It only adds a few new PSVITA features, but it is a great adaptation of a very good tennis title. Its ability to engage the player is intact, and it offers lots of hours in the career mode. It also has a good multiplayer component, and although the PSVITA features are not that revolutionary, the two player mode in the same console is really original.

As an adaptation, Final Fantasy VII on iOS has room for improvement and it isn't particularly expensive. Still, the game as such is a masterpiece, and if you're ok with the flaws of this version, there's no doubt you will enjoy the experience.

Genesis feels like a Darksiders, just with a different camera, and it brings back the cooperative mode that didn’t make it to the original game. There are some rough edges, including some collision-detection bugs that can be quite annoying, but if you like this type of adventures, it’s worth your time.

Reflect Missile is a new proof that a well conceived, yet simple, idea, can make a good videogame.

After 15 years, Strider comes back in excellent shape with a title that fans of the original, or just 2D action/platformer fans will love.

Cronos: The New Dawn delivers a tense and engaging mix of exploration, puzzles, and survival-horror combat with solid resource management and a well-paced rhythm, though it suffers from an opaque narrative, uneven cutscenes, and a lack of truly memorable moments.

This is a very accessible but deep RPG, very enjoyable and replayable. Spanish-speaking players will also find texts in their mother tongue, something quite rare for games like this one.

It's a very old-school shooter, but at the same time, very hard and strategic. It's hard to get to, but once you're in, it's a lot of fun.

This is a fantastic collection that not only fans of the franchise will enjoy, as it feels perfect for newcomers to find what the Banana Mania is all about.

We liked Nobody Wants to Die a lot. Going in blindly, it has been a very pleasant surprise that has captured us from beginning to end, and we believe that those who enjoy this type of narrative will really enjoy it. We repeat that it is an interactive, linear and quite guided story, so do not expect freedom or exploring an open world, but it is the game that Critical Hit Games wanted to make, and they have done it very well. They could have taken a little more risk with the investigations, innovated with the mechanics or even given more freedom when modifying the story, although, being the studio's debut, we understand that they wanted to play it safe. In any case, Nobody Wants to Die seems like a very entertaining and recommendable narrative adventure, as long as you know what you're going for.

The narrative, setting, and music shine with unique charm and emotional depth, yet the generic gameplay, repetitive combat, and technical issues prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Piranha Bytes has created a new series. Risen is not only a good heir to Gothic, but also establishes solid bases which could mark the way for this studio in the future.

Unleashed 2 evolves pretty much every single aspect of the original, and, whilst it is not a drastic changes, it polishes an already great formula for racing fans.

The Gunstringer is easily one of the best games for Kinect. It is funny, fresh and charming, and its controls are very fun. One of the few "real" games for Kinect, that has in its short duration its only flaw.

This is the original game plus the expansion reasonably priced, so if you missed them when they were released, you've got now a great opportunity to enjoy this open-world RPG.

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.

In short, Karma: The Dark World is a highly entertaining psychological thriller that, with its remarkable graphics, outstanding art direction, and well-crafted narrative, is a highly recommended experience for fans of this type of story within the walking simulator genre. It's nothing particularly groundbreaking, but if you want a game that will captivate you from beginning to end, we think this title is well worth your time.

It's a shame we're not getting any new content here, but it is indeed the best opportunity to try an outstanding game that have already surprised many players during the previous generation.

This game has surprised us and it turns out the be one of the first surprises of the Summer. A simple yet very addictive and fun game.

This is the best Magic game ever in terms of learning curve and tutorials, so it is a perfect way for newcomers to familiarize themselves with the world of Magic cards. But for seasoned Magic players, the game will not offer that much of a challenge.

It does evolve little from the playable foundations of the previous episode, but the classic content is indeed a reason big enough to give it a try this year, especially if you like the historic side of the F1 Championship.

The price and the fact that it's focused on replayability might be reasonable for some, but it still feels like an unfinished product. If you can't wait, at least you'll get a taste of Hitman.

It still is a great mix of platforming and adventure, challenging and deep, and this is probably the best opportunity to try it.

Broken Sword 5 feels like a classic adventure game, and that's something we rarely see on consoles these days. If you like this genre, it deserves a try.

Gameplay-wise, this game is fantastic. Unfortunately, the modes for single player and multiplayer are very limited, and it does lack content. We hope this is fixed over time, since the core is very solid.

Double Fine delivers a great game once again. It's not ground-breaking, but definitely a nice surprise perfect for the summer while we wait for the blockbusters.

As a first person survival horror, it's a great game, even though we feel certain aspects could have been improved. One of the best WiiU launch titles, and one of the very few titles that made us feel nervous in the last few years.

A great experience that tries to bring back the classic, dice-based rol games. It's a long and solid game that won't disappoint its audience.