An enjoyable twin-stick isometric shooter with great visuals. Too easy and linear, surely recommended for unskilled players.

Namco Bandai's response to the overwhelming power of Monster Hunter is certainly worth of attention, as Gods Eater Burst delivers a compelling story, plenty of items and weapons and one hundred missions in which you'll fight against some enormous creatures using your shape-shifting weapon. The game is fun and engaging, but suffers from cumbersome controls due to the lack of a second analog stick, that forces you to move the camera using the d-pad.

The game offers several content offerings and has some good elements, but the execution does not excel in any field and remains quite a limited game.

Of course, Monster Trouble is not the best tower defense on the App Store, but it stands out thanks to its great graphics, amazing soundtrack and its fresh gameplay mechanics. Anyway, the iPhone smaller screen can be a significant disadvantage, while the game let its light shine on iPad.

Brink is a good game, totally devoted to co-op play and tactical gameplay. It works when humans are thrown in the battle, but it fails when bots are enemies and allies. Single player is definitely important in the package, and unfortunately A.I. is not as smart as it should be.

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.

A few defeat are enough to understand that the strenght is not all to win the match. Sanctum is all about tactics and management.

The game is nearly a copy of World of Warcraft with several problems with the interface and the balance of the gameplay. Other than this it is the first real 3D MMORPG for iOS, it's very funny to play and the game world is extremely big.

Expensive for sure, but it's worth every single cent. The four new maps are well designed and entertaining. Call of the Dead is a great addiction in the zombie mode.

Virtua Tennis 4 for Wii is a disappointing game: it almost doesn't use motion controls, and without motion controls, on Wii, it is just a little better than the first Virtua Tennis, published over ten years ago.

A rather short shoot em up on trails. Great visuals, but clunky controls ruin the experience. Also, there's not much in common with original Atari 2600 game.

Cargo! – The quest for gravity is hard to judge. Someone could be tempted to tear it apart for its production flaws, but in all it's a good and creative game.

Coin Drop delivers lot of fun, creating a unique blend of ability and luck, mixed in a game that looks a bit like Peggle. But who cares? With such brilliant gameplay and a great presentation, Coin Drop really stands out in the App Store as a great arcade game for everyone.

Despite the good graphics and some interesting ideas, the business model is not deployed very well and the experience becomes boring after a while.

Capsized is a love letter to the 8-bit era: the perfect mix between Cybernoid and The Sacred Armour of Antiriad.

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.

Monkey Labour is not a game for everyone. For all those who remember with pleasure the time spent playing with a Tiger console or an old Game & Watch, this game is definitely a must buy. Anyway, because of the prehistoric graphics and the basic gameplay, most of the youngest players could stick up their nose.

Section 8: Prejudice blows away most of the flaws of the first episode thanks to a good direction, a solid gameplay and a rich online multiplayer. Recommended.

Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection is the perfect compendium for one the most appreciated titles of the franchise, three games in one that stands the test of time.

Virtua Tennis 4 makes some steps forward with a good career mode, but fails in delivering real changes inside the gameplay. While it still represents a good arcade experience, Top Spin 4 is surely the best choice available among the tennis simulations.

Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery is an astonishing example of art direction, with gorgeous pixel art graphic style combined with one of the most incredible soundtracks in videogames history. The gameplay is probably not on the same quality level, but the final result is absolutely a must buy on any iOS device.

Queen's Crown starts exceedingly well, showing off a brilliant gameplay and a fascinating scenario, but does not fully live up to this great expectations... and overall it's "only" a very good game, but not a masterpiece.

Not perfect, but it does so many things altogether well that you shouldn't miss it at any cost. Play it and spread the word, so the franchise may grow in greater chapters.

Every twin stick shooter game lover could try this new game by THQ. But be warned: single player is merely a tutorial and the multiplayer part is heavily faulted.

Resident Evil Mercenaries VS. focuses on the multiplayer, even if it's very hard to find a match right now. There are some interesting things the developers put on the table, but the cumbersome controls and the poor maps will let you down.

Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D looks like a rushed product which does not even tale advantage of features such as the touch screen. The idea of a war between dinosaurs is neat but the developer had to work harder on the overall gameplay.

With this game Maxis owes a debt to Blizzard but these guys also have a deep and varied videogame. Darkspore is a very good hack & slash with huge replay value and relevant spikes of gameplay.

Rabbids 3D starts with great promises, only to withdraw them later in the game, when the player realizes that design and difficulty never evolve so much from semi-tutorial levels. It is still a solid, lenghty and enjoyable game, maybe aimed more at children, but we think that this team can do much much better things.