If you like retro action games with some platforming in it, Luckslinger is a good option.

As an HD update, it's pretty good. The new resolution feels great, and even the interface has been updated, which is something worth appreciating. Also, the online addition is something unmissable these days, but there's a problem. A game called SoulCalibur III, better almost in every single aspect, should have been the title Namco Bandai remade. If you're OK with SoulCalibur II, though, please, go ahead.

Creature in the Well is one of the most original games we’ve played in a while. If you like the idea of mixing dungeons, hack and slash and pinball, then make sure you give it a try.

It is a great game no matter the price, but for about $15 it feels even better. A must-have for shooter and/or western lovers.

It brings back the classic experience of the series, and except for not being as big as it used to be, this Ratchet & Clank has more strengths than weaknesses. A game any fan of the series should, at least, try.

Maybe it lacks some innovation and graphics appeal, as if time had made expectations too great, but it is a very good first step for the series to continue.

Quotation forthcoming.

Blazing Chrome absolutely nails the game and feel of school run & gun games like Contra and Metal Slug. If you like this genre, it’s a game you cannot miss.

Quotation forthcoming.

We get more content in a portable experience. It's not a revolution, but it keeps the soul of the series.

Even if its limitations are obvious considering its handheld origin, core systems like the combat and other aspects like the soundtrack are fantastic. If you can forgive these minor problems, you’ll find a great RPG.

Trover Saves the Universe is silly, but it’s really fun. If you enjoy this sort of Rick & Morty sense of humor, you’ll love this. Make sure you play it in VR, though, since its gameplay is quite basic and it’s best enjoyed with the headset.

This is one of those games that is excellent both in concept and implementation, a product that lets you have fun and be surprised while we test our abilities. A game apt for every public, although its difficulty might make some people step back. But those who like the formula will love the game.

You can tell Konami has learned and knows how to pick up the elements which are really classic, restructure and focus them in a downloadable game, with classic style and direct action.

Despite some flaws, this is a good entry both for newcomers who want to start to enjoy this farm games, and also for experienced players, thanks to its many improvements.

Modern Warfare Reflex is a great adaptation and a really good game. It's true there is a difference between the visuals in this game and the original, but its gameplay remains the experience which have made so many players enjoy.

FIFA 23, as a standalone game, is great, but as a sequel doesn’t really offer any big features to justify this year’s entry.

The concept is simple, but it works well enough to keep us playing for many hours. The in-app purchases are avoidable, and with dedication we can progress without worrying too much about them.

A survival –not horror– simulator, that will leave us out in a wild island so we can fight for our live. First consider whether this would be an experience you want to live, and if so, please go ahead and buy it.

This is a very special adventure that takes us to a living world where our decisions and actions really matter.

This is a nice way to tell an interactive story, and even though not everyone will grow fond of it, it's worth a try.

The foundations for Pokkén Tournament are solid, but there are some issues (such as the amount of content or the lack of depth of its combat system after many battles) that should be addressed. Still, a fighting game with Pokémon is attractive enough to forget about some of those weaknesses.

The new olympic entry of our favourite heroes has resulted in one of the best sport titles to date in Nintendo DS.

A decent, fun and challenging shoot'em up, that is not the best one in the last years, neither the best one Cave has made, but is very welcomed considering the shortage of this kind of game.

A perfect choice for those who enjoyed the saga on PC. It's engaging and surprisingly well adapted to the iDevices. There's many options for the player and a great amount of missions to complete.

Behind quite simple and weird visuals, Kairo offers some of the best puzzles we've seen in a while. We think we should stress the "some" in "some puzzles", since there are some other quite obvious and simple. One way or another, it's a great choice for those interested in the genre.

If you miss those old-school games where beating just a stage was already an achievement, where you'll die if you don't pay all the attention it deserves, this is the experience you're looking for.

Castle in the Darkness is a metroidvania game that deserves more recognition. If you ever enjoyed this genre back on the 8-bit machines, you shouldn't miss this one.