It has indeed more style than substance, but if you're looking for an unconventional adventure which you literally have to discover, Hero of Many might be just the game for you.

Deadpool is fun to watch and it's fun to play, but the main campaign is a little short and there are some technical and design issues.

Magrunner: Dark Pulse is a good puzzle game with a strange plot which catapult the player in the world of Cthulhu. It seems an episode of South Park.

Strength of the Sword 3 delivers a well packed, hardcore action experience for anyone who wants to prove himself.

Knights of Pen and Paper has been a hit on iPhones, but the lager screen of PCs magnifies its flaws. Still it’s brilliant humor could be a good enough reason for playing it.

Once again, Imageepoch had several fresh ideas but it didn't put those ideas into effect. Time and Eternity could have been an innovative and visually stunning jRPG, instead it's just an inconsistent, shallow and unpolished one.

New Super Luigi U manages to show some clever ideas in terms of level design, but its quick run based structure and déjà-vu feeling makes it a good - but not astounding - content to play.

RTS fans cannot miss a sequel true to the original and well crafted, though not perfect.

MotoGP 13 doesn't disappoint in terms of gameplay and depth, since it comes with a lot of game modes, but it does disappoint in terms of graphics.

Despicable Me: Minion Rush is, hands down, one of the best endless runner games available today on mobile.

You can't really blame Gameloft for being unoriginal, but it's hard to accept so many technical downsides and gameplay issues from a game which should be top of his class.

Game & Wario is a minigame collection with many ideas, but just a few of them are really good. As a GamePad showcase, it comes a little too late and without enough content; as a Warioware spin-off, it just looks bland and not too inspired.

The Swapper isn't a mere platform puzzle game: its deep narrative side fit perfectly the gameplay. Maybe it's a little short, but there isn't nothing else like it.

World War Z is a very interesting tie-in, a game that tells a story different from the movie it's based on and delivers a compelling, engaging experience.

This game re-defines the genre of zombie based games with so many ideas and his unique atmosphere, despite tons of tech glitches and a little bit frustrating combat system.

Ocean City Racing delivers a very affordable but also very poor racing experience.

7 Grand Steps is a smart digital board game enriched with strategy elements and some surprises. A strange game, indeed, that brings us trough 7000 years of dynastical challenges.

Gunpoint is a puzzle game brilliantly executed, that encourages creativity without punishing mistakes.

Despite its flaws, The Night of the Rabbit is a success. A rare adventure that makes us remember those days of our childhood when a puddle looked like a lake and a branch like a sword.

DUST 514 is free-to-play and it's got some potential, but definitely fails to deliver.

Plain and simple: one of the best casual game on the market. Super Puzzle Platformer Deluxe is fun and addictive.

Apoc Wars delivers a simple but engaging mix of simulation and RTS mechanics, with lots of missions and things to do.

The Old Gods is the icing on the cake of Crusader Kings II: if you love this game, you must simply buy this new expansion. Another great piece from Paradox.

Lords of Football has a great idea behind it, but it's an unripe fruit. After enjoying it for some time, you will inevitably notice some gaps in the gameplay mechanics.

An elegant RPG for a more civilized age.

Warhammer Quest delivers a solid strategy experience, packed with several RPG elements, a lot of quests to complete, items to find and enemies to fight.

Persona 4: Arena is an excellent fighting game and probably one of the best entries in Arc System Works line-up. Fans of the genre will have lot of fun with it even without touching the story mode, while fans of the Persona franchise will appreciate the visual novel campaign.

Rising Storm improves the formula of Red Orchestra 2 with convincing asymmetrical gameplay and outstanding maps. More than enough to deserve the attention of FPS lovers.