In this game, you have to travel between 9 islands, all with different stories to listen and adventures to play through. Unfortunately, it kind of got buried under numerous other great games and hasn’t got much attention in recent years. Odyssey – The Legend of Nemesis is a Macintosh-exclusive RPG game that was released as freeware a couple years back. When it comes the RPGs, the PSVita has its own fair share of good ones like P4G and numerous Final Fantasy games but one can never quite have enough RPGs on their hands. Odyssey: The Legend of Nemesis offers a good deal of intriguing gameplay so that you don’t get bored of it quickly! If you’re a fan of older SimCity games, you can always check SimCity Classic which is another fun game that runs well on the PlayStation Vita through Basilisk II! 2) Burning Monkey Solitaire 2ĭo you enjoy wacky games, monkeys and cards? If so, then Burning Monkey Solitaire is an excellent candidate for your time! This game does card games with a twist in which the actual gameplay mechanisms are faithful to the original games but the experience is made much more fun thanks to the cheeky monkeys that are present all over the game. Other than that, you can also dive into numerous scenarios in which you have to do your best to solve a specific problem before it gets out of hand. SimCity 2000 is a pretty fun game because it lets you be the mayor of a city that you build from the ground-up in which you can manage everything from education, to the water supply and even lets you unleash acts of god ( or acts of Godzilla if you fancy that) on your city. The PSVita didn’t get any native city building/management games that are serious so why not play one in an emulator? The best candidate for this type of game is SimCity 2000, a game by Maxis that’s considered to be one of the most successful games of the 90s having sold 1.4 million copies between 1993-1999. SimCity 2000 in your hands (with touch controls)!
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