As long as you're ok with the free to play model (which isn't too intrusive), this time Flashout delivers a great racing experience with content enough to keep us playing for a long time.

It looks quite amateur, but it delivers a solid, original and challenging experience for those looking for platforming and puzzles.

It has some aspect that could have been improved, but it does a great job bringing back some old-school RPG feelings, and its concept is original and fresh enough to become a relevant choice.

If you're looking for some retro action, this is one of the best games you'll find on 3DS.

It does have some technical issues, but when it comes to gameplay is very solid and fun, and after all, that what matters.

This game not only delivers a great sequel, but also a great story and the soul of a genre that has been forgotten for many years.

The Order: 1886 is outstanding as a cinematic experience, with some of the best graphics we've ever seen. However it's very short, with quite simple shooting sequences, and there's no reason to replay it once finished.

It works as a classic point & click adventure, although it feels a little bit short. If you're just looking for a game of this genre, it's worth a try.

This title has some room for improvement, but those who spend time with it will find a challenging and accessible strategy game.

Tempo becomes a victim of its own idea. It's such a spectacular experience that forgets about what makes a game fun: the gameplay.

A great fighting game that's better than ever. If you already own it, there aren't too many reasons for the upgrade, but if you don't, it's the best way to enjoy it.

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This is exactly the same game we played back in 2011 with tiny additions, like amiibo support. Although the game is good, there's no reason to buy a full-price game that only includes what could have been added with a regular patch.

It's pretty much the original game adapted to the PS4. This is great news if you haven't played it yet, but if you have, then you won't find anything particularly relevant to buy it again.

Although it may look like a game for kids, it's a quite challenging experience, with a lot of care put into it. It won't disappoint you if you're looking for some puzzles on your PS Vita.

It delivers what is expected from the franchise: a great, deep experience. It also offers some new, tweaked gameplay to make it feel fresh.

Yes, it's more Monster Hunter, but that is great news. Epic battles, the same old fun and lots of content make it another great episode in the series.

Grow Home is a great "indie" game, even though it has a big publisher behind it. The thing is it does deliver things we only expect from indie games, like new mechanic, fresh experiences and light-hearted fun.

It is a nice surprise, particularly if you can get it for free with PS Plus. It delivers some fun, based on some original mechanics, and we think that, if you're a PS Plus user, it deserves a try.

Apotheon may seem simple and kind of weird at the beginning, but it has a lot to offer. It is unique, not only because of the aesthetic, but also about all the mechanic it develops throughout the game.

Gravity Ghost is a nice surprise. It isn't violent, has a good story and is original, something you rarely find these days.

This is a great platformer, particularly for those who have been playing for a long time now.

Turtle Rock delivers a solid multiplayer concept, which is original, accessible and deep. Playing with friends is indeed a great experience, but we think the amount of content might not be enough.

Although it lacks some action, this episode is a key narrative pillar for those to come, and more proof of how good Telltale is at creating unforgettable situations.

This is probably the darkest, weirdest and most unique Zelda ever released, and it's still as good as it was on N64. The visual improvements and the gameplay tweaks are reason enough to go back to it, if you haven't played it before.

Dontnod is back with a game that not only borrows from other narrative-based experiences, but also adds its own flavor bringing back the time-rewinding mechanics we saw in Remember Me. So far, Life is Strange has a very solid and promising beginning.

The polemic side of the game is going to capture the headlines, there's a good RPG behind it. The motivation system is indeed original, but is also abused and this eventually prevents it from feeling as a relevant addition.

This is an awesome tribute to old-school action platformers, very, very cheap although quite short, but definitely worth your time and money.