The two new game modes, available both in singleplayer and in multiplayer, will surely please any fan of the franchise and genre, assuring several hours of fun and intense racing action.

The Last Stand is an addictive dual stick shooter, with nice graphics and different types of monster to battle with. Sometimes mechanics are a little tricky – especially in the collision system, and artistic direction doesn't reach the magnitude we've seen in the most representative title of this genre (Minigore): but if you are deeply in love with zombies and for some strange reason you don't like furries much, 7 Raven Studios IP represents a good compromise for your Apple devices.

If you own Arkham City, maybe you'll be interested in this first DLC. Unfortunately, a new set of tricks, two maps and two character skins, aren't enough to justify the purchase.

Bloodbath Arena is very similar to Gears of War's Horde Mode, with zombie instead of Locusts. If you're a fan of the original game… you can't miss it.

Another character, another two-maps combo and another set of skins. This "new" Arkahm City DLC is just as Nightwing's one was... fair quality, poor quantity.

Heroes & Heralds is a nice DLC which adds great fun to the original experience. The lack of a good A.I. for the single player mode and the crazy absence of an offline multiplayer option are two big issues, but the final result is still really, really good.

560 Microsoft Point for 10 cars, 7 of which are quite irrelevant, could prove too much even for a fan of this series. Nonetheless, Turn 10 offers a DLC whose value is perfectly in line with what the racing games market has to offer. Only for fans.

Considering that this add-on implements a bunch of new furniture elements and not much more, the only ones that should consider this purchase are real fans of the series. If you're not among them, look elsewhere.

Considering the contents on offer, this DLC surely isn't an essential purchase for anyone, except real fans of the franchise.

Fireworks is a multicolored tech demo for PS Vita AR system and front touchpad. Gameplay is immediate and definitely intuitive, but suffers from repetitiveness and lack of deepness: at least we are talking of a free game, with a couple of hours of longevity and some funny challenges inside.

Legend of Atlantis: Exodus is a "deep causal game": its structure is quite simple, but its gameplay gives a well structured game experience.

EA add a little more Tricky in the new SSX formula with a crazy long mountain full of big jumps and with all the fuzz everyone loves from the past games.

Arctic Strike is a nice add-on for the brand new TPS from Ubisoft. The new maps are quite interesting and the extra multiplayer mode grants hours of fun. The online experience, right now, looks much more balanced than the original one, due to the free patches and this brand new DLC too.

The first real DLC for the controversial Mass Effect 3 is a two hours long adventure attempting to tell the story of one of the most important creatures in the main game. The plot is definitely better than the gameplay but why now and why so late?

Raven Strike is a strong DLC with interesting upgrades to the original Future Soldier's gameplay. The new Campaign's maps are quite entertaining, and the higher difficulty level is a great touch for old school Ghost Recon's fans.

Ghost Recon Future Soldier - Khyber Strike is a good deal for people who still play and enjoy the competitive multiplayer of this third person shooter. The new game mode reminds the classic Team Deathmatch, adding main objectives to the traditional experience. If you are hardcore fans of Future Soldier, you should keep fighting.

After the success achieved by The Orange Box, every series tried to do the same with its own collection. Unfortunately, not all games are as good as Half-Life. We can say the same about Command & Conquer. The series is awesome but this ultimate collection doesn't offer any real reason to buy it. No extras, no more content, not even a decent emulation on the modern OS. Only for real fans of the series.

The Aftermath DLC is a good extra content pack for Battlefield 3. Two maps out of 4 are really awesome, while the others are quite standard. The Scavanger Mode is too fast and chaotic, but could be useful to change something of the usual gameplay.

Disney characters Phineas and Ferb become a videogame inspired by the TV movie. Even though the game perfectly fits the atmosphere of the series, the PSP version seems quite useless, especially considering the lack of any cooperative multiplayer mode.

Another poor implementation for a PS Move dedicated game. Move control schema is even worse than the DualShock one, gameplay isn’t addictive except for Foos Madness mode and, even from a technical standpoint, Real Foosball is totally under the PSN average.

If Hot Wheels: World’s Best Driver would have been presented to gamers as a free ride, probably we would have not bothered to review it. But since it comes with a hefty price tag attached we were morally forced to sacrifice some of our playtime to tell you to stay far from this game.

A very short yet entertaining DLC, that will bring you again in Pandora for a little bite of turkey and apple pie cooked by Mr. Torgue’s Grandma Flexington.

China Rising is a competent DLC for Battlefield 4, but we were expecting more from DICE than a normal compilation of four scenarios that we could have played in Battlefield 3 and Bad Company 2. No Levolution, no party!

Tiny Barbarian DX is outrageously “old style”, not just in its graphics but in its design and gameplay too. Extremely simple yet fairly challenging, it brings back fond memories of playing games like Rygar and Rastan – but if you haven't played those old classics back in the day (or are immune to the nostalgia effect), then there isn't much on offer for you here.

The European version of Dragon Nest is far from perfect, but It’s really entertaining if you’re looking for a simple and fun MMO experience.

With its super-cute graphics and its brilliant sense of humour, Tiny Thief is a simple but very enjoyable adventure, reminiscent of old classics like the “Gobliiins” series. It's just a shame that it ends too soon and will leave you wishing for more.

The high tendency of the AI to crash makes it difficult to organize races and championships in singleplayer: the multiplayer could save the day, but the community seems to be too small to guarantee populated servers for Americans and Europeans at every hour of day and night.

Farm Machine Championship 2014 lacks in appealing gameplay, game modes, technical quality and fun-factor, making this polish production valuable only for those gamers that are dying to drive a tractor.