It's always good to play the greates 16-bit classics, specially at a good price. But if the game is of this caliber, it is almost a must-buy.

Ideal for gamers who grew up with this genre. Spectacular, fast, fresh and fun, it offers some great moments, and, even if it's not a AAA game, we think it's a game everyone will enjoy.

This title has a lot of good ideas, but the execution has a few aspects that could be improved. It still is very enjoyable, so if you’re looking for a quiz game give this one a try.

Trailblazers is a great concept that can be fun and very enjoyable, but the lack of complexity and depth ends up having a negative impact in the experience.

Its redefined difficulty turns it into a platforms game both for nostalgic games and most of the public.

It's definitely something unique. We could tell you many things about it, but it's something you need to experiment and draw your own conclusions.

Erica does some things really well, like giving you choices that really have an impact on the story. However, it all feels a little bit rushed, and answers come before you have time to ask questions.

This is an interactive Star Wars movie that hasn’t really been able to transition successfully to PSVR. Gameplay-wise feels flawed, although it manages to tell us a good story with some memorable moments.

Daemon X Machina has some great aspects and some others… are not so great. Repetitive missions, slow combat and an unbalanced difficulty make it a little bit disappointing.

This is a good successor of the original series, with charming character and the sense of humor we all know and love.

We must understand this as an utility, not a videogame. It is a software, with its accessory, which aims to reward our efforts with some advice in a nice and friendly style.

Despite clunky controls, repetitive chases, and frequent loading screens that disrupt the pacing, this darkly charming, hand-animated adventure captivates with its stunning art direction, heartfelt story, and creative character mechanics that evoke classic Clock Tower nostalgia.

It has some flaws, but the core and its presentation are so solid that makes up for them. If you like surviving and crafting, don't miss this challenging and absorbing adventure.

Rune Factory 5 delivers a well-known experience that fans will enjoy, although its new 3D graphics sometimes can end up being a bit detrimental.

It still is a great game, and even though it's hard and challenging, it does feel as a rewarding experience. If you like the genre and you are patient enough, go for it.

Penta Tentacles is a very fun game, as passionate as simple, that makes the best of a formula to bring us three game modes and a high quality challenge, with an unusual atmosphere.

This Pokémon Ranger follows the path of previous iterations, improving some details and adding up elements which enhance player experience.

This episode is different from the previous one, and it doesn't really feel like a step forward. Still, if you enjoyed Chapter I, we're sure you'll enjoy this one too.

Tom Clancy's Endwar is a very good strategy game, a experience that no genre fan should let escape, because the sensation of having under our command such a number of troops who obey our orders is just fantastic. Its biggest problem, though, is its shallowness in strategic options in comparison with what we are used to seeing on PC.

Lost Sphear brings back that classic RPG feeling, so if you're looking for that, you won't be disappointed. However, we feel like it's time for the team to take some creative risks

This is one of those games PS Plus users should not miss, and if you like puzzles and platforming it's a must-have. It's original and fresh, and even though it could have been a little bit more polished, it still is a great experience.

Youngblood is blast with friends, but its mission design is, in many occasions, just bad. This sort of open world approach could’ve worked, but not like this. If you like coop shooters you’ll have a good time, but bear in mind you’ll be facing some questionable checkpoints (or the lack of thereof) and walking up and down the same scenarios over and over.

A great mix of strategy and Angry Bird-ish gameplay, that is very fun and surprisingly deep.

Daedalic manages to offer a deep experience, with many customization options and possibilities, and rich enough to belong to The Dark Eye universe.

Tiny Metal isn’t particularly innovative, but that’s not bad. It takes a solid foundation and successfully brings back an experience many players miss.

NBA 2K24 is fantastic when it comes to its gameplay, but its extreme focus on microtransations ends up hurting the experience.

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.

On their way to create the true Burnout spiritual succesor, Three Field Entertainment delivers an evolution of the well known Crash mode. It's fun and enjoyable, but a little bit pricey for the content it offers, and the control during the driving sequences needs polishing.