Cradle of Egypt is a fun, addictive little game, but unfortunately it doesn't offer anything more than its many free counterparts, not even a multiplayer mode! So, why bother?

The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame attempts at changing the formulaic nature of the franchise but ultimately fails by delivering a repetitive and tedious gameplay structure with a cheap effort on visuals and storytelling.

Bethesda hits the mark again with another mobile production after Fallout Shelter: The Elder Scrolls Castles is an excellent management game focused on the lore of the famous fantasy series, capable of keeping us busy for a long time.

As a game, The Secret of the Unicorn sports a decent campaign and a great "secondary" mode; as a tie-in, it really captures the spirit of both the movie and the comics: the result is a good fix for the Tintin fans.

MySims Party is not the worst game of its genre, and yet it fails in delivering basic elements such as funny minigames and responsive controls. It's ok for kids, but that's about it.

Fast & Furious 6: The Game takes the concept of CSR Racing and adds a bit more variety to it. The graphics are excellent and there are lots of cars and upgrades to purchase... if you can afford them.

Rooms The Main Building it's a nice puzzle game that won't turn the genre upside-down. But if you like this kind of games, it's a pleasant addiction to the DS library.

In The Witcher: Versus our goal is to create a sequence of attack and defense that the opponent can't overcome. To achieve this we need to be lucky, no doubt about it, but also wise in selecting the right abilities to improve and the right items to buy. And the game is all about abilities and items.

A simple and short platform game, with good ideas and some problems in the control system.

Thor: God of Thunder is a very good tie-in, with a huge number of moves that you can perform by moving the Wii-mote as if you were holding the mighty Mjolnir. With nice graphics (what a pity the frame rate is pretty low) and sounds, the game is a little short but it can really be a blast for all the Marvel fans out there.

The mobile version of Lords of the Fallen comes with stunning graphics, three different characters and lots of well-designed enemies, but the touch controls are unresponsive and the price is a bit too high.

If considered as a whole, the Council is a decent graphic adventure, created starting from some interesting ideas. The negative element, though, remains the graphics.

Accompanied by four awful multiplayer minigames, the single player mode offers a good number of different missions, but the "hunting" sessions have lost much of their charm due to the low level of challenge and pretty inaccurate controls.

Pokémon Shuffle is a very fun match-3 but which sadly relies too soon on a somewhat annoying microtransaction system.

A limited frame rate and the fact that the Playstation VR is still unreleased deprive Adr1ft of its main quality: that of being an artistically sound experiment built around virtual reality. The game is still a sight to behold, but also remains incredibly slow, and the crashes of the Playstation 4 version can be truly irritating. Definitely not an upgrade from the original.

Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics has a solid gameplay, partially wasted by lack of variety and dumb enemies.

Hardware: Rivals doesn’t have the right mood for an action driving shooter. Lack of variety, poor server structure and complete absence of single player modes ends up compromising the whole experience.

Too many expectations that the game can't deliver.

Imperial Academy is a good online First Person Shooter, with just one big problem: the controls. Movements are very difficult, and there isn't a dedicated fire button; however, it's free (but full of ads), with no lag also in 3G, so for FPS lovers download is recommended.

How to Survive: Third Person Standalone brings something new to the table, but not enough to please those who already played the original version of the game.

Prototype: Biohazard Bundle is a poor remaster of two great action games.

Speaking Simulator talks only with itself, saying the wrong things.

Crucible fails to deliver because of boring mechanics and lack of options.

Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 is not a bad game, but it is the classic photocopy production aimed only at fans of the genre.

Replicating the mechanics found in Just Dance, MJ The Experience manages to deliver a great casual game for the fans; but everyone else should just simply buy the better and more varied Just Dance 2.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is the best game in the saga available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Spectacular combats and the excellent graphics make up for a less than acceptable camera. If you are a fan, you'll love it.

Despite good premises, Submerged is a boring and brief game, with a farraginous gameplay and some technical problems, where the only purpose is to find and pick up objects.

Drawn to Death has a unique style but unfortunately it brings a lot of confusion on the screen. The game suffers from unbalanced weapons and characters and some problems with the matchmaking. Anyway if you are a PSN Plus subscriber you could always give it a try.