Time of Heroes is hard to learn because every unit has tons of "numbers" which need a good effort to learn. If you are searching a good challenge you may like it.

Dustforce is a unusual and brilliant scrolling videogame, starring a task force of powerful janitors. With broom and vacuum cleaner, we will sweep the game levels by all sorts of garbage. Cleaning has never been so fun.

Although far from excellence, Shank 2 is able to improve every aspect of the prequel. Recommended to fans of the genre, despite a few hours are sufficient to complete the main adventure.

My Little Monster is something more than an App. It is a crazy experience jumped out of the mind of Pär Fredriksson. It's short, someway limited, but it does entertain, so take it. It's $1.

Take the Ninja and leave the Fruit and you'll have what this title is. No real innovations in it, but it's still fun to kill and dismember your enemy. And it's just $1.

Crusader Kings 2 explores one of the most important periods of human history with accuracy and passion. A must-have for all fans of Paradox strategy games, but a bit too complex for other players.

We are quite sure that Lovecraft would be pleased with this game. It has some little flaws in the control system, but it's great in all other respects.

Shogun is funny, good looking and challenging. These things should be enough, but you can also try it for free. What are you waiting for?

Jagged Alliance: Back in Action is a game that you will love or hate. The "plan & go" system takes a different direction from its predecessor and many fans of the saga could be disappointed. In any case this is still a good and deep strategy game that can be enjoyed by the fans of the genre.

Surely not a masterpiece in global design and artistic quality. Still, Impostors is quite funny if you're looking for a frag night.

The Simpsons Arcade is simply too old to entertain without reservation. Structured for arcade machines, it still presents an overwhelming difficulty.

Catching and groundbreaking, Sakura Samurai is a great appearance in the Nintendo e-Shop.

The concept is similar to the one presented by Mercury, so it may look a little bit old, but the variety is guaranteed by many different liquids to control.

An interesting puzzle, half way between Scrabble and Risiko.

Despite a complex control scheme, Grand Slam Tennis 2 is not a simulative game. There are few reasons to prefer it rather than Virtua Tennis.

Great visual style does not manage to hide a lacking gameplay.

The Darkness II is not an absolute masterpiece but, with its style and fast paced action, it can conquer so many player's hearts. Cooperative gameplay, in the end, adds a lot of replay value to the product.

Kingdoms of Amalur looks like an arcade version of Skyrim, packed with the visual style of World of Warcraft and an action combat system. The Destiny system is not enough to craft an immersive and unique experience, and, from the beginning to the end, Reckoning lacks in identity and originality.

Despite its MMO label, Old Republic is a long and compelling space opera that can be played solo or in groups.

BlazBlue Continuum Shift II shines in its gameplay but fails in every other aspect, due to the many flaws of a lazy porting.

Frustrating and badly designed, Neverdead is one of the first victims of the year. Shooter lovers could appreciate some original ideas, however.

Even if we would have preferred the first chapter instead of the more recent PSP title, this collection contains one of the most important legacies of the videogame industry to old gamers and new generations.

Catherine is a japanese folly, but is charming enough to amuse those who consider originality an important value in gaming development.

Despite extended loading times and a campaign structure that relies too much on combat events, 2048 is an interesting launch title for Vita. It may sound strange, but this episode tells the story of the series' evolution, and old time fans will fall for it.

King Arthur 2 is a great game with many improvements. It's a good mixture of RPG elements and Total War tactical elements. A must-buy for every fan of the strategy games.

Resident Evil Revelations is a quite accomplished mixture of the series' most reknown titles. Borrowing something from the first episode, others from the latest, it succeeds in creating a new formula, appealing to both the new and old fans of the franchise. The game's structure has some minor flaws, but its value is undeniable.

Dungeon Crawlers is too simple for an RPG. There is no skill tree, no real equipment system and no tactics in all the combat. It's only for you if you are searching for a really soft dungeon experience.

Order Up! To Go is a really good surprise. It mixes the classic cooking games with the restaurant management obtaining a really cool flavour. The way that you manage the cooking part is also innovative because you can cook more food at the same time.

Choplifter HD maintains the concept and the same level of challenge of the famous original version, although burdened with some choices of game design and an inaccurate targeting system. Frustrating at times, this remake by Inxile Interactive is undoubtedly still fun.

Thanks to a brand new control system Smash Cops feels really good and reminds of the Criterion's games atmospheres.

Final Fantasy XIII-2 is what Final Fantasy XIII should have been, with lots of sub-quests, mini-games and a little more exploration. Despite responding to fanbase requests, the team left unaltered the fighting system and the linearity; so this is not the comeback of a classic Final Fantasy.

Scarygirl is a beautiful platform that push style over the limits leaving sometimes gameplay behind.

Triple Town is a simple game that hides the fantastic potential of becoming an obsession for the gamer.

Princess Case: The Royal Scoop is a nice HOG, well made and good to be played. If you enjoy this kind of games, don't hesitate and give to Microids a chance to get the throne which actually belongs to G5.

Darkness Rush takes the challenges of Jetpack Joyride and adds to them the Unreal Engine and wolf and vampires. It could be enough, but somehow it is a bit slow and doesn't feel too reactive.

Full of grammatical errors and with a lack of challenge, this game doesn't keep its promises and fails on too many levels. The only thing that saves it from hell is the funny style in which it was made.

Unstoppable Gorg is a surprising tower defense game. The cutscenes are unique and in perfect '50s style. Challenging and interesting.

Rayark begins its adventure on iOS with this great rhythm game. It has cool music, a nice presentation and new ideas which make it deeply different from the classical ones. Take it!

Crush3D is a great puzzle game. Difficult and characterized by an excellent level design, it cannot be considered a masterpiece of the genre due to reduced longevity.

Soul Calinur V is way better than the fourth chapter, and it finally manages to refresh the series, respecting its own legacy at the same time.

Boom Street is surely peculiar, with its strict but entertaining gameplay. It has some faults, the major being quite anonymous, but still it can be enjoyable, assuming you have three friends hanging at your pad.

Hatchi is not for all the people who usually play on iOS. It's a Tamagotchi clone and today it could be enough for not a lot of player.

Boring! No online, no exploration, no plot. The Unreal Engine (also not well used) is not enough to guarantee a good game and, in fact, Combat Arms ain't.

Haunt has right to exist only as a Kid Game. Colored phantoms and animated armors are the only "scary things" that you could find in the game.

The five maps of this DLC pack are perfectly designed to give players a lot of fun and lots of different experiences throughout all game modes. Skins and ReUP feature gives that special touch that made Fenix Rising a must buy.

AMY is a total delusion: poor game design and a underwhelming graphic trasform an hyped game in one of the worst digital delivery game of this winter.

Quotation forthcoming.

Wind-up Knight is the hardcore answer to those who thought that iOS was mainly a place for children. Your running knight will keep challenging you till the end of the 50+ levels that you have to finish and believe us, you will want to end all of them.

Maple Story Cave Crawlers is more a puzzle game than a RPG. Yeah, it has equipment, monsters to fight and experience to get, but the core of the game is not what a RPG lover expects. If you have this clear in your mind you can enjoy what the game is.

This App is addicting like few of other ones on iOS. For a dollar you can smash tons of crates with so many weapons in the old arcade way that all we miss a bit.

G5 hits again the market with another hidden object game. It's not only more of the same, because it introduce some new mechanics like the spells. But if you already had enough of this kind of game, this won't change a lot your mood.

Urban Crime is the worst side of the freemium formula requiring money even for stealing cars. The terrible pop-up effect and a fluidity that often is embarrassing, complete one of the worst GTA clones on the App Store.

A nice diversion from the famous portal gun.

Hero Academy is a curios experiment, giving us the chance to play a long on-line session but in our spare times. It's done by letting the users send their moves to each other and then waiting for a new one.

Legendary Heroes take the task to port to iOS the famous DotA. It does a good job, but then it forgots the main feature: on-line. This flaw is something that we cannot forgive, so we have just an offline version of the heroes' RTS.

Zenonia 4 is really great and is really... free! Do you really need more? The only reason that could stop you from buying it would be a tremendous hate against RPG games.

FlickPig is a simple but irresistible title, coming with well animated charachters that feamale gamers above all will love. Gameplay choices aren't very clever but the game asks acting rapidly, giving a pleasant feeling.

Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights fails to counter the popularity of professor's Layton adventures, presenting a poor charachter design and puzzles.

Golden Abyss is definitely a classic Uncharted game, but has its own nature. It is not as spectacular as the last 2 chapters, but finds a new way to entertain and amuse the videogamer.

The Sims Freeplay is not free and honestly is not even "play". Indeed you actually can't play it if you don't want to spend money for getting all the actions complete. We found this slow gameplay really frustrating and we hope that EA will listen to the users.

Albion Prelude is perfect to wait "Rebirth" the new episode of the X universe. The war between corporations and the innovation of the stock exchange give something new to an excellent title.

Kaptain Brawe can be today a good start for the young ones who never played Monkey Island or the ones who are never satisfied from the graphic adventures. G5 did a really job on this App and we would enjoy a sequel.

Crazy Hedgy is a great platform and only a lack of variety stops him from reaching the top of its genre. You are a hedgehog (not the famous one) and you can roll, punch and... roll again!

Junk Jack is the most near example of Terraria porting with Minecraft crafting system. But its major flaw it's the fact that it does run on a 3,5'' screen, which make you feel disoriented and limited. It's a pity, because its crafting system is great and it could guarantee a long life to itself.

Seal Force recalls Jetpack Joyride in its challenge mode and upgrade system, but then it takes a new way of playing giving you the chance to controll 3 seals and literally draw their movement. It's also free, so there is no reason to skip it.

Venture Towns is the natural evolution of all the Kairosoft games. If you love strategy games, buy it straight away. If you loved their previous games, buy it straight away too.

Terra Noctis is classic platform which score its points in a curios graphical approach which is a mix of pixelart and retro. There is no innovation, but Allen is a good character who may hit your chords. A lot of variety is guaranteed by many levels and different gadgets.

Assassin's Creed Recollection is a great game in the app store scene with an over the top offer that overwhelms lots of NDS and PSP recent productions. A must buy for who love card games.

Mighty Switch Force is a game with a lot of potential that the game dev studio can't express at full power. The game is a little bit too short and lacks in challenge.

Stranger's Wrath remains -years after its original release- a fresh game, interesting and challenging.

Rebuild is a fascinating game that incarnates in this app the formula of the famous web based game. Despite its heart and the well balanced gameplay components Rebuild lacks in graphics, being sometimes a pain for the eyes.

The Xbox 360 conversion of DoDonPachi Resurrection has an interesting leaderboard system and a couple of intriguing game modes, but the gameplay is a bit too old and lacks originality.

Tales Of The Abyss is a title definitely recommended to all holders of a 3DS.

Sonic CD was a great game in 1993. Today we can't put two hands in front of our eyes and ignore its flaws. Sega does a great job in mantaining the same old running atmosphere, but are we sure that it can still give to a 2011 user what he wants?

Pullblox is one of the most intriguing 3DS title. A splendid puzzle game, smart and entertaining.

Dark Meadow is an interesting horror twist in a well known formula.

Treasure Seekers 3 – Follow the Ghosts could be a really nice experience, but it has some bugs which force you to skip most of the puzzles. If G5 will fix them, feel free to add some points to the score, because the game is great. If you love hidden object games, it's kinda a must buy.

MinoMonsters is a corageous try of porting Pokémon on iOS, but when you make such a promise, you have to face the result. And it doesn't accomplish a lot. MinoMonsters is nice to see, but it has a tremendous lack of content. A really short adventure and just 20 monsters. We want more. A lot more.

FIFA Superstars is really addicting, and if you gain his fever, you'll visit its internal store often. It's apparently free, but if you have no patience, it offers a lot of expensive virtual credit.

Bike Baron is not a masterpiece or something that will be remembered by decades of players, but it's a honest 99 cent game, which offers hours of bike-fun and a powerful in-game editor which let you create your own track. Take that if you want a light-hearted entertainment.

Fun and addictive. Unfortunately who've played it on PS3 will not have a real reason to buy it a second time.

Beautiful addicting puzzle game. Beautiful addicting gameplay. If this is not enough, add 80 levels with 80 icy figures to be destroyed and an update coming soon. Add a great sound quality. Add a astonishing graphic. And it's yours for 0,79€. What are you doing here?

Epoch tries to adapt a Third Person Shooter gameplay to a portable device. It almost succeeds, resulting funny and somehow spectacular; too bat for the low difficulty level.

Batman Arkham City Lockdown is the dark side of Infinity Blade, and that's not cool as it could seem. It has an excellent presentation, thanks to the Unreal Engine, but that can't compensate for the lack of variety which the gameplay offers. We love Batman, but it deserves a bit more than this poor treatment, mainly because its price is quite high.

A good portable version of the Namco-Bandai Saga. Unfortunately, gameplay is strictly arcade and this might discourage many gamers.

The magical city of Costantinopoli is the center stage Revelations, the last chapter of Ezio's trilogy. Another great historical adventure by Ubisoft.

It suffers from repetitiveness and a lack of variety in its quests. But if you want a simple TPS that doesn't need a lot of thinking, you can give it a chance. And you can also end it without the needing a cent.

Goblins, orcs, wizards, knights, princesses, queens, sexy thieves, dragons and enchanted castles. Need we say more? Yes, is a must have.

Riptide G has a great graphic engine, but after a couple of races, gameplay issues will start to emerge to drown the title.

Blade & Glory is a shameless reproduction of Infinity Blade set in an indefinite arena. It has really good graphic, many items to collect and the proven logic of his elder brother. But if you want to see some blood that it's not yours, you have to pay despite of the apparent free nature of the game.

Heroes Vs Monsters is a brilliant "endless" Hack 'n' Slash. Its focus on the loot sistem and the party progression is quite accustoming: fans of the genre will play it for a long time.

Capcom made a great fan service with this Street Fighter II Collection. Three games in one and a vintage flavour that will satisfy you. Original sounds & original graphic it's the right choice. You won't be disappointed even from the virtual stick that does its job with no flaws. If you love fighting games, you can't miss the father of them all.

Afterall: Insanity is the rough copy of Dead Space. We can't suggest it to anyone unless you really love the genre. But, we warn you: be careful and keep informed about the product before purchasing it.

Gymkhana Racing could have been a nice racing game: graphics are cool and the "mission" approach is somehow original to the genre. Unfortunately, the control system is a complete mess.

If you have just a bit of love for strategy games, you will fall for Ravenmark. For a ridiculous price, you'll get a masterpiece. This title excels on so many sides, that you'll be amazed you're playing on a smartphone. Witching Hour Studios begins its journey on App Store in a excellent way, keeping our expectations very high for their next title.

Spy Mouse is a funny puzzle game that lacks in freshness, expanding the concept of Flight Control without its appeal.

Jetpack Joyride it's a game for every gamer. Fresh, simple and accessible.

Chillingo did a good job converting Anomaly: Warzone Earth that, in this portable version, mantaining all the distintive tracts of the desktop version.