Swedish rookie studio Dekko Dash proves that they know their way around an old fashioned board game as they practically reinvents and modernizes the way we approach a good old board game night.

While it might not be groundbreaking in itself, Payday 2 borrows a lot of interesting stuff from different genres, making it a versatile, action packed must have for anyone who wants to spend some time on the wrong side of the law.

Bouncing between goats in the Himalaya looking for spare plane parts feels exactly the way we remembered it, and we'll just come out and say it: Duck Tales has aged extremely well, making it a must have for newcomers as well. The dialogue tends to slow things down a bit though, which is never a good thing when you're looking for fast paced platforming action.

We think there's a story in there somewhere. Saints Row IV is weird. Too weird, in fact. And we love it for that exact reason.

The level of ambition is close to insane as Ubisoft Toronto wants to prove once and for all that the world's greatest assassin isn't called Snake (or Corvo). The action elements tend towards silliness however, and the single-player mode doesn't fly as high as the co-op as well as the brilliant Spies vs Mercs.

It doesn't matter if you've played Pikmin before or not. If you have a Wii U, you really need to invest in this wonderful game that really shows the possibilities Wii U has to offer, and also serves as proof that Wii U actually can be a graphical powerhouse in the hands of the right developer.

Sure, the challenge could be a little bit higher, but that doesn't prevent Dream Team Bros from proving that they truly are a dream team with more charm, intelligence and awesomeness than anyone else.

Capcom, Namco and Sega deliver a new world record in pure fan service. Although the strategy parts and fighting could be better, this is still well worth your time and highly recommended for old school gamers.

If you love strategy, Brave New World must not be missed. This is pure Civilization gold and truly shows why this franchise always remains relevant.

A decent puzzle game that tests the patience a few too many times.

A strategic adrenaline rush, but the graphics are dated and the learning curve is steep.

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

A good mix between puzzle solving and cute graphics.

A fun story, lots of loot and around 10 hours of violent loveliness.

Far, far away from the brilliance of the Wario Ware games.

He's a mean, green, Goomba-stomping machine. And you're gonna love playing with him.

A game that makes fun of the very things that make it mediocre.

Not the perfect mixture between Braid and Flower we were hoping for.

Go ahead and download this. It's free, after all.

Not a huge difference from the first game, but nonetheless a superb online experience.

The business model in Tekken Revolution makes a great game only decent.

Sacred Citadel offers decent entertainment for a few hours, especially with some retro loving friends as company. But this really isn't a game that lasts, unfortunately.

If you want an entertaining shooter that really take advantage of the unique 3DS capabilities, then Nano Assault EX is the way to go.

Despite the small budget, this is an interesting indie title with a few nice ideas.

Fuse is the pure definition of the word mediocre. Nothing is bad, but nothing is good either. Fuse is unfortunately bland beyond belief.

Not without its faults, but still full of great mind exercises and charm.

It's more about power-up explosions this time, but that's not a bad thing.

A masterpiece. Superb graphics, challenging gameplay, great story, believable characters and the eeriest clicking noise you've ever heard in a video game.