A bittersweet experience feeling like it's still in beta. You may still enjoy Overkill’s The Walking Dead if you can play it with three friends.

For a young studio it's definitely hard to compete with AAA titles, especially in November. You need to optimize resources, focusing on concrete ideas, and that's what The Haunted: Hells Reach tries to do. It's not a masterpiece in the third person shooter genre, but if you like co-op modes and have 10 bucks to spend on Steam, give it a try.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fuel Overdose is a top-down arcade racer full of potentially good ideas...poorly implemented.

Tour de France 2013 is clearly geared towards fans of the most famous race in the world. Several graphic glitches hamper the experience considerably.

Fieldrunners Attack! is nothing more than a clone of Clash of Clans like so many others, but it's still a simple and enjoyable one.

A3: Still Alive delivers a potentially solid mobile MMORPG experience, thanks to some great graphics and an interesting battle royale mode, but artistically the game is pretty derivative and when it comes to gameplay it's weak and clumsy.

Repetitive, graphically outdated and with flawed controls, Spy Hunter is a wasted chance to finally revitalize an old cult.

Quotation forthcoming.

You will need three friends to play online with if you want to somewhat enjoy the very derivative, bland and fundamentally broken action game TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan is. Single playing is simply a chore and it's hard to fathom how this was even possible considering the license in question and the amazing gameplay Transformers: Devastation had.

The heroes of the '80s are back in a game that, however, makes us even more nostalgic for that golden age.

Stormrise should have been a new start for the RTS genre on consoles, but it's not. The controls are too slow and unresponsive when you have to move several units on the map, the graphics aren't spectacular at all and the gameplay is cumbersome and frustrating. What a pity, since the story seems to be interesting.

Too easy, too short and not replayable. These are the the three main problems about CSI: Deadly Intent. If you are a really hardcore fan of the series and you'd like an easy game with which gain gamertag points, then this might be a worthy purchase.

Marvel Super Hero Squad is a children-oriented action game with nice cut scenes, cartoon-like graphics and a repetitive gameplay.

If dated graphics, some bugs and a “shaky” frame rate does not scare you, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare can give a lot of fun, especially thanks to the solid combat system.

Swag and Sorcery tries to take the Punch Club formula to the extreme, but without succeding.

Forza Street is an immediate drag racer with some nice graphics and a lot of cars to unlock, but also a very simple gameplay that gets repetitive very soon.

Risen 3: Titan Lords - Enhanced Edition is a charming RPG full of things to do, showing up on the PlayStation 4 as the best console version. However the task of remastering is not optimal, the frame rate is fickle and graphical improvements can not hide the limits of a graphics engine overtaken by more recent productions. Combat system is still problematic, undermined by lag and questionable choices, and various bugs that affect the quality of gameplay. If you are willing to tolerate the limitations of lower production, and perhaps you have also appreciated Risen 2: Dark Waters, you may find satisfaction in this third installment.

With frustrating touch-based controls and lack of variety, Kotomon is a terrible ink stain on the developer's amazing pedigree.

Die Hard would be a funny endless runner, if only wasn't filled with so many overwhelming and intrusive in-app purchases.

Fairytale Fights' promises end up being sadly unfulfilled. Its gore and fun approach crashes upon awkward controls and boring gameplay. It's definitely a missed opportunity.

Confrontation is a good strategy game ruined by some great flaws.

Sonic Runners shines in some ways but fails in others, such as loading times and the monetization model.

Born as a spin-off for the already lackluster Gangstar: Miami Vindication, Urban Crime suffers from the well-known limits of the freemium approach, with very short missions and mediocre graphics.

DiRT's debut on Wii will disappoint fans of the series and fans of driving games in general. The cars lack of detail, the tracks are poor and there are many frame rate issues. You can't even play with the Wii-mote, since it's very unresponsive, so you should use Nunchuck's analog stick or connect a Classic Controller.

Squid Game: Unleashed is a multiplayer-based action game enjoyable at times and certainly capable of bringing situations similar to those of the TV series to the screen of our smartphones.

Generation Zero comes with an intriguing setting and a huge map that's way too big to explore on foot. There are different types of enemies to fight, but the AI is very basic and the game suffers from many glitches.

Carmageddon has not aged well unfortunately, and Max Damage mantains all Incarnation's problems. Some added content is definitely not enough to make this game a worthy experience for anyone, except the nostalgic fans of the original.