Although this is a good racing game and adds interesting features like the use of NEAR and the new editor, it lacks the online multiplayer component, an absence we hope to be solved soon.

It is a good adventure game, that is undeniable, that honorably continues such a charming movie series, but we think and know that Telltale can do better, and we are looking forward to the next episodes.

It never manages to wonder the player, but still offers a very enjoyable experience, and manages to show how much effort and care has been put into it.

If you like challenging games and retro gameplay this is a game to watch, and you probably have been expecting something like this for a lot of time. However, if you answer no to any of these questions you'd better let it go. This is a really challenging game, even in its lowest difficulty, and can become frustrating if you are not an expert gamer.

This is a funny game able to offer tons of hours of fun.

A classic platformer that reminds us of Donkey Kong Country. Fun, beautiful and with tight controls for those feeling a bit nostalgic.

A game that recovers that "Tamagotchi" spirit and offers a simple and fun experience that lets you breed your own monster and use it to face battles. It lacks some options, especially in customization and control, but is a fun game for the price it asks.

The MMORPG market is as wide as ever, although most of the public is monopolized by Blizzard, but there are alternatives for those who get tired of World of Warcraft and want to try another worlds, or prefer to join the online RPG world without spending a cent to try and see if they like the game.

Even though there's little to highlight, HarmoKnight entertains the player. We feel it could have been something more, but still fans of the genre should give it a try.

MachineGames delivers a heartfelt tribute to the Indiana Jones saga, with great level design, clever puzzles, and impressive audiovisuals. However, the game suffers from poor enemy AI, simplistic stealth mechanics, and lackluster combat, which prevent it from reaching its full potential despite its appeal to franchise fans.

Quotation forthcoming.

It is a good game, and definitely a step forward for the franchise, but at the same time the ambition of this episode has taken its toll on the experience, and leaves it feeling somehow unfinished.

Rebellion is a very interesting title, engaging, fun and full of good ideas. It obviously relies on in-app purchases and it can get a little bit demanding sometimes, but it still is worth a try.

We wanted a better implementation of the GamePad, but it still manages to be fun, and it’s definitely one of those games you will love when have some friends or family around.

This will be the first chance for many to try this classic survival horror, than even if quite simplistic, delivers a fun and enjoyable adventure for fans of the genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

Starblood Arena is a very enjoyable game, and works better than expected in VR. It does need more content though, and we hope it arrives, because the foundations are quite good.

There aren't too many new features here, but the concept still works, and it's deep enough to put us through interesting challenges.

It's hard to deny there are some issues, but we've really enjoyed it playing with friends. If you like the theme, taking into account that it's free, we think it deserves a try.

Reach delivers an intense VR action-platforming experience with fluid parkour, climbing, and combat, offering a strong sense of presence despite occasional awkward movements and minor technical flaws, and its immersive vertical world and rhythm keep players engaged while the narrative and exploration complement the action seamlessly.

Project Songbird delivers a profound, intimate narrative that masterfully explores trauma through atmospheric horror. Its evocative art direction and powerful message resonate deeply, although the experience suffers from clunky combat and broken stealth mechanics. Despite these technical frustrations and cumbersome inventory management, the emotional journey remains a compelling, hauntingly beautiful achievement in indie storytelling.

Beyond its simplicity, there's a lot of hard work that manages to offer a fun and addictive experience, specially for those who have someone to play with. If for you visuals are not the most important part of a game, this one definitely deserves a try.

Talent Not Included has a really good concept behind and it's well executed, but the lack of content makes it a little bit more forgettable than it should.

This is a great platfromer full of great ideas and mechanics. It’s not perfect, but if you enjoy this genre and you want something original, it’s a good choice.

This is your typical farming game, but full of new ideas and mechanics that add depth and diversity to the classic experience.

Vanquish rewards those who take their time and utilize every tool the AR suit has to offer with some great moments of video game combat. Throw in a wide variety of weapons, and you have everything you need for a fantastic action experience, albeit a short one.

While fun, this combination of visual novel and escape room manages to entertain the player without doing anything outstanding.

Lord of the Rings Conquest succeeds in bringing Tolkien's fans a solid videogame, with intense action and a good representation of battles. But there is a strong difference between playing it multiplayer and single player, less fun than the former. Solo players should think twice the purchase.