The strategic options aren't interestning enough and the interface has its limits.

MotoGP 25 continues in the same vein that the series has been on since its inception, basically. It's a good game for die-hard fans of the sport, but it doesn't do anything that will make anyone want to sit down. A new graphics engine and better motorcycle sounds are always nice, but the game would have benefited from having an extra game mode to get your teeth into. Maybe a flashback to a specific season, something that's been in the series before. But if you're just looking to ride the track and not care about everything around you, you won't be disappointed.

If you're a fan of games like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Lies of P, AI Limit is a decent entry on the same end of the soulslike spectrum. Don't expect graphics, level design, or combat on par with the two aforementioned games, but instead a simple soulslike, with a few good ideas, some nice weapons, and actually pretty good character design.

Entertaining and beautiful but lacks new ideas.

Lovely design and solid atmosphere but the gameplay feels clunky.

Not the best "endless runner"-game, but still fun, and cute.

A bland, shallow, lifeless product.

Terrifying game.

Bland missions, exiting toy box.

Charming and cute with great depth in gameplay. The camera is still annoying, though.

Beautiful and very nicely presented, but at the same time very shallow and frustrating.

Wonderful vistas, fantastic atmosphere, pretty cars but it lacks in variation and the off-road part is awful.

Looks lovely, drives great but feels more like a Forza Light.

A fun, wild waste of time that doesn't really live up to its predecessors.

With basically no surprises at all and a mediocre feeling over everything in the game, a mediocre grade is unfortunately the best we can award it with.

The adventure is finished in under two hours and with a few other shortcomings, this prevents his highly original title from better grades.

A bit to short and with all the good and evil options removed, this is more like a beginners guide to Infamous rather than a much needed stand alone DLC.

Way too simplistic and not enough variety. This does not feel like a Sacred-game at all.

Good atmosphere, lovelly weapons but the many bugs and the idiotic enemies makes for a pretty big let down.

Better car physics than Grid 2. Better graphics than Dirt: Showdown. Still somewhat of a dull game because of the shallow career mode and weak atmosphere.

Stressed and mediocre with rigid, robot-like striking and bad grappling.

Despite being hilarious the first few hours, Tomodachi Life rapidly becomes tedious. More variation would've been needed for higher grades.

Mediocre story, boring characters and dumb logic makes this a pretty big let down.

It looks old, has really nothing that stands out and never gets really entertaining. It's a good game, but should have been so much better.

It's weird, childish and really not a masterpiece. Still, Octodad offers plenty of entertainment and is just good old fashioned fun.

One year from now, Warframe will be a distant memory, almost completely forgotten. It's one of those games that just doesn't leave a clear mark. Then again, it does offer violence with swords, and it does it for free. What's the worst that could happen?

A decent hybrid of action and strategy, dressed in pixel-clothing and tons of charming details for the hardcore fans to enjoy.

Underdeveloped game modes and poor balance won't stop you from enjoying JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle. Whether you're a hardcore fan or just looking for something new in the genre, make sure to pick this one up. The magic will fade, but the journey up to that point will be unforgettable.

Considering this is completely free to play, Phantoms has a lot to offer in terms of tight controls, nifty cooperation and a neat ranking system. Given the fact that it will keep evolving, it looks like fans will have good reason to stay.

Although the early access logo is now gone from the official site, War of the Vikings feels far from finished. The premise shows a lot of potential, but we won't be returning until after a couple of patches.

Not as much of a leap into the new generation as a reminder of how much fun you can have with a classic concept, this one will keep you entertained as well as unimpressed.

The concept of paying or waiting peaked with Clash of Clans. Boom Beach serves as a reminder why I eventually quit.

Microtransactions, a lot of loading and somewhat sluggish controls prevent Trials Frontier from reaching true potential.

A lot of really great potential is held back by a huge amount of bugs.

TT Games has maintained a high level of quality on all their Lego titles and Lego The Hobbit is no exception. If you liked the other games - you will like this one.

Irrational Games have a lot of loose ends to tie up in the final conclusion to the Bioshock saga. And they do it well, but there is so much story and content here we can't help but think that this should have been a more full fledged retail title instead of short DLC.

A different camera angle along with great e-sport support can't hide the fact that this has been done before, with better result.

It's difficult to tell what will happen with Goat Simulator during the coming months. With the right fan-treatment, this could continue to entertain for a long time. As of now though, the content only lasts for a couple of hours before the joke feels old.

Quotation forthcoming.

No matter how you look at it, this doesn't feel like a final game. It feels like a demo, and it feels like there should be more by the end of it.

Shallow but with an incredible exterior. Get it for the views.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you like the TV-series, chances are you'll like the game as well. It's far from perfect, the tempo is a bit off and I could do with fewer bugs for example, but any fan should give it a closer look.

PopCap's lovely tower defense game has been transformed into hectic action with all the features anyone can wish for in a game that can be enjoyed by both younger and older gamers. Only lack of gameplay content prevents this title from higher grades.

Younger gamers will have a blast, but picky Lego-enthusiasts will find better alternatives out there.

Strider is back and once again Double Helix game delivers a game with a lot of nice retro feeling. Only tedious backtracking and boring music prevents this from being a master piece.

Even though Halo: Spartan Assault has a lot of charm and is somewhat fun to play, it is somewhat broken by greedy microtransactions.

Germ fighting with Luigi offers good fun, but Dr Luigi is way over prized and you can easily get more and better similar puzzle games for less than a dollar/euro. This is just not worth the cost for Wii U, it doesn't have enough content.

Last year's great game with even better graphics. If you haven't played Lar's comeback, now is the time to do it, even though more polish on the game play flaws would have been appreciated.

Despite being somewhat linear and having a shallow story, this is a really nice game for fans of Japanese action with a full fledged fighting system and amazing boss fights.

One Person doesn't make a party, and when trying to make my friends play this with me they all instantly wanna switch to Mario Party 9 instead.

There are tons of fighting games with nicer looking graphics and more depth gameplay-wise, but SoulCalibur II HD Online puts up a good rumble against the competition.

Rainbow Moon might have a couple of flaws, but it's rare to see a game of this caliber at such a cheap price.

Gran Turismo 6 feels like a relic of the past and the gameplay hasn't evolved to today's standards. There really isn't anything real about the so called 'real driving simulator', just an old fashioned Japanese game that isn't all that fun to play.

Wargaming.net delivers yet again a solid free-to-play experience.

The rivalry aspect never gets a chance to bloom as the huge open world only lets in six players at a time. The sound is astonishing and the concept of a huge world just waiting to be explored is an interesting one, but in the end Rivals never climbs beyond mediocrity.

The Kingdom Hearts series has aged and this just doesn't feel as much fun as it used to do. But if you're a fan, this is still worth checking out.

While it doesn't feels like the grand farewell Professor Layton deserves, it's still a mighty fun puzzle game with a lot of variation.

Wii Party U still fails to live up to the Mario Party series, and this game feels more like a demonstration of what you can do with a Wii U rather than an actual game.

Yes, we have done all of this before and yes, we wish there were more new features and graphics. But Call of Duty: Ghosts is still fun, regardless.

Old graphics, poor commentary and poor AI aside, this is sure to keep any WWE-fan entertained.

Finally seeing Rapture before it’s fall is true fan-service as well as the high point of this DLC. It is a tad short though, and some more new features would have lifted the whole experience further.

Yet again Milestone delivers a mediocre racing experience.

Warface succeeds in keeping the player immersed and on his toes, and it does that for free. It doesn’t feel that unique though, and the co-op mode can’t hold its own against the death matches.

Much like a rollercoaster, Black Flag has its fair share of highs and lows. The naval exploring is one of the high points in the series so far while sneaking about the bushes and trees tends to get frustrating fast. It lacks in polish, harming the immersion, but if you can overlook this, chances are high that you’ll like the pirate life.

Albeit expensive, Skylanders Swap Force is a good game for kids, building well on its predecessor.

Even though it's worse than the predecessors in almost every possible way, Batman: Arkham Origins is still highly enjoyable. Which says a lot about how good the Arkham series has been so far.

Lost World could have been a great Sonic game, but agitating cutscenes, an overly complicated control scheme and a really unclear general direction puts a stop to that. I have a hard time imagining this will satisfy anyone to a full extent.

Extremely linear to the point where it sometimes feels like watching a movie rather than playing a game, but a good experience none the less.

A charming co-op friendly adventure for fans of games like Castle Crashers. Foul Play might not be a master piece, but is still worth your hard-earned money.

Some brilliant and charming ideas can't prevent this lovely tale from becoming stale really fast. More variation would have been needed.

The best looking soccer game on the market right now also happens to offer the best experience on the pitch. Missing licenses and less than inspiring singleplayer-modes keeps it grounded though.

Everything’s there, just like last year. Hardcore fans will enjoy the revisited physics engine, but we were expecting some larger changes.

KOTOR has not aged well. A fact which came as a nasty surprise along with horrible playability. For what it’s worth, the story still stands.

The Fall has its flaws, but is definitely an impressive title to a format that keeps surprising us.

Made to last an eternity, but definitely not made to entertain on anything more than a mediocre level.

Instead of having the promised 25th anniversary, EA offers basically the same game again as last year with very few improvements and even some stuff made worse. This is not how the NFL deserves to be treated.

While it does what any shooter does, it doesn’t really do anything especially good or bad, putting the gamer in an awkward spot. You can’t really love it, and you can’t really point out anything to hate either. It just… is. Ugh.

Fun, good looking and twisted, Killer Is Dead is sure to please any fan of Grasshopper Manufacture. A couple of camera-related issues along with a story that just gets weaker as the campaign progresses keeps it from reaching the high score.

Ridiculously complex as is it, Europa Universalis IV offers something truly unique and rewarding for those who dare embark on the quest for world domination.

The beautiful and highly original The Wonderful 101 is severely handicapped by questionable control choices. Which is very unfortunate, because this could have been an instant classic. Everything else is just pure gold.

If Disney wants to challenge Skylanders, they have to aim for better quality than this.

The horrible voice acting, the bad controls and the mediocre level design prevents The Bureau: Xcom Declassified from reaching full potential.

Capcom, Namco and Sega deliver a new world record in pure fan service. Although the strategy parts and fighting could be better, this is still well worth your time and highly recommended for old school gamers.

A decent puzzle game that tests the patience a few too many times.

A strategic adrenaline rush, but the graphics are dated and the learning curve is steep.

A good mix between puzzle solving and cute graphics.

Far, far away from the brilliance of the Wario Ware games.

A game that makes fun of the very things that make it mediocre.

Not the perfect mixture between Braid and Flower we were hoping for.

Go ahead and download this. It's free, after all.

The business model in Tekken Revolution makes a great game only decent.

Sacred Citadel offers decent entertainment for a few hours, especially with some retro loving friends as company. But this really isn't a game that lasts, unfortunately.

Despite the small budget, this is an interesting indie title with a few nice ideas.

Fuse is the pure definition of the word mediocre. Nothing is bad, but nothing is good either. Fuse is unfortunately bland beyond belief.

Not without its faults, but still full of great mind exercises and charm.

It's more about power-up explosions this time, but that's not a bad thing.

Shiny but shallow. Like Hollywood.