Red Bull Kart Fighter 3 is a simple but rich top-down racer, packed with plenty of tracks and karts, funny to play but only when the speed is right for you.

Sword & Glory delivers an original, fresh take on the action adventure genre for mobile devices.

The idea of putting some satellite maps into a top-down racer is pretty interesting, but Real World Racing fails to deliver.

The Horror at MS Aurora looks like a promising prototype of a game still under development. Guys at 12 O'clock Studios should have waited until they fixed its many flaws before releasing it to the market.

Dischan Media confirms all its skills in the visual novels genre, by releasing Dysfunctional Systems, now also on Steam. If you like this kind of game, you can't miss this first episode.

Knack's Quest is a simple yet competent match-3 puzzle game, but it's way too short to compete with the best titles in its genre.

From a great name such as Secret Files we had expected much more than this. Secret Files: Sam Peters is too short and mostly uninspired. Yet it delivers good puzzles and pretty decent locations. A honest work that could have been much better.

Luxuria Superbia is a conceptual game that must be understood to be truly appreciated.

Playing The Pinball Arcade is as funny as it was in real life during the last century. With lots of tables really existed, it's definitely a must-have for pinball lovers. But they will need to spend some money to enjoy the game.

Blood Knights is a decent action RPG and we appreciated the differences between the two characters, but the combat lacks substance and the overall experience feels too easy and unsatisfactory.

Dracula 5 is too much shallow and short to really get the story going and hook the player. There are good ideas and an interesting background though, but everything is underdeveloped and superficial.

A bus without the validator. OMSI 2 is full of bugs and glitches. Only patience allows you to enjoy the game.

Clear Vision 3 brings to the table the same, solid mechanics and some new ideas. You have to pay to get them though.

Robot Rescue Revolution is colorful, smart and challenging, but gets repetitive and frustrating too soon and too often. Multiplayer mode is kind of disappointing.

A flawed game which clones the other games of the same developer. Consider it only if you like the idea of manage a ski resort.

It’s basically a Subway Surfers clone, with some light references to the TV show and definitely too much emphasis on IAPs.

PlayStation users can finally live Rusty's adventure too with a cross-buy SteamWorld Dig which is delightful on a big screen and even better on PlayStation Vita's portable OLED. Image & Form did not add anything new except Trophies but the game is still great on its own.

One Finger Death Punch delivers a fast, challenging, compelling combat experience in the simplest way possible.

It has a good physics system but the technical aspect of the game is forgettable. And the gameplay modes are too few for a modern driving game.

Isolani is a solid, fun first person shooter, with excellent touch controls and smooth graphics. The game's a bit easy in the first episode, but becomes more challenging after that.

Swamp Attack is a simple but rather fun action shooter, with some funny graphics and lots of different monsters to kill.

Shadow Fight 2 comes with some of the best animations ever seen on a mobile device, hundreds of moves and weapons to unlock. What a pity the game becomes very hard very fast, forcing you to grind or buy some IAPs.

If you like the dating simulation genre, Always Remember Me is the right choice for you.

Bonsai Slice turns your iOS device into a sword and that's really fun... at least for a while.

It’s a competent even if somewhat uninspired arcade racer, but F1 Race Stars on iOS is bulked by way too many in-app purchases, making it one of those pay-to-win kind of games.

Benji Bananas Adventures brings to the original game some depth and 100 missions, giving the fans something more to have fun with.

Arcadecraft is far too simplistic to entertain for more than a play through. The coin-ops are well made, but the game lack of customization option for the only scenario included in the game.

MMX Racing is a nice take to the drag racing genre, thanks to an awesome presentation and a simple but solid gameplay.