It was conceived as a Mega Drive/Genesis game, and that’s what it is. Now you have to think whether the features of a “true" 16 bit RPG are something positive or negative in 2014. If they are positive, then go for it.

We've enjoyed this adventure, even with its technical issues. If you need your dose of parkour, this one delivers.

LBX is a good RPG, with tons of contents and very enjoyable. We've found its combat system quite limited but, apart from this, it does deserve a try.

This isn't the best episode, but it has a purpose, and it does that well. It's the perfect story for what is yet to come.

This isn't the best game by WayForward, but it is a good title. Ideal for those who enjoy 2D shooting and exploring.

This is an original adventure that you'll probably love or hate. We've had a good time with it, and even though it could've improved some aspects, we think it's worth your time if you're looking for something different.

Two great games, particularly the first one, now available on new platforms. Control-wise, it doesn’t play as well as on PC, but they’re still enjoyable on consoles.

Tom Clancy's Hawx is a very welcome game because of the current shortage of this kind of title and the good ideas it brings, which are implemented well, in a natural way, and in a few hours it would seem as if those "virtual ways" would have been part of the genre's gameplay since its birth.

An interesting game in a genre which is becoming crowded recently. Although it doesn't bring anything especially new in terms of gameplay, it is a simple, yet enjoyable game, with very good graphics.

Supermassive is back with an enjoyable adventure that we recommend playing with friends, although we also feel the core of the experience –the story– isn’t strong enough.

A charming game, full of humor, with pleasant visuals, both technical and artisticly. It is a bold proposal that brings new ideas, but falls midway because of its repetitive mechanics.

If you like this kind of episodic game, it's a great choice. Decisions and some innovative features lead the way to the first chapter worth checking out.

Styx comes back with a satisfying adventure that feels like a big step forward compared to the previous one. It's not one of the best stealth-based games, but still very enjoyable.

Sparkle might look a little bit Zelda-ish, but it’s actually a roguelike with no big surprises. If you enjoy the genre, you’ll have a good time with it.

Haven is an experimental adventure that we recommend to those players who want to play something different, even if some of its decisions regarding game design might seem a bit questionable.

It has some issues, both technical and artistic, but the experience works and even though it borrows from classics and it feels original.

The formula keeps evolving, and Wii Fit U offers another fun step to help us get in shape.

This is a good adventure that knows how to mix exploration and horror, and wrap it all up in a surreal art style and narrative.

If you enjoyed the first part and you just want more, you’ll find it here. Other than that, Chapter 2: Retribution is an enjoyable adventure, but not the ‘must-have’ for VR that it was the original.

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.

Cozy Grove is beautiful, but its forced gameplay cycle and its limitations make it fall behind other similar titles.

We miss things like a Story Mode or more (and better) songs, but it is a great rhythm-based game Persona fans will love.

This is overall an interesting title, although it is completely focused on those who know the card game, or at least are familiarized with, even through the TV series.

Madison is an interesting combination of old-school and modern horror, and even with its issues, manages to become a scary but fun adventure.

This is the best version of No More Heroes available. Uncensored and with high definition graphics, it includes new content and the possiblity to use Move and enjoy the same experience as the original. But it loses the surprise factor, and does not make the most of PlayStation 3 capabilities.

A different take on the series that works when it comes to collectables and exploration, although sacrifices its combat to reach a wider audience.

One of the best platforming and action games on 3DS. It's a must-have on the handheld, and works perfectly no matter if you've played Castlevania: Lords of Shadow or not.

Despite several flaws, Dead Rising 4 is an engaging and entertaining product, recommended for fans of the series and for those looking for over the top humor and action.