A great expansion with the same superb atmosphere as the last time.

Gearbox offers tons of entertainment for a cheap price in a lengthy Borderlands 2 DLC expansion that will give you several good laughs and awesome boss battles.

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

Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is a really cheap alternative to the real Call of Dutys, but don't expect the same amount of content and polish.

A good, atmospheric story with a great Leonard Nimoy as icing on the cake.

Despite badly thought through bonus items and tedious parts of the stages with boats, this is an improvement over the previous game in every single way. This is highly recommended multiplayer madness for both offline and online gaming.

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.

High production values and charming characters make Final Fantasy XIII a good game. But an all too linear structure and a boring story keep it from being brilliant.

Subtle, atmospheric, beautiful, exiting. A fantastic thriller.

You don't have to drive many laps of ModNation Racers to realise that developer United Front Games has been putting more effort in the parts of the game that let you build your own courses, cars and drivers, than in the actual driving. In the end, the tools for construction are great, but the actual gameplay isn't.

A great example of how a good action/adventure games should be. Enslaved has a good balance between fighting, platforming and story-telling and is perhaps the surprise of the year.

Features a so-so offline mode with a somewhat self-playing trick system, but on the other hand it has a great online mode with lots to do.

Despite being a little rough around the edges, Metro: Last Light as a whole package is way better than the sum of its parts and highly recommended for anyone looking for a grown up video game.

Both the nightmarish story and the puzzle levels work very well indeed in this unique title. And there are sheep. Lots of sheep.

Speedy and varied levels, but the graphics are mediocre and the split-screen mode should have gotten more attention.

Not as good as its predecessor but a fun, nostalgic return to that blue guy we love to love.

Even though NetherRealm Studios has packed Injustice: Gods Among Us with fanservice and added a really nice single-player mode, the fighting engine just isn't good enough.

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

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

Torchlight is a highly recommended game for everyone that enjoys occasional looting and exploring. Even though a co-op mode would've been nice, this is still a lot of game for your hard earned Microsoft points. An insta-buy!

Old World Blues is an expansion that delivers what you probably expect. New weapons, new items, new perks and more levels for your character. In total about 8 hours worth of play time and a recommendation for Fallout fans, even though a better story would have been appreciated.

Fast, frantic, pretty and pretty darn addictive. Call of Duty feels fresh again for the first time in years.

If this doesn't get the Nintendo crowd interested in first-person shooters, nothing will.

Shift 2: Unleashed offers quality racing with nice simulations to some degree, but hasn't been improved since the original as much as it should have been.

There's a lot for the fans here, and the good news is that everyone else will probably like it too. The design is spot on and the gameplay is challenging enough to keep us coming back for another go.

These tiny war heroes have captured our hearts, interrogated them and found out that we love them.

Cozy graphics and great puzzles. Get it now!

A great, haunting atmosphere makes up for some bug issues and poor A.I. The story is as compelling as the novel's.

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.

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.

Easygoing, addictive fun wrapped in beautiful graphics.

As with many great games, Toy Soldiers takes a minute to learn, and a lifetime to master. The intensity on the battlefield is really addictive.

Avalanche makes us proud to be swedes: an exhilirating sense of freedom coupled with that timeless satisfaction of just blowing stuff up makes Just Cause 2 a highly recommended action game.

Rage is an old school shooter, but a fun one. The enemies are varied and there's lots to do.

Even though Napoleon lacks the feeling of freshness and contains pretty bad voice acting, it is still an impressive strategy game with fantastic gameplay and superb scale.

This puzzler's concept is really good, but it soon gets old.

A remake of a real classic with the best graphics on the system so far.

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.

Activisions retelling of Goldeneye is no where near the high standards of Rares original game. Still, it's one of the better shooers for Wii and the online multiplayer experience is good fun.

vampire Smile is better than the already great original in every way. If you liked The Dishwasher: Dead Samuraik, you'll love this.

Probably not what any fan had expected, this nifty little title holds its own far better than any direct port would have been able to. One of the biggest surprises of the year so far is a pleasant one.

Even though Blood Dragon is packed with the relaxed charm of the 80ies, it just doesn't is enough to entertain in the end. It lacks content and variation and it doesn't even look good. This is nowhere near the awesomeness that is Far Cry 3.

Innovative, addictive and well structured.

Great design for a good platformer, but sadly to short.

Not as revolutionary as the first game, but the addition of adjectives and a better control setup makes this a really good portable game.

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

Rage is an old school shooter, but a fun one. The enemies are varied and there's lots to do.

The charming prequel to Solomon's Keep let you choose between seven magicians to beat the crap out of hordes of skeletons and other enemies. Solomon's Boneyard is a bargain and well worth checking out.

It's probably more economic to buy Puzzle Quest 2 for Xbox 360 rather than Nintendo DS. But still, regardless of the size of the screen you're playing on, Puzzle Quest 2 doesn't live up to the first one but is still plenty of fun.

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.

Whether you've been playing Fire Emblem since the beginning or are mostly curious about where the blue-haired sword goblins in Super Smash Bros. come from, I think you should give Fire Emblem Engage a proper try. You will not regret it.

Incredible design, tons of content and a deep, interesting concept in a product that ties every aspect together very neatly. Quite simply the best game from Ubisoft since Beyond Good & Evil.

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.

What a rush! It's like being injected with platform game sugar.

Rockstar adds something for everybody in the Liars and Cheats pack. With both horse races, poker, the new Stronghold mode and much more, this is a must for all cowboy wannabes out there.

It's often magical to watch Nathan Drake in portable action. We miss the multiplayer though.

TT Games Lego games just keep getting better and better, and Lego Lord of the Rings is no exception.

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.

Beautiful and innovative, but the controls and difficulty needs a tweak.

Darwinia+ both looks and feels really unique. You are supposed to help the adorable little darwinien creatures to evolve and act like their god. It is somewhat slow paced and has some minor control issues, but is a really charming indie game for everyone that wants to play something different.

A great story-driven action game with a superb graphical style.

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.

Yet another lovely Ios-puzzler to wrap your head around.

The fans' greatest concern - the multiplayer - is actually one of the highlights of this game. The campaign could have been better paced, though.

A small, but really interesting update to a modern fighting game classic. There's a lot of fighters to play with now, so get to it!

If you like the previous Skate games, you'll probably like Skate 3 as well. It's a rock solid skateboarding simulation and it's both fun and easy to create your own skate parks. But if you don't want to play online, Skate 3 feels a little bit bare boned and is more like an upgrade rather than a brand new experience.

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

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

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.

Not a huge difference from the first game, but nonetheless a superb online experience.

The sword has been sharpened, the gun is greased up. Red Steel 2 is a huge improvement from the first game, and both the swordplay and the graphics are unique.

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

Albion is still a great place for adventuring. Fable III is, however, a bit too similar its predecessors and thus prevents it for getting the highest marks.

Never really takes of the ground, but should kill a couple of hours.

World of Tanks is the ultimate tank battle game, and with a price tag of 0 whatever your currency is - there really isn't anything major to complain about.

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.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 2 - Retribution is probably the best game in the Warhammer 40K universe to date. It's just a little bit hard to enjoy everything when it's tormented with bugs and flaws.

Lots of zombies, black humour and amazing weapons. This is a splatter fest easy to recommend.

Revengeance isn't for everybody and stands for everything we don't expect from the Metal Gear series. But if you love Platinum Games' previous action titles, love j-rock and have an appetite for manga, this is the right game for you.

Not much for the single player, but you'll have a blast online.

Japansese role playing games are better than they've been in years, and that's thanks to great games like The Last Story which really redefines what a JRPG should look like.

This time, golfing with EA is not only for old fans. If you've never played the series before but wants to start a digital golf pro career, then this is the right time to jump in. All in all a really good golf game for everyone.

What should be retro goodness becomes quite boring.

With a great combat system and lots of yummy loot, Amalur is sure to be spinning in your console for months.

One of the best platforming titles on the 3DS, hands down.

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

A tad more variation would have gone a long way, but in the end, InFamous: Second Son succeeds in living up to the high standards set by its predecessors.

Not the perfect sports game but a big step forward in the right direction.

What should be retro goodness becomes quite boring.

The final Alan Wake expnasion is also the most fun one. Even though we still don't get all the answers, the storytelling is tight, the gameplay is great and it has a very thought through feeling.

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.

Sure, the PS Vita version lacks some content compared to the console versions, but this is still an enjoyable fighting game with great controls.

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.

An apparent lack of resources stops GSC Gameworld from creating a complete and polished action game, but the mood and eerie setting make up for that.

If you like the previous Skate games, you'll probably like Skate 3 as well. It's a rock solid skateboarding simulation and it's both fun and easy to create your own skate parks. But if you don't want to play online, Skate 3 feels a little bit bare boned and is more like an upgrade rather than a brand new experience.

A great example of how a good action/adventure games should be. Enslaved has a good balance between fighting, platforming and story-telling and is perhaps the surprise of the year.

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

A change towards a more action-oriented genre, but that's a good thing.