There are some positive features, but the negative things take over the whole experience creating a game much worse than its predecessor.

This is a decent game which will be liked by those looking for an arcade experience without much complication. Although the game is entertaining and has lots of content, it doesn't ultimately work that well.

The developers deserve some praise for the originality of the game, but ultimately it doesn't work as it becomes boring too early.

We find a bunch of good ideas crashing among them. It's hard to recommend this game, but we really hope they find the way to make it work in a possible sequel.

Easy, short, linear and with embarrasing flaws in AI, this game is a huge disappointment.

WWE 2K20 has good ideas and a lot of content… but it’s basically broken. When things work, you have fun with it, but bugs show up way too often. If a patch can fix this mess, then it might be worth your time.

Evil Inside does not do anything new or original, but if you’re after that sort of P.T. feeling, you’ll get it here.

Fans of the series will have a hard time trying to enjoy this game, since it’s a repetitive and tedious experience that will fall behind the outstanding games the handheld is showcasing.

This game has some features we like from downloadable games and some others we don't. It offers simple and constant action, and a fun cooperative multiplayer, both offline and online, but it gets repetitive soon and has some desperate AI flaws.

Family Guy deserves something better, and the only think worth about it are the characters and jokes. The cooperative mode, however, is fun, but still we recommend trying it before buying it.

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

The core experience is solid, but the free-to-play model won't let us get to it. If you're not willing to spend any money on it, the game becomes almost unplayable.

More money and more time would have helped this game to become something better. Still there are some good ideas that a certain audience will indeed enjoy.

Blades doesn’t live up to the expectations players have for this franchise. It has some interesting features, but its gameplay and an old-fashioned free-to-play design make it very forgettable.

Although it is not one of the best in its genre and doesn't bring anything new, it is a good game to pump adrenaline. A solid adventure with a noteworthy visual design that although is quite limited in game modes will be liked by genre fans.

There’s pretty much nothing good about this game. We know it’s made for children, but even children won’t be able to enjoy this at all.

As it is usual with movie adaptations, Clash of the Titans is just a decent game, a bit repetitive and without anything remarkable within the multiple games of the genre we have seen in the last months.

It might be interesting at a low price for low expectations, but experienced players should stay two meters from it.

Family Party will please children because of its simplicity and visual beauty -remarkable in comparison with other titles of the genre- and will entertain those who give this game an opportunity.

If it wasn't for its technical and gameplay problems, Rock Revolution could have been an interesting musical game, with some things to contribute to the genre. But nothing it tries managed to work well; its quality is mediocre at best in music and graphics, and it doesn't offer anything new. Maybe years ago we wouldn't miss more options and content, but its rivals are well ahead. This time Konami has not achieved its purpose.

There still is a good game inside this remaster, even if it hasn’t aged as well as others, but the technical issues make it hard to find.

Because of the wide RPG library in PS2 and PSP, and sspecially in PS2 during his ten years of life, Mana Khemia can sneak modestly between hardcore Atelier Iris fans. There are not many surprises in this game, which is too conservative, but can offer some hours of fun.

Summing up, the first game of the moviemakers of Blue Omega is not as good as they expected. They have to work hard to polish the errors committed in this game, which better argument is the Steampunk aesthetics so enjoyed in underground genres.

A less-than-satisfying return of the Jane's series, rebooting as an arcade game that doesn't feel good. Its gameplay is poor and limited, its campaign boring and its online mode lacks variety.

The last thing we will do in Seduce Me is seduce someone. This is a card game that will show us naked ladies, but there's little value to our actions or decisions. We think there's plenty of better options out there, no matter if you're looking pro a card-based, erotic or even pornographic games.

The Arkanoid / Breakout formula keeps working and, in fact, WiiWare offers several titles like this. Soccer Bashi looks to have its own personality with its soccer touch and the ability to create our own levels.

It’s nice to have an arcade alternative to the street approach of this sport, but its good intentions never materialize. Unfortunately, there are too many issues that get between the player and the gameplay.

If only it had added some more content (for example, the second installment or Space Ace) it would have worth the 800 MS Points it costs, but adding Kinect compatibility doesn't justify its price. Its nostalgia value can compensate for it, but its gameplay is almost nonexistent.