Too shallow, too easy, too short. Yep, it's another movie tie-in that fails to engage.

A surprisinlgy addictive and fun little game that is worth its weight in gold - and the ball-tossing only costs a dollar.

The bad car physics and the horrible A.I. destroy what could have been a great racing game.

Arrival is Bioware's farewell to Mass Effect 2, and what a farewell this is. It's a really exiting mission that explains things leading to Mass Effect 3 and after you've finished it, you're left wanting nothing but more of this. Now, if only it was a little longer.

A unique and interesting puzzle game with a lot of nice things going for it. Unfortunately, it doesn't last in the long run.

No story whatsoever, crazy learning curve and no fun to be found whatsoever.

Primitive graphics and weird standard settings for the cars make WRC 2010 mediocre at best.

Killing robots with the trigger-happy hick Walter Tugnut is good old school fun and includes big weapons and tons of power ups. If only it had more variation.

Nin2-Jump is a big step away from what we are used to play in the west. It's extremely japanese, but in a good way. Buy if you're looking for something different, but it really should've had more play time.

It's a funny and visually great game, but the controls could definitly be better.

This could have been good with a multiplayer mode and better tempo.

Better than its predecessor, but still a bit far from the bullseye.

Zipper Interactive promised one of the most tense and strategic action games ever, but we didn't get any of that. Still it's quite fun in multiplayer.

A great combination of action games like Bayonetta and RPG games like Last Remnant. Everything from bosses to the epic music deserves praise.

Good, old fashioned hard core action with a whole lot of slimey aliens. Alien Breed 2: Assault is a little bit rough around the edges, but still plenty of good fun.

The second expansion to Assassin's Creed II is better and longer than the first, but there's still a sense of a rip-off when these levels weren't included in the original game.

The co-op is excellent from time to time, but the A.I. is too daft, and there's no balance in the confrontationss.

Konami brings co-op and general multiplayer to the Castlevania table. Even though it has some really great parts, it has a couple of bad as well. In the end, Harmony of Despair probably is mostly for hard core Castlevania fans.

The second expansion to Assassin's Creed II is better and longer than the first, but there's still a sense of a rip-off when these levels weren't included in the original game.

This could have been good, but the visual chaos on-screen is really a shame.

Despite some shortcomings and the fact that all of us would've wanted a new adventure instead of a card game, Fight for Fortune still manages to entertain. As a digital card game, it's above average and can be recommended to fans.

Great atmosphere and an addictive character creator, but the quests are a bit too repetitive.

The adventure is finished in under two hours and with a few other shortcomings, this prevents his highly original title from better grades.

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.

Why 2K Czech decided that Mafia II needed DLC that turns the story driven game into an arcade one is unclear. It doesn't fit the gameplay, it doesn't have the controls and Mafia II without a story really isn't anything worthy of your money.

The levels are varied and the puzzles are great. But what's the deal with this terrible checkpoint system?

Two Worlds is atmospheric and exiting, vast and addictive. It has some pretty big flaws though that can't be ignored.

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.

Even though the olympic games of the mascots is both charming and easy to play, it's also way to shallow. Getting a gold medal has more to do with luck than skill and that doesn't work in the long run.

Primitive graphics and weird standard settings for the cars make WRC 2010 mediocre at best.

Kinect Sports Season 2 fails to engage and has a rushed overall feel to it. Sure, some sports like throwing darts works fairly well, but a lot feels way to complicated and just doesn't work really well with the Kinect sensor. A shame since the first Kinect Sports was really entertaining.

Decent helicopter action with some flaws that keep it from flying higher on the grade skies.

The horrible voice acting, the bad controls and the mediocre level design prevents The Bureau: Xcom Declassified from reaching full potential.

There are a lot of beautiful environments to enjoy in Crystal Bearers, and overall the entire world is nicely designed with even some interesting architecture. The repetitive battles and constant lasso-fiddling is a bit of a downer, though.

Pretty but repetitive. This angry bird is also quite hard to control.

Incredible speeds and incredible frustration awaits you in this pure Pure clone.

Even though Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games is good looking and charming, it lacks severely in the gameplay category and no one will be able to have even a tiny bit of fun with these sports events.

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

A decent shoot em up with varied levels and a fun weapons system.

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

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.

Roatastic is fun at times, but is way to shallow and lacks enough content to justify the steep price tag.

This is nothing more than a cheap collection of translated cell phone games from Japan (hence the nam re:coded). Feels cheap, is cheap. Don't even bother with this mess.

Rebellion's struggle to get back to the studio's old ways of brilliance continues with another lackluster action game. Sure, the Predator-part of the campaign is exciting and the multiplayer is ok. But the rest is sub par action with boring graphics.

There's a pretty decent amount of good games in this collection, but a lot of really bad ones at that. Final Fight and Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 in all their glory, but where the hell is Mega Man 9?

Arrival is Bioware's farewell to Mass Effect 2, and what a farewell this is. It's a really exiting mission that explains things leading to Mass Effect 3 and after you've finished it, you're left wanting nothing but more of this. Now, if only it was a little longer.

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

Not the best "endless runner"-game, but still fun, and cute.

Too shallow, too easy, too short. Yep, it's another movie tie-in that fails to engage.

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.

The design is horrible and the sound is even worse. Add a mediocre gameplay and we can't grade Black Knight Sword any higher than a simple 4.

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.

Germ fighting with Luigi offers good fun, but Dr Luigi is way over prized and you can easily get more and better similar puzzle games for less than a dollar/euro. This is just not worth the cost for Wii U, it doesn't have enough content.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fans of manga and especially Naruto should check this out. It has great fast paced action and flawless design that makes this a much better choice than the aged Dynasty Warriors series.

Good atmosphere as expected, but old levels and only a few hours of gameplay brings this down a bit.

Namco tries to get a few extra dollars from you hard earned money with a cheap collection including an old game, a demo and a movie. This should've been a downloadable thing for PSN and there is nothing here that's worth a full retail price.

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

Bloodstone feels rushed in every way, and the multiplayer has a cheap and forced overall feeling. Even though this isn't a movie tie-in, it still feels like it. In a bad way.

Fun in short bursts, but there simply isn't enough content in this unbalanced action game.

When I played Go Vacation I heard the ticking clock of my life, eating up the hours as I struggled with the pointless mini-games. You can avoid this. For me it's too late.

If Wii is your only console, if you haven't already played Red Steel 2 and/or Metroid Prime Trilogy, then The Conduit just might be something for you. For everyone else, this is highly passable.

Half-hearted level design and a mediocre use of a great license.

Even though Honest Hearts is a nice and well priced expansion, it has way to much bugs and glitches. If you liked Fallout: New Vegas, it's worth checking out, but let's prey for some patches.

Rebellion's struggle to get back to the studio's old ways of brilliance continues with another lackluster action game. Sure, the Predator-part of the campaign is exciting and the multiplayer is ok. But the rest is sub par action with boring graphics.

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.

A bland, shallow, lifeless product.

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.

You can instantly tell that Strikeforce originally was a portable game for PSP. The graphics feels dated, the controls are wonky and everything just has a cheap overall feeling. Still, the multiplayer is quite OK and the battles are just huge.

The bad car physics and the horrible A.I. destroy what could have been a great racing game.

Genkibowl VII is as mad as you probably expected and just as fun. But it's over in less than an hour, which is way to short unfortunately.

Tekken 3D Prime Edition has everything needed for a great Tekken game except content. And that ultimately makes it boring to play in the long run.

A solid sports game with wonderful presentation and superb commentary.

The world that Level 5 invites you to explore is predictable and typical in a way that feels almost irritating. Still the music is amazing and the battle system intense.

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

The idea of running a cantina in Mos Eisley is really one of the greatest ever. And even the design is pure genious. Unfortunetly, the gameplay downright sucks and it's really hard to get things done the way you want it, and it's more frequently the controls that kills you rather than difficulty.

The crucial multiplayer is missing, which makes this a luke-warm game.

The creators of the Bit Trip-games haven't really put in all their effort in their new title, but it's decent enough.

Too few and too uninspired sports make Nintendo's latest party game a rather mediocre mix.

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.

Microtransactions, a lot of loading and somewhat sluggish controls prevent Trials Frontier from reaching true potential.

EA has listened to the community, improved, brought back what was good, improved again and made the most marvelous city creator you could ever imagine.

We love the year 2062. It's full of great battles between the archrivals GDI and NOD and we get to control both of them. Thank you EA for both being innovative and true to the franchises roots.

A good sense of speed but way to easy.

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?

The Baconing is practically the same game as the Deathspank ones, but without Ron Gilberts surrealistic writing, it just isn't as much fun anymore.

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.

The dynamic duo Ratchet and Clank has their 10 year anniversary, and it's a crying shame they couldn't get a more interesting game than this for the jubilation.

With better shooting and difficulty this could have been a zombie slaughter worth remembering.

Not the perfect mixture between Braid and Flower we were hoping for.

Incredible speeds and incredible frustration awaits you in this pure Pure clone.

The Force Unleashed II lacks all the story from the original, and is way to short for a fully priced game. This is a rental at best.

Some of the space battles are quite entertaining, but the graphics are mediocre, the voice actors are terrible and the mission repetitive.

Sacred Citadel offers decent entertainment for a few hours, especially with some retro loving friends as company. But this really isn't a game that lasts, unfortunately.

Lots of new fun guns, but it's a bit too short.

The item fusions are interesting and there are some decent boss fights in the newest Blue Dragon, but the tempo is too sluggish to make it a truly great RPG.

The controls aren't quite there and the design is actually horrible. An engaging multiplayer mode makes Scrap Metal passable, though.

The system with expensive smurfberries is the main flaw, but this is a real cozy game that borrows a lot from Harvest Moon and Farmville.