The Room Two might not have the stunning first impression offered by The Room, but it's still a mighty impressive game with stunningly interactive puzzles.

Do yourself a favor, log in to App Store and download Joe Danger Infinity to let Hello Games show a awesome a smartphone game can be when done right.

Just avoid this crap, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project is completely outdated in every possible way.

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.

Text based games just plunged themselves into the future.

Anyone with any sort of love for the JRPG-genre should definitely give Bravely Default some attention. This is as close to classic Final Fantasy as it gets without actually being classic Final Fantasy.

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

Great graphics and solid racing that is unfortunately completely overshadowed by horrific microtransactions.

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.

Not quite there as far as what can be expected from an enhanced edition, but it definitely does the original justice.

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

A demon robot with poor textures, a doctor with a goatee and perhaps the worst camera of all times… Avoid Knack.

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.

Somewhere behind the incomprehensible UI, forced interactions with pointless characters, poor optimisation and boring mini-games, there’s bound to be a good game. It’s a shame you can’t really see it amidst all of the rubbish.

An enchanting saga, a unique experience and true gaming joy.

The latest installment in the Mario & Sonic series just feels sloppy instead of the HD reboot it should have been. It's way to similar to the previous games and they clearly haven't had a single clue how to utilize the Wii U Gamepad for the events.

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.

Once again, Nintendo completely re-defines platforming with the latest Mario installment. This is the game to buy a Wii U for and co-op will probably never be much more fun than this.

A successful mix between old and new makes this one of the most interesting Zelda-titles in years.

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.

Guerilla is successful in mixing Halo with Half-Life, Prey and Deus Ex, but some frustrating moments and unoriginal multiplayer keep it from achieving true greatness.

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.

Battlefield is bigger, better, and most importantly more alive than ever.

As with any piece of good art, it is as much a game as a mirror; the beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. But what is The Stanley Parable, and what does it want to say? Not even the narrator could tell you that.

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.

There are loads of great fighting games out on the market right now. Girl Fight is not one of them, and if you desperately need to watch girls fight, there are probably better options for that as well.

Mix Castle Crashers with Golden Axe and just a hint of Final Fantasy and you’ll end up with Dragon’s Crown. Works better on PS Vita rather than the Playstation 3.

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.

There’s a time and place for everything. In this case, unfortunately, both of these aspects are off.

A horrible attempt at squeezing out some extra license money while ruining several childhoods in the process.

The major change is the aesthetics, but Nintendo has worked on so many minor adjustments and tweaks that Pokémon feels.. changed. In a good way.

The major change is the aesthetics, but Nintendo has worked on so many minor adjustments and tweaks that Pokémon feels.. changed. In a good way.

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.

Natsume's farming simulator has never been better and spending time in this lovely world is almost as relaxing as visiting the country side in real life.

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

Interesting story, graphics beyond comparison and an interesting mix between action and RPG. We weren’t expecting any less, and we’re not disappointed.

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.

Monotonous enough to make a grown man cry.

Zelda: Wind Waker doesn't feel entirely fresh anymore and the cell shading isn't as stunning as it was ten years ago. Still, this is a true masterpiece that truly demonstrates that Nintendo is more creative than any other developer and also is mandatory in all Wii U collections.

Not only is the driving mediocre, but the menus are outright stupid, the loading times horrible and the user interface is your biggest opponent.

Arma III has its flaw, but great ambitions and brilliant ideas more than compensate for any shortcomings. This is highly recommended for all military buffs out there.

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.

There’s no auction house or online demands, but the console port suffers from issues with local multiplayer. Preferably, get the PC version. If not, this will do you just fine as well.

A seamless mixture of FPS and RTS with great visuals and depth.

This game is completely honest about wanting to scare the crap out of me, and being released next to Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, it’s good to have the plain option.

Gameloft provides both ease of access as well as depth, free from greed. Hands down one of the best racing experiences you can get on your phone.

Rockstar revolutionizes gaming once again, implementing three playable characters whilst further pushing the limits of the criminal life in a virtual playground.

Incredible presentation and neat elements of improvisation makes this a must have for any theater enthusiast.

The best from Final Fantasy in an open fantasy world? Sign me up (but please retire the dreadful fetch quests once and for all)!

Does what Amnesia: The Dark Descent did, and then some. We think that’s a good thing. Our underwear (yes, we share the same pair of underwear) begs to differ.

NHL 14 is, by far, the best hockey game on the market. At least on the actual ice.

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.

Activision is wasting good potential with this unfinished mess of a Turtles game. It isn't even worth the time of trying out the demo.

This is the game that truly shows the potential of PS Vita. Besides stunning graphics, it also offers action-packed entertainment with a lot of replay value. Only bland multiplayer prevents this game from getting our highest grades.

A beautifully simple story about a family of badgers, trying to survive. Other than tears, this brings out the mother in all of us.

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.

While nostalgic, Flashback doesn’t necessarily pay tribute to its predecessor. Superfluous content mixed with poor level design and frustrating bugs should be enough to keep you from playing this more than once, no matter how much you loved the original.

Rayman Origins was perhaps the best platformer of this generation. Legends takes everything one step further, adding some variety at that. This is exactly what the platforming genre, formerly dominated by a certain Italian plumber, needed.

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.

With such an attractive pricetag (free!) and such interesting gameplay, this is a title not to be missed despite not being as good as the first game.

Despite a lot of content, Nascar: The Game 2013 is lacking in almost every gameplay aspect. Please let someone more talented do the Nascar series in the future.

There is so much potential lost in Dark. Despite it's beautiful design, this is a frustrating mess and really not worth either your time or money.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons offers one of the most original and refreshing ideas of 2013, and any fan of games that dare to be different has to try this one out.

Sure, we had to wait two more years than the Japanese, but Tales of Xillia is so worth it. This is one of the best J-RPG of the generation.

Swedish rookie studio Dekko Dash proves that they know their way around an old fashioned board game as they practically reinvents and modernizes the way we approach a good old board game night.

While it might not be groundbreaking in itself, Payday 2 borrows a lot of interesting stuff from different genres, making it a versatile, action packed must have for anyone who wants to spend some time on the wrong side of the law.

Bouncing between goats in the Himalaya looking for spare plane parts feels exactly the way we remembered it, and we'll just come out and say it: Duck Tales has aged extremely well, making it a must have for newcomers as well. The dialogue tends to slow things down a bit though, which is never a good thing when you're looking for fast paced platforming action.

We think there's a story in there somewhere. Saints Row IV is weird. Too weird, in fact. And we love it for that exact reason.

The level of ambition is close to insane as Ubisoft Toronto wants to prove once and for all that the world's greatest assassin isn't called Snake (or Corvo). The action elements tend towards silliness however, and the single-player mode doesn't fly as high as the co-op as well as the brilliant Spies vs Mercs.

It doesn't matter if you've played Pikmin before or not. If you have a Wii U, you really need to invest in this wonderful game that really shows the possibilities Wii U has to offer, and also serves as proof that Wii U actually can be a graphical powerhouse in the hands of the right developer.

Sure, the challenge could be a little bit higher, but that doesn't prevent Dream Team Bros from proving that they truly are a dream team with more charm, intelligence and awesomeness than anyone else.

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.

If you love strategy, Brave New World must not be missed. This is pure Civilization gold and truly shows why this franchise always remains relevant.

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.

Rovio has proven that you don't need birds or piggies to enjoy yourself.

A good mix between puzzle solving and cute graphics.

A fun story, lots of loot and around 10 hours of violent loveliness.

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

He's a mean, green, Goomba-stomping machine. And you're gonna love playing with him.

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.