradition, without evolving the gameplay, but with compelling graphics, a good story and a nice blend of elements that doesn't focus solely on combat. It won't make history, but is a fun game.

It might not be the best entry in the series, but it’s a great game for fans of the franchise or the genre.

A great adaptation from the console version, that maybe lacks some content. Sega has promised that will keep on updating the app and bringing new levels, so if they do, there's little to complain about.

A surprisingly interesting card-based game, worth giving a try if you like the genre and/or Uncharted, of course.

This is a more than decent game. Maybe it won't surprise those who don't follow the series, because it doesn't change the formula dramatically, but those who have been The Sims fans for years will like the new ideas of this medieval iteration.

Good sequel for an already fun and espectacular game, that improves upon many aspects, but also can be a bit too ambitious introducing some elements that don’t really work too well.

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.

Another endless runner, but this time it goes on wheels. Visually stunning, it should be another option for those interested in this concept.

Those players who enjoyed games like Unreal Tournament will find a game with much of its essence, but with spaceships. We expect more content and game modes to expand the experience, but it is a good start.

It's the same Dance Central, but conceived as a core (and cheaper) experience you can expand with the songs you like.

So if you want to give this police GTA a try, know that it's a good option. It's not without its flaws, but with a well-constructed, rather interesting and entertaining approach, and boasting admirable execution given everything it offers (which is certainly no small feat).

It does have some technical issues, but when it comes to gameplay is very solid and fun, and after all, that what matters.

It may have been "better" with a button-based control scheme, but then it would not have been as unique as it is.

Definitely not a surprise and quite simple. Maybe it's not very original, but we'll find here a reasonable amount of fun and platforming for a reasonable price.

It has made progress in the social simulation, going from simple mechanics to a quite realist simulation, and it could be a pleasant surprise for players looking for a quiet game.

This is one of the most original shooters on iOS. Looks good and feels better, and even if the free-to-play model puts you off, it deserves a try.

No matter if you're playing it for the first time or if you just want to relive the original, this is a great update of a game definitely worth playing.

Unleashed 2 evolves pretty much every single aspect of the original, and, whilst it is not a drastic changes, it polishes an already great formula for racing fans.