Blood & Glory: Immortals comes with a solid combat system, smooth graphics and plenty of weapons and abilities to unlock. What a pity the balancing is so unfair and grindy.

Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire is a welcome remake and a great mobile game, with simple mechanics, good controls and lots of fun.

Vietnam '65 is intriguing and fresh, but it’s also poor and a bit repetitive.

Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines is a interesting turn-based jRPG with some gestional elements and a fascinating graphics. The gameplay is a little repetitive like most dungeon crawler.

Simply put: not buying 3D Out Run would be a crime. The original is still the most important arcade driving game in history, this conversion adds value with smart new options and subtle but significant improvements, and features the best 3D effect ever seen on the console. Moreover, it is only 5 Euros.

Atlas Mugged starts with a in intense movie like sequence but it looses its grip very soon. The best has yet to come. Probably.

Tormentum: Dark Sorrow keeping its promises. It's not a perfect game, but one that the point and click lover have to try.

This new Fruit Ninja's chapter is a funny, juicy-action frenzy more of the same we saw some years ago on Xbox 360.

Despite its obvious simplicity and lack of variety, flaws that are strictly bound to the genre, Lastronaut manages to stand out from the crowd of runners thanks to its characterization.

Titan Attacks! is a sincere tribute to Space Invaders. It is also a fun game, with some interesting improvements on the classic formula. Unfortunately a couple of problems make the Nintendo 3DS version the least interesting among its many conversions.

Dungeon Hunter 5 delivers a better experience than the previous episode, with a decent balancing, a solid upgrade system and lots of challenging missions.

After landing on Steam, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita last summer, the remake of Crimsonland arrives on PlayStation 3. Simple and fun, is an honest and hardcore old school top-down shooter, with lots of weapons and perks.

The first chapter offers a story beautifully written, a complex world and characters that feel human. In the end, however, nothing really happens, and true conflicts are only foreshadowed.

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stones is absolutely over the top even for the series crazy standards, but the formula is wearing out its welcome.

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stones is absolutely over the top even for the series crazy standards, but the formula is wearing out its welcome.

Battlefield Hardline tries to refresh the series, only half succeeding.

The Metamorphosis offers a good blend of horror, tension and action. The game is atmospherically enticing, but in the last few minutes the narrative is all cliché and the dialogue is the worst kind of clumsy.

Over 9000 Zombies! is a simple and fun game, but lacks content.

There Came an Echo tells a very good story, supported by an excellent cast of voice actors, but the game definitely fails to deliver.

Shelter 2 is a boring open empty world game with nothing to do.

In Mario Party 10, quantity and quality don't always go hand in hand. Funny moments are always behind the corner, but apart from some cool ideas, what really stands out is the budget price chosen by Nintendo.

Despite a few gameplay quirks which don't always feel fun, Final Fantasy Type-0 HD is a true Final Fantasy at its heart with an engaging plot and a decent amount of depth. If you manage to outlook its old-gen nature, you will find a good action RPG which makes up for the latest false steps in the franchise.

Flop Rocket is a nice endless runner with some original touches: too bad that the premium content is almost mandatory in order to really enjoy the game.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a great compilation if you're into zombie shooters, with three unique campaigns and a frantic Horde mode.

The Deer God is great in its pixelated art, bringing the player into a fairy-tale emotionally intriguing. As time goes by, the flaws in the gameplay become more evident, as well as some annoying bug.

Tap Heroes: Idle RPG is a simple game that honestly presents itself with all it has to offer from the start: an endless quest to reach the next level constantly tapping on the screen, ultimately reflecting the unfullfillment that derives from the game in the long term.

Even though not as good as the original, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is a good sequel and a very fun game.

A magical fairy tale engraved in a sometimes frustrating but rich, beautiful and challenging platform.

A dungeon crawler RPG with a little bit of fetish and a very unique battle-system. If you enjoy dungeon-crawling RPG games and sexy anime, take a quick look at Criminal Girls: Invite Only.

Sid Meier's Starships is a light strategy games imagined for the tablet gamers audience. It's a good game, but not a memorable one.

While Gardening Mama tries to improve the classic minigame formula by building a sort of structure with some "managerial" features, the result is a shallow, uninventive and interesting... classic minigame formula kind of title.

Cities: Skylines is a great city builder, the best one on the market nowadays.

Even with some naivety on some game design elements, AG Drive stands out as the best futuristic racing game on the App Store.

It is the fifth episode, but it could be the first and no one would realize. Cooking Mama: Bon Appétit! does absolutely nothing to put a little innovation into a recipe that is starting to taste stale.

The final version of Afterfall Reconquest Episode I isn't as bad as the Early Access one, but some major changes show a development process without a clear direction.

OlliOlli 2 is the perfect landing in Roll7's impossible flip.

Assassin's Creed: Rogue tries to tell an interesting story in the form of a stand alone expansion to Black Flag. The result is overall good despite the same old issues with balancing, but graphics wise the port is disappointing.

Artistically inspired and masterfully written, White Night is a classic survival horror that any fan should play, despite some flaws in the control and saving systems.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 takes a step in the right direction with this week's episode, introducing a new interesting enemy. The plot improved slightly, but renews the hope that the game can grow into something better.

The Definitive Edition keeps all the good characteristics of the original one and tries to breath new life with a good amount of options and fine tuning, but after two years and a generational transition we should expect something more. Nonetheless, it's still an amusing experience.

Heavenstrike Rivals is a nice mix of Japanese aesthetics and Western gameplay ideas. It's like fusion cuisine in video game form.

Helldivers has some fine cooperative cooperative mechanics, but has also flaws. Visuals are not so next-gen, but first of all is too repetitive and grinding prone, even though we have a great multiplayer mode, the Galactic Campaign.

Hero Emblems delivers a solid, compelling mix of jRPG and match-3 puzzles, with a premium price and no IAPs.

A fair but unimaginative puzzle game, Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars is a good way to spend some afternoons, but the series really needs a twist to go on.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 - episode 2 gives few emotions in narrative terms, but at least improves the overall system in terms of gameplay. Also, there are still opportunities for further enhancements.

Sometimes you have simply to sit and read a story. With eden* you can.

As an example of interactive narrative, The Detail exceeds a little in cliché and predictability, but its distinguishing graphic style and interesting story will keep the crime novel fan involved.

There's really no reason to prefer Masters Edition to the original free-to-play game.

Three completely different but not so deep game modes. To say nothing of the editor.

Decay: The Mare is a good point and click horror adventure with an UI simple enough for everyone.

Auro is a complex puzzler with a steep learning curve, which is good for the most hardcore gamers, but not so much for all the others.

The idea behind Staying Together is a very nice one, putting you in control of two different characters that move specularly, at the same time, and have to solve a series of intriguing puzzles.

Imps in Tokyo does a pretty good job in terms of atmosphere and design, but it suffers from some bad touch controls.

A "remastered" done really well that provides dozens of hours of gameplay and not only caters to the nostalgics, but winks to anyone who is looking for a great real-time strategy game.

Dragon Ball: Xenoverse is a great attempt at refreshing the usual formula with a hybrid gameplay which does not always work as intended.

It’s too early to have a real judgment but Revelations 2 doesn’t start in the best way. We hope to see better gameplay in the subsequent chapters.

République Remastered is a solid stealth game with a strong narrative and improved graphics compared to the mobile version.

Planet Quest is just perfect in its simplicity and joyful silliness, offering an energetic musical experience that starts with a tap of your finger and ends with a drum of your foot.

Pokémon Shuffle is a very fun match-3 but which sadly relies too soon on a somewhat annoying microtransaction system.

Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires is one of the best entries in the saga: the combat system of the regular titles combined with some of the more strategy-like elements of the Empire series, and the ability to customize characters make this game a good title for the fans.

Midnight Star is an interesting but ultimately flawed experience, due to over simplistic core mechanics and unsatisfying gunplay.

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe is almost a full fledged game with some neat features and a few lovely songs to play with. It's not very long, however, but totally worth its price.

Sunless Sea is a game for a very specific audience. It requires a patient player who loves reading and has a big imagination. But if this is you, then you'll know how does it feel to long for the open sea while remaining seated in your room.

At first, Combo Queen was an almost unplayable game, but after a big update it has become an enjoyable blend of endless runner and rhythm game mechanics.

Hand of Fate worth every cent of it. It's an amazing blend of a card game and a roguelike. Try it.

The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot is an entertaining game, but it is flawed by some design choices made by the development team. Being a free-to-play with no pay to win surely is a great starting point, but Ubisoft will need to make some extra work to fix some aspects in the future.

King of Thieves is an nice mix of platform and puzzle, with a solid single player campaign and an interesting asynchronous multiplayer mode, but also a despicable freemium approach.

Kirby Fighters Deluxe is a simple and charming brawler which lacks content on the long run.

Darklings Season 2 is not bad at all, but it adds nothing but confusion to the formula of the first game.

Cities XXL is Cities XL Platinum with some UI improvements. Cities XL Platinum was Cities XL with some UI improvements. Don't waste your money.

Super Stardust Ultra is still solid and fun, but it's also basically an old game, with some very strong competitors out there.

Alto's Adventure is really an endless runner you should play, even if you can't tolerate the genre anymore. A perfect mix of gorgeous visuals and refined gameplay.

The last iteration of Dead or Alive 5 provides lots of content, but the game is basically the same we played in 2012, with only minor changes: a couple of new characters, a couple of new stages and lots of extra costumes, some of which leave nothing to the imagination.

Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy is still a powerful experience even if this remastered edition adds almost nothing to the original experience.

The Escapists brings an amazing idea into a good game, which will be surely enjoyed by people who want to feel the thrill of the escape. But boredom is lurking, and frustration could be around the corner.

One Piece: Treasure Cruise improves on the simple RPG formula of Brave Frontier, showing huge respect for Eiichiro Oda's characters and stories.

The visuals are marvelous and the game has the potential to grow as a franchise but several flaws and its basic gameplay keep it from becoming a masterpiece.

High quality level design and music deliver a funny adventure with the lovely Shantae; this quest is a truly enjoyable one, even if it ends a little bit earlier than expected.

Zombeer is an utter disaster, plain & simple. Don't buy it, even if you are the best zombie fan out there.

Kick & Fennick tries to do something different with platforms and puzzle solving, but the result is not as good as it could have been.

It's clear that developer VD-DEV wanted so badly to bring a Gears of War-like experience to Nintendo 3DS, but the result is a game with way too many flaws.

Ramboat is a solid attempt at the endless run genre, a fun mix of Jetpack Joyride and Metal Slug with several weapons and a rich achievement system.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy was not an unforgettable game back in 2011, and this new edition adds very few elements to the mix.

Nameless ~The one thing you must recall~ is a great Korean visual novel otome with a beautiful story and some memorable characters.

Radiation Island delivers a rich, compelling survival experience, if you can deal with its faults.

The gameplay is frantic, funny and extremely deep. It’s a shame that you have to grind useless abilities for many hours to unlock all the hunters and the monsters. Other than that, not all the game modes work perfectly.

Total War: Attila brings exciting new mechanics into a "survival" experience, while the Middle Ages approach for everyone. Live the last years of the Roman Empire or be Attila, the "Scourge of God", and set on fire the whole Europe.

Painful controls, an empty open world and a boring main quest are just few of the many flaws in the latest RPG by Crescent Moon Games.

Grow Home's got a huge potential, but at the same time it's limited and lacks polish.

Active Soccer 2 can be considered one of the best soccer title that make use of the touch screen, reminding the old great days of Kick off and Sensible Soccer.

The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 is the best representative so far of the modern graphic adventure genre. You will test your brain with hundreds of well thought puzzle while enjoying a very fine and satisfying storytelling.

Akiba's Trip is a mediocre beat'em up with scanty RPG traits which relies heavily upon nudity and softcore humor to make up for its shortcomings.

Deathtrap is a perfect mixture between a tower defense and an action RPG, fun to play, durable and technically pleasing. The editor is an important added value, such as co-op and the competitive price.

Evolve: Hunters Quest offers more than the usual companion app, it's a deep mix of puzzle and strategy that will captivate you in no time. And it's completely free.

Super Galaxy Squadron is a nice, fun retro-style vertical shoot'em-up, with some great bullet hell moments and fourteen unique ships to choose from.

Shadowmatic is a surprisingly good puzzle game with some great atmosphere and excellent graphics.

A message of love for the golden age of the 2D Action-Platformers: this is Gunman Clive 2, which with its well crafted level design, distinctive graphical appeal and low price, deserves to be played by a large part of the Nintendo 3DS audience.

With the latest "Game with Gold", gaming reaches a new level of dramatic-pixel-action-fun. #IDARB makes us happy with some vintage but forever fresh gameplay.