Rather than being only a nice puzzle game, Shibuya delivers a beautiful experience. Its touch-based gameplay is immediate and engaging, while the soundtrack is very atmospheric. The two game modes unfortunately seem to be too similar and the highest difficulty levels are pretty impossible to play with since they're too fast, but the overall result is definitely good.

Dragon Age II is probably something worse than its prequel, Origins, but it remains a wonderful RPG that tries to simplify the gameplay to be more comfortable to the action players.

Real Golf 2011 comes with a career mode full of events and situations, ten different characters, many extras and an interesting multiplayer mode both local and online. The gameplay, however, is sometimes dull, with cumbersome controls and some questionable solutions.

A valid title, original and perfectly executed, probably one of the most successful App for IPhone/IPod Touch. Give it a chance, you won't be disappointed.

Push Panic delivers some fresh and enjoyable puzzle action, thanks to the excellent touch controls. The game comes with fifty levels and four modes, enough to keep you busy for hours. What a pity there's no online multiplayer.

With its charming 2D graphics, Princess Fury can offers a frantic and addictive action experience. Players will be overwhelmed by huge waves of enemies, and the game instantly turns into a button-mashing mayhem, while the possibility to equip three different spells and special attacks will provide a good veil of strategy.

Although Prince of Persia: Warrior Within looks astonishing and smooth on iPhone 3GS, the same cannot be said for the previous iDevices, in which the game is affected by continuous loadings and less incisive graphics. A spiteful camera and unintuitive controls makes too hard jumping on the platforms, climbing on pilasters or running on the walls.

PREDATORS would have surely done without 24 identical levels. To be clear, the game is very entertaining, technically amazing and as much brutal as satisfying; certainly better than the usual tie-in formula. Anyway, it would be better with different game modes, a co-op or deathmatch multiplayer option, more environments or a greater variety of enemies.

Pool Pro Online 3 is a great pool simulator. It comes with some nice graphics, realistic physics and a good online multiplayer mode, but fails to deliver a decent single player experience.

Pix'n Love Rush is a delight for ears and eyes, a truly sensory experience. Unfortunately, the two current game modes are short and sleazy, unable to hold the player's attention. We miss the lack of a true Story Mode and the game doesn't succeed in recreating the same alchemy between audiovisual experience and addictive gameplay that we have seen in titles like Geometry Wars.

Stacking is a little pearl, a game so well-crafted you won't be able to put it down. One of the best pieces of software you can buy on XBLA and PSN if you don't mind using your brains more than your reflexes.

With all of its problems, ranging to faulted online and strange car handling, TDU 2 is still a reccomended ride, especially if you enjoy the freedom two islands can give and with a host of powerful cars.

De Blob 2 is not just a better game than its predecessor, it's also a very competent platform game with many appealing elements for both the young and the experienced audience.

Still fun and well worth the price thanks to the beautiful 2D graphics, Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror fail to repeat the great performance of the first chapter because of a more driven gameplay and less interesting characters.

Perfect Cell is an interesting mix between puzzle and strategy game; physical reactions are very impressive and there are a lot of graphic effects; however the price is a little bit expensive, considering the brevity of the main campaign.

It's not completely original, but Gravity Guy is a cute little action game with simple mechanics: on the other side, it's a bit repetitive and way too short.

MaXplosion comes with some nice graphics and a good number of levels, but the mediocre controls make the whole experience not so worthy.

Bug Heroes is an original blend of RTS, shooter and RPG that, despite how strange it could seems, actually works. Not very interesting in terms of story and setting, the deep gameplay make this game a good choice for the expert player.

Family Guy: Time Warped is a very simple platform game, with poor enemy AI and a mediocre combat system. However it can be enjoyable and fun for all the Family Guy fans out there.

MSM is a funny arcade racing game, with lateral scrolling and based on the physic. Keeping equilibrium of the racer is the focus of the game, but the problematic control system makes it difficult; however the low price could be a good reason to get it.

Papa Sangre is a great experiment that can frighten the player without the use of images. During the night, in the dark and while in bed, the game is absolutely scary. Probably an idea like this could have been explored more and better, and there are no reasons to replay the adventure a second time. Maybe the price can seem a little high for some users, and the lack of an Italian translation is an obstacle for many. Anyway, if you are looking for a really creepy and fresh experience you should buy Papa Sangre with closed eyes. Literally.

Too similar to its predecessor but shorter on content, Tiki Towers 2 seems a bit outdated today, with so many good games doing a lot more for less money.

As an exclusive episode, Dead Space stands out with great graphics, good gameplay and a story that gives some more details to the fans. A slightly disappointing level design is in fact the only real minus in this impressive EA effort on the App Store.

If the endless running games still doesn't make you sick, Grim Joggers with its multiple runners brings a simple yet interesting change in the genre's routine.

Even better than the prequel, the new Mario vs. Donkey Kong is an addictive little gem with compelling gameplay, exceptional music and a Creator Mode which boosts the not-so-incredible longevity. One of the best games on the DS, period.

Excellent controls and nice graphics: these are the hallmarks of Brutal Fantasy: Orcs of the Undermountain, a side scrolling beat'em-up enriched with some RPG elements. What a pity you can perform only a few attack moves.

Exploration, puzzles and battles are the main points of a Zelda-style action-adventure. Sacred Odyssey manages to succeed at least in the puzzles, works well with the exploration and results a little flat in combat. Overall, we're far away from Zelda but this is a good action-adventure for the iPhone.

In the last few months, Neuroshima Hex for iPhone and iPad is greately improved since its initial release. Now the game combines a great aesthetic quality with a polished and intuitive interface. The difficulty curve has been softened, even if the game is still very complex, but now it should really deserve a deeper and more satisfying multiplayer mode, online and offline. With some kind of multiplayer option, Neuroshima Hex can certainly compete with other board games on the App Store like TheCodingMonkey's Carcassonne.