This is a decent game if you want something with couch co-op to play with your friends, even if overall it feels uninspired and a little bit monotonous.

It is obviously a game aimed at a young audience, and, as such, it works. Other than than, it probably isn't worth your money.

Simple, fun and accesible are words that define this Jeremy McGrath's Offroad. Although it is far from other games in the genre, both technically and in content, it offers enough to satisfy players who are not very demanding.

We enjoyed this game as much as we enjoyed the original, but as a remaster it isn't that good, and Sony should've, at least, included more content.

The Haunted Island is a very charming adventure. Leaving its short length aside, it’s an interesting option for those who want an easygoing take on the genre.

This is an unlikely sequel that inherits all the good things about the first one, like a great story and a charismatic protagonist, but also repeats the same mistakes, even making them worse sometimes, becoming very tedious at times.

We’ve been waiting for this version for a few months, and it’s disappointing to find that technically it’s not meeting the expectations. RiME is a great game, but if you can, play it on another platform.

Ashborne Games and THQ Nordic offer a combination of adventure, survival and real-time strategy games set in the aftermath of World War I, where you must guide a group of soldiers across Siberia in a train. The game features a compelling narrative, a challenging management system, and a stealth-oriented gameplay, but suffers from a cluttered interface, a slow start, and some balance and AI issues.

This is a pretty good experience for fans of the series, but it lasts an hour and a half, and it feels pretty expensive. If you just want to be part of this world and you don't mind the adventure doesn't last long, then this is your game.

We've enjoyed the journey, but not so much the destination. The final sequences seem a little rushed, but even with some issues, it's worth checking out.

InnerSpace is beautiful, relaxing and has a great art direction, but gameplay-wise it falls short.

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

Code Vein is disappointing take on the Souls genre, with many design flaws but an enjoyable core. There are many contenders in the Souls battle, and this isn’t one of the strongest.

Maybe it won't be remembered as the best minigame compilation for Kinect, but it achieves to be an experience of familiarization -and training- with the new motion sensing technology.

Nexus brings key elements of Assassin's Creed to a structured virtual reality adventure featuring Ezio, Kassandra, and Connor, offering visually surprising experiences on the Quest platform, yet hindered by control imprecision, particularly in parkour and combat, with a storyline serving as a pretext for revisiting historical periods in the saga, and a wealth of mechanics but lacking depth.

It's hard to deny there are some issues, but still we feel there's a lot of effort put into it, and we would be happy to see new episodes following this path.

CreaVures was an interesting, although imperfect game in PC and in this iOS version loses some of the quality in control and results in a mediocre game. It is not a bad one, and indeed its graphics are outstanding, but overall it feels like a failed adaptation.

A nice selection of classic games with a good customization options for each title, but there are some key titles missing, as well as those documents or that extra information you would expect from a "museum".

The core of the gameplay is pretty good, but it gets repetitive and the in-app purchases, although not mandatory, end up showing up.

This is a fun game, but the lack of content and an imprecise control leaves us with mixed feelings. Still, if the team keeps working on it they can make it the great game it could be.

Amikrog is a pretty good adventure, beautifully animated, but very short and shows a blatant lack of testing.

It feels like the movie… it’s accessible and sometimes fun, but it hardly surprises someone anymore. It lacks challenge and structure, but it offers quite a lot of content and some great moments.

It works well and it's a good film-based game, however it doesn't add anything original to the genre.

V-Rally is back with a quite simplistic arcade racing game, with a fair amount of content, but also with a very basic gameplay. It does a split-screen multiplayer, which can be great for some players.

It's a simple and fun game, without any kind of complications. Sometimes it feels a little bit rushed, but it should satisfy the audience it is aimed at.

AC III hasn’t aged very well, and this remasters improves some things but ruins some others. It’s a great addition if you own AC Odyssey’s season pass, but there aren't many reasons to go back to it.

A decent proposal that follows the path of the series, but although it is supposed to be free, actually it is a very limited version with a lot of DLC to unlock after paying for it. Nonetheless, the game is still a good one, although a bit far from what we've come to expect from Katamari.

This cinematic platformer offers a charming protagonist and flashes of visual beauty, yet it collapses under rigid stealth and frustrating trial-and-error design. Although the platforming feels natural, the repetitive industrial environments and clunky pacing hinder the experience. It ultimately delivers a mediocre adventure that struggles to distinguish itself within a crowded genre.