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.