This could've been a great improvement over the original formula, instead it's just a more of the same with the same problems of the first episode.

Haunt is a little nice game for Kinect. For its price, it deserves you and your family's time and attention. We hope you are not shy about walking for some hours in your living room.

Neverdead has a lot of good ideas, unfortunately they are doomed by a completely broken camera and a caotic and repetitive action. The dismemberment also is a non feature and it's broken too, adds nothing to the 3rd person shooting mechanic.

Oil Rush is a solid, nice looking RTS, with a good number of missions and a decent variety of maps. It's fun and enjoyable, especially for the fans of the genre, but it also suffers from a couple of annoying problems.

Very nice mix between strategy and word game, same great playability from iOS version, plus the multiplayer. English could be harsh for someone.

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection is definitely an huge collection, a quality and videogame culture rich one that should not be left out from any videogamer private collection. Series veterans and newcomers now have the opportunity to experience these games in HD.

SoulCalibur V is a great game with amazing visuals but above all what makes the game super fun to play are the new mechanics, easy to pull out but deep and perfectly devised in the legacy of the franchise.

Hero Academy is an online RTS that could be very funny, but game rythm is too slow, cause there's just the online mode. With a Single Player Campaign and a time limit during the turns it could become a very must buy for RTS lovers.

Revelations is a great technical achievement on the 3DS, and a competent and enjoyable product overall. It's a shame that the unacceptable enemy AI makes the experience much less thrilling that what could have been; but given the fact that it's on a portable console, you can easily forgive Capcom once more.

From the homonymous comic, an action platform with some variety. Combat system is slightly redundant and gameplay is frustrating in advanced levels.

Darkness Rush: Saving Princess is definitely a title that fans of Castlevania and gothic should take in great consideration. The simple and immediate gameplay, typical of the running games genre, is enriched by some elements that make the experience more enjoyable.

Monopoly is a great game, and Fortune Street does nothing to improve it, or to add something that only a videogame can do. There is an online mode, but sadly it's hard to find other players. A great board game, but just a decent videogame.

Fingle is a brilliant and very intimate mix between Twister and finger play. Sometimes it can be pretty difficult but we love the original and sexy way Game Oven took advantage of the iPad interface.

Soul Calibur is an excellent beat'em-up, with a solid gameplay, great touch controls and graphics. What a pity it only comes with four short game modes and no multiplayer at all.

APB Reloaded comes with new locations, a better gameplay and a new free-to-play format that lets you play for hours without spending anything, though you have to buy something in order to be more competitive.

Pocket League Story is unfortunately one of the weakest Kairosoft's "Story" games: too simple, limited, easy and repetitive, even the most passionate fans of the genre will put it down pretty quickly.

It's great to see Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath in high definition, since it's a game that deserves to be played. The dual gameplay works fine, as you can switch from third to first person perspective by just pressing the right analog stick. The way you get ammo is different from everything else, but will put you in both pleasant and unpleasant situations.

A worthy add on only for those who play Gears of War 3 and are in desperate need of some new online content. It's really a nice DLC for all the Gears Lovers.

Medieval Moves is definitevely entertaining, but it could soon become boring and tedious because of its on rail gameplay.

The Old Republic is an excellent co-op RPG crafted around one of the deepest franchises ever created which BioWare very well understands and deals with. As an MMO game however it lacks quite some polish and a few features which should be mandatory nowadays. It's up to BioWare now to refine the game and fix the most important issues, especially client-side, to finally stand up as one of the best MMORPG on the market.

Run Roo Run is a very fun game, despite its disarming simplicity. Some challenges are really trivial and their resolution doesn't take away more than a handful of seconds, but nonetheless you'll want to play again and again.

Paul Cuisset's survival horror effort sadly is a complete mess. Gameplay is broken, so many bugs and the save system is unacceptable. Avoid this.

Containment is a new kind of puzzle game, an original way to kill zombies without shooting. With the App Store full of clones, it represents a real wind of freshness.

Dustforce is a nice game, with a lovely design. Both Super Meat Boy fans and newcomers will not be disappointed by the Hitbox Team, which made a really god job. Sweeping has never been so much fun!

Forget-Me-Not isn't just a tribute. The charming twist to the Pac-Man mechanics is simply brilliant and the last update adds some kind of variety to the mix. It's a shame that swipe controls are so slow in the hardest moments of the game.

We have absolutely no problem with the humor in Postal III. What we do have a problem with is the absolute lack of AI, very poor combat, repetitive action and endless loading times delivered by this game.

Home Sheep Home 2 comes as a perfect sequel to the first episode, since it's packed with a good number of levels and some very funny puzzles. Sometimes the touch controls don't work as you could expect, but overall this is a great addition to the action puzzle genre on the App Store.

If you already tried the freeware version of Super Crate Box, then you know how fast, immediate and fun this game is. You can really play for hours and never get bored, trying to unlock all the weapons and all the game modes.