It’s more of the same thing. If you just can’t get enough of Perimeter, then here’s some more of it to feed your hunger. If you’re looking for an update to the gameplay, units, or features, you should wait to see if a Perimeter 2 is released sometime down the road.

Ace in Action will keep kids occupied for a while, but there’s not quite enough to it to hold the interest of older gamers.

Operation Raccoon City is geared more toward online play. If you play this game single player, you are not likely to enjoy it as much.

A little more "I" in its "AI" would go a long way towards making this a great game.

It is formulaic, simple and not too lengthy, but it does the job for its target audience and there are hundreds of kid's games out there that are much, much worse.

Ion Assault can be fun for fans of the genre, especially if they're looking for something a little different. For everyone else it's probably too different and too difficult to be of much interest.

A bit too silly to be considered a serious shooter.

A good mix of manga characters along with some SEGA goodness, but deep down, the game feels shallow as a fighter.

EndWar is the supermodel of strategy games – it's nice to look at but won't present you with much of an intellectual challenge.

While I enjoyed the game from an aesthetics perspective, I wish that the controls were tighter and the puzzles more challenging.

It can be fun (I guess) if you are able to find a control scheme/sensitivity that works for you, but if you're like me and can't, you'll be stuck with a game you can't play and really can't enjoy.

A simple, yet enjoyable and somewhat addicting game best enjoyed in small doses.

I love the long race idea and I sincerely wish other games would give it a shot, but in this game, it just doesn't outweigh the drawbacks.

If building the Seven Wonders of the World was this easy, I wonder why there weren’t a lot more of them.

In spite of its issues The Godfather: Mob Wars can be an enjoyable game although it would certainly benefit from better integration between the story and mob war modes.

A little more challenge to the puzzles and a little less emphasis on realism in the physics department would have helped make RoboBlitz a better game.

Hunted's flaws, I imagine, won't be forgivable by a good number of the folks who choose to check it out. For those that can look past the warts, though, a truly fun game exists below the surface here. Dungeon crawling is fun, right? Gears of War's cover-based shooting is the cat's pajamas, correct? Right, and Hunted: The Demon's Forge is the diamond in the rough game of the season.

If you want a story in your games, this isn't the game for you. If you love One Piece and want the very best version of Unlimited World Red, the Switch version stands just higher than the PS4 and Vita outings.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a lot of things, but it is a far cry from the complete disaster some have claimed it to be. It's glitchy in places, difficult to control, repetitive, devoid of a decent online mode and worst of all, it dangles the free roam stages in front of the player – and said bonuses are empty wastelands of sheer boredom.

It looks fantastic, but strategy aficionados may find that there's too much of a puzzle-like aspect to the game's missions.

It's going to be tough for me to recommend AotS to anyone who isn't a die-hard Dragonball fan. Not because the game isn't good and enjoyable for fans and non-fans alike, as it is; no, I can't give this one my stamp of approval because it's 2009 and I'm flatly refusing to endorse any RPG that continues to cling to the random battle system.

An immersive Vietnam war experience hampered by poor AI.

For the gamer who likes reading more than gaming.

The PC version of Ultimate Spider-Man finally gives Activision a chance to make up for Spider-Man 2, but it doesn’t quite live up to it’s ‘Ultimate’ moniker.

It can be fun for a while, but a lot of that fun comes from its novelty factor ... and novelty factors don’t really last.

Caesar IV is at its heart an enjoyable game, but you’ll need to be willing to put up with a fair amount of frustration.

Crysis Remastered has issues like texture pop-ins and getting stuck under jetties. However, its graphical overhaul makes it like a flower with thorns - prickly but beautiful.

Familiarity with the game's characters is what breeds enjoyment of the game, otherwise you're probably looking at contempt.