If Uno and Skip-Bo solitaire with a touch of Tetris thrown in sounds like your kind of thing, then you’re sure to enjoy this game.

So the story is pretty run-of-the-mill. The same can be said for just about all of this game.

There's nothing really more to the game other than an occasional comic book style still between levels. Unless you're the most diehard of Kong fan, there's not much that's going to hold your interest past your first session with the game.

Frantix will make you more frantic about the controls than the gameplay.

No Mass Effect 3 player should be without this DLC.

The quality of the graphics look as if they are dated by at least a few years. If we were able to see crisp characters, it might add something to the game.

Lost Sea is an overall fun survival game, but it has too many flaws that keep it from being as good as it could be.

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.

On its own there is not enough in the game to make it compelling and the gameplay is just too lackluster to sustain interest.

Gauntlet fans will be disappointed and the game won’t win any new converts to Gauntlet fandom.

Overall Splatterhouse is a great buy if you're in the mood for an action game.

Combat is key in any good RPG and in Dragon Song the combat is very plain and in at least one area very bad.

If you're looking for a challenge or an in-depth game covering the Roman Empire, you might want to look elsewhere.

The problem is that using the Ring is not critical to success in the game - you can complete it easily enough without ever using the Ring.

As the matches drag on, you can't help but to use repetitive moves and you don't have enough control over things to be able to regularly generate positive reactions.

A great game ... just not on the GameCube.

Hydrophobia is a pretty good technical demo wrapped in an incomplete and unpolished game.

Rain World's unique look, atmosphere, and world are intriguing, as are some of the ideas behind its unusual style of gameplay. However, there's a lot to the game's mechanics and execution that aren't implemented well. If you spend a little time with Rain World, you'll find the wonder and fascination that you had at the start of the game quickly melting into total frustration.

Eragon will appeal more to those with dreams of dragon riding than those simply looking for a good action game.

The disappointing business simulation and the drone-like guests make it difficult for the game to hold your interest for too long.

In the AI department, Dark Planet is consistently inconsistent.

The general lack of interesting and fun gameplay makes this a hard sell.

Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll won't keep your interest for very long, but it may make you dizzy

NASCAR 08 is not a bad game, but you'll probably feel like it has potential to be a lot more.

Wanted Corp. isn't a bad title, just one that follows a million others like it and one that makes a design choice that doesn't quite fit. It can't quite make it to the heights some other recent dual-stick games have, but for $10, you could do a hell of a lot worse.

It has some bumps and bruises, but it will still satisfy your hockey cravings.

The game took around 4-5 hours to complete overall and I do take my time with games. I got so tired of the trial-and-error gameplay and overall lack of guidance on where to go that I had to track down a walkthrough (which I don’t often do). Even with the negatives I feel the game is definitely worth a shot. The creature design is quite impressive and the visuals are good for horror fans. If you’re a fan of Lovecraft, you need to give it a try and judge it for yourself. It’s easy to tell that Dragonis has a passionate love for horror with the visuals and overall creature design in this game.

Locomotion hits on all cylinders as a transportation business simulator. If you are not stuck on the other areas of city simulation, you are sure to be satisfied.