It doesn't break any new ground, but The Walking Dead: No Man's Land is an enjoyable strategy game with base building elements.

Lineage 2: Revolution checks all the standard boxes in the MMORPG canon. It's nothing new or particularly inspired and it struggles a little with its PC heritage in terms of interface and controls, but if you're looking for a (really) standard MMORPG on mobile platform this is one of the best choices around.

​Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia is a nice addition to the evergrowing market of gacha games, if only because you don't draw characters but weapons. Sadly the gameplay becomes repetitive all too quickly.

Umiro is a an example of good puzzle design applied on a charming surface. It's a little monotonous but a great solution on mobile devices.

The immediacy of a shooter enriched by a remarkable care in the construction of the world surrounding it, No Way Home is simply fun and keeps itself always entertaining.

Outcasters is a very fun multiplayer game that lacks content.

Inazuma Eleven 2 is a weird adventure which will especially appeal fans of jRPGs and Japanese animation. It's very similar to its prequel and share the same lackluster visuals, however its peculiar "combat system" and fun plot make out for it.

Star Ocean: The Last Hope International is being released in the shadow of Final Fantasy XIII which is however much less traditional than this Tri-Ace release of the acclaimed sci-fi series and its JRPGesque features: cities, quests, optional content, secret bosses, lengthy and elaborate dungeons. Although not standing out visually speaking, Star Ocean: The Last Hope offers an enjoyable plot and interesting characters together with an outstanding battle system and quite a lot of features which make it a long-lasting and compelling game.

Just Cause 3 is “just” Just Cause 2, but bigger, though unfortunately not better. We can destroy pretty much everything the way we like using the enhanced grapple hook and physics but storyline missions are too repetitive and the flaws are the same as those from the second chapter.

A compelling mini-game compilation with the right dose of funny things to do. More than this it uses all the features of the PlayStation Vita and it's completely free.

​Masters of Anima is a funny and appealing game but it has a bunch of control flaws.

Total War: Pharaoh is a Total War without infamy or praise, one might say. It's one of those chapters that works but doesn't seem to add anything significant to the discourse carried on by the series.

Superliminal plays with perspective in order to offer a game entirely based on the altered perception of reality. The depth of the puzzles is fluctuating and the longevity is not particularly extensive, but remains overall a pleasant experience to enjoy.

Potion Craft has full respect for the player’s intellect, giving her all the necessary instruments to stimulate her curiosity, without holding her hand. The management of the alchemical and entrepreneurial journey is up to the player, with total freedom in deciding the adventure’s pace. Niceplay Games’ title offers complex challenges to those who want to walk the alchemical path in its full extent, but Potion Craft can also be a delightful workshop simulator for those who don’t want to delve beneath its surface: it’s understood that the creation of the Magnum Opus is not an objective everybody can achieve.

Maybe this is not the best motocross and off-road racing game, but with its good separate bike and rider control scheme and its dynamic ground morphing system, MX vs. ATV Reflex is one of the best product of this genre.

Song of Horror is a good Halloween game. It lacks originality and some game systems would have to be reviewed, but all in all it's not so bad.

Marvel Puzzle Quest: Dark Reign does a pretty good job in putting two popular franchises together, and the result is a fun, challenging match-3 puzzle game.

This new DLC does not succeed in becoming a must have for every gamer out there and case west ends up being reccomended just to Dead Rising hardcore fans.

Asphalt 9: Legends is the best arcade racer on mobile. The game comes with incredible graphics, lots of cars and tracks, and a huge career.

Monument Valley 3 is a masterpiece, once again. After two chapters in which it seemed ustwo had explored every possibility, this new adventure proves that there are still territories to be discovered, as well as the limpid potential of an experience that could even transcend the boundaries of our smartphones and find new places to conquer.

After twelve months the strategic-RPG from Daedalic comes back, but once again gameplay doesn’t hit the mark.

Insurgency is a rich and deep tactical first person shooter. Something is still missing but that something isn't gameplay or teamwork.

Disgaea D2 remains exactly where Disgaea 4 stands. With a few innovations and some missing elements, D2 delivers the hundreds of hours you can expect from the franchise, but a forgettable story and well known but old mechanics can't fully satisfy.

Paper Monsters Recut is a cute, solid platformer with a feel for exploration.

DARQ: Complete Edition is a disturbing title and for this reason also incredibly valid: you will fall in love with its puzzles.

Graphics aren't its strongest selling point, but if you can overcome its shortcomings, you will enjoy a really good game, avoiding frustration which may prevent you from walking through the first part of the game.

A real gem in the VR space, What the Bat is distilled fun with just a pair of baseball bats and goofy characters. This game is an example of how great game design wins over fancy graphics or physics and is able to create genuine fun.

A great indie plenty of depth, choices and fun: one of the best mix of genres in a long time.