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

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

Bleach: The 3rd Phantom is a strategy game, or at least that is what it's supposed to be. There just aren't much strategy in it. In the end, it's not a bad Bleach game, but it is way to shallow to be appealing to others than fans of the manga.

Sega shows that they understand exactly how to make interesting Kinect challenges. Unfortunetly, the controls just doesn't cut it when the action get to hectic and in the end, Rise of Nightmares is a letdown.

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.

It feels like Rainbow Studios has been making the same games for a decade now, and still haven't managed to find the right formula. MX vs ATV Reflex is not a bad game, but feels really low budget and is just mediocre.

The football mini game is fun. The rest so-so. All of them suffer from Kinect's sluggish response.

Nice graphics, but the controls are messed up and there's no multiplayer.

The ambitions have been low at HAL Laboratory, and Kirby's Adventure simply isn't varied enough.

It doesn't matter that the vechiles are extremely balanced and that the online multiplayer flows like clockwork. Twisted Metal is, in it's very core, boring and ugly.

This is neither HD or a collection but rather an example of what will become of our dearly beloved pearls of the past if we let the collection hysteria go too far.

The clever idea with the magical book is sadly the only thing that speaks for Avalon Code, and the puzzle solving is to much of a hassle.

Just like the previous expansions for Saints Row: The Third, The Trouble with Clones is might good fun. But only for an hour, then it's over. That's just not enough, more content please!

Even though this is a dedicated sniper game, it is still more fun to take your enemies down with the sniper rifle in Crysis. Sniper: Ghost Warrior just isn't all that fun and the perfect sniper game is yet to be seen.

A tricky one to judge. The included Wiimote Plus is nice, the mini games are mediocre.

Basically a Pac-man clone without much personality of its own.

Some quite terrible controls and too easy puzzles stops the portable Alice from growing into something beautiful.

Tedious and about as challenging as walking to your kitchen.

It’s not deep enough and therefore not fun enough.

Even though this is a dedicated sniper game, it is still more fun to take your enemies down with the sniper rifle in Crysis. Sniper: Ghost Warrior just isn't all that fun and the perfect sniper game is yet to be seen.

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.

A horrible camera, lots of bugs, no widescreen or any significant news. Not a good use of your money.

A horrible camera, lots of bugs, no widescreen or any significant news. Not a good use of your money.

Another bunch of mini-games, and as cute as the animals may be, it gets boring quick. The Kinect's bad response doesn't help, either.

Mediocre story, boring characters and dumb logic makes this a pretty big let down.

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.

This casually made adventure isn't bad in any way. On the other hand, it's not good in any way either. Die Hard is the pure definition of mediocrity.

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.

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

The retro feel is there, but the controls ruin what could have been a great platformer.

A bland, shallow, lifeless product.

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

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.

Younger gamers will have a blast, but picky Lego-enthusiasts will find better alternatives out there.

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

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

Some nice puzzles, but not at all challenging or fun.

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

Yet again Milestone delivers a mediocre racing experience.

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

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

No level editor and strange physics makes this racing game quite uninteresting.

Half a dozen celebs won't by definition make a game great, and in this case the gameplay really needed more work.

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.

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

With just a little more than an hour of actual quality time, Fable III: Understone Quest Pack is barely worth the money. This is for die hard Fable III fans only.

A bundled game that should be treated as such, with low expectations. Still, it's hard not to be dissapointed with what should have been a gaming revolution.

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.

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.

Primitive graphics and terrible story telling make us more full of rage then Ken.

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.

Primitive graphics and terrible story telling make us more full of rage then Ken.

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.

Motorstorm: Apocalypse is all about explosions, chaos and crumbling structures. Unfortunetly, the actual driving and the physics haven't been updated at all since the first game, almost five years ago, and this feels both old and unfinished.

Stressed and mediocre with rigid, robot-like striking and bad grappling.

It's easy to see that Duke Nuke Forever has been in developement just about... forever. The gameplay and graphics just feels dated and the overall feel is more of Xbox Live Arcade game rather than a fully priced title.

Constant crashes and a really annoying anti-piracy system hinders The Settlers 7 from growing to the fabulous strategy game it should have been.

Somehow, Duke Nukem Forever manages to feel rushed, even though it's been in developement for 15 years. It's not the worst game by any means, but the worst use of resources for video games ever.

The action is bland, the level design is horrible and the main people behind Bodycount left the company before it was even finished. Sounds like a recipe for success? Well, it isn't.

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.

With sluggish controls and tedious gameplay it's hard to recommend Front Mission Evolved to anyone.

With sluggish controls and tedious gameplay it's hard to recommend Front Mission Evolved to anyone.

Bad level design and boring battles make us yell "meh" at an annoying sound level.

Bad level design and boring battles make us yell "meh" at an annoying sound level.

Fuse is the pure definition of the word mediocre. Nothing is bad, but nothing is good either. Fuse is unfortunately bland beyond belief.

A weird and over-priced collection with a strange selection of "classics". Nothing has been done to polish the games up, either.

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.

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

Fuel Overdose is the pure definition of average. Nothing really shines about it and nothing ever feels exiting.

Rummaging around inside another human being should be more exciting than this.

Horizons rally DLC is way overpriced considering what you get. Go buy a really rally game like Dirt 2 instead, it's totally doable at the same price and at least twice as good.

Rummaging around inside another human being should be more exciting than this.

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.

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

A really advanced puzzler with huge amount of content. Unfortunately, the quality of the puzzles is really uneven, from pure genious to pure tedious and the presentation isn't that good either. In the end, there far better puzzle games out there, so why bother with a mediocre one.

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.

All Points Bulletin feels like an average third person shooter with vehicles and online support. And you know what, there are several games like that out there. And they usually don't have a monthly fee.

Has its charm, but is mainly plain boring.

The concept of paying or waiting peaked with Clash of Clans. Boom Beach serves as a reminder why I eventually quit.

A lot of bugs and lack of content soils a game with a fascinating concept of vast online battles. Maybe something for the real war enthusiasts, otherwise we advise you to stay away from this.

Not very appealing to look at or to listen to. Or to play, even.

Not very appealing to look at or to listen to. Or to play, even.

It's an old truth that changing developers to the 2009 edition was a bad idea and the worst thing that ever happened to Virtua Tennis. Unfortunetly, it was an even worse idea to let Sega take back the developement. Virtua Tennis 4 is incredible uneven in every possible way and should have had much more polish before release.

It's an old truth that changing developers to the 2009 edition was a bad idea and the worst thing that ever happened to Virtua Tennis. Unfortunetly, it was an even worse idea to let Sega take back the developement. Virtua Tennis 4 is incredible uneven in every possible way and should have had much more polish before release.

There really aren't too many good samurai games out there, and unfortunately, Way of the Samurai 3 isn't going to change that. It isn't all bad with a good story and a lot to do. The production values are extremely low budget though, and the graphics is amongst the worst we've seen this generation.

Tedious, mediocre. Only die-hard Shrek fans need bother.

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

Tedious, mediocre. Only die-hard Shrek fans need bother.

Mediocre on every point, The Last Airbender lacks personality and is easy forgettable.

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

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

A decent attempt at a free FPS, but bad net structure and bland levels and weaponry makes Breach easy to forget.

A lot of space madness and charming nudges to old science fiction moves doesn't change the fact that Gangstas in Space only lasts for 30 minutes, and that isn't even nearly enough.

Even though Halo: Spartan Assault has a lot of charm and is somewhat fun to play, it is somewhat broken by greedy microtransactions.

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.

A lot of charm and plenty of levels, but the frustration and mundanity soon kicks in.

Worms Ultimate Mayhem isn't a bad game, but has cheaper and better prequels, which in the end makes this a completely unnecessary release.

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.