God Mode is a simple, fun third person shooter for up to four players via co-op. Shooting zombies, skeletons and ghosts is nice as it should be, but after a few hours the game becomes a little boring.

Pressure is an interesting mix of shooter and top-down racing, packed with a lot of nice ideas, but in the end the concept doesn't work well.

Benji Bananas HD is a nice alternative to the most popular side-scrolling endless run games. It's simple, it's fun and it's free.

Mittens is another good job from Disney, funny and full of puzzle and platform schemes but more linear than other similar productions.

A great RPG revisited, with a challenging expansion and lots of enhancements to main campaign. Capcom dit a great job on refinement, but some technical issues remains.

Cart Life is a truly rewarding experience. It's all about feelings and connection. Difficult to believe as it sounds, your favourite videogame heroes for the years to come are three ordinary people.

Mr. Crab is a fun, simple platformer, packed with a lot of different levels, cute graphics and great touch controls.

Despite the short playing time, Sacred Citadel is a pretty fun side-scrolling hack and slash RPG, pleasant to play especially with some friends. It is the perfect game for the fan of the Golden Axe or Final Fight era.

More of the same is literally what Dead Island: Riptide has to offer. The original's strengths and weaknesses return unchanged but inside a wider open world that greatly increases exploration, quests and things to do. It's still very enjoyable, especially in multiplayer, but the original's sense of freshness is almost lost.

Shamefully, Aitcheson's latest game entered the mobile market almost unnoticed. Fun in single-player and devilish with a friend, it was instead an unexpected surprise.

It's basically a smaller version of the Wii U game, and that's about it. You're going to love it if it's your first time around LEGO City, but you might end up with a whole lot of deja-vu if you already played the previous adventure of Chase McCain.

Master of Alchemy: Vengeance Front delivers the same, solid experience that we enjoyed almost three years ago.

Evoland is a good chance for nostalgic gamers to revisit the better memories from their childhood with RPGs.

The latest game from DrinkBox Studios is an explosion of colours, rumbles and references from the Mexican folklore or the video game culture. The adventure is quite short, but always intense and entertaining.

Dungeon Hunter 4 is the best episode of the series. An awesome dungeon crawler with plenty of quests, weapons, collectibles and upgrades, but with one huge shortcoming: the overwhelming presence of IAPs.

Injustice is a fight game like "infinity Blade", with characters represented by cards. The experience and the other features increase only with the fights; however, a card game is another thing.

Plenty of good content, but without astounding visuals, and a complex combat system. This is Injustice: Gods Among Us. Story Mode is long but also cheesy, and the roster is definitely enjoyable, but there are balance problems.

Tekken Card Tournament is an atypical card game, with more "action" than tactics. The consequence is a poor gameplay, without interesting features and variety during the matches. As of now, it's just a fan-service.

A good graphic overhaul, but not much more unfortunately.

Anna Extended Edition has brand new accessible puzzles, a larger area to explore and stronger narrative material. Its so much richer compared to the standard edition that even those who have already finished the original game will find many good reasons for a second play through.

Nimble Quest is a cute little game, but that's about it: it lacks the sheer originality and refined gameplay of Nimblebit's previous titles, and therefore is a game you might put down way too soon.

Badland is easily one of the best iOS games of the year so far; an atmospheric, beautiful, cruel little gem that really shines and shows the quality of this talented 2-guy team.

ShootMania Storm is fast, immediate and skill-based. The gameplay could appear too simple and poor for many players, but those who want to explore their skill limits have a nice place to do so.

Slender: The Arrival is a repetitive game which lives on a single mechanic. Graphically well done, it's a longer version of Slender: The Eight Pages, with all its limits multiplied.

A potentially great platform completely spoiled by shameful controls and an ordinary level design.

Cities in Motion 2 brings some interesting new elements into the gameplay structure of its predecessor. The game had some bugs, but Colossal Order worked hard to get most of them fixed soon after the launch.

A charming, fast and overwhelming arcade game that offer short but intense play sessions, with simple rules but a neat score system.

An excellent platform puzzle by The Behemoth team and one of the best Live Arcade offerings of 2013. Lots of fun with multiplayer modes. If you like the genre, don't miss this game.