It isn't the most polished port of a game but it still plays well and offers some fun. If you're looking for a multiplayer-based game this may be a good choice.

It looks quite amateur, but it delivers a solid, original and challenging experience for those looking for platforming and puzzles.

As long as you're ok with the free to play model (which isn't too intrusive), this time Flashout delivers a great racing experience with content enough to keep us playing for a long time.

The concept works, but we think a game should deliver something we haven't seen and played a hundred times, particularly when the execution has some room for improvements.

There's a complete lack of gameplay or even purpose in this game. It feels like an attempt of make money with something barely playable that "shouldn't be taken seriously".

It works as a simple, casual game, but we feel it's a missed opportunity to make something unique and more enjoyable.

It is obviously a game aimed at a young audience, and, as such, it works. Other than than, it probably isn't worth your money.

The idea behind a PES manager is good, but the execution is poor and it's in-app-purchase-driven policy worsens the concept.

Trials Fuison is one of the best arcade games we've played in the last few years. A game you shouldn't miss, particularly now that you have this edition available.

MechaNika is a very mature game hidden behind a childish look. If you like adventure games and you're looking for something unique and different, give this one a go.

It's aimed at skilled players, but it's a great experience if you play enough to get used to its mechanics.

The "toys-to-life" genre takes yet another step forward with this new episode of Skylanders. It is obviously aimed at a certain audience, but that audience will love the new features included in SuperChargers.

Telltale delivers a great tribute to Minecraft, an interesting and well-written "story mode" for this game that, probably because it's addressed to a younger audience, doesn't match the experience we've gotten from other of their series.

It is not a very deep revision, but it still is a great fighting game that 2D fighting fans shouldn't miss, particularly if have played this franchise before.

Even though it's very far from revolutionary, Just Dance 2016 is still fun, and probably the most complete episode of the series.

If you like roguelikes, then this game is worth a try. The problem is that it might not be the best option for players new to the genre nor for veterans. But if you're somewhere in between, it can be a good choice.

Empire TV Tycoon borrows from other games and also adds its own touch to deliver a very interesting strategy game. Those who look for something different within this genre should have a look at it.

It has a solid base, but poor visuals, the lack of new features and being quite predictable end up making it a game that will only appeal a very small audience.

It is not the best version and it could have been fit better on PS Vita, but we still loved how the game holds up. Fans of old-school action games will enjoy this one.

Even though it arrives a few years late, at least we have the opportunity to try this version of the game, which clearly is the "good one". Everything makes sense on Wii, and even though it feels a little bit outdated, it still is interesting and fun for those who know the game they're buying.

KWAAN is an experiment gone right. It's a game to be enjoyed without pressure, without focusing on its possibilities but on its evolution, on being part of it and, somehow, being happier.

This app is well designed, clever and interesting, and can easily be one of the best AR experiences we've seen on a mobile device. If you like what it offers, it is also quite clever purchase the paid version.

Even though the foundations are promising, the game feels weak when it comes to many of its gameplay elements. It can be enjoyed, but we really hope we get to see a more elaborated sequel with a bigger budget.

Level 22 is fun, well done and engaging, but it's hard to hide its mobile concept. Still, if you know what the game is meant to offer, it's a good choice.

This is a really good adventure, with only a few details preventing it from being an excellent adventure. If you like the genre, it's a game we're sure you'll enjoy.

Total War Battles: Kingdom is not the adaptation many users expected from the franchise, but after Shogun it's definitely a step in the right direction, fun and with good ideas.

If you're looking for a platformer with some action, this is a great choice, and also an interesting example of what indie Japanese developers can achieve.

FTWD: Dead Run works and it has some interesting ideas, but license aside, we think there are better alternatives available in the App Store.