Binary Domain is a nice surprise. Shooting mechanics are really well-devised, with an astounding mecha design and boss fight. Unfortunately the light rpg squad aspect of the game doesn't work properly.

An amusing TPS with realistic aiming engine and solid graphics. Killcam is cool, artificial intelligence is not.

Cubemen is a solid tower defense with easy-to-pick mechanics, good IA and deep strategy. It's fun and really replayable, but unfortunately it's also technically flawed, with too many frame drops and crashes.

Blacklight: Retribution is a free2play shooter which give its best only with a credit card.

Boring hack 'n slash with clunky combat system, frustrating camera and choppy framerate. Art style is very good and someone will like the massive gore.

Battleship for Wii is a poorly executed turn-based strategy game, that uses traditional controls instead of what the Nintendo console is capable.

Bug Princess 2 delivers a solid bullet hell experience with five challenging levels, huge bosses and three different game modes. One of the best shooters available on the App Store right now.

Quantum Legacy is a nice space shooter, with some very good graphics and excellent controls. What a pity there are only a few missions, at least for now.

A good take on the the world of motocross in videogame form. Its strictly arcade style could be too simplistic for someone, but also very enjoyable for many others, who doesn't complain a lack in strategy and technical awareness for a more direct approach to the races.

The game is an interesting adventure with a good plot. However the gameplay loses its funny aspect in the second half of the game.

Shark Dash isn't just an Angry Birds clone, even if the inspiration is pretty clear. Good Sharks vs evil ducks is a funny contrast, and the water enviroment gives an original touch to the game.

Top Gun: Hard Lock suffers from repetitive missions, oversimplified gameplay and so-so graphics, though it may be interesting to play if you're a nostalgic of the movie.

The game has several flaws but it's extremely fun and its gameplay is so much better than the prequel.

Trials Evolution takes what was great in Trials HD, and expands it in every conceivable way; a wonderful, frustrating, exhilarating, engrossing game that everyone with some gaming skills should at least try.

Crow is definitely style over substance, and good graphics and a fascinating concept can't overcome the fact that the game is simply too boring.

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is an excellent fighting game and a virtually identical porting of its PlayStation 3 counterpart, jampacked with content, modes and goodies to unlock. However, it's still your usual BlazBlue and you might not be interested if you have already purchased Continuum Shift II and every DLC character.

Quotation forthcoming.

It is an interesting experiment, if not without issues. It's basically a Professor Layton clone with rhythm-games instead of puzzles, and yet it doesn't balance as much as well mini-games and storytelling. While not flawless, it's still a reccomended purchase to both fans of the genre and the Professor Layton franchise.

Light the Flower is a simple and intuitive puzzle game, perfect for an audience of casual gamers. Pretty slow and uninteresting at first, the game shows some great puzzles and a good variety in the most advanced levels.

This last iteration in the Bejeweled series goes straight to the point and gives you sixty seconds to get a high score, earn coins and buy power-ups to get another high score. And another, and another.

The game is a wonderful pirate experience with good graphics but with some limitations in the roleplaying aspects of the gameplay in comparison to the first Risen.

Men of War: Condemned Heroes is an intuitive, challenging and spectacular RTS that allows the player to control one unit on the battlefield. But it's getting old and the complete lack of evolution is a big flaw.

Despite some shadows and a not-so-deep game mechanic, Waking Mars is an amazing adventure game, with great atmosphere and wonderful sound design. A top notch experience from the developers behind Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor.

A work of art, an original puzzle platform with outstanding visuals and music. Slightly afflicted by a mixed-bag jump system and weird map design.

Pandora's Tower is some kind of a perfect example of what a small Japanese developer should do: a niche product with many interesting qualities and some kind of innovation to a starving genre. Some control issues and a disappointing graphical engine are the lows of an overall recommended game.

Burnout CRASH! is a good conversion, but with the same problems of the PS3/Xbox 360 versions. The concept is interesting, but the gameplay is unfortunately really disappointing.

Botanicula is an explosion of joy. A breathing world dotted with fantasy creatures, hilarious situations and enemies no scarier than a puppet box.

A good debut for the Skylanders franchise on the iOS platform, Cloud Patrol delivers an immediate experience, packed with plenty of unlockables.