Bomberman is back expanding what we’ve seen in the franchise’s previous game, with new additions and tons of hours of fun to be had in its multiplayer.

Overland proves once again the talent of the team behind it, with a challenging and original adventure that relies on a solid turn-based strategy and survival-oriented gameplay.

Exist Archive is a quite interesting game, but it takes its time to be engaging. It feels like the developer is not used to work with this budget, but it's still a game that hides many good things.

A very fun and original experience, that, even if it's quite short, is very satisfying.

Iron Rain isn’t going to change your mind, but the visual update and some other changes will make it very appealing for fans of this unique franchise.

An impressive game on the 3DS, which has surpassed our expectations both technically and artistically, and truly a unique game in the 3DS. We hope the content is expanded in the future.

We love the game, but if you already have another Katamari game in your collection, you won't find many changes here, and it seems more like an expansion of the second game.

A game that leaves mixed sensations. It is fun and quite original, and is challenging for some times. But after the first hours it gets too repetitive, and it lacks a multiplayer mode or even online rankings. It is enjoyable and fun, and also well made, but the idea becomes limited quickly.

RE5 is a great third person action game, but this version doesn't add anything relevant if you already have the Gold Edition. Imperfect, but very enjoyable.

It doesn't offer anything particularly surprising, but delivers a side-scrolling stealth-based adventure worth checking out for fans of the franchise.

Madden NFL 23 takes a step forward in the right direction, but the lack of evolution and innovation is starting to hurt the series.

The idea is good, but because of its lack of content and its repetitive nature, the novelty wears off quite soon.

Fragments of Him is unique and special. It's aimed at those people who want feel something different without facing a challenge. Another game that proves that video game are much more than they used to be.

Snake Pass is quite interesting title, fun and well designed. It has a strange control system, but that's part of its fun, and although it's not very long, it's priced accordingly.

Tembo isn't a perfect game, but it is a game we enjoyed. It you're looking for a fresh and fun platformer, this is a good option.

Although it still feels a little bit repetitive, it’s a step in the right direction for the series. It’s fun and engaging, and even if it still has some rough edges, the experience is quite good.

This is a good sequel but it is far from the expectations it had generated. It doesn't change the formula of previous games, and the addition of the supershot may not be liked by series' fans.

This is an interesting way of discovering Final Fantasy XV, although it’s way too easy and simple. If that’s how you want to experience the game, it’s not a bad option, though.

It would be a tough buy decision for a series veteran, but is a more than recommended acquisition for those who want to jump into the music genre.

This is a fun, gore-y hack & slash starring girls with not enough clothes that can be found enjoyable if you’re happy with lower budget games.

Legends is an ambitious and promising title that can end up being one of the best fighting games on mobile. It needs tons of content, but so far it’s a pretty solid foundation to build upon.

It's still as fun and addictive as the original titles, but it feels a little pricey taking into account there is less content than in the two (cheaper) Wii U games.

Friday the 13th nails the feeling of the franchise it is based on. It’s obviously meant to be played online, with intense matches and a survival horror touch.

The franchise is finally going in the right direction, and we're definitely looking forward to a possible sequel. It has some disappointing aspects, but overall the feelings are positive, particularly if you're a Dragon Ball fan.

Rescue Team DX is a good remake, but some of the decisions made make the game simpler and easier, breaking the balanced difficulty of the original. Still, if you like this approach to the Pokémon world, you’ll enjoy it.

This time we've got a very solid experience that is meant not only for its usual audience, but also for those who enjoy games based on collecting creating, sharing and fighting among them.

If you're a Jet Set Radio fan, you have to check this game out. It's a great tribute, and even though the comparisons are obvious, it still has its own personality.

Very recommended for those looking for an old-school platformer, with classic gameplay and difficulty.