Wizard's Lizard is rogue-like like no other.

A story-driven journey through a war that's been overlooked by video games.

You'll probably have more fun revisiting the other Nun Attack games than you will taking on Yuki's new quest.

It's part simulation, part arcade, and all fun. This year's installment is the best in years.

One shovelful after another of classic NES game inspired goodness.

Don't let the odd name turn you off; this one is worth checking out.

A so-so game that would have been really good twenty years ago.

Asteroids on 'roids - a fun combination of empire builder/tactical shooter with reasonable replayability.

An enjoyable twist on the tower defense genre. The downside of tower defense games is that you can often find yourself a disengaged viewer, watching your towers do their work and hoping for the best. That's not the case with Space Run. It has the strategy elements of a tower defense game, but it keeps you constantly active in defending and adapting your ship. And to me, that's a winning combination.

Its unique look and charms will stick with you long after you've finished the game, and long after you've forgotten most of the other RPGs that you played before it.

Ultra Street Fighter IV adds even more characters and enhancements making this version the ultimate version of Street Fighter IV.

More enjoyable for the experience than for the actual gameplay.

The intriguing setting and well-crafted story completely drew me into the game, and I enjoyed facing off against the secret weapons brought to life by the diabolical minds of Nazi scientists like robotic dogs, towering walkers, and cyborg mechs.

Frighteningly boring.

Life Goes On provides some fun in spite of its short life.

A decade old racer that feels like it's a decade old.

Never has a game so difficult been so rewarding.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure once again makes a very stylish fighter but it still doesn't match up well against the competition of fighters out there.

Unfortunately, this "Epic Quest" is epic in name only.

Quickly hack and slash your way to boredom.

There's no reason to recommend not buying the game if you're a LEGO game enthusiast, but you may want to hold off on it until you've seen The Battle of the Five Armies and LEGO The Hobbit is actually a complete game.

Showing some age, but still a solid home run.

The game has a colorful animated look to it and the presentation is nice, so if you think that this sort of game may appeal to you, you'll enjoy your initial time with it.

A Crooked Mile sets the Wolf Among Us on a straight path to an exciting conclusion.

Even more amazing, and difficult, than Dark Souls.

Not bad, but no need to play it twice.

Yaiba looks really cool from screenshots, but the combat system is very cheap and makes the game more frustrating than fun.

Recommended for RPG fans that missed Tales of Symphonia the first time around.