Still a great game, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes fails to fully express his potential due to an unpolished and problematic conversion on the touch screen.

Croixleur is a little game with few contents, but well tuned. You can finish it in few hours, but it's well worth 4,99$.

Eador: Genesis is a turn-strategy game which mixes many gameplay features of other great series like HOMM or Disciples. It can be played only by hardcore strategy gamers.

Zenona 5 is a nice action rpg, but the in app purchases are really mandatory if you want to progress without being frustrated to death.

Ace Combat's PC debut is solid, fun and fresh in many cases, but it also comes with some technical shortcomings and the lack of advanced graphics customization.

It's not the most original endless runner out there, but Banana Kong does everything right, being a funny, good-looking game available at a low price.

You really can't feel angry or offended playing All the Bravest, a giant insult to any fan of the Final Fantasy series.

The Cave is really funny, with great puzzles, but it isn't a masterpiece because of some flaws.

DmC Devil May Cry is a great reboot and an excellent action game. Its PC version can run at 60 fps, and shows better graphics!

It's a frustrating game, with a structure that definitely lacks balance: however, Fractured Soul is indeed going to appeal to those hardcore gamers looking for a true challenge.

Despite some minor technical issues and a forgettable use of the Gamepad, TTT2 Wii U Edition holds up to the challenge thanks to the same great production value we've come to know and the additional content packed in directly from the start.

NBA 2K13 for Wii U is the same, excellent game we saw on PS3 and Xbox 360, plus it comes with some interesting GamePad features. What a pity the developers didn't redesign the UI for the touch screen.

Clash of Clans is a decent casual game that doesn't bring anything new to the genre, just like many others available on the App Store.

Temple Run 2 is as simple, fast and enjoyable as the first episode, but the lack of something really new is disappointing.

Strike Suit Zero is as challenging as funny, and it's one of the reasons why you should love Kickstarter.

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Tokyo Crash Mobs is a refreshing new take on the Puzz Loop formula, both in gameplay and presentation, which is absolutely nonsense, surreal, Japanese. Unfortunately the new features don't always merge perfectly with the rest, and the great number of (silly) objects on screen can be a little confusing.

Made with touch-based controls in mind, Joe Danger Touch is a completely new game in the series, a different one, and it simply works.

Knytt Underground relies on exploration and on the charme of the environments, giving to the player the possibility to discover a gigantic subterranean world.

Wordament is yet another Boggle clone, with a cross-platform leaderboard and ten Achievements to unlock.

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.