It's not the disaster many expected, but Fable Heroes is a simplistic game that takes advantage of a well-known name.

The idea of having a beat 'em up in a theater stage with the audience's reaction acting as the life bar is original, but sadly the execution is not that brilliant.

There are dozens of better games, but few will be remembered because of their frantic action like this one.

The best thing about A Story About My Uncle is its scenery design, which will often leave you with your mouth open, but the rest of the game is not that great.

Project X Zone reunites characters from Sega, Capcom and Namco in a tactical RPG that stands out for its simplicity and sense of humor.

In Warp your manual skills are more important than your intelligence, something that doesn't seem quite right in a puzzle game.

Emergency 4 offers complete freedom to complete its twenty missions from the campaign mode, but they're too slow because of a difficult option tree and the fact that our units are not able to run.

It's a nice game, but shows quite a few mistakes in some key areas.

Quotation forthcoming.

Each level is too similar to the one you have played before, and it doesn't seem that the different types of soldiers or your own strategic skills affect the outcome of the mission. Some days you'll want to play it a bit more, but the rest you'll want to abandon it completely.

As a low budget game Sniper is quite enjoyable, but keep in mind that many action games published this year (or last, for that matter) are much better.

As expected, it's a fun game for children, but the problem is that the formula begins to show its age and the experience is too limited.

A hit and miss. PES2015 is years behind of what we've come to expect from a soccer game, and it's still no competitor to FIFA.

Techland has changed almost nothing: Riptide has the same virtues and flaws of the first Dead Island.

Simple gameplay mechanics that never fulfill their potential are something that drag a beautiful game with an attractive aesthetic.

Scram Kitty is a game that shows true respect the player's intelligence, but also one that never finds the right balance between challenge and accessibility.

Ninja Gaiden 3 is quite spectacular, but not as fun as the first two games.

Great production values are not surprising in a game coming from Crytek, but it's a shame that Fibble confuses 'casual gaming' with 'too easy gaming'.

At first sight it seems that everything's in place, but a few seconds will be enough for an experienced player to notice that there's stuff that doesn't work well and make this a rather missed opportunity.

The PS Vita port of Borderlands 2 surely is not perfect because of its rough technical aspect, but if you want to fight in Pandora while being away from your home console it can be a good option.

Not a bad game, but too short, simple and easy. It serves its purpose as a showcase for the 3DS new features, but it seems that publishing it as a downloadable game was a much better idea.

Puppies that never grow, don't get dirty and are never hungry or thirsty. If only real things were that easy.

Yoshi's New Island lacks that magic and special touch that only Nintendo knows how to apply to their products. Without that it's a soulless platform game, one that makes no big mistakes but never manages to surprise or even stand out from the crowd.

Battlefield Heroes is fun at the beginning, but lacks the necessary depth to become a reference on this genre.

Puppies that never grow, don't get dirty and are never hungry or thirsty. If only real things were that easy.

Puppies that never grow, don't get dirty and are never hungry or thirsty. If only real things were that easy.

Fans of the original manga will love it, but this is a game that doesn't offer anything for the rest of us.

Recommended if you like the genre (there are not many games centered on sniping, anyway), but Sniper Elite 3 is clearly not one of the best shooters out there.

Playing MotoGP 14 in a nextgen console only emphasizes the feeling of playing an outdated game with low detailed textures and confusing physics.

Metrico has lots of good intentions, with original visuals and attitude, but its insistence in using all of Vita's control methods ends up being a big problem.

It's funny and has some new things like multiplayer, but it's lacking where it should excel: in the minigame designs.

Strikeforce is only recommended for fans of the one vs. all beat 'em up genre.

A decent game that can provide hours of fun, but there are better offerings and its price tag might be a bit too high.

A title made for a very specific kind of gamer, the ones who love puzzles above anything else.

It's undeniable that the game is fun, but it relies too much on past glory and doesn't add anything new that's really interesting.

Instead of tons of microgames, Game & Wario offers a few minigames that are a bit more complex and lengthy, but also much less fun.

If you're a fan of the comics and you like games like Diablo, then you'll find hours and hours of fun in Marvel Heroes. If not, there are much better free-to-play games out there.

Its five minigames are designed to be played in short and spontaneous times, with family and friends. This is a great alternative to the typical board games on a Sunday evening.

Very unrealistic physics and too arcade oriented, something that won't appeal most motorcycle fans.

The main problem of Blacklight is that there are much better options in the market. Besides its price and being downloadable, there's nothing that stands out in Zombie's last offering.

It's still highly addictive and you'll probably have a good time with it, but that's something you could also get from the previous games without lowering the demands made to the player.

Maxis has filled this tenth expansion with a lot of content, but The Sims 3 starts to feel a bit overboard.

The game never finds its place between being an arcade or a simulation, making this another strange title for Wii that won't find a huge audience able to forgive its problems.

Bionic Commando is a bag of mixed sensations. It's a fun game with some clever moments, but it's also one with an annoying lack of liberty, a deficient AI and controls that no always respond as well as they should.

An unstable product. It tries to be complete and original, but ends up being too simple.

Upgrading the visuals to high definition is not enough to conceal its origins as a portable game, nor to hide the problems the original game had.

The game is really short (four or five hours max), its script is not that good and it has some issues that should have been solved before the final release. We expected much more from this game.

A game with such iconic characters should be much better. It can be fun when played with some friends, but it doesn't make much use of the great possibilities the Wii U GamePad can offer.

For better or for worse, this is exactly the same as Alien Breed 2. It feels much more like an expansion than a new game.

Not a bad game, but clearly inferior to Dark Souls, as it is lacking most of the stuff that made From Software's work so great.

A good game for RPG fans, but with dated graphics and a not so great technical side.

Needs fresh ideas, more new content and less recycling of old material. You can make a good game based on a great extra mode like Mercenaries, but this 3DS game is just not that.

Battlegrounds offers fast entertainment, but it could have been much better for solo play with some more levels.

Its visual style might be attractive, but Brink feels rushed with many technical flaws and has almost nothing that can justify its purchase in a genre populated with much better alternatives.

The social component, bizarre customisation and arcade gameplay are the main elements that shape Reality Fighters.

Doesn't live up the hype. It has licensed cars, good ideas and beautiful scenarios, but the game just fails compared to other options in this genre.

Doesn't live up the hype. It has licensed cars, good ideas and beautiful scenarios, but the game just fails compared to other options in this genre.

Not a total disaster, but we expected much more from it. Reloaded is a game that doesn't stand out in anything and will be easily forgotten in the most competitive genre of the gaming market.

A game that had a lot of potential but seems to be cut in half. It lacks what excited us when it was first announced at E3, as if the developer wasn't brave enough to bet for what it made it different.

Visually impressive, but this long tale has too many interruptions.

A very limited game that shows mistakes in planning and execution, making it much worse than other offerings in this genre (yes, Street Fighter IV, I'm referring to you).

Entertaining for fans of Tolkien's universe, but too repetitive and linear to appeal anyone else.

Nier is a nice game, but its flawed design and dated graphics prevent an original idea to shine with its full potential.

It had everything to become one of the greatest games for the end of 2010, but Blood Stone is short, derivative and not very inspired. Honestly, we expected much more from a talented team like Bizarre.

For adults there are much better options, but for kids looking for a fun time it's more than recommended.

Afro Samurai has the production values worthy of the best entertainment blockbuster. However, although the wrapping is beautiful the game is very repetitive and doesn't give any incentive to the player. Right, sometimes it's funny, but as a whole it has been a disappointment.

Recommended for platform game fans, but it's a shame that Ubi has not improved a bit a dated formula from 2003.

It's almost the same than the last game in the franchise, and unfortunately it also means that Namco Bandai has not improved what wasn't working well then.

The script and puzzles are quite good, but this is not the brilliant return from Ron Gilbert that we expected.

If you didn't play this on the Dreamcast or the PS2 you should try Code Veronica HD, as it's one of the best entries in the franchise. It's just a shame they didn't update it enough to make it look like a modern game.

Not a bad game, but London 2012 lacks most of the stuff that would've it the perfect game for sports fans.

A great idea gone wrong. Alpha Protocol might have been good on the design board, but the final game is mediocre.

Just a very simple nostalgic entertainment.

The premise is original and attractive, but the result is not that great, mainly due to a poor use of Kinect and the fact that this should have been published as a downloadable game with a lower price point.

A plain game with no ideas.

Counterspy promised much more than what it actually delivers. Its visual design is mesmerizing, but gameplay wise it can be disheartening.

Good graphics are not enough to hide the fact that its design lacks diversity and can be really boring.

Only for Eiichiro Oda fans. The rest should better try Ken's Rage, also from Namco.

A clear cash in on fans of the original movie.

Bodycount is an action game that tries to be different, showing some good and honest ideas, but in the end fails miserably in a crowded genre that allows no mistakes.

Epic Mickey 2 is a misunderstood exercise of nostalgia that fails in every effort to be better than the first game.

An odd mix of homage, parody and documentary of the RPG genre.

Fun for playing with friend while doing a party at home, but it's too casual and it doesn't take advantage of the PlayStation Move.

Only recommended to die-hard fans of the king of pop. It has great music and choreographies, but as a musical game it's just not that good.

Still fun and intense, but there's no justification for the frequent slowdowns.

A lackluster third person action game that doesn't respect the name of this cult franchise.

The idea of selling the hardware (a joystick) with software (a videogame) is nice. It's just a shame that the game part ends up being so bad.

Only for fans of the movie. It's a shame that although not being the typical tie-in going for easy money the final result is as mediocre.

The idea was interesting, but Knack's development team is unable to use it in a fun way nor show what the new machine can do.

The Conduit can offer a short time of fun to fans of the genre, but the effect won't really last much.

Everything in Brave Soldiers is so dull and uninspiring that even fans of the series won't be able to fully enjoy the game.

It's always fun to race through FUEL's huge scenarios without a particular reason, if you're patient enough.

Among the Sleep has a starting point that's quite different of what we usually expect and wants to leave you with a powerful message, but it fails in trying to get there.

Spyborgs is like a blind date: clumsy and confusing, but promising some nice moments in the future.

It has very good ideas, but somehow the game derailed while on its cursed development.

More of the same, but not better. Dynasty Warriors Next doesn't boost the strategy elements and insists on its boring and tedious action.

Hatoful Boyfriend is not as bold and eccentric as it seemed. It's a typical visual novel, nothing else, nothing more.

SEGA deserves some respect for trying, but this fails (again) as becoming "the Kinect game for hardcore players".