This is a simple and entertaining arcade game, but its campaign falls too short in durability.

A experience like no other, that feels terribly punished by the technical aspects. Anyway, it's a great option for survival horror fans.

Crazy Taxi keeps all the good things that made it so fun ten years ago. It is a good arcade driving game, but Sega has missed the chance to offer improvements, new features or just a little enhancement to foster it.

It does a few things right, it does a few things wrong. If you like what it has to offer or if you're looking for an accessible game of its genre, Brut@l can be a good choice.

It is a shame that the game is not as good as the movie it is based on. This is a simple and repetitive shooter that offers little incentive for those players who don't follow the adventures of the young wizard.

Chocobo GP has many good ideas and is full of potential, but it lacks ambition, which results in a game that relies too much on its franchise.

Marvel Maximum Collection rescues several classic titles from obscurity, pairing solid emulation with essential quality-of-life features like rewinding and save states. However, the library remains frustratingly inconsistent, balancing iconic arcade hits against mediocre 8 and 16-bit ports. Although it serves as a nostalgic trip, the barebones presentation and limited extras prevent it from being essential.

Crazy Taxi keeps all the good things that made it so fun ten years ago. It is a good arcade driving game, but Sega has missed the chance to offer improvements, new features or just a little enhancement to foster it.

Blackwood Crossing is full of good ideas, but its execution isn't so good. Beyond the colorful graphics and art style, the game feels empty, and even mediocre.

It's not a bad game, but it's obviously meant to join the Star Trek momentum created by the new film.

Has a scarce story mode and an interesting multiplayer, but uneven results in global.

Windbound is a beautiful game that offers a great sense of discovery, although it ultimately fails to offer a meaningful experience. Poor combat and a repetitive formula make it hard to recommend if you’re not a big fan of the genre.

NightCry brings the old-school Clock Tower formula... and it's technology. Many people is going to struggle to deal with its outdated graphics and control, but if you manage to find its core, you'll get the original Clock Tower feeling back.

A decent game, with variety of modes, but not that well put together. It offers some challenge in the submarine mode, but not enough content to be replayable.

It's one of those games you might want to play over a weekend, since it's fun, but some issues with its control and not being particularly original throughout the experiences make it a quite short-lived experience.

Even though it's not perfect, Albedo is an interesting, fresh and original experience. If you're looking for a puzzle-based adventure, this one should be, at least, considered as an option.

Battle Royale is an interesting spin-off, and it's meant to be played with friends. The online community doesn't seem too active at the moment, so we can only recommend it if you have people to play it with.

There are better games with a similar approach and scope, but if you have already played them and you enjoy them, Red Bow can be a good choice.

It is strange to say, moreover because this is an original proposal, but Dark Void lacks something, maybe inspiration or perhaps just a better execution.

If everything else worked as expected, it would be a great game, but at the moment all its good intentions fall behind too many technical issues.

It's not a video game as such, but rather an essay on loneliness expressed through virtual means. We're glad to have experiences like this one, because it means the industry is growing up.

It's just a new perspective for How to Survive. It does work, but depending on your previous experience with the game, it's up to you to decide whether it worth it or not.

Blood Bowl III is fun and delivers deep gameplay, but it lacks modes, content and it might have too many microtransactions.

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.

A very long game, that needs lots of time –and money, if we are inpatients– but that won't offer anything new. If you're familiar with this kind of free-to-play titles and The Hobbit doesn't appeal to you, you can keep on searching.

It has several different sports, but the game becomes repetitive soon. Maybe more sport disciplines would have helped. It can be an alternative for those looking for a fitness game, but it requires two PlayStation Move controls.

It feels good and plays well, at least for the first hours. Then it feels kind of "empty", and becomes quite repetitive.

Arkane moves to the looter shooter genre with a half-cooked game, with no personality and that, basically, does the same as many other games, but worse.