A simple idea becomes a very interesting experience. It may get repetitive, but if you want to play something different, have a look at Anarcute.

Neverness to Everness delivers a refreshing urban gacha experience that successfully blends GTA-style sandbox activities with vibrant anime aesthetics. Although its combat lacks depth and menu navigation feels cumbersome, the sheer variety of side content and a generous monetization model make it a compelling free-to-play adventure despite its superficial mechanics.

This is one of the best launches of the year. It is ambitious in its presentation, the script immerses us in the life of a gangster from the very beginning, and the missions are hardly repetitive: there is always an unexpected twist or a new situation which tests our abilities.

This title certainly takes an interesting new turn in the franchise, improving some of its shortcomings, but not all of them. Still, a very good RPG Atelier fans should try.

Although not a very complete game in comparison with previous entries of the series, and not original anymore, it offers a hundred of interesting and challenging levels.

There are no surprises or amazing extras here, but there are some of the best run & gun’s ever made. If this is for you, we’re sure you’ll enjoy this collection.

If you like the musou genre or the Fire Emblem franchise, give this a try. It isn't perfect, but it is addictive and very fun.

It might rely too much on its ending, but it does offer an engaging experience with a good story and some clever moments.

The concept of TASTEE works so well that any fans of strategy games should give it a try. It needs more content, but the online modes are solid enough to make the lack of content forgivable.

This is a solid life simulator that fans of the genre will enjoy, even if it doesn’t make the most of its original concept.

The first Crytek game for the iPhone is a pleasant surprise. Maybe it is too short, but its graphics are outstanding and provides a lot of fun.

Syndicate is a good and entertaining game, sometimes frantic, which has a great atmosphere but also can be understood as a lost chance to make the most of the story and the legacy of the series. It is a very linear game that could have made some more to differenciate itself from the usual shooters, but it is also a fun and addictive one, with a noteworthy cooperative mode. A recommended title for those who like action and sci-fy themes.

The Ascent is a gorgeous adventure that, while enjoyable, is held back by some design flaws.

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.

John Wick Hex is unlike anything you’ve played before. Something between a strategy game and Superhot, that works much better than you would expect. Give it a try.

Now Production delivers a colorful, charming remake that updates visuals, controls, and level design while keeping the joyful essence of the original intact; although the camera still causes issues and difficulty spikes remain, the Fairy Mode and numerous improvements make it a polished and accessible 3D platformer worth revisiting.

Ultimate is a good remaster for one of Sonic’s best 3d adventures, that includes some nice additions like voices in new languages.

A great puzzle game, behind its beautiful graphics shines a great idea. Although a bit difficult, even frustrating at times, it offers enough duration, but lacks a map editor.

This is an enjoyable adventure that doesn’t do anything particularly remarkable, but will entertain those who like action, RPG and platforming and want to know more about its universe.

It might have lot a little bit of the spark it had when it was originally released, but it still is a great game, fun, challenging and addictive. Ideal for those who feel like playing a game that might have been made in the 8-16 bit era.

This episode feels like for every step forward it takes one step back. It's a good episode, but we hope all the promising ideas we have here become real in the future.

Beneath its erotic appearance there's solid gameplay that keeps improving. New challengers (including three from Virtua Fighter), new fighting styles, bigger and better stages, Tag mode, a very complete multiplayer and a great story mode. All those features are certainly enough to bolster the notion that DOA 5 is one of the best fighting games in a long while.

Tokyo Jungle is not a wonder of digital distribution, but it is, indeed, unique. Absurd, unfair, fun, unexpected and different. We missed more situations and events, as well as a better combat system, but if you're tired of playing the same kind of games over and over, this adventure is made for you.

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Skylines 2 can be a great game, but with the current amount of content and its questionable performance, it’s a bit hard to recommend.

The Flame in the Flood is unique, beautiful and unpredictable. A great experience which proves that having your own personality is the key to stand out in the saturated indie scene.

A good game that evolves the original's formula to improve. The only problem we find is its excessive simplicity, combining only shooting sections with simple puzzles. It is a fun game, with a very retro gameplay, but won't make history.

Blacksea Odyssey isn't outstanding in every aspect, but it's well done and very solid. Recommended if you like challenges.