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

Some great puzzles, but we know this formula by now.

Ugly, uninspiring and almost unplayable.

Pid offers 12 hours of of pure joy with a lovely story and amongst the best music we've had in an indie game all year.

Criterion has managed to shoehorn the full console experience into the tiny PS Vita and the result is just wonderful. This is by far the best racing game for PS Vita.

Despite being a beautifully designed game, When Vikings Attack lacks in variation and the controls just aren't good enough.

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.

Hotline Miami is a prime example of how awesome indie game can be. It's creative, it's free spirited and it's cool as hell. This really is a must to buy for fans of highly original games.

A great collection of classical music combined with superb gameplay.

Managing a virtual team doesn't get any more fun than this.

There's lots of great brain training here, but we could have done without the bugs.

Good enough, but after six years in these trenches, Treyarch and Infinity Ward should be getting back to the drawing board.

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.

This simply is not Borderlands.

343 have jumped the first hurdle with grace: now we know they know their Halo.

It's actually hard to find a better game deal on Ios or Google Play right now.

Ubisoft gets dressed for success. Or semi-success, at least.

Not the masterpiece we were waiting for, but still an impressive action game with superb art direction.

Doesn't beat Forza Horizon, but that doesn't matter with a great Autolog and lots of challenges to take on.

Accessible with a great design, but it never really makes you interested in what's going on.

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.

Despite being a little rough around the edges, this is a true sequel to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Giana Sisters series. It's fun, it's fresh and it's so much more than a Super Mario clone.

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.

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.

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.

With better gameplay, better user interface and an overall revamp, Worms is still one of the best multiplayer experiences out there.

Despite some camera issues, the remade XCOM: Enemy Unknown is every bit as good as the original and a faithful version that will be played for a long time.

Yet again, Gearbox delivers great DLC for a great game.