If you're not looking for something more complex, Atelier Totori can make your weekend a little happier. However, the story, gameplay and mechanics in general, are a little boring and repetitive.
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Although repetitive and a little exhausting, The Lair of the Lost Lord, Ni No Kuni II's first great expansion, amuses by bringing new equipment and a new style of gameplay to battle against the most difficult enemies of the adventure.
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Overall, Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland DX is a game intended for players who like to create things and deal with people. Although there are battles, they are weak and somewhat tedious, making it even clearer that the title's focus is on taking care of the workshop, rather than breaking out generic maps in search of colossal monsters.
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Mônica e a Guarda dos Coelhos doesn't have splendid graphics or a long lifespan. However, if you want to play something quick with your family or friends, this is your game.
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Hitman 2 tries to rescue what was left behind in the first title. New clothes, accessories and locations may attract you at first, but the lack of interesting extras makes the game more of the same.
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LEGO DC Super-Villains is how every LEGO game should be: fun, humorous, witty and with a lot of sarcasm. With several hours to prolong your adventure as the classic DC villains, the title has every reason to enter your collection.
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Home Sweet Home shows that graphics are unnecessary for a game to be great. With a lot of dark places, scary enemies and VR support, the title is a highlight on its genre, making you play with the lights on.
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Even if the power of time is not so well used, Timespinner stands out for its story and the amount of things that it's possible to do. Bringing all the best that the Metroidvania style has to offer, it becomes one of those games you'll love playing twice: first to enjoy it, and then once again to earn the trophies.
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Capcom Beat'em Up Bundle is more interesting to those who appreciate classic games. However, if you didn't play these games in the 90's, you won't pay attention to them in 2018. There are many connection problems, generic story and the lack of add-ons than could push the young players away.
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