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

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

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

Make no mistake, Duke Nukem Forever is not a good game. But although it's easy to point out its many flaws, most people are forgetting its most important feature: Duke's return is quite entertaining, even if it's an outdated game that looks like it's from 2005 and plays like it's 2001.

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

A plain game with no ideas.

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

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

Even with hours of fun and some hilarious moments, Fairytale Fight's bloody proposal lacks depth and shows that the game could have been much better.

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

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.

Another clear example that Kinect developers must think new ideas instead of just adapting old gameplay mechanics that, honestly, don't work quite well with Microsoft's camera.

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.

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

Not as good as we expected: the mix of action and stealth doesn't work too well. It's biggest flaw, though, is not being as faithful with the original as other remakes/sequels of old arcade games.

Bad design decisions destroy a few good ideas and brief glimpses of quality.

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.

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.

Neverdead's problem is that, albeit being original and fun, it soon gets repetitive due to the abuse of its procedures.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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