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.

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.

By far the best Kinect game so far. Harmonix delivers both a great party game and something for the hardcore players prepared to break a sweat.

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.

Lots of content and impressing graphics makes us stay at the course for hours and hours.

Old school and proud of it, Dragon Quest IX gives us an epic role-playing adventure with loads of customisability and great writing. The gameplay is smooth and collecting rare weapons and gear soon becomes addictive. Only drawback is the lack of a real online mode.

Single-player feels dated but multiplayer is rock solid and you get 106 amazing levels.

This is the game that shows that Square Enix do listen to their fans. We get a more open world, more interesting stories and the charm from the older games in the series. A must to buy for all fans.

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

Sure, the first game is nowhere to be found and small pieces are cut from the game. But this is still a great collection though and shows that Kojimas classics stand the test of time.

A more polished version of an already polished 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.

A clever puzzle mechanic that could steal a great chunk of your time.

Joe Danger Touch is worth every cent of it's already low price tag. This is highly recommended to everyone that want a simple, yet challenging game for their iDevices.

Full of fun, fur and rubber band sound effects.

Charming and with a varied level structure, this is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

Level 5 once again excels in doing entertaining riddles to solve.

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

A great little indie game with excellent online support.

Kasumi - Stolen Memory is money well spent and a great expansion to Mass Effect 2 that tells the story about the space ninja Kasumi Goto. It really fits in the universe and feels like a natural add-on that all Mass Effect-fans should get.

Point-and-click is perfect for Iphone and our new hero Scarlett is a great character in a very good game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Brilliant multiplayer carries the Swedish sequel which contains a Modern Warfare 2-damaged single-player experience that ultimately feels like a big letdown.

Battlefield 3 is almost two games in one. We get a six hour campaign without any surprises, but we also get the probably best multiplayer of 2011. If you're looking for the latter, look no further than Battlefield 3.

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

One of the best handheld fighters of all time.