Avoid at all costs. This is one of the worst video games of all time.

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

Strider is back and once again Double Helix game delivers a game with a lot of nice retro feeling. Only tedious backtracking and boring music prevents this from being a master piece.

If you loved the main game, you really can't afford to miss this DLC out. We get to know Ellie a lot better and only lack of game time prevents this from higher grades.

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

You know what you are going to get when you buy a Donkey Kong Country game. Fortunately, that's a good thing and this is no exception.

Germ fighting with Luigi offers good fun, but Dr Luigi is way over prized and you can easily get more and better similar puzzle games for less than a dollar/euro. This is just not worth the cost for Wii U, it doesn't have enough content.

The only thing that Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD really succeeds with is to show how different a portable game is designed and why it usually doesn't work well with the consoles. The missions are boring and bland, and there really isn't anything in this game that isn't twice as good in the regular Assassin's Creed game, making this entry the worst in the series.

Last year's great game with even better graphics. If you haven't played Lar's comeback, now is the time to do it, even though more polish on the game play flaws would have been appreciated.

Despite being somewhat linear and having a shallow story, this is a really nice game for fans of Japanese action with a full fledged fighting system and amazing boss fights.

The Room Two might not have the stunning first impression offered by The Room, but it's still a mighty impressive game with stunningly interactive puzzles.

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.

Just avoid this crap, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project is completely outdated in every possible way.

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.

There are tons of fighting games with nicer looking graphics and more depth gameplay-wise, but SoulCalibur II HD Online puts up a good rumble against the competition.

Text based games just plunged themselves into the future.

Anyone with any sort of love for the JRPG-genre should definitely give Bravely Default some attention. This is as close to classic Final Fantasy as it gets without actually being classic Final Fantasy.

Rainbow Moon might have a couple of flaws, but it's rare to see a game of this caliber at such a cheap price.

Great graphics and solid racing that is unfortunately completely overshadowed by horrific microtransactions.

Gran Turismo 6 feels like a relic of the past and the gameplay hasn't evolved to today's standards. There really isn't anything real about the so called 'real driving simulator', just an old fashioned Japanese game that isn't all that fun to play.

Not quite there as far as what can be expected from an enhanced edition, but it definitely does the original justice.

Wargaming.net delivers yet again a solid free-to-play experience.

A demon robot with poor textures, a doctor with a goatee and perhaps the worst camera of all times… Avoid Knack.

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.

Somewhere behind the incomprehensible UI, forced interactions with pointless characters, poor optimisation and boring mini-games, there’s bound to be a good game. It’s a shame you can’t really see it amidst all of the rubbish.

An enchanting saga, a unique experience and true gaming joy.

The latest installment in the Mario & Sonic series just feels sloppy instead of the HD reboot it should have been. It's way to similar to the previous games and they clearly haven't had a single clue how to utilize the Wii U Gamepad for the events.

The Kingdom Hearts series has aged and this just doesn't feel as much fun as it used to do. But if you're a fan, this is still worth checking out.