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.