Solitairica is a fun and original little game: a convincing mix between Solitaire, RPG and roguelike that feels perfectly at home on mobile platforms.

The inevitable comparison with Zelda is (as always) a little too demanding, and ultimately misleading. Having said that, The Legend of the Skyfish is an enjoyable and original action adventure for mobile platforms.

Filled with content and refined in gameplay and design, Super Stickman Golf 3 is a better game than its already notable predecessors, even if it occasionally stumbles in its new free-to-play mechanics.

Redux is a good episode that ends well the entire series.

Bohemia tries once again the strategic route bringing Arma to mobile platforms. Mobile Ops is a sort of militaristic Clash of Clans clone that work pretty well.

Ducati - 90th Anniversary is a stripped down version of Ride, proposed at a budget price and calibrated specifically to celebrate the history of Ducati. A standalone spin-off for fans, but it might be interesting for those who prefer a simpler, more focused approach. Graphics is poor, but if you can overlook this aspect (and some of the gameplay uncertainty) that remains is a product basically fun to play and quite challenging.

Micro Machines is back with a certain amount of nostalgia and modern business. It's not the best racing on mobile platforms and can become a little annoying with its microtransactions, nevertheless it's also immediate fun for everyone.

Suicide Squad: Missione Speciale is completely free and offers some fun FPS action but it’s also kind of repetitive and with basically no sense of progression it’s destined to feel boring in a pretty short time.

Kentucky Route Zero is simply a game you can't miss. It's a marvelous piece of art with addictive dialogues and a perfect soundtrack.

Muv-Luv is one of the strangest visual novel trilogy on the market. If you like the genre, you will love it.

Mobius Final Fantasy is a good RPG with card game elements, but it is not the true Final Fantasy that you've been waiting for.

This is a true classic that doesn't need any presentation, so the question is: how does it work in a digital form? Pretty well, actually, even if the flaws are still the same.

Despite the casual approach to the roster management, NBA LIVE Mobile delivers a really solid experience.

In the end, Sports Hero is just a clone of those button-mashing multi-event sports games from the ‘90s, but with less content and lots of ads and IAPs: definitely not a great achievement for Cherrypick Games.

An overall good presentation can't cover a simplistic gameplay mechanic, filled with paywall and micro-transaction. Overall, there's something interesting in Sacred Legends but it won't last long.

Midnight Star: Renegade delivers a more frantic experience than the first episode and a long single player campaign, if you like rails and gesture controls.

Space Marshals 2 is definitely more of the same, but it’s such a well-crafted game that we couldn’t really ask for anything else.

Touhou Genso Rondo: Bullet Ballet is a niche title, mostly enjoyable with other players. The idea of mixing shoot’em’up and fighting mechanics it’s not so bad, even tough there’s not enough contents to play.

Twenty years after Screamer, Italy returns to prominence in the international scene with a spiritual successor of WipeOut.

Resident Evil 4 is a great classic that does not arrive in good condition on Xbox One because of a poor HD implementation. Capcom should be much better than this. Anyway, the game is suitable for those that have missed the original and don't have anymore the original consoles.

The new Blue Byte's IP in yars is packed with a lot of humor and a decent technical realization, but the mechanics are too cumbersome and frustrating.

Phantaruk is an average horror game with a few flawed game mechanics that don't work very well.

A truly surprising DLC, and one that reaches the same peak of Far Harbor, in a completely different way. It's fun, full of new interesting maps and characters, and it finally gives you the chance to become a raider leader. Definitely a good way to close the lid on Fallout 4.

Riptide GP: Renegade is the best episode of the series, thanks to a solid gameplay, a challenging single player career and a well implemented multiplayer.

Too much chaos will kill you. Okhlos if fun, but for a very short time.

Even if the single-player experience looks a bit boring and the lack of more decks is disappointing, Uno is always greatly fun especially with friends.

Worms W.M.D. reminded us why we loved Worms in the first place. It's inventive and fun, filled with hilarious weapons and gadgets, yet simple and intuitive. Away with 3D visuals, classes and liquid physics, Worms gets back to the roots and still adds new features to feel fresh.

Simply put, Eisenhorn: Xenos is a project too ambitious for Pixel Hero Games to handle: what should’ve been a grand adventure ends up being an over-priced game with choppy graphics, boring exploration and dull combat.