.hack//G.U. Last Recode (hack G U Last Recode) is a collection of three Japanese RPGs, originally released on the PlayStation 2 between 2006-2007: hack // G.U. Volume 1 // Rebirth, .hack // G.U. Vol.2 // Reminisce and .hack // G.U. Vol.3 // Redemption. All three were developed by CyberConnect2, also responsible for working with the reissue. These RPGs allow the player to visit a virtual world in which he must perform sequential tasks and fight enemies in real time with a team of more than a dozen warriors. The developers improved the visual effects and changed the mechanics of the game process, eliminating most of the errors that the players complained about, for example, too high a level of difficulty, an uncomfortable inventory interface, the need for shredding and the appearance of short pauses after issuing orders. All improvements were also implemented in all issues submitted in the collection of Last Recode.

Alien Arena Warriors Of Mars is an old school action game in which you will fight for life and death. But here there are new-fangled things that completely change this genre. How about a bright arcade atmosphere? Or how about retro scientific action? You will definitely enjoy the new Alien Arena. This game combines the best aspects of a deadly arena and puts everything in a retro style, with the addition of hundreds of original ideas, which makes the game unique. The game will gradually grow from a small scale arena into a truly massive action with tons of enemies and dangers. There are different modes, including tactical and strategic, as well as capturing the base and even dueling one on one. So far we have 23 official levels, 10 game characters, funny improvements, and 10 more deadly weapons.

Tokyo 42 is a game with an incredibly interesting visual style, which you first have to get used to uncomplicatedly, because the developers specifically worked it out so that at any size of the monitor of your personal computer, you could easily cover the entire size of the city of Tokyo, which is here is in front of you, as in the palm of your hand. Due to this, the game process is perceived in a completely different way, rather than if you were just given to explore these levels with a third-person view and for this you want to thank the developers, because such an interesting game project has not been in the game industry for quite some time. But you expect a huge number of very different levels, on the expanses of which you will think about literally every step you take before you can finally reach the final shot at your goal, because you have to become a real hired killer here.