Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is a surprisingly good rhythm game for every kind of player: it's easy to play and filled with content, challenges and goodies to unlock. The soundtrack is outstanding and despite some weak jRPG features it really shines as a Final Fantasy spin-off.

Thomas Was Alone certainly is an interesting experiment: the simple geometric visual is full of nice touches and it's not a cheap programmer art. But most of all, the game succeeds in humanizing squares and rectangles with its great storytelling and voice-off.

With six playable main characters with upgradeable weapons, armor and accessories, more than 20 challenging dungeons and a fascinating story that lasts over 40 hours, Rainbow Moon is the perfect game for all grind-based RPG fan.

Bug Princess 2 Black Label is an overly expensive title, which was published too close to the original game and with not enough content and features to justify its price. That said, it's probably the best vertical shooter available on the App Store.

Zombie HQ is a very nice action shooter, packed with plenty of missions, weapons and items to unlock. You can play it for free or buy something to make your experience more complete, but either way the result is great.

Autumn Dynasty is one of the best classic RTS on the App Store; the production value is visible from the very beginning, and every fan of the genre should consider purchasing this impressive product.

With fifty mini games, a unique style and a great sound track, Rhythm Heaven: Fever is one of the best rhythm games out there.

PikPok delivers another fun and irreverent action game. Velocirapture is very simple and straightforward, and it's packed with some nice, colorful graphics. What a pity it's a bit too repetitive and easy.

It's more of a tuning game, considering how shallow, brief and repetitive are the racing sections and the emphasis on upgrading your cars. Unfortunately, you will need lots of real money to do so.

Gross MMA arcade fighting game, with official license, only eight fighters, clunky animations and a bad combat system.

Tiny & Big: Granpas Leftovers is a laser-centric mix of puzzle gaming and freedom. You can cut almost everything with a powerful laser and that's really funny. Oddly the game suffers from poor level design and is unable to fulfill its potential.

Dynamite Jack is a polished mix between stealth and action with a great atmosphere and good controls. The main campaign is full of ups and downs, but hopefully the community will make the most from the level editor.

The free roaming aspect of The Amazing Spider-Man is very well done, but once you find an enemy you have to fight, and that's the moment the game really fails to deliver, with frame drops and cumbersome camera controls.

Spirit Camera is an interesting tech demo but a disaster as a retail title: in fact, it lacks so much in gaming elements you could hardly call it a video game.

Project Zero 2: Wii Edition is a competent and respectful remake of one of the best survival horror ever made. Of course the mechanics feel really dated today, but the great setting and terrifying atmosphere are still intact. It's a shame that the controls aren't really optimized on the wiimote capabilities.

It's hard to classify Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends. Is it an arcade racer? Definitely not, since most of the challenges are really hard to complete. Is it a simulation? Not even: too few tuning options and no introduction to the events. The game is packed with plenty of cars and tracks, but fails to truly deliver.

Another hit by Disney developers, with few but welcome new features and the solid gameplay from "Where's my Water". Just don't expect anything really new.

Matching With Friends delivers a nice asynchronous multiplayer experience, bringing you some classic puzzle action and combining it with something different.

Spelunky is like a great manual of game design, offering many familiar elements to the average player but making everything new. Already in the Hall of Fame of XBLA, the game is a shapeshifting adventure that can be enjoyed for several years.

Oniken is an hard platform game with a retrò feeling inspired by the NES classics. It is a good game which all the retrogamers should try.

Tiny Troopers is a excellent revision of Cannon Fodder's mechanics, successfully adapted to the touchscreen interface. Unfortunately, it's also a simplicistic experience that doesn't allow any tactic approach.

More brutal and dramatic than ever, Starved for Help put the player in uncomfortable situations, forcing him to take decisions that could easily regret later.

Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection offers a fun, exciting way to relieve some of the most important events from Resident Evil saga.

An average third person shooter, with some nice ideas which never reach their truly potential. Ugly story and characters.

The Amazing Spider-Man is a decent, challenging action game, but it suffers from a series of problems: bad controls, bad camera, bad graphics.

Amusing rally game with nice price, the XP system is engaging. Short career but tons of modes. Graphic engine can run at 60fps, but lack detail.

Dead Trigger surely hits a few spots: it's cheap, it has amazing graphics and it's also pretty fun for a while. Unfortunately, it is also extremely repetitive and its controls can be irritatingly unresponsive.

Spellforce 2: Faith in Destiny isn't a bad game and if you are a fan of RPG and RTS you will like it.