Bad tempo and terrible A.I. Wait for Sonic All-Stars Racing instead.

Some great puzzles, but we know this formula by now.

Ugly, uninspiring and almost unplayable.

Pid offers 12 hours of of pure joy with a lovely story and amongst the best music we've had in an indie game all year.

Criterion has managed to shoehorn the full console experience into the tiny PS Vita and the result is just wonderful. This is by far the best racing game for PS Vita.

Despite being a beautifully designed game, When Vikings Attack lacks in variation and the controls just aren't good enough.

Sega tries to go back to the original formula with cleaner and simpler gameplay. That's the right way to go, but there's still too much that just feels off in Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz.

Hotline Miami is a prime example of how awesome indie game can be. It's creative, it's free spirited and it's cool as hell. This really is a must to buy for fans of highly original games.

A great collection of classical music combined with superb gameplay.

Managing a virtual team doesn't get any more fun than this.

There's lots of great brain training here, but we could have done without the bugs.

Good enough, but after six years in these trenches, Treyarch and Infinity Ward should be getting back to the drawing board.

This is a brilliant use of the Little Big Planet license and Sackboy feels so natural in a tiny kart. The driving is pure fun, the party feeling is great and with all the downloadable user created tracks available for free - this is a must buy.

This simply is not Borderlands.

343 have jumped the first hurdle with grace: now we know they know their Halo.

It's actually hard to find a better game deal on Ios or Google Play right now.

Ubisoft gets dressed for success. Or semi-success, at least.

Not the masterpiece we were waiting for, but still an impressive action game with superb art direction.

Doesn't beat Forza Horizon, but that doesn't matter with a great Autolog and lots of challenges to take on.

Accessible with a great design, but it never really makes you interested in what's going on.

Warfighter has a really rough and unfinished feel to it, and it doesn't help that it lacks anything original or something that's better than what the competitors offer. Medal of Honor: Warfighter is just very mediocre in the end - save your hard earned money for something better.

Despite being a little rough around the edges, this is a true sequel to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Giana Sisters series. It's fun, it's fresh and it's so much more than a Super Mario clone.

Doom 3 is an old game, and making the graphics high definition can't hide that simple fact. It just doesn't feel fresh and not even the first two Doom games thrown in as a bonus can change that simple fact.

This was supposed to be a Kinect game for a hard core audience. But despite being good looking and really smooth to play, all the usual Kinect problems are still here and it's also way too linear.

Despite being a beautiful cel shaded game that stays true to the manga original in every way, One Piece: Pirate Warriors just isn't fun enough to play and it also sure could be more user friendly.

With better gameplay, better user interface and an overall revamp, Worms is still one of the best multiplayer experiences out there.

Despite some camera issues, the remade XCOM: Enemy Unknown is every bit as good as the original and a faithful version that will be played for a long time.

Yet again, Gearbox delivers great DLC for a great game.

This is what dreams are made of. A great remake of a wonderful game.

For the nostalgics and those just wanting a short cab-mayhem-fix.

Unique and colorful. But it leaves you wanting for more.

This fall's greatest party game and the best in the Harmonix series so far.

The graphics are dated and there are a few bugs, but there's lots of fun to be had in Milestone's latest.

If you're only going to buy one racing game this year, make sure it's Forza Horizon. This game is pure brilliance.

Some good puzzles. But terrible tempo, lip sync and story.

A competent strategy game with charm.

One step away from a total disaster. And that step - lots of enemies - isn't very interesting.

Another step away from the survival horror genre, but that is actually beside the point: Resident Evil 6 is a good action game - with some flaws.

Despite some really good ideas, Rock Smith still has this unpolished overall feel to it.

This brilliant 2D stealth game is filled with clever puzzles, excellent controls, cool gadgets and ninjas. This is not to be missed by anyone.

Just like last year, FIFA 13 is an excellent game, but EA really hasn't added many new things and the AI is still somewhat lacking.

In its finest moments, Wild Blood is a full fledged RPG experience of the same calibre as the greatest ones for the consoles. Unfortunately, bad controls and camera put the damper on all the good fun.

The camera is as bad as ever, but this doesn't prevent Jet Set Radio from delivering tons of good ol' fashioned Sega entertainment.

A nice departure from the bird-slinging concept that delivers in almost every aspect.

Team Ninja fails to live up to the expectations in the latest Dead or Alive title. The breast physics and flashy backgrounds seem to have gotten more love than the actual fighting engine, and in the end Dead or Alive 5 is little more than mediocre.

All in all, a very nice mix between arcade game and simulator.

Nice battles and nice pacing, but the production values could have been higher.

Playing Borderlands 2 is like throwing a cherry bomb in a can of paint. In a good way!

Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior's Rise isn't by any means a bad game, but it just isn't fun to play.

All the great storytelling in Papo & Yo can't prevent the simple fact that the gameplay just isn't here.

This truly is the sports title of the year and there really isn't something else to ask for in this masterpiece.

With a year of extra resources and polish, Sleeping Dogs has reached it's full potential with rock solid storytelling, nice action scenes and enjoyable free roaming.

Tales of Graces F feels like a really traditional Japanese RPG with old charm and old fashioned storylines. Unfortunately, that also includes old graphics and gameplay.

EA has rebooted the Madden series several times, added and removed features, but with this latest edition they are finally on the right track.

With a nice take on the Rock Band formula, Blitz plays like nothing else - in a good way. Only some poor decisions regarding the bonus system and multiplayer drags this package down.

Counter-Strike still offers the best and most balanced multiplayer first person action. Still, this old legend starts to show off some aging.

Lack of both new content and really precise controls prevents the otherwise good console version of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to live up to its PC counterpart.

Even though the controls still are a bit on the stale side, the PS Vita turns out to be the perfect match for Little Big Planet and has everything the Playstation 3, Dual Shock 3, Playstation Eye and Playstation Move offer in a tiny little package that even has some really nice extras. This is the best game in the series and the best game for PS Vita.

Guild Wars 2 offers a glimpse of the future for online RPG. It really feels like something new, it's also really exciting and good fun.

Great fighting, as usual from Namco. But it feels like an expansion for Tekken 6.

Dust: An Elysian Tail will last for around 7 hours. During that time, you will be stunned by the graphics, cry over the amazing story and feel that your 1200 Microsoft points was really well spend.

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.

Shootmania Storm certainly has all the tools to build an amazing community, but it does at the same time lacks a real identity.

A smashing sequel. It doesn't do anything completely perfectly, but everything is damn good.

Atmospheric, explosive, violent and gripping. This must be a bad day for Activision.

Mario's gold-themed adventure is anything but bad, but we can't shake away the deja vu and the word "inflation" whilst playing.

Even though it does lack variation, Spelunky is still pure brilliance that will keep you entertained forever.

Even though it's fun to level up and the graphics are drop dead gorgeous, The Dark Knight is hard to control and Gameloft has added all sorts of help to compensate this. Therefore, it lacks challenge and just feels bland in the end.

One of the most uneven games we've played. But fans of the series should love it.

Apart from better graphics, the 12 year old originals are still the better games.

Cheaper, better and filled with more cute seals than most full-prize Wii titles.

It's nice and easy to create your very own MMA fighter, but the gameplay just isn't here and Bellator: MMA Onslaught lacks both in the depth and career mode.

Square Enix is celebrating the Final Fantasy series 25th anniversary with a highly original game filled with the probably best music you can find in any game. You need to own this!

As with to many Kinect enabled games, it just doesn't work very well. Summer Stars 2012 is also really ugly and had some really bad events and this is ultimately just a little bit above mediocre.

Dawnguard has a lot going for it, but as with all major Bethesda RPG's, it also has tons of bugs. Still worth your money though and it hopefully will get a necessary set of patches.

Heroes of Ruin is a technically competent online RPG with great online support, but it also looks really ugly, has a bland story and stale animations. In the end, it just has a mediocre feel to it.

Just read the books or watch the TV series. Game of Thrones could've been so good but in the end it's just a huge cheap letdown.

Avoid this crap at all costs, it's a crying shame Capcom let this game destroy the Steel Battalion franchise.

A bland story and bad parts cant prevent these really clever puzzles and witty charm to triumph in the end. A really great Xbox Live Arcade edition.

The second Lego Batman game has a lot to offer for almost every one. Some of the puzzles are a little big to hard for the younger audience that enjoyed the previous games, which is a shame.

A disappointing game from a great developer...Even though The Secret World has some original things going for it, it also offers stale controls, bad sound and bland gameplay.

All brown, all muscle Gears of War-copycat with painfully bad story and generic gameplay.

A solid sports game with wonderful presentation and superb commentary.

The animations and the presentation are top notch. The ripped off Arkham Asylum-gameplay and zombie-esq city-streets are not.

A good shooter with nice mechanics and fun multiplayer modes. It's a darn shame that the dialogue is so embarrassingly bad.

A good collection of three great games. But some extra material and proper HD cutscenes would have been nice.

There are lots of bugs and the leveling system is questionable, but the humour and unique gameplay are a plus.

Sure, it's accessible and cheap, but the controls aren't there and the multiplayer is sub-par.

Like being injected with 50 pounds of sugar. This is fast, bizarre action with lots of personality.

Boring design, boring levels, boring everything. Some bugs, too.

The greatest shooter on Ios. Get this one.

Lots to do, but with the freemium concept the question is: at what price?

A good sense of speed but way to easy.

What happened? Boring graphics, too short a campaign and bad level design. Too bad.

After playing all the turbo boosted first person shooters lately, it's good to be back with the more sophisticated ghosts from Ghost Recon. It's high tech, it's gorgeous and it's really fun to play. If this doesn't make you believe in ghosts, nothing will.

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.

Bloodforge is gorgeous and has high production values, but in the end it lacks depth and the story is so lame it's outright impossible to care about anything that happens on screen.

Dragon's Dogma has a nice and big world to explore and some amazing boss encounters. Unfortunately it also has some big flaws like a horrible save system, a bland story and it also lacks in the control department.