Tactical strategy meets RPG elements in Capes, a game that leans heavily on superhero tropes to build its own world. While it excels in tactical combat and synergy between heroes, its lack of mission variety and limited hero customization hold it back from true greatness.

King of Fighters XII proposes to be a new start for the series, and it manages to do it half and half. The graphical change is positive, but it stalls midway, and the price to pay has been losing characters, scenarios and music.

Our World is quite good... at least for a few hours. It ends up being repetitive, but while the fun last it’s an enjoyable game.

This game features stunning hand-drawn art and a compelling, unconventional narrative, but suffers from a lack of clear structure that loses player interest. While the unique artistic direction and intriguing story elements stand out, the frustrating gameplay mechanics and poorly paced difficulty spikes hinder the overall experience.

God Eater 2 is a very solid Action RPG, one of those that are becoming rare to find. Even though it has its shortcomings, it still offers a very enjoyable experience.

Quotation forthcoming.

Megamagic is original, fresh and addictive, but you need to come with an open mind and be willing to play something that is different.

Quotation forthcoming.

As a free-to-play game, Warframe is a nice surprise that sets the base for a promising future.

A more than decent game, but without much innovation. It is a great game for kids, although it has some problems in the control, and achieves to transmit the visual spectacle of the original movies, although we miss some more different gameplay elements.

TurnOn is a very interesting experience, with clever and fresh ideas. It doesn't make the most of them, but it still is very enjoyable.

It works as a survival game, with a few interesting ideas that makes it rather unique. Still, it can be repetitive and not particularly responsive control-wise, causing some frustrating situations that could've been avoided to make a better game.

Dream is one of those games where you're supposed to enjoy the universe the team has created. If you're looking for this kind of "experience", it might be the right choice.

The Berlin Apartment delivers an intriguing narrative journey through 20th-century German history, presenting varied stories and engaging interactive elements. While its unique premise and initial chapters captivate, the experience becomes uneven, with later narratives and some mechanics feeling less compelling, ultimately resulting in a bittersweet overall impression.

Running with Rifles is a nice surprise, a game that finds the right balance for its gameplay and delivers a reasonable challenge that encourages you to improve.

Despite some flaws, this is an experience worth trying. A good game, with some technical problems which for sure will be solved through updates, and a great game system.

Fitness Boxing is a good way of training at home. It’ll make you sweat, and would work as something to complement the gym or for those looking for a more moderate exercise.

Quotation forthcoming.

Ashen Arrows delivers a solid and chaotic tower defense experience with roguelite elements and enjoyable archery mechanics that reward precision and strategy, especially in co-op, although the campaign feels like a missed opportunity due to its limited scope and lack of ambition.

It lacks content and the tutorials could be more detailed for non-gamers, but as a party game for casual gatherings, Frantics is a very good choice.

Those who are not looking for a Wiiesque experience, just a tennis game with traditional controls, will enjoy Virtua Tennis 4, which is a good tennis arcade although with not many new features.

Spaceball Revolution is a noteworthy title within the digital download portfolio of Nintendo DS.

Its relaxing environments, immersive sound design, and detailed photography tools make it an ideal escape for fans of landscape photography, although the static nature of the scenery and inconsistent graphics might limit its appeal to a niche audience.

The new platformer from demagog studio, creators of Golf Club: Nostalgia, draws from the classics to expand a curious and visually attractive post-apocalyptic universe, although its gameplay can clumsy, frustrating, and repetitive, and its narrative is less ingenious than its predecessor. It still manages to convey nostalgia and sympathy while exploring its beautiful 2D apocalyptic scenarios.

SolSeraph is a good way to bring ActRaiser back. It does have some shortcomings, but if you’re willing to embrace nostalgia, there’s a lot of fun to be had with this game.

Although flawed, The Waylanders is a solid RPG for fans of the genre thanks to its setting and interesting mechanics.

MotoGP 17 doesn't evolve much and visually feels quite outdated, but it is a good game, and it will satisfy the fans of this competition.

This game is not a masterpiece, but it is indeed an experience that works really well for mobile gaming. Fun, addictive and recommended.