This game could easily win a title for the most extensive and absurd key assignments. You’d need Jedi fingers to play the game without a gamepad. There are far too many key combinations. The result: pure chaos.

Even if the charm of the originals reveals itself every now and then - these masterpieces deserve a better remake.

Dragon Forge lacks depth; expect idleness and tasks with little variety. Unfortunately just average.

If Techland would have called this one "Stupid shooter with pathetic characters full of cliché", it would have been less of a disappointment.

The problem of Starpoint Gemini: there are no strong points, nothing special, nothing that stands out. It's just an unnecessary game.

Not so amazing after all. Technically, it a catastrophe. It you really love Spidey, you may like it to some degree.

That's one thing we didn't want to know: That Creative Assembly can create bad games, too. The main reason for this is a new control concept that went terribly wrong. It's almost impossible to control your troops which enables the otherwise dumb AI opponents (no control problems there) to dominate in massive battles. In addition to being unplayable, Stormrise requires Windows Vista and a DirectX 10-card, too.

Quotation forthcoming.

A great stalker shooter that's marred by catastrophic technical issues and stumbles over its own open world.

Flight is a waste of time.

Quotation forthcoming.

There's a line drawn between uncomplicated action and stupid nonsense and that's exactly where Wheelman is lurching about. In large parts it's like GTA with the exception that nothing really works. The game feels artificial, unfinished, has no soul and takes itself too seriously. At least that's unintentionally funny.

Behind the reasonably pretty shell Insomnia: The Ark consists of an unnecessarily complex core, for which fun is an unknown word.

The game lacks diversity. In each of the similar looking rooms you're doing the same thing. The less well done shooter elements and climbing passages can't change that.

Lifeless Planet looks like quite a nice sci-fi novel, which squeezed very awkwardly in a game backbone and then as chewing gum was pulled to the maximum possible length.

What does dying feel like? This game tries to answer this question, but the level design is just too difficult and requires absolute precision.

It's the same game as Cities XL with very small differences. Selling it at almost full price is nothing but a rip-off.

Right now, it's unplayable. With patches it may be a nice survival-roguelike for fans. The main problem is the botched release.

To mix the first generation robots with the ones from the Bay universe was a bad idea.

It’s like a browser game with improved graphics. The upside-down look was a bad choice, everything except the survival mode get boring quite fast. So it’s just the hunt for a new high score or rank. Boring.

Outdated shooter with a dinosaur bonus. Only retro fans with too much money to spend will be thrilled.

New Alliances demolishes everything the series has previously built.

Quotation forthcoming.

A side-scrolling shooter with fantastic art design which slows down half way through and abruptly ends after two hours of gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

If we had to choose never to play a multi-player shooter again or to play breach, we would stop playing. Hitting walls with a hammer is probably more entertaining than Breach.

First-person shooter with great atmosphere that suffers from monotonous gameplay, performance problems and a poor co-op mode.

Wild West Dynasty offers an exciting story and a beautiful game environment, but suffers from strange design decisions, bugs and outdated technology.