For a turn-based strategy game on the DS, it's pretty good despite being watered down.

It's not perfect, but it's a great love letter to classic 3D platformers.

Hard as nails 2D platformer

Fairly repetitive, but not a bad rhythm game (particularly because you can use your own music files).

Pretty fun. We'll see how it goes as it gets more developed.

Campaign is servicable. Multiplayer is good fun, but series veterans will be disappointed by the lack of weapon customization. Also not worth getting at this point because of low population and hackers.

Nowhere near as bad or broken as the internet would lead you to believe. Yes, it is flawed and barebones compared to other battlefield games, but there's enough here to still enjoy your purchase. It's hard to recommend older Battlefield games instead because they have lower populations and are more at risk from hackers. Some additional pros of the game include: Being able to play full bot matches in private lobbies with friends or solo & still earn weapon XP, and Portal (play old or current BF maps with old or current BF weapons).

Campaign is doo doo, but the multiplayer is great.

Oops, you died to another drone bomb. Also, don't even bother with the campaign.

A solid combo-driven beat 'em up

It's really impressive how much they managed to make this game work on the PS Vita. Despite this, the experience ends up being okay at best.

Even if the comedy isn't your cup of tea, the game is well designed to be replayed numerous times.

Borderlands 2, but in space. Only worth it if you want more Borderlands, but are sick of Borderlands 2. Otherwise, just buy Borderlands 2 instead.

Incredible love letter to classic Paper Mario that even surpasses it.

Campaign has a decent story, multiplayer was fun enough, and the zombies is of course iconic.

Caveat: I haven't played the multiplayer much at all. The campaign is pretty fun, but the zombies is the main reason I recommend this game. The outbreak mode expands the typical CoD zombies format to a large open map, and it's great!

Campaign is meh, but the zombies is the best in the series thanks to custom maps.

The mini-games are shallow and poorly made, and they're all this game has. It'll give you and friends something to do for 15 minutes before you put it away to never play again.

An all around solid beat-em up that's even better with friends

Besides some faults, the game is a generally well-done. Short but sweet.

Solid 2-D platformer that plays well, is challenging, and has a heart-warming story. Not super long (>10 hrs to complete), but has plenty of optional challenges for people who want it.

A single-player edition of CS 1.6. Honestly I think the Tour of Duty is still fairly fun to play despite the faults of CS 1.6. Still wouldn't strongly recommend it unless you're trying to get into 1.6 for some reason.

Ever wonder what a counter-strike FPS campaign would look like? If that sounds like a bad idea, that's because it is. Go from one disconnected B-action movie mission to another with no overarching story. Playing on hard isn't worth the frustration unless you want to get better at CS 1.6 for some reason.

An enjoyable tactical shooter, but the shooting system will take getting used to. Also, watch out for the infamously toxic community.

Still surprisingly fun with all of the custom game servers around.

This game is absolutely horrifying while being an overall fun game to play. It's not perfect, but it's free so you have no reason not to try it. This game is also pretty fun with coop, but setting it up is a PIA.