Duke Nukem: Critical Mass is one of the worst Nintendo DS games ever. Clear and simple.

First Touch Soccer is the sequel of X2 Football 10/11 with better graphics, better framerate (only on new generation iOS devices) and an overall increased quality; at 0.79€/0.99$, it's a must buy for soccer fans.

The Witcher 2 could be the best RPG on the market right now but it has several small problems inside its gameplay and some flaws with its design. The result is without any doubt a wonderful game that you can't miss.

Another nice entry in the LEGO franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean on 3DS offers just what you would expect from this kind of game: a quality platform/adventure with some nice use of 3D.

Dirt 3 is a great game, with stunning visuals and a long a various career. But it's an arcade game, not a sim one. Sim addicted are warned.

Faery - Legends of Avalon is a good budget role-play game with plenty of ideas a some control and structural problems.

The First Templar is a decent action adventure game, with a good combat system and a lot of moves and abilities you can unlock. The story is also well told. The problems happen when the game tries to imitate Assassin's Creed, because there's literally an abyss between the two titles in terms of style, graphics and gameplay.

Home Sheep Home is a fun, enjoyable action puzzle game, packed with nice graphics and physics. What a pity there are only fifteen levels and the touch controls appear too small to be accurate.

A little, frenzy, fun platform game with an edge on visual department. Tight and somewhat clunky level design make room for some frustration.

Thor: God of Thunder for Nintendo DS is a pretty enjoyable, "old school" 2D side scrolling beat'em-up. Beautiful from a technical standpoint, with high quality bitmap graphics, the game becomes very repetitive after a couple of levels.

Fable III is a good game but the original contents of the PC version do not convince and, at the same price, there are other more interesting titles.

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean is not as good as the previous LEGO games. It's a good game, funny and entertaining as usual, but it's shorter, less varied and simpler than, for example, Clone Wars.

L.A. Noire is another win for Rockstar, an involving and compelling title that will set a new standard for how a story is told, both visually and gameplay wise. The game is not free from criticism, like some repetitive tasks and certain flaws inside the plot, but it easily lives up to the hype.

Despite a good concept and the important brand, LEGO Battles: Ninjago is a RTS excessively lacking depth and visual quality even for the the little kids the game is obviously aimed to.

One of the funniest Telltale productions that lacks of enough contents to justify the whole price tags.

Garshasp is an immature but good game. It's a beginning title with some production problems, but overall worth his cost.

Steel Diver is an intriguing game, a real submarine simulator for both hardcore and casual gamers thanks to a good learning curve. The controls are really deep and can be really rewarding. There's also a lot of potential in the gyroscope minigame, but at the end of the day you can complete the game in a few hours.

The third episode of Mount & Blade has a setting and characters well defined, but lacks something that can truly renew the gaming experience.

Fast Five the Movie: Official Game is nice racing game with very good graphics, a rich career mode and an online multiplayer mode for up to ten players. What a pity the controls don't work well as they should do: the tilt ones are pretty inaccurate, the touch ones are definitely better but you always have to struggle to perform a powerslide.

Another Dynasty Warriors episode doesn't renews the old gameplay of this brand. Good only for the old Dynasty Warriors fanbase, the other player should stay away from this repetitive and boring game.

An enjoyable twin-stick isometric shooter with great visuals. Too easy and linear, surely recommended for unskilled players.

Namco Bandai's response to the overwhelming power of Monster Hunter is certainly worth of attention, as Gods Eater Burst delivers a compelling story, plenty of items and weapons and one hundred missions in which you'll fight against some enormous creatures using your shape-shifting weapon. The game is fun and engaging, but suffers from cumbersome controls due to the lack of a second analog stick, that forces you to move the camera using the d-pad.

The game offers several content offerings and has some good elements, but the execution does not excel in any field and remains quite a limited game.

Of course, Monster Trouble is not the best tower defense on the App Store, but it stands out thanks to its great graphics, amazing soundtrack and its fresh gameplay mechanics. Anyway, the iPhone smaller screen can be a significant disadvantage, while the game let its light shine on iPad.

Brink is a good game, totally devoted to co-op play and tactical gameplay. It works when humans are thrown in the battle, but it fails when bots are enemies and allies. Single player is definitely important in the package, and unfortunately A.I. is not as smart as it should be.

Thor: God of Thunder is a very good tie-in, with a huge number of moves that you can perform by moving the Wii-mote as if you were holding the mighty Mjolnir. With nice graphics (what a pity the frame rate is pretty low) and sounds, the game is a little short but it can really be a blast for all the Marvel fans out there.

A few defeat are enough to understand that the strenght is not all to win the match. Sanctum is all about tactics and management.

The game is nearly a copy of World of Warcraft with several problems with the interface and the balance of the gameplay. Other than this it is the first real 3D MMORPG for iOS, it's very funny to play and the game world is extremely big.