Game of Thrones: Kingsroad is an excellent free-to-play action RPG for iOS and Android, capable of bringing the locations, characters, and music of the TV series to our smartphone screens, thanks to a fairly expansive open world structure that is likely to grow even further over time. However, when it comes to PC the game suffers due to some inevitable limitations, as well as a monetization system that eventually becomes more aggressive, gating progression behind the usual paywalls.

This DLC is too short and doesn't succeed in capturing Dead Space 2 true shiny moments. Real hardcore fan of the serie may want to give it a try.

The First Templar is a decent action adventure game, with a good combat system and a lot of moves and abilities you can unlock. The story is also well told. The problems happen when the game tries to imitate Assassin's Creed, because there's literally an abyss between the two titles in terms of style, graphics and gameplay.

Kim Kardashian: Hollywood isn't as bad as you would expect; however, it's more of a collection of IAPs than an actual game.

Touch controls are well done, and even level design isn't that bad: simply, they aren't made to stay together, and this is the real, enormous problem of this game. Auto-jumping works in Zelda, not in an action-oriented platform game like this. A low-budget and incoherent project that could have been far, far better.

Army Corps of Hell is a disappointing effort. The story is utterly meaningless and gameplay lacks depth and challenge. The visuals are in no way better than an average PSP title and stages soon become a repetitive chore. Too bad for a good heavy-metal soundtrack which deserved a better game.

More of the same is literally what Dead Island: Riptide has to offer. The original's strengths and weaknesses return unchanged but inside a wider open world that greatly increases exploration, quests and things to do. It's still very enjoyable, especially in multiplayer, but the original's sense of freshness is almost lost.

Men of War: Condemned Heroes is an intuitive, challenging and spectacular RTS that allows the player to control one unit on the battlefield. But it's getting old and the complete lack of evolution is a big flaw.

Race After 1977 starts with good ideas (like a mobile version of Motorstorm), but the result is far away by the original intentions: the worse problem is the physic engine, not balanced and full of imprecisions. Maybe, with future updates it can be fixed, but until that moment the purchase has to be valued carefully.

Cyberpunk 2077 on PS4 and PS4 Pro is simply a mess.

The idea is interesting and, aesthetically, is really well-crafted. But as an adventure, Uncanny Valley's structure it's a bit shallow and, for a game that has to be played multiple times, do too little to invite player to replay it.

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.

Lila's Sky Ark is a tiny, little game overflooded with problems. Narratively is not effective nor interesting, visually is bland and confusing. But the gameplay is the biggest flaw that affects this project by Monolith of Minds. It simply isn't entertaining to play nor engaging in any of its mechanics. Everything about this game feels stiff, chaotic and loose. In the end, the only thing that Lila's Sky Ark left us was just pure frustration.

Reviving a classic wrestling game like WWF WrestleFest and putting it on the App Store in a brand-new edition is no doubt a wise choice, but you have to do it the right way. WWE WrestleFest is a mixed bag: it's still fun and durable, but the nostalgic fans will be disappointed.

The Last Oricru, is a problematic game in every aspect. The plot is not exciting, the gameplay suffers from the cumbersome control system, and the graphics are not up to today's standards. Co-op and interesting character development are not enough to save the game from insufficiency.

Little Deviants is a moderate showcase of PlayStation Vita's features, however such features are not always well implemented and lead to awkward moments of pure frustration. When minigames are good and well designed Little Deviants is a fun and enjoyable compilation, otherwise it often becomes dull and repetitive.

A poor single player and good multiplayer gameplay represent the two faces of this sequel of Mashed.

Mugen Souls Z is quit similar to its prequel and offers the same basic experience with sub-par visuals and overlong dialogues and cut-scenes. Plot is all over the place, but its unique and rather funny combat system keeps things engaging.

If you love tower defense games you will like Animal Force, but be prepared to repetitiveness and some confusion.

Transformers 3 feels rushed, it's pretty obvious High Moon Studios did not have time or strength to work on the game like they previously did with the excellent War for Cybertron. This is still a good game for fans of the franchise but the lack of multiplayer options and the somewhat disappointing visuals hurt it more than it deserves.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a decent sandbox-based action game, with plenty of missions, nice ideas and different situations to deal with, but it still lacks the polishing and the direction needed to be a great tie-in, like the Batman games.

Knock-Knock is is an interesting and deep videogame, a great work of art from Ice-Pick Lodge. Try it.

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.

Toren tells a captivating story, but the game itself is dull, lackluster and terribly short.

Quotation forthcoming.

The presence of well constructed brand new characters is totally eclipsed by an unsatisfactory finale and recycled settings.

Mighty DOOM might not be the most original single stick shooter available on iOS and Android, but manages to brilliantly translate the popular id Software series into a fun and enjoyable mobile game full of references to the original shooter.

Open Country is an extremely valid title in the concept. The inability to counteract the difficulties and the presence of an aggressive malus loop are unfortunately something that made the experience with Open Country more frustrating than fun.