Chapters of the Chosen is still one of the finest entries in the Dragon Quest series. The mobile version is far from perfect, but it's easily one of the best porting Square Enix ever made on a smartphone.

Fast-paced, deep and surprisingly good.

Chess 2: The Sequel is an ambitious strategy title inspired by the game of chess, which subverts the ingredients with new rules and, above all, new armies, offering an unprecedented asymmetric game. The high price, the renewed complexity, poor AI, the few options and the balance to be checked thoroughly, may, however, represent a barrier to the brilliant ideas demonstrated by David Stirling.

This ending represents a closure either for the present and the past of The Walking Dead, but leaves a door wide open for the future of the game.

Swing Copters is not just Flappy Bird played vertically. It's a more rational and less impulsive game, too hard and unfair for the Flappy Bird's old audience.

Revolution 60 comes with a nice story, characters and dialogues, but fails to deliver in terms of gameplay.

Tales of Xillia 2 is more like an expansion than a true sequel: there are tons of things to do, but you will do them in the very same environments and dungeons explored last year, listening at the same music and fighting with the same spells and artes. And that's totally fine, because battles are a blast: too bad they serve a mess of a plot which at least ends on a high note after forty hours of nonsensical gibberish and morally questionable choices.

Taking advantage of the Tiger Woods hiatus, The Golf Club owns the scene of the golf-sims on the next-gen console, with a pretty characteristic interpretation of the genre. With the big Greg Norman Course Designer in the spotlight, this game can become a good ever-changing, community-driven simulation even with all its technical faults.

Buy Nicole if you are in search of a good dating simulator with western flavours.

First Light is an enjoyable but dull DLC. It's enough stating that competitive online arenas are more challenging and fun than story mode.

Fun and cute like the first episode, Field Trip is way too short and with just few interesting puzzles.

Sky Force 2014 is a solid shooter, with an excellent upgrade system and lots of achievements to keep you excited.

Even if it's one of the best Pokémon clones on the App Store, Micromon does nothing to look original, inspired or polished.

Road Not Taken has its charms, but it's ultimately a very harsh and unforgiving roguelike puzzler that only ultra-hardcore players might enjoy.

TMNT is a game that is not your usual tie-in, instead it delivers a gameplay full of depth and quality.

Fates Forever does a great job in bringing a true MOBA experience to your tablet, with a good number of solid characters for you to use in both competitive and cooperative modes.

Traps n’ Gemstones is a fun and compelling metroidvania kind of game, suited for both newcomers and veterans of the genre.

Roommates is a good visual novel with good stories and contents. Try it if you like the genre.

Land-shaping tools and collectible cards apart, Godus delivers an average, casual sim experience.

A vastly improved Metro 2033 is more than enough to give a meaning to Metro Redux.

Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition comes with two years of improvements, the expansion Reaper of Souls and the promise of timely updates. Enough to justify a next-gen edition.

This new episode in the Risen saga is targeted at the long-time fans of the series and it's packed with a lot of quests and accomplishments. Sadly a frustrating combat system and old-gen graphics relegate to the hardcore gamers this fascinating RPG.

Super Trench Attack! is a parody of the war genuinely humorous, but when the time comes to get into action, it reveals an uninspired and repetitive game design.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf - The Shianti Halls is a great mix of RPG and narrative elements, with great graphics and sound.

Rogue Legacy is a difficult title but a very entertaining game. A very peculiar old style Roguelike, with a lot to see and a lot to play.

Crazy Taxi: City Rush is not a bad game, just a much more ordinary mobile game. The shift of the gameplay to some kind of endless run formula works well most of the time, but the result is mostly forgettable despite some good production value.

Sacred 3 is an action game loosely based on the series created by Ascaron. Core mechanics are good but the game lacks emotional and structural depth.

Guardians of the Galaxy is a very enjoyable game that suffers from quirky controls and a lack of variety.