Lara Croft GO is a well crafted puzzle game, with clever design and lovely visuals: the only letdown is that the credits roll a little bit too soon.

Tactile Wars is a great attempt at the mobile RTS genre: the game is immediate, fun but also challenging and rewarding.

Horizon Chase could well be a SEGA's game, if SEGA still were in his golden age. A racing game that combines old school gameplay with modern aesthetics in a convincing package.

Ski Safari 2 is still a fun, frantic and colorful endless runner, but it doesn't shine as the first episode.

Galactic Keep is clearly not for all, but those who begin to feel captivated by its universe will easily fall in love with it.

The Walking Dead: Road to Survival is a competent base building game with some nice emphasis on combat, however the mechanics are way too similar to dozens of other titles you probably already played...and got bored of.

Calvino Noir is definitely intriguing but it's also a dramatically frustrating experience.

Happy Wheels is a challenging platform with lots of gore and trial & error mechanics.

Unkilled is a solid first person shooter, packed with hundreds of missions and excellent touch controls, but with no innovation.

Uprising is an enjoyable addiction in the new Star Wars canon. It's a shame that its missions are so similar and uninspiring.

Dungeon Boss is a simple and fun RPG, but it's also limited and repetitive in terms of gameplay, with an annoying paywall that shows up after a few hours.

The premise is very interesting and so is the characterization, but Cosmonautica has many flaws in balance and adaptation to mobile devices. It's ultimately more intricate than fun, nevertheless it can be also satisfying if you manage to enter in its complex mechanism.

Raceline CC tries to bring an alternative to the drag racing genre, but it fails to deliver.

Order & Chaos II: Redemption is not perfect but is a real MMO packed in a mobile experience.

Deer Hunter returns after two years with an episode way too similar to the previous one.

It has a solid new graphic engine and some refined gameplay mechanics, but FIFA 16 misses the point with Ultimate Team, with an absolutely terrible menu design and many connection problems.

Everything from the original game is in this porting but where it lacks is in the touch interface.

Score! Hero is a pretty clever way to mix strategy and football in an experience that fits well on the touch screen. Just don't expect a very deep gameplay.

This four-handed designed tactical-RPG is embellished with touches of class, but they aren't enough to raise gameplay from mediocrity.

The Swindle delivers a challenging stealth platform experience, with lots of abilities to unlock, beautiful graphics and procedurally generated contents to add a lot of variety to the mix.

Starting from some good ideas, Enki fails to deliver the advertised repeatable experience. There's also some creepy atmosphere around, but it goes away too soon.

Rare Replay is a fantastic collection of great games, quality is very high and in many cases enhanced by graphical improvements. The section devoted to the ZX Spectrum has mainly historical value, but titles such as Knight Lore and Jetpac manage to surprise even today. The library Xbox 360 must be seen as a bonus and is seen more as an excuse to investigate the potential emulator Xbox One, really incredible. The absence of titles Nintendo is felt quite heavily and some choices, such as insert Killer Instinct Gold, are questionable, but at that price you should not miss this.

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.

Angry Birds 2 is a stunning, proper sequel for the original hit. Beautiful to see, fun to play and rich in content, the game's only shortcoming is the freemium model.

World of Tanks on Xbox One is simply a technical upgrade of the 360 version and retains its strengths and weaknesses, but in a nicer way. It's still free, and can be played in multiplayer cross-platform.

The episode starts with the narrative on hold. But when it reaches its middle point it gets on track and we can enjoy a long investigation all action and puzzles. Something happens, at last.

Cally's Caves 3 is a solid, compelling action platform game, packed with a lot of stages, enemies, weapons and bosses.

3D Streets of Rage 2 it's the perfect tribute to an old classic. The 3D effect is stunning and the Rage Relay Mode add some new flavour in it.