Over the past year, I have conducted what could be considered the most “extensive” dive into the library of games available on the Playstation Vita. How this occurred is that, upon hearing the close of the Vita’s PSN store, I looked up all of the games that were released on the system digital-only (Along with some other games I had for other reasons), and downloaded all the ones that looked interesting. However, uncertain if I actually wanted to keep these games and back them up, I played the first 15 minutes of every single one of them. This list is the result of this activity. It should be noted that this list only comprises Vita and PSM games (And, not every single ones). If you do not see a game listed, assume I did not play it. Also, I will be breaking this list down into five categories: “Good” (Meaning the game is worth playing), “Recommended” (Meaning that the game is worth looking into or I had fun with it), “Average” (Meaning that the game is okay, or have trouble recommending it), “It tried” (Meaning that the game has barely enough effort put into it), and “Bad” (Meaning stay away).
Also, attached to this post are screenshots of some of the games listed.
Good
>Adventures of Mana
A full 3D remake of Final Fantasy Adventure designed to be more accurate to the original game unlike it’s earlier GBA remake which tried to make the game more in line with the later Mana titles.
>Akiba’s Trip: Undead & Undressed
An open-world beat em up where you strip vampires to defeat them.
>Assault Gunners
A mecha TPS, it just looks and plays cool.
>Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon
An accurate Castlevania clone by Inti Creates and produced by Igarashi of Symphony of the Night fame.
>Bunny Must Die: Chelsea and the 7 Devils
A tough as nails Metroidvania where a bunny girl is trying to remove a curse placed upon her.