While Gardening Mama tries to improve the classic minigame formula by building a sort of structure with some "managerial" features, the result is a shallow, uninventive and interesting... classic minigame formula kind of title.

Cities: Skylines is a great city builder, the best one on the market nowadays.

Even with some naivety on some game design elements, AG Drive stands out as the best futuristic racing game on the App Store.

It is the fifth episode, but it could be the first and no one would realize. Cooking Mama: Bon Appétit! does absolutely nothing to put a little innovation into a recipe that is starting to taste stale.

The final version of Afterfall Reconquest Episode I isn't as bad as the Early Access one, but some major changes show a development process without a clear direction.

OlliOlli 2 is the perfect landing in Roll7's impossible flip.

Assassin's Creed: Rogue tries to tell an interesting story in the form of a stand alone expansion to Black Flag. The result is overall good despite the same old issues with balancing, but graphics wise the port is disappointing.

Artistically inspired and masterfully written, White Night is a classic survival horror that any fan should play, despite some flaws in the control and saving systems.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 takes a step in the right direction with this week's episode, introducing a new interesting enemy. The plot improved slightly, but renews the hope that the game can grow into something better.

The Definitive Edition keeps all the good characteristics of the original one and tries to breath new life with a good amount of options and fine tuning, but after two years and a generational transition we should expect something more. Nonetheless, it's still an amusing experience.

Heavenstrike Rivals is a nice mix of Japanese aesthetics and Western gameplay ideas. It's like fusion cuisine in video game form.

Helldivers has some fine cooperative cooperative mechanics, but has also flaws. Visuals are not so next-gen, but first of all is too repetitive and grinding prone, even though we have a great multiplayer mode, the Galactic Campaign.

Hero Emblems delivers a solid, compelling mix of jRPG and match-3 puzzles, with a premium price and no IAPs.

A fair but unimaginative puzzle game, Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars is a good way to spend some afternoons, but the series really needs a twist to go on.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 - episode 2 gives few emotions in narrative terms, but at least improves the overall system in terms of gameplay. Also, there are still opportunities for further enhancements.

Sometimes you have simply to sit and read a story. With eden* you can.

As an example of interactive narrative, The Detail exceeds a little in cliché and predictability, but its distinguishing graphic style and interesting story will keep the crime novel fan involved.

There's really no reason to prefer Masters Edition to the original free-to-play game.

Three completely different but not so deep game modes. To say nothing of the editor.

Decay: The Mare is a good point and click horror adventure with an UI simple enough for everyone.

Auro is a complex puzzler with a steep learning curve, which is good for the most hardcore gamers, but not so much for all the others.

The idea behind Staying Together is a very nice one, putting you in control of two different characters that move specularly, at the same time, and have to solve a series of intriguing puzzles.

Imps in Tokyo does a pretty good job in terms of atmosphere and design, but it suffers from some bad touch controls.

A "remastered" done really well that provides dozens of hours of gameplay and not only caters to the nostalgics, but winks to anyone who is looking for a great real-time strategy game.

Dragon Ball: Xenoverse is a great attempt at refreshing the usual formula with a hybrid gameplay which does not always work as intended.

It’s too early to have a real judgment but Revelations 2 doesn’t start in the best way. We hope to see better gameplay in the subsequent chapters.

République Remastered is a solid stealth game with a strong narrative and improved graphics compared to the mobile version.

Planet Quest is just perfect in its simplicity and joyful silliness, offering an energetic musical experience that starts with a tap of your finger and ends with a drum of your foot.