There may be something sexual in watching a car with no artificial intelligence banging on rocks with its bumper – that's what new Flatout is all about. It's about foolishness, disrespect and defective work. A game so confusing and so uncontrollable would succeed on the market only if buyers were incredibly naive and they pre-ordered the game after just seeing its well-known title.

A forced remake of that great RPG game. You'll be fine, if you just buy the original title.

Popular and well known strategy series got a very nice facelift with this highly enhanced remake which makes a good game even better. It's a matter of honour for every virtual soldier to play this game because of its atmosphere, historical accuracy and surprising accessibility.

Breath of Death VII: The Beginning is boiled with the same ammount of raw materials, according to the same recipe, by the same chef, and with the same love as the previous course Cthulhu Saves the World. This one is aiming at the same type of gamers, whom it will entertain with the same humour and gameplay. Nevertheless, you can clearly recognize these two titles from each other.

There is an obvious difference between a children's game and a childish one. Game adaptation of The Adventures of Tintin belongs to the second category. Children's imagination and a longing for an adventure are being killed by a stereotype and boredom here. Nicely designed cooperative missions are the only positive of this game.

Almost an abusive downloadable content trading on the very own content of ArmA 2 without scruples. Still, it's appropriate to recommend this game to those admirers of ArmA 2 and its air missions with the Hind helicopter. Setting and pilot in the Take On Helicopter game is working better and it's even more catchy than in ArmA.

A well-made DLC that adds a whole Muslim part to the original game map. This means new specific rules, events and strongly changed setting, in which we play according to the slightly different rules.

Despite the fact that shining hoods and screaming engines are all there in the Ferrari Legends game, this is the biggest racing disappointment of the last year.

One city. Five people. Thousands of zombies. One diary from which you'll learn everything about survival turn-based hell. Seven out of ten zombies recommend this.

Stylish and original Retro/Grade leaves an intense joyful feeling of space voyage. However, the feeling vanishes quickly.

For those, who own an iOS or Android platform, this action game is very entertaining for its simplicity.

Even after all those years with lack of interest Shadow Warrior Redux works. Despite its outdated graphics it's entertaining shooter of pureblood genre and bitter humour. It's a blast from the past when developers had balls.

Milestone has promised a renaissance of the motorcycling genre, but in fact, MotoGP 13 is quite an outdated game. Fortunately, it is saved by its well-executed riding.

More of the same. Just take into account that Scorchers is obviously a “rushed” unfinished release. It's offering entertaining content suffering from a fact it's not tied enough with the game itself, and it has the director's cut syndrome. But, the real thing such as fun shooting in a beautiful scenery, it's all here.

An inaccessible interface, constantly repeating objectives and tens of irrational gaming features make Zoo Tycoon a mediocre strategy game. It has one plus, however, its graphics are beautiful even on Xbox 360.

It does not pay off to judge Bree the piggy according to your first impressions. You see, you'll start enjoying this minute steak from the pig meat not before you choke it down. However, beware, it has some separated meat in it.

An imaginative, funny, nimble, but also highly difficult. Such is Fractured Soul. This remake to the 3DS hit delivers on PC. But bear in mind those are your nerves that play a concert at the very end of it.

One of the few modern attempts at motocross in video games has been successful. Even though MXGP is like CatDog of a racing simulation game, and its technical level is laughable, right in the action it's the most entertaining game by Milestone. And that is surely worth your attention.

Ascendant proves brilliantly to apply The Art of War by Sun Tzu into an intimate action platformer. If you are not scared of permanent death, you will enjoy perfectly motivating roguelike action game set in pleasant scenes.

This turn-based game with both a no copy-and-paste theme, even today, and an interesting battle system unfortunately lacks more in-depth game mechanics, and you can see the authors are inexperienced and they lack of funds.

The word "Schein" means (among other things) "a glow" in German. And because makers of the game are united under the Austrian Zeppelin studios banner, it is not surprising that for this time a name of a studio is not just a jumble of pleasing letters, but it actually reveals the game even more – including the game's core mechanics.

Kingdom Rush has arrived on PCs as a port from mobiles, therefore it is not surprising the game is a small one. The main campaign consists of twelve levels which are replenished with another seven bonus ones after your successful completion. Therefore, with a bit of prejudice, you may finish Kingdom Rush in two evenings. However, if you take a keen interest in tower defense strategy genre, it is virtually certain that you are going to find Kingdom Rush a little pearl to which you will gladly return.

Hero of Many is both conceptually and substantively a simple game from the Czech meads and groves. Despite its fights between blacks and whites it excels in its non-violent nature, relaxing pace, and quality to tell a heartbreaking story through simple videos.

An effortless divine strategy game with attractive retro graphics which, however, lasts only for a few hours of fun mouse clicking.

Spaceship-wreck invasions are really fascinating and horror-flavored experience. Deadnaut steams with thick atmosphere and offers a large amount of an unusual excitement. However, it could be a horror task for someone to get along with the austerity of the game.

Lo-fi hacking game with just a few mechanics. But the cunning design creates a flood of combinations what makes 868 HACK one of the most addictive games of an entire history of roguelike genre.

Like Frankenstein had "his mistakes," the game that is telling the story of an artificial creation can't avoid them either. It is neither pure adventure, nor a logical brain teaser. Sometimes it seems too easy, sometimes confusing, but thanks to the charm and entertainment it will eventually get to you.

An interesting game that allows players to put themselves into the role of devilish super-villain. The feeling of destruction and devastation is extremely satisfying with this game. Technical imperfections however, are the main problem of the game.

Milestone returns to the racing circuits in a solid shape. New MotoGP pleases with physics, maneuverability and admiration to a motorcycle history. The rest of the game, however, is -as usual- not dazzling.

The biggest advantage of No Time To Explain Remastered is, that the game finally works. Otherwise it's only funny, but too short platformer, what is easily lost in the crowd of similar titles.

Poor and boring attempt to simulate the management of an artistic guild without any content or value.

The game with beautiful, although not very original visuals offers some interesting ideas, but also a number of design errors. It is pleasant to play the game and it pleases with several successful parts, but in the bottom line it does not match the quality of its predecessors.

Old hit remaster doesn’t offer enough of a new content to justify its price. So you can consider DII: DE only if you have no previous experience with Darksiders II – and you should because the age didn’t hurt the game at all.

Fear Equation is bizarrely beautiful conceptual mix; combining the traveler's passion with depression and tension. Complicated gameplay requires a lot of concentration, but the reward is an almost never-ending fun.

Mimpi the dog returns to action in another charming arcade game. Children and beginners will be excited by his cute tricks. Game also offers easy playability without hitches and frustration. The only disadvantage is really extremely short campaign.

Sun Dogs looked like an interesting hybrid of sci-fi RPG and gamebook that draws its inspiration from Kim Stanley Robinson and The Expanse series. A broken game system and only partially interesting form of fiction, however, ruined the promising game.

This free DLC brings many small improvements, but any interesting changes that would really refresh the game are not here. We can be glad for the hard work devs put into the DLC...but still, it could’ve been better.

Much needed kilometers of new roads and highways are given with Arizona expansion. If you have left the game because of the low number of cities, it is the perfect time for return – plus it won't cost you anything.

Rehashed version of the Deadlight doesn´t have anything to offer to the original game players. It doesn´t bring anything refreshing – so the game still suffers from poor controls and short playing time. But newcomers could be attracted by fast-paced, atmospheric and visually beautiful arcade game.

Balrum is able to surprise with by glimpses of good ideas, but they lose any meaning because of too many mistakes. Maybe you will enjoy playing the game if you have the patience of a saint. But Balrum, unfortunately, will do anything to kill your patience as soon as possible.

Interesting and so-so functioning game with uncomfortable controls, crazy self-repeating and terrible companion AI making you a full-time nanny for them. Good idea, terrible result.

"Children" bring some, but not many new features. Once you explore all their phrases and news that child offers, only an impressive reflection of your actions and several stories of individual children remains – ant that is not enough. Moreover, there is the fact that children cannot die. In the game depicting the horrors of war it seriously ruins the atmosphere of despair.

Intrude is an ideal piece for fans of old-school shooters. Do not expect nothing more than a solid, monotonous after a while and often challenging fun for a few hours, however.

Weak ending to the weak adventure series that just tried to use the Minecraft success. The creators from Telltale can do better.

Unusual topic, unusual game. Sophisticated yet approachable simulator shows how to fabricate the game mechanics onto the dog races to make them great fun.

Repeating tasks from previous episodes in poorly made text interface makes the Space Rangers brand disgrace. Quest should have been the text game of the 21st century, but it is not.

Despite its beginner’s mistakes, this playable portrait of the caravan in the deserts of ancient Arabia shows how to build good fun from an exotic environment.

Faithful adaptation of the famous novel, which can show off with successful atmosphere and excellent work with the texts. The rest, however, is not very interesting and the game suffers with many technical problems.

Renoir combines an interesting logical gameplay with great atmosphere and story. Pity that good mix of entertainment and arts is disrupted with number of different problems. The result could be even better.

King's Quest is great and witty reimagination of adventure classic. For the most time, it will charm you with humor, but it is not afraid of deeper and more serious scenes. Only one of the five episodes is a flop, but if you get over it, the other four will reward you with hilarious experience.

Way of the Red is an acrobatic and quite challenging platformer game with questionable added value. The story does not impress, the technical side disappoints and the game ends too soon. Yet the trip into the world of bird creatures isn´t entirely useless, just because of flying and great fight variability.

Blade & Bones wants to be like Dark Souls. But it lacks a good story, more interesting environment and a little more variety in combat system what is missing more than a high difficulty. In the hands of the right type of player who has enough patience and prudence, the result can be much better than slightly above average gaming experience.

Townsmen is not a bad title because it is a port of mobile game, but because it is a bad port of mobile game. What works on mobile phones, literally kills you on PC – especially when you can play so many another builders on PC...

Expansion doesn’t brings anything new, does not solve any problems, get tired of embarrassing parallels to the US elections, and up to all this it somehow managed to lose a considerable amount of magic of the original game.

Turn-based strategy reveling with so many gaming features that it is too much at some moments. Eador: Imperium is mainly for players who are looking for a gaming challenge lasting for hundreds of hours. Others should rather put hands off.

Top Czech RPG with great combats and puzzles. If only it wouldn´t be flawed by unfinished user interface and surprisingly bad interviews.

Low-budget 3D platformer let’s you remember the giants of the 90’s genre despite its triviality. Fans will be pleased others can try another game.

Witty, sophisticated and very well-written detective adventure that mixes noir seriousness with a playful child's imagination very well.

Playing the train repairer is not a flop, but its routine campaign with notoriously repetitive tasks will satisfy only hard-core railroad fans. Or maybe not even them.

Hearthlands is a comprehensive strategy game in the Majesty series style, that offers relatively sophisticated micromanagement and original features. Its flaws, such as the absence of a story line, remind you of the modest developmental conditions, but in most cases, you will enjoy it like a good AAA game.

StarCrawlers is a space-punk dungeon crawler that offers a great atmosphere, a splendid combat system, an engaging set-up and a rather interesting story. Besides several minor flaws, the major fun killer is an unfortunate focus on the procedurally generated content that can‘t compete with manually created work yet.

The game suffers from being too like the previous one, there is a simplification where it was not needed, and finally it offers little varied content. To learn about the tragic fate of survivors through texts only can still make up a strong atmosphere that you can hardly experience elsewhere, but the potential is wasted and after the first couple entertaining hours the stereotype takes place.

The huge potential of surprisingly realistic survival game suffers from obsolete visuals, even though it’s on purpose here. The gameplay is downgraded by the boring mini games –the become boring due to a lack of new elements in the second part of a game. The game-improving highlights are a storytelling, voice acting, ambient sounds and fantastic music. Walden has the best chance of succeeding with Thoreau fans, both new and orthodox (they should stay alert though).

A very successful war simulation of the bloodiest conflict in American history that boasts with a sophisticated artificial intelligence, impressive historical depth, but also a dynamic campaign that responds to your results on the battlegrounds. The only pity is the absence of multiplayer and a few unfinished design elements.

The third part of the repair sim series moves the limits in the right direction once again. It is nicer, more comprehensive and a bit realistic. Basically, it offers much more than its predecessor and innovates its features in the right places. It´s a pity game has a catastrophic start and overpriced packages with licensed cars again. Must-have for fans, for others the opportunity to get something completely new with a little different approach to cars.

A mobile solitaire proudly presents its builder phase. Not only this doesn´t mean anything, it is accompanied with a few more fundamental failures. You can find entertainment here only in its pure core and amazing music.

Joe's hands are like excavator buckets and Joe can walk through the wall. That's all what Machine Games wanted to tell the world in the first of three paid add-ons to the new Wolfenstein.

An interesting game in its core suffers from the simplicity and the absence of any interesting game mechanics that can keep your interest for more than few minutes.

Short, stupid and empty. Story of pretty agent Jessica is the worst paid bonus ever made for the Wolfenstein series.

A missed opportunity. This zombie co-op lacks the charm of the original comic book and its gameplay doesn’t dazzle. It is, at its core, a slightly above-average shooter bogged down by questionable rules and ideas. The result is boring and often frustrating.

Every fan of the genre and of World War 2 should be excited about this very solid turn-based strategy. For everyone else, it’s “just” a very complex and difficult game.

There may be too many swordfights, especially for those who didn’t enjoy them in the original game, but that’s not the biggest problem of this DLC. Simply put, it’s too short. The interesting story and characters deserve much more room for development.

This Slavic strategy is a very distinguished successor to the first installment. It’s undoubtedly a difficult game, but you will yearn for “one more turn”.

A finely crafted physics puzzle game. Its original concept could perhaps be milked a little bit more thoroughly, but it’s still well worth a playthrough - even more so if you’ve got a multiplayer partner.

Another excellent addition to Arma 3, following in the footsteps of Laws of War. Don’t worry about the topic of aliens on Earth - the atmosphere is actually tense and full of great moments.

Fun singleplayer or cooperative card game with the topic and illustrations bound to please every Tolkien fan. However, it’s worse than its board game counterpart and hampered by an amateurish interface and a weak AI.

There is a certain magic in a venerable series like Close Combat becoming wholly 3D, but the AI is as weak as it’s ever been. Well, at least it’s still intense, strategic fun.

Woven is a cute, novel game in a creative world full of fun puzzles. It tends to drag on a bit but remains well worth a try - especially thanks to the wonderful narrator.

The Wild Age honours its source material and the move to a 3D environment makes sense. The game can be immensely enjoyable for the first few hours but that gives way to bland routine later.

The physics of huge vehicles are as brilliant as ever and the map of Chernobyl is okay, but the rest of the game just isn’t up to scratch.

Mortal Kombat once again proves that it belongs among the best in the fighting game genre. Everything here is just so very good - the gameplay, the graphics, the story. There are issues, however, with lagging because of poor server connection.

It’s quite evident that The Pillar is heavily inspired by The Witness, but the quality is just not there. There are good, original moments, but the puzzles are generally far too easy.

Can you stomach intense micromanagement, spartan graphics and unpleasant user interface? Then you’ll find a complex strategic playground ideal for all of those who love their fill of Ancient Greece.

There are worse things in this world, such as war, starvation and grown men on scooters, but none of them have the audacity to release themselves on Nintendo Switch. This port doesn’t deserve any of your attention.

Great improvements were made in the match engine, the user interface is better and so is the focus on personalities. This is an absolute must-have for all the chess players on the grass. It is just a shame that the Czech competitions remain deeply flawed.

The audio-visuals are great, as is the atmosphere, but everything else is pretty terrible, especially the frustrating gameplay and technical issues. And, what’s more, the handheld mode on the Switch is basically unplayable.

This is war at its scariest, without mercy, without a human face. It’s quite fun to plan your nuclear strikes in this strategy game, however, and fans of the genre will be happy with what it does.

A brilliant DLC that lets you play as the German Army and, through its punishing difficulty, makes you understand that being a general in the 40s was no easy gig.

The topic of homelessness is handled brilliantly in this sandbox survival game. It has a good story to tell, it has fun systems, it’s especially great for Czech players due to the familiar setting. The graphics could be better, sure, but overall, this is a very good, original game.

Rogue State Revolution brings a sense of humour married to relatively complex political decisions reminiscent of Wadiya, the rogue country from the movie Dictator. It’s addictive, it’s replayable, it’s cheap for what it does and you should definitely play it.

Vanguard isn’t bad at all but there’s certainly room for improvement. The gunplay is solid, the graphics are beautiful - but the campaign is weak and the multiplayer unbalanced.

A fantastic little horror game with an art style and a soundtrack that are both simply stunning - and an imagery so disturbing you won’t be able to take your eyes off.

A great idea executed horribly. There’s no career mode and zero progression, no physics to speak of - and very soon it simply gets plain old boring. This game would feel old and half-baked 20 years ago.

The quintessential Czech adventure game is back and it’s going relatively strong. Do you like the previous adventures of the goofy, silly sleuth? You’ll enjoy this one as well.

Not a very successful return to the grand old days of isometric RPGs. Black Geyser is full of nostalgia and love for legendary games of the past, but it wouldn’t be genuine to call it a finished product. There are too many bugs, oversights, missing content and systems.

Saints Row lost a lot more of its charm with the reboot than it gained. Its new heroes are neither likable nor funny, and the graphics and game mechanics have remained stuck in the depths of the last decade, apparently under an avalanche of technical problems.

Zachtronics Studios are saying goodbye with eight fantastic games packed into one. And it’s amazing. The individual games, the stories that surround them, the nostalgic feeling - this is as good a send-off as they get. Thank you for everything!

Unity of Command hits form once again. Its dynamic combat for North Africa is based on the extremely solid base game and offers a fresh, exotic perspective.