The basic premise is interesting and it has its funny moments, but LocoCycle is unable to offer any interesting gameplay mechanics worthy of your time.

It may have a few good ideas, but all of them are poorly executed.

Narco Terror tries so hard to be so simple and basic that it seems impossible for it to fail. But the truth is it does, and in a so miserable way.

J.J. Abrams made a fantastic film, but you can't say the same about the videogame, a bland third person shooter riddled with bugs.

Ghost Warrior 2 is just a series of corridors and the same typical shooting levels we've seen millions of times, only with no inspiration whatsoever.

Colonial Marines is not only a bad film adaptation, it's one of the worst first person shooters recently published.

Only for fans of the TV series, and we're not even sure if they'll be able to like this poor game.

The real drama of Declassified is not only that it's an awful game, but that it was supposed to be Vita's killer app.

Uninspired, unambitious and lacking in personality, Inversion is a grey game that we can't recommend.

Datura wanted to be an adventure, but its control prevents it from succeeding.

A sad example of style over substance. Bloodforge looks cool with its over the top violence, but actually it's a boring, uninspired and repetitive game.

This is the worst HD remastered collection published until now. It's a shame, as a great franchise like Silent Hill deserved much better than this poor effort.

Even Tekken fans can be offended by this. Charging almost forty euros for a ten year old game remake, a demo and a crappy movie is unacceptable.

It's a shame that now that it would be possible to do a great Dragon Ball videogame we only find products like this that only exploit our love for the manga/anime.

There are too many things in this game that simply don't work, making EA or THQ's offerings much more attractive.

Short, boring and not very inspired. This is exactly what we feared about Move: a rerun of Wii's worst mistakes.

It tries to compete with Monster Hunter, but fails on almost every aspect.

Mindjack has a couple of good ideas, but their poor implementation is not enough to save this mediocre action game.

Mindjack has a couple of good ideas, but their poor implementation is not enough to save this mediocre action game.

It's difficult to understand how something like this, that seemed to be a good idea on paper, turned out to be so awful.

Think about all the mistakes and bad decisions made by Square-Enix in the last years and you'll get a good idea of what to expect from this game.

We often see subpar games based on know franchises, but this one clearly wastes a lot of possibilities.

A badly executed third person action game. The idea was good, but as a tactical game it's quite bad.

It lacks everything that would make a good Ferrari game. As Fernando Alonso said when this year's championship ended "better luck next time."

Short, monotonous, lacking replayability with annoying controls... FlingSmash is the clear example that Nintendo also has wrong ideas sometimes.

Wii Sports was fun and showed what was great about its new control scheme. Kinect Adventures, on the other hand, is dull, boring and gives a wrong impression about Kinect.

The idea might sound fun, but the game is a complete disaster at all levels.

It had everything to be fun and hilarious, but Naughty Bear is tiresome in its mechanics and has a lot of technical flaws.

The idea of publishing a submarine game for a console was as attractive as dangerous. Sadly, Naval Assault is disappointing, failing in almost everything it tries to accomplish.

Fans of the TV series might enjoy some scenes of the game, but the rest of the player should escape from the Prison Break videogame.

Avoid at all costs. Playability is awful and even the girls aren't that sexy: they are destroyed by low polygon count models and horrible textures.

Rogue Warrior is a complete disaster, a terrible game that fails in almost everything. Avoid at all costs, as it's not even worth a rental.

A very uninspired and boring adaptation of this Christmas blockbuster.

Cop: The Recruits tries to mix GTA's shooting levels with Driver's car chases, but fails miserably.

It seems that the game isn't even finished, which makes us wonder if publishing something like this is worth destroying the name of the franchise.

The basic idea is quite good, but the way it's implemented in the game is highly doubtful.

All the bad things from the original PC game are still here and, what's worse, the Xbox 360 port is not as good as it should be. Can't recommend this to anyone but those who already beat the rest of action games for Microsoft's console or achievement collectors.

It's monotonous during all the adventure, and has lots of bad gameplay decisions that make it very repetitive and dull.

It has so many mistakes and the port from the Wii version is so cheap that we can't recommend it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Terminator Salvation shows the worst face of movie licenses: it's been done too fast to take advantage of the film's release date, it doesn't add any value for the fans, it's full of bugs and every part of the game has a very poor quality.

Judgment is the worst offering in the long running Castlevania series. It's a mediocre game, where all of its aspects show wrong decisions in design and implementation.

As Mick Jagger said, (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction. I've tried it many times, alone and with friends, with an optimistic attitude... but it always ends the same: Rock Revolution does not make me feel anything.

It will make you scream, but not because of fear. It will cause you pain, but not in a figured way. And it will give you nightmares, but for motives that are not even related with its storyline.