On the iPhone, the game has lost all of its hilarity and satirical message. The gameplay is still very fun, but only the latest levels can offer a real challenge, while the routes are incoherent and not much various.

Being a score-based arcade, Spin Up is best suited for ranking-addicted players, but it's also an original and challenging game which everyone can enjoy.

Complex but not too much, addictive in a good way, Motorsport Manager Mobile 2 is one of the best mobile title of these months, even if you're not very attracted by management or even by the world of race cars.

​Pinball FX3 is Pinball FX2 with some technical refinements, better online and a couple of new mechanics. And it's a good game, blessed by tables backward compatibility, but after seven years we were expecting more.​

League of Legends: Wild Rift is much more than a simple porting.

An incredible experience for those with the right motivations.

The Beatles Rockband is the first rhythm game who'll have the chance to finally take over Karaokes from pubs and living rooms all over the world. No more impossible solos or songs that only Bruce Dickinson or Robert Plant can sing, but only a lot of fun for whomever will feel like grabbing a guitar or a microphone and sing songs almost everybody learned to love over the years. It's only about Beatles and it's a bit short, but if you get in the mood, it will last forever.

While the first episode delivered a great gameplay without worrying about graphics and user interface, DrawRace 2: Racing Evolved comes as a real AAA title, very polished and stylish, with plenty of races and modes (multiplayer included).

Persona 3 Reload fails to fully capitalize on the potential of the original game, leaving too many of its less successful structural elements unchanged, and daring little in terms of reworking dialogues and events. That said, it rests on foundations so strong that it remains largely enjoyable for anyone today, and the work done by Atlus on mechanics and technical aspects has nevertheless managed to significantly modernize the game. That is enough to dive back into its world, because the story of Persona 3 deserves to be relived many times over, especially in such a carefully crafted and polished package.

Infinity Blade II is easily the new benchmark for iOS gaming; a visual masterpiece, and a huge step forward content wise compared to the first chapter. The gameplay is still the same, so don't bother if you didn't like it last year.

Dirt 2 is the best arcade off-road experience to date providing good time both to new and skilled player. DirectX 11 are a nice touch to this solid offer.

Lucas Pope's Return of the Obra Dinn is one of the best detective games on the market.

Vicarious Vision gives old and new players another fantastic remake.

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker delivers the classic gameplay of the MGS series, love it or hate it, but the experience on PSP becomes even more cumbersome due to the lack of a second analog stick. It's a "hardcore game", no doubt about it, but all the Snake fans out there shouldn't miss it.

Disco Elysium is a masterpiece, but this has long been known. The Final Cut is its definitive version, with new content that does nothing but increase the value of the package.

Horizon is a kind of rough diamond. It has great value but some flaws too, especially regarding the voice acting and the fights against humans. Having said that, Guerrilla has managed to create a believable world full of great moments.

NBA 2K11 is the best basketball game ever. The game have top NBA stars performing like their real life counterparts based on distinct character types, a great gameplay with a strong AI and playing the games is very fun, especially Michael Jordan mode and Manager mode. Visual Concepts have improved everything from 2K10 and today NBA 2K11 is the only alternative to real basketball!

If you're looking for an experience like no other, one that can keep you engaged for a solid fifty hours—easily extendable to two hundred—Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a must-have in your collection. Its realism remains a breath of fresh air even today, positively impacting both the gameplay and the rich cast of characters. But most importantly, Warhorse has done an excellent job of making its unique gameplay formula more accessible without sacrificing depth.

Stardew Valley is like Harvest Moon, but with a lot more content.

Devil May Cry V Special Edition is far from being the perfect edition. Despite this, the new modes are enjoyable, and Vergil is the real plus one.

The Last of Us Part 1 goes far beyond the sterile debate about the price and the real nature of this remake. The work done by Naughty Dog is majestic and involves every single aspect of the game: from the combat to the artificial intelligence, passing through the enemies and every single menu and interface on the screen. And as if this were not enough, the new technical aspect is stunning, reaching peaks, especially for what concerns the faces and the facial animations, which still today we do not find in other videogame productions.

Quotation forthcoming.

One of the best VR experiences so far.

Mixing the main strengths of Magicka with a new gameplay and look, Wizards of the Square Tablet brings new life in the Magicka franchise.

Alto's Odyssey is not just a more of the same, but a concrete improvement over the first chapter.

War of the Chosen is the perfect expansion that add a ton of new contents to a great game.

Made with touch-based controls in mind, Joe Danger Touch is a completely new game in the series, a different one, and it simply works.

FTL on iPad is the same great experience, with an excellent interface and all the content of the PC version.