Repulze is just the first part of the real game, but the result is good and promising; if developers will successfully expand the content, it could become one of the best racing game in the App Store.

Ni no Kuni is a visual masterpiece and a testament for the once great JRPG genre, everything is so well executed that you simply cannot miss the opportunity to play this game.

Run'n'Gun is a simple, solid and enjoyable endless run, packed with some very nice graphics. What a pity the touch controls don't always work as they should.

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge is a much better effort if you look back to last year PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 game. Still, Team Ninja ha a long way to go to get this saga back on track to glory.

Anarchy Reigns delivers an intense fighting experience, packed with a double single player campaign and plenty of multiplayer modes, all for a budget price.

A unique title not so easy to understand today, but still as good as it was sixteen years ago.

Despite a great graphics and a big open world, Shadowlands feels very unpolished. It's still a nice attempt to bring a classic RPG experience on iOS, but three years after The Last King users have higher expectations.

Rebooting Devil May Cry with a new style was not a simple task, and Ninja Theory had to struggle with the hostility of many fans. But the team has proved its point, and against the odds has created a great chapter in the series and maybe the best game from its curriculum.

Surely this is not what fans hoped from an Uncharted title. Still, it's a surprisingly nice card game, only spoiled by a poor multiplayer experience.

WordOn HD is a simple, fast and enjoyable word game for all the fans of the genre out there.

The idea unfortunately is not as well executed as It could be: a nice concept but a not so great game!

The Denpa Men winks at the earlier Dragon Quest or Pokémon, but it's kinda out of place here and there. Filled with content, levels to grind and dungeons to beat, it might appeal nostalgic players looking for a truly challenging RPG.

Anomaly Korea is an awesome sequel to the first game of the series. Though it's not as innovative as Anomaly: Warzone Earth was, this new "tower offense" experience is really a blast.

Fuel Overdose is a top-down arcade racer full of potentially good ideas...poorly implemented.

Raiden Legacy is a nice compilation for all the classic shoot'em-up fans out there, but the controls should be more sensitive.

RAD Soldiers delivers a fun, immediate but also deep strategic experience. The game offers both single player missions and an online multiplayer mode that will keep you entertained for a long time.

Bladeslinger is technically awesome and it's got so much potential, but everything is ruined by its cumbersome, unresponsive, terrible touch controls.

Hydroventure: Spin Cycle is a great physics puzzle game, but the overall value seems a bit reduced by the uncomfortable use of the 3DS hardware. However, fans of the genre should really check it out.

Drox Operative is an interesting experiment that blends hack & slash and 4X genres. The result could have been deeper but it's fresh enough to deliver hours of fun.

A game where compromises are completely absent: Aero Porter is totally peculiar in its premises, setting, gameplay, difficulty, relationship with the player. You'll either love or hate Saito's new work, but one thing must be said: it does perfectly what it wants to do.

Pudding Monsters could be an original puzzle game, but it's too simply and above all it can be finished in about 30 minutes! Cut The Rope is far away.

Dark Vale Games created an enjoyable mix between massive role-playing and action games, focused on the PvP. Forge is then a good game, with great potential, but at the moment it just lacks some key elements. We really hope that the development team will go ahead with the support, keeping its promises to expand the game.

Crimson Shroud is too slow and short for the amount of goals it tries to accomplish. Static visuals and tons of texts may turn casual players down but writing is brilliant and the dice system is neat.

This is without any doubt the best console version of Trine 2 thanks to more contents and a best graphical aspect.

Unfortunately, the great idea behind Middle Manager of Justice is partially ruined by its free-to-play nature. Still, it's an amusing and well crafted simulation that get better and better after a slow beginning.

Fast, minimal and fun: Super Hexagon is the new Terry Cavanagh triumph.

Ratchet & Clank: QForce is short and lacks content and variety, but fun nevertheless if played with or against a bunch of friends. A full scale entry in the franchise might benefit more from these interesting new mechanics.

Contract Killer Zombies 2: Origins comes with excellent touch controls and a good variety of missions. One of the most enjoyable third person shooters available on the App Store so far.