This entry walks away from the traditional point & click gameplay of the series, but it still offers a very engaging and interesting adventure.

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Hayabusa is back with a correct remaster that could have been so much better, but at least allows us to enjoy this great series once again on modern hardware.

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.

Although it's a relatively unnecessary remaster (you can play the original on the same console and the graphic updates are minor), it still is a good game you'll enjoy if you like the series.

If you like roguelikes, then this game is worth a try. The problem is that it might not be the best option for players new to the genre nor for veterans. But if you're somewhere in between, it can be a good choice.

Harmony of Despair works as a multiplayer game for series followers, but won't convince the rest of the players easily.

Riff: Everyday Shooter is a complex title, it can both please and engage the player or disappoint and frustrate him. So this is a title not suitable for everyone, but for players who like new and fresh experiences, although ultimately this game is just a shoot'em up with a renewed look and a soundtrack that is worthy listening at least twice.

Semblance is a charming platformer with a very unique concept and very well executed. It has some flaws, but it’s a game fans of the genre should, at least, try.

If you're looking for an accessible karaoke, and you're happy with a selection of popular songs, this is your game. If you're looking for a deeper title or a more innovative one, this isn't your game.

A very entertaining game that is able to engage us with its action formula. It has lots of content, although the initial missions are repetitive, but they improve as we progress through the game. We miss a multiplayer mode, although the game challenges us to keep playing to obtain new planes, medals and improvements.

A great adaptation to the Nintendo 3DS that respects the same gameplay idea, with an arcade style and a roster of WWE legends both from the present and the past. A good first wrestling game for the 3DS.

This is not the most complex or deep survival horror game, but there’s charm in it. We like its visual style and its setting, and how it manages to generate tension and surprise the player. If you like horror games and you’re willing to try something different, you can give this one a try.

Some players will be dissapointed by the lack of new features and changes in comparison with the first game, but those series fans looking for new levels and an acceptable multiplayer mode will be pleased by this app.

Challenging, immersive and very fun, Raw Data is a great VR experience, although the lack of multiplayer modes on PS4 is a noticeable shortcoming.

Blair Witch is a decent adventure… with an absolutely perfect ending. When Bloober Team do what they do best, it turns into a horror masterpiece, but you’ll need to endure a few hours of less inspired exploration to get to enjoy this. It is worth it, though.

This is an enjoyable JRPG that fans of the genre will like, as it feels like a tribute to the genre. Its main issue is trying to bite more than it can chew and delivering a somewhat irregular experience.

This sequel doesn’t really bring any new features to the formula. However, it still works as a workout companion for those looking a lower-intensity training they can do at home, or to complement their workouts.

As a game experience, it is an interesting product which distinguishes itself from other better-selling videogames, but its main shortcoming is its short durability.

This is just one of those games meant to be fun and entertaining, without anything too fancy or special. If you like action games, this one may deserve your time.

Blood Money and Absolution are games we really like for different reasons, and being able to play them on modern platforms is always good. As a remaster, though, it is quite limited… and expensive.

This is a game which is fun for a while for a single players, which entertains in cooperative, and that excels in team multiplayer.

This is a solid effort to adapt one of the most successful animes in the past few years to Nintendo’s hardware, although if you’re looking for something more past the adaptation, the gameplay may feel a bit weak.

A very original title with remarkable character. It is worth playing and can turn out to be addictive, although some might find its pace too slow.

Dead Star is an interesting idea, but also quite risky. The whole experience revolves around its community, so the success of the game is in your hands. Being available on PS Plus, if you're looking for a team-based experience, it's worth a try.

Definitely a step in the right direction for the series, with really good ideas, that can become repetitive in the long run.

Vampyr is a game with charisma, and that remains intact in this version. If you want to play it on a TV, we would recommend choosing another version, but for handheld gaming it does hold up.

Overall, this series has been good, and the fifth episode is the closure it needed. Yes, we would like to see a change in the Telltale formula, but it still is quite enjoyable when we have dialogues and characters like these.