10/10 This game runs perfectly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). You will need to turn off the lighting setting to prevent slowdowns in busy areas, but this hardly affects the aesthetic of the game.

10/10 This game runs perfectly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). Players and monsters are extremely tiny, as a result connecting to a tv and using a controller might be a good idea.

10/10 This game runs perfectly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). Simply pixel art works well with the smaller screen, and the game even features a portrait mode to play with your device on its side.

5/10 Game runs poorly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail) with FPS dips into the 20s. Much of the gameplay is spent in menus but I still wouldn't stick it out with an entire campaign at that framerate.

10/10 This game runs perfectly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). Some delayed loading but a perfect framerate. The turn-based nature of this game lends itself to airport or other public play on a touchpad.

7/10 Runs okay on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). A fast-paced game of this nature begs for a higher frame rate than the average 40 fps you can get on this platform though. Expect dips into the 30s.

8/10 Game runs well on Intel Atom (Bay Trail), with some dips into the low 20s during large firefights with lots of effects. Make sure to enable Netbook Mode for a decent framerate.

10/10 Game runs perfectly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). Controllers and a TV highly recommended, awesome for hilarious competitive vacation play.

10/10 This game runs perfectly on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). No hitchest, stutters or loading screens, just smooth Oregon Trail-Zombie Smashing fun.

8/10 This game runs well on Intel Atom (Bay Trail). Despite a framerate that hovers around 30, the minimal art style and point-and-click gameplay lends itself well to airport and cafe netbook gaming.