Futuridium EP is an amazing trip between 80's fascination and modern taste, shaped like an old school shooter with 3D graphics. It's a demanding challenge that could not please everyone, but surely a game that is worth trying, at least for a ride.

Pacific Rim suffers from bad touch controls and limited gameplay. Definitely a poor tie-in.

One of the longest videogaming saga is out with one of the best installment of his long history: welcome back Dynasty Warriors!

Pikmin 3 is a great refinement of the original formula and is still a joy to play. But after nine years we expected some more content, and the final stage is really disappointing.

Spartacus Legends is a free-2-play that deserves attention for a number of interesting features, such as the management phase and a certain tension attributed to the fact that you may lose your gladiator.

A very bad fighting game that try to surf the wave of his popular license, without any kind of result.

Blastron is a nice Worms clone, with plenty of missions, a fun multiplayer mode and lots of weapons, armors and boosts to unlock and buy.

Mighty Switch Force! 2 is just too similar to the previous entry: it's a great game as well, albeit short, but it's more an alternative than a true sequel.

MegaByte Punch is a great mix of customization, platforming and combat. The Smash Bros. combat style could shine in a competitive multiplayer mode and we hope it will be implemented in the future.

Tiny Thief is a lovely and original game with an incredible attention to detail in terms of graphics and gameplay: it's a little bit too short, but while it lasts it's one of the most enjoyable puzzlers out there.

Face Noir is a solid adventure that plays safe instead of taking some risks. There are some new ideas that need to be further developed and a well thought story that often slips into genre cliché. All in all a good debut that could lead to interesting improvements in its second chapter.

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger is the perfect definition of "more of the same". Just one really new feature but the classic combat system. To purchase only if you loved the first episode.

It's truly amazing how Eidos Montreal and N-Fusion managed to squeeze so many elements of Human Revolution in Deus Ex: The Fall, but the gunplay is so awkward you're basically forced to play it stealthy. If that's ok with you, this is the closest you can get to a full fledged console title.

Quadropus Rampage is an interesting roguelike-style action game, packed with lots of weapons, randomly generated levels and good touch controls.

DARK is a stealth game with some nice ideas and an interesting story, but it suffers from poor IA and repetitive gameplay.

Another "gears of war" shooter into the market with just too many problems to be worth your time and money.

Urban Trial Freestyle is no Trials HD, but it's a competent clone, than can be very amusing at times.

Limbo is still a wonderful game even on iOS, but the touch controls makes it the less recommendable version of them all.

TrackMania 2: Valley offers amazing online support, solid precision racing and new graphics. Oddly these are roughly the same things packed in Stadium that costs half the price.

Built upon an original and interesting idea, Storm is a nice experience for puzzle game lovers, but some inconsistencies in level design and flaws in the controls and physics prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Spiral Episode 1 is basically all looks and almost no substance: hopefully Pixel Hero Games is going to fix the many issues of the game in the next episodes, but this is definitely not a good start for the series.

With its shallow combat system and tons of characters, Marvel Heroes is just fun but lackluster. Gazillion tries to make you pay for everything; you might not, but you will get bored very soon.

A simple and enjoyable shooter that fail in be memorable. Try the demo before buy.

Project X Zone is somewhat too long and enemies are more cannon food than real threats, however the sheer amount of fanservice and the immensely fun combat system make up for its flaws.

Greedy Dwarf is a simple, frantic action game, with colorful graphics but a little short campaign.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. is a funny, light-hearted RPG which doesn't break new grounds in any significant way, but manages to keep you entertained from start to finish.

The revolution of Tekken is real, but not necessary. Tekken Revolution appears like the poor version of a great brand. In this case, the free price was the only right price.

Tour de France 2013 is clearly geared towards fans of the most famous race in the world. Several graphic glitches hamper the experience considerably.

Leisure Suit Larry Reloaded is what the graphic adventure genre was in the eighties. Al Lowe has done it for the true fans and only for them. Try it if you are in search of a difficult game with complex puzzles.

Fist Puncher is a great game with some flaws.

Mystery Room has nothing of the other Layton games, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Overall it's a decent adventure even if some of the cases are too linear and not really clever.

Ride to Hell: Retribution fails to deliver, to say the least. The game brings to the table a lot of good ideas, but the result is poor.

Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition is a decent port of a frantic, compelling beat'em-up, packed with plenty of game modes.

It's been a long time but finally Capsized gets its place in the home consoles digital delivery platforms. Some little issues whit the new pad controls doesn't change the good old school feelings about the gameplay.

Also for this year Wizards has done its homeworks releasing a new Duels of the Planeswalkers for all the beginners of Magic. And with the Sealed Play probably also the advanced players of the card game could have several hours of fun and enjoyment.

Brave New World is a major step forward for Civ V, that will make many fans happy.

Solstice Arena is a compelling, fast-paced multiplayer battle arena, packed with a lot of nice heroes and three different game modes.

Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara reiterates the immortal charm of the original titles, presenting a collection that will certainly be appreciated by those who want to relive nostalgic or simply the pinnacle of fighting arcade of the nineties.

This portable version of Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two suffers from graphics and controls issues, adding new problems to an already unconvincing experience.

Rogue Legacy succeeds in both being a difficult title and a compelling role playing game. Quick, deep, satisfying: that's how all roguelikes should be alike.

Eleusis is an ambitious independent adventure with great atmosphere and some good visuals. Sadly the puzzles are lost in a sea of backtracking that kills explorations and dissolves the ambiance.

Redline Rush delivers some new elements in the endless runner genre, giving you a fast car to drive and some missions to complete. Too bad you have to pay (again) if you want to see all the stages available.

Jak and Daxter Trilogy is still the same awesome pack of remastered games, but Vita port looks somewhat lazy. Frame rate issues and weird control scheme might you want to get the superior PlayStation 3 version instead.

Pro Cycling Manager 2013 brings some nice additions to a solid gameplay, but without anything truly original. The fans of the franchise created by Cyanide will enjoy it again, but if you never loved it you won't start now (once again).

Return to Castlerama is an interesting journey inside an attractive and mysterious land, but the gameplay elements lack consistence and coherence with the game world.

Hotline Miami is visionary, frantic and full of personality. The game is slightly improved on console, and the Vita version looks absolutely brilliant.

XCOM on iOS plays good and looks decent enough to be keep most of his quality intact; but at 17,99€ it could be recommended really only to the ones who can't play it elsewhere or are totally addicted to the touch screen.

With 65 tracks, a powerful editor, a promising online multiplayer and an affordable price, TrackMania 2: Stadium puts on the table several good reasons to buy.

Eden to Green is an excellent tower defense, with a simple but deep gameplay and lots of missions.

Bugs vs. Tanks! seems to have all the feats of a good game, but the final result is a non-intriguing shooter which doesn't know what wants to be, if a super fast action game or a deep and complicated simulation.

It has indeed more style than substance, but if you're looking for an unconventional adventure which you literally have to discover, Hero of Many might be just the game for you.

Deadpool is fun to watch and it's fun to play, but the main campaign is a little short and there are some technical and design issues.

Magrunner: Dark Pulse is a good puzzle game with a strange plot which catapult the player in the world of Cthulhu. It seems an episode of South Park.

Strength of the Sword 3 delivers a well packed, hardcore action experience for anyone who wants to prove himself.

Knights of Pen and Paper has been a hit on iPhones, but the lager screen of PCs magnifies its flaws. Still it’s brilliant humor could be a good enough reason for playing it.

Once again, Imageepoch had several fresh ideas but it didn't put those ideas into effect. Time and Eternity could have been an innovative and visually stunning jRPG, instead it's just an inconsistent, shallow and unpolished one.

New Super Luigi U manages to show some clever ideas in terms of level design, but its quick run based structure and déjà-vu feeling makes it a good - but not astounding - content to play.

RTS fans cannot miss a sequel true to the original and well crafted, though not perfect.

MotoGP 13 doesn't disappoint in terms of gameplay and depth, since it comes with a lot of game modes, but it does disappoint in terms of graphics.

Despicable Me: Minion Rush is, hands down, one of the best endless runner games available today on mobile.

You can't really blame Gameloft for being unoriginal, but it's hard to accept so many technical downsides and gameplay issues from a game which should be top of his class.

Game & Wario is a minigame collection with many ideas, but just a few of them are really good. As a GamePad showcase, it comes a little too late and without enough content; as a Warioware spin-off, it just looks bland and not too inspired.

The Swapper isn't a mere platform puzzle game: its deep narrative side fit perfectly the gameplay. Maybe it's a little short, but there isn't nothing else like it.

World War Z is a very interesting tie-in, a game that tells a story different from the movie it's based on and delivers a compelling, engaging experience.

This game re-defines the genre of zombie based games with so many ideas and his unique atmosphere, despite tons of tech glitches and a little bit frustrating combat system.

Ocean City Racing delivers a very affordable but also very poor racing experience.

7 Grand Steps is a smart digital board game enriched with strategy elements and some surprises. A strange game, indeed, that brings us trough 7000 years of dynastical challenges.

Gunpoint is a puzzle game brilliantly executed, that encourages creativity without punishing mistakes.

Despite its flaws, The Night of the Rabbit is a success. A rare adventure that makes us remember those days of our childhood when a puddle looked like a lake and a branch like a sword.

DUST 514 is free-to-play and it's got some potential, but definitely fails to deliver.

Plain and simple: one of the best casual game on the market. Super Puzzle Platformer Deluxe is fun and addictive.

Apoc Wars delivers a simple but engaging mix of simulation and RTS mechanics, with lots of missions and things to do.

The Old Gods is the icing on the cake of Crusader Kings II: if you love this game, you must simply buy this new expansion. Another great piece from Paradox.

Lords of Football has a great idea behind it, but it's an unripe fruit. After enjoying it for some time, you will inevitably notice some gaps in the gameplay mechanics.

An elegant RPG for a more civilized age.

Warhammer Quest delivers a solid strategy experience, packed with several RPG elements, a lot of quests to complete, items to find and enemies to fight.

Persona 4: Arena is an excellent fighting game and probably one of the best entries in Arc System Works line-up. Fans of the genre will have lot of fun with it even without touching the story mode, while fans of the Persona franchise will appreciate the visual novel campaign.

Rising Storm improves the formula of Red Orchestra 2 with convincing asymmetrical gameplay and outstanding maps. More than enough to deserve the attention of FPS lovers.

Thunder Wolves brings something new to the shooter genre, adding variety to the missions and giving you a huge firepower to destroy the enemies.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf is no doubt the best entry in the twelve years old franchise, but it's still the same game at its core and both new and veteran players should keep that in mind.

GRID 2 for PC is one of the best racing games around, thanks to an excellent AI and gorgeous graphics.

Hopefully this shallow collection will introduce a new audience to the series, but it certainly fails in satisfying the actual fandom.

The Last of Us is a step forward for Naughty Dog in terms of narration, story and gameplay, maybe the last big shot for PlayStation 3 and a fine example of a "cinematic game" melted into a great gameplay. A must buy for every serious gamer.

Strategy and RPG mixed together in a formula that works. Too bad for the many burrs due to some inexperience.

Dead Ahead is a very nice endless running game, with stylish pixel art graphics and and lots of vehicles, weapons and achievements to unlock.

Remember Me is a product where the effort made in creating a fascinating and credible world has taken away all the rest. Audio and graphics are stunning, unfortunately the game is not.

Most of the times it takes too much effort to make all the small things of your world run smoothly, but when it happens, it's a rewarding accomplishment.

Combo Crew is a fast, enjoyable and somehow original tribute to the classic beat 'em-ups of the nineties.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing succeeds to create the atmosphere you might expect from a monster hunter game, with tons of enemies to fight, huge maps and plenty of items to find.

Tetris Blitz is probably one of the best spin-offs on the popular formula available on the mobile market. The two-minute bursts of gameplay work well, but in the end the lack of balance in the scoring system tends a lot towards the "pay-to-win" solution.

An average co-op third person shooter that is rather derivative. The idea of weapons is very original, the rest is rather bland. Is better to avoid if you plan to play it alone.

This first episode is a neat beginning for Jacob Jones, with a great art style and some cute characters. Hopefully we'll see better and fresher puzzles in the next chapters.

GRID 2 is a solid racer, addressing some of the complaints players had with the first chapter. Still, some features have been left out of the package like the cockpit view and the chance not to use flashbacks in the PRO difficulty settings. An easier comeback.

The game includes two campaigns, many objects, monsters, characters achievements and a brand new faction. Enough to make it interesting for old and new players even if the price is a little high and some big problems of the original are still there.

Fast & Furious: Showdown is a nice example of how NOT to make a game.

Turbo Racing League is a very nice tie-in, packed with lots of races, events and leagues to compete in.

Poker Night 2 is exactly the experience you'd expect if you played the first episode. There's a nice selection of characters and lots of dialogue to keep you amused.

Sanctum 2 is great if played with someone else, but if you are in search of a single player game, don't consider it.