With its simple gameplay and addictive, progression-based structure, Boom! Tanks can be a perfect game for very short but frequent sessions on mobile devices. After an initial push, powered also by the deep customization options, however, the lack of variety becomes undeniable.

Racing Rivals does a great job in terms of structure, delivering a fast, immediate experience thanks to an excellent interface and online multiplayer, though it's not equally good when it comes to gameplay.

With its gorgeous graphics and huge amount of content, Infinity Blade III sure is a great deal for its price: however, not all of the new features work accordingly, making this final chapter somewhat less enjoyable than expected.

Soul Hackers was definitely born in the '90s and it shows at times. Although the narrative is good as usual and the RPG features are kinda interesting, the clumsy interface and the archaic visuals make it less appealing than it was on its early release.

Electronic Arts once again offers the best gaming experience for all lovers of football. FIFA 14 isn’t a major landmark for the series in terms of innovation, but the changes have such a significant effect on physic and gameplay.

Tactical Intervention is an honest online shooter, but doesn't have any excellence point to make it indispensable to play.

NBA 2K14 is the same gorgeous, over-the-top basketball simulator we are used to know, now with Euroleague teams.

While lacking some secondary elements, Aarklash: Legacy is a solid tactical experience that the fans of its genre will surely enjoy.

This is a good restart for the series and we're sure all the fans will appreciate this chapter.

Open Me! is a smart puzzle game plagued by annoying technical issues and quite a shallow replayability.

The second chapter is too short and disappointing in what should have been its climax. On the other hand it introduces a new likeable character with a mysterious agenda.

MirrorMoon EP is a good exploration game. A little slow paced, but really rewarding to players looking for something new.

An absolute masterpiece that you can't miss: this is a perfect sequel in the GTA series.

Card Hunter is a remarkable and sophisticated casual game with a deep strategic soul. Unfortunately it lacks some options to personalize matches and involve other players in our own adventures.

2K Drive delivers a solid, console-like racing experience on iPhone and iPad, but you'll need the latest hardware to really enjoy it.

The Chaos Engine comes as a mere re-release of the original shooter from 1993, without any remastering nor extra options.

Too easy for the average player, Puppeteer is at the same time a colorful and beautiful experience.

SteamWorld Dig starts slow, it's almost boring, you are going to drop it... then you find a new upgrade and keep going and a few hours later you are sad it's over. One of the best downloadable games on eShop, period.

The blend of FPS and RTS mechanics in a single game is a nice experiment, and even if both sides have some issues, switching between them in real time is definitely a fun and satisfying experience.

Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate is, well, the ultimate version of a nice fighting game we already know.

Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix is a good compilation. The first, masterful chapter comes to new life thanks to updated graphics, while the Re:Chain of Memories remake falls a bit behind.

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a well-oiled horror mechanism. It's a great sequel that will be loved by the old and new players.

Smash Bandits is a fun, compelling, highly spectacular freemium racing game.

A good survival horror, but with those guys the expectations were higher.

Rome II expands one of the best Total War in the series: It's not perfect but works and will last forever.

Space Hulk brings the original board game to digital life. This means good mechanics, enriched with asynchronous cross-platform multiplayer, but poor variety.

Killzone for PSVita keeps its promises and establishes itself as the first and most important title for the re-launch of the portable console.

Pirate Warriors 2 is a step backward in terms of gameplay mechanics and storytelling, but its amount of contents and replayability grants its existence.