Feels straight out of the Vita library. Like Assault Suit Leynos if all the mechs were from IBO

Under some rough UI, this is the dream of mech gaming on the PSP/Vita. If you were playing Silent Line on PSP or Extreme VS on Vita, give it a shot. Favors responsiveness, but the mechs have weight.

If you ever got deep into Monster Monpiece on Vita, you'll catch the vibe of the simple but deep card battles here. Not a roguelike either - you explore, battle, and build out your card collection.

2D action platformer with the fulton mechanic (and stat-oriented team-building) of the PSP-exclusive MGS games. If you ever thought those mechanics could be put to great use in other games, here it is

Basically an extended, Filipino fantasy-themed version of Super Hexagon. Has a great soundtrack styled after Falcom JDK music. The main GoodKnight theme is an all timer

It's seriously the most Vita game a Switch game can be. Really unique looping shmup stages features 360 degree shooting and awesome painted enemy and boss designs themed after a child's imagination

Same vibe as Croixleur Sigma - a combat-focused, stage-based 2d brawler with a high degree of customization and skill expression by tuning your moveset as you go. Surprisingly variety in build types.

Spin and flick climbing feels like the sort of weird platforming mechanic that would come straight out of a PSP exclusive. A lot of games ape the Mii/Tomodachi Life-look but few get it right like this

Had a PSP port, but the PC version is superior and worth setting up the weird default controls. Amazing shifting stages that are fun to learn to use against the CPU and still hold up today visually

Kind of like Simpson's Hit and Run, a tiny open world platforming cartoon world revolving around driving and upgrading your car. A tiny morsel with a tweezer-perfect set of mechanics and challenges