Hard is hard. Though greatly satisfying at times, Dark Souls consists of many hours of pure frustration.

Lovely design and solid atmosphere but the gameplay feels clunky.

Hard is hard. Though greatly satisfying at times, Dark Souls consists of many hours of pure frustration.

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 portable edition of Dead Space is an OK game, but you really need to spend more time than you should on fighting the controls and it doesn't hurt to have the patience of an angel. In the end, it might be good looking game, but not nearly as entertaining as it looks.

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.

While it can be nice to be held by the hand, Crystal Dynamics' grip could have been a lot looser.

Not too bad. Great tacky design and lots of content make this a fighting game worth your buck.

Ninja Theory has the know-how, the lust to experiment and the talent. But we are not completely convinced by Dante's reboot.

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.

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

A bargain of a collection, but with some flaws like a non-cooperative camera and some dated graphics.

For every year, Football Manager is more about statistics and less about football. The hyper realism hurts the game more than it makes it anjoyable, but it is still by far the best in this genre.

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.

The second Monkey Island remake hasn't got the same amount of love as the first one did and have a few quirks. But nonetheless. It's still adventure gaming at it's finest and recommended regardless of whether you've played it before or not.

A really huge expansion to Borderlands that feels a little bit like a missed opportunity. But all the tedious transportation and rather dull enemies can't hide the fact that there really is a lot to do here, and that the new vehicles are good fun. In the end, General Knoxx is recommended for all of you who have missed the adventures on Pandora.

The gaming mechanics and presentation are spot-on, but the UFC fighting feels a bit too stiff sometimes.

Mortal Kombat for PS Vita the same enjoyable game as the console versions with a ton of things to do for the lonely player. Unfortunately, the graphics has been really downgraded and the net code could have been better. Still one of the best fighting offerings for the PS Vita.

A really huge expansion to Borderlands that feels a little bit like a missed opportunity. But all the tedious transportation and rather dull enemies can't hide the fact that there really is a lot to do here, and that the new vehicles are good fun. In the end, General Knoxx is recommended for all of you who have missed the adventures on Pandora.

Music and platform adventures is really nicely tied together in Sound Shapes, and the excellent level editor makes this game last for many hours. Still, the gameplay could have been a little bit deeper.

Guerrilla's follow up to the action fest that was Killzone 2 falls short in every area, save from the graphics. It's still a rock solid action game, but now feels more streamlined, not as heavy and the multiplayer leaves a lot to wish for.

Not too bad. Great tacky design and lots of content make this a fighting game worth your buck.

A lot of speed and explosions entertain us, but this is a racing game that relies to much on a pretty mediocre gimmick.

Sometimes great, sometimes just a mess. The disappointment of the year.

The lack of real competition for EA starts to show in the football genre. Madden NFL 11 plays nice and has tons of content, but there really should be more real news to this, other than a new roster to convince people to buy it every year.

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

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

Some fundamental port issues stand in the way of making this really great.