Thymesia falls into that bracket of indie souls-like games that fail to fully convince. It knows how to entertain and, fortunately, the combat system has its own distinct identity, more original than many other experiments released in recent years. At the same time it is a game with few areas, few enemy types, and a difficulty level that should be slightly refined. The visual presentation is also far from refined. Fans of the genre might give it a chance, without too much of a rush.

Buddy Rush is a new kind of Social Game, a 60 levels RPG with facebook integration full of strategy and tactics; if you are looking for something like that, this is a good choice.

Greedy Penguins is packed with a lot of levels and comes with some funny graphics, but fails to deliver. The touch controls are pretty unresponsive and the physics-based puzzles are all but flawless.

The Rhythm of Fighters is a simple, fun rhythm game with some of the most famous SNK characters, but we expected a better selection of music from a game like that.

Assassin's Creed Identity brings the original gameplay of the series to mobile devices, and the overall result is nicer than we thought.

A good concept and a nice gameplay are the basis of Aftercharge, a team based first person shooter that could shine with a good support and more contents.

Oceanhorn 2 is an impressive achievement in terms of graphics, environments and overall quality, improving the experience of the first episode in many ways.

Tannenberg is a good WWI FPS online, but actually there aren't enough players on the servers.

Shadows of Doubt is an amazing game, but with too much untapped potential, too many issues and unpredictable outcomes. Let’s hope it keeps getting developed, enriched, and perfected. It deserves it.

Sandlot tried to make the best episode ever for Earth Defense Force, delivering a very long campaign that can be played both in single or multiplayer. What a pity the graphics can't get the job done.

AO Tennis 2 is definitely not a revolutionary title in the videogame tennis scene, but it largely fulfills its duty, that is to entertain tennis fans who want more than just the usual games on TV.

Football Manager Handheld 2010 is still the best football management simulation available on portable devices, but it didn't change that much since last year effort. Browsing via d-pad is still slow and cumbersome, while the visual simulation of the match is really awful.

Resident Evil 6 comes to the PC with the same flaws and the same strengths of the console versions, with some overall better graphics but awful textures.

Duels of Planeswalkers is the perfect digital version of the Wizards' card game. But it's really bad at the same time you can't create your own deck and the PC version doesn't have any new feature respect the one-year-older Xbox 360 version.

Quotation forthcoming.

Order of War is a polished real strategy game with a well optimized engine and some fun missions but It has no innovations, trying to be good both for rts fans and newbies without satisfying any of them.

Oz: Broken Kingdom delivers a visually fascinating - but also linear and sometimes repetitive - turn-based combat experience.

Packed with cartoon-style graphics, drifting-based gameplay and plenty of nitro boosts, Need for Speed: Nitro for Nintendo Wii is a fun, addictive and spectacular racer.

The Eye of Judgment is a niche game which will appeal only fans of the genre. As such, this porting is obviously a quite complete production which is based on the very same solid and deep rules of the original game, allowing a deep customization.

Devil Invasion delivers a particular mix of puzzle game and tower defense that works good, with lots of stages to complete and four different spells to cast. Give it a try.

Quotation forthcoming.

Hey! Pikmin is a divisive game: although it lacks the depth of the main series, it offers a pleasant, stress-free experience. Fans of the franchise will probably be disappointed, but newcomers and kids might find it interesting enough to check on the next true Pikmin.

Oblitus has good ideas and presentation, but it falls short on its respawn concept. Ullmann resources mast have truly limited if he decided to stick to an arcade-style game instead of adding more complexity and a RPG-esque sense of progression.

The PSP version of Need for Speed SHIFT remains anchored in the classic style of the series. The driving model is arcade, with very few concessions to realism. The number of cars is not very high, but the prizes system works good as usual: you can unlock upgrades and extras if you keep driving the same car.

An interesting free to play game with some potential to expand in future updates.

Sky Tourist is a fresh, original and fun action puzzle game, packed with lots of levels and nice graphics, but it's also very frustrating.

Dino Hunter: Deadly Shores is a solid spin-off of Deer Hunter, with nice graphics and a good number of missions.

Basketball Pro Management 2015 is full of statistics and potential but lacks in terms of accessibility and intensity.