Harmix has given us Guitar Hero, Rock Band and Just Dance. But was it all luck? Their latest effort makes us think that might be the case.

The original Army of Two really wasn't that bad. This seems like an unnecessary reboot sent to die halfway through the development cycle when EA realized it was going to be a sh.tty game anyway.

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.

There is nothing in the latest Top Gun game that even remotely resembles driving an aircraft, avoid this one at all costs.

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.

Terrible level design and boring fights is not a good formula for a good action game, but sadly The Last Airbender has all of those negatives, and a dozen more.

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

All brown, all muscle Gears of War-copycat with painfully bad story and generic gameplay.

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

Avoid Bound by Flame at all costs, this is really not a game worthy of your hard earned money.

This simply is not Borderlands.

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.

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

There are lots of bugs and the leveling system is questionable, but the humour and unique gameplay are a plus.

No. This is not how you drive a car.

Ugly, uninspiring and almost unplayable.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City feels like a rushed game, like a quick cash in with no soul. It's still good fun to kill zombies in co-op though, but Capcom should be more keen on not exploiting their biggest franchise with mediocre games like this.

Just read the books or watch the TV series. Game of Thrones could've been so good but in the end it's just a huge cheap letdown.

Red Faction: Battlegrounds is so bad that it actually will make you less hyped for the upcoming Red Faction: Armageddon. That is, in every way, a big failure.

To really appreciate Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2, one really has to love sniping and unbelievably stupid enemies.

Could have been a great action game with bigger areas and less tedious enemies.

The usually charming Pucca's latest plattforming adventure is just bad in every possible way. Maybe kids between 6 and 8 can find some entertainment in this, but probably not. Just avoid it.

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

No charm or retro value whatsoever. Almost no value at all, in fact. Avoid this one like the plague.

Yet another licensed yawn-fest where neither missions nor collecting of silly items is any fun, at all. Not even for the younger gamers, sadly.

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.

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.

Shallow, boring and so mediocre it gets bad.