A well executed and family-friendly LEGO game with new ideas and old weaknesses, but much better than the last few LEGO titles.

It can be fun, even addictive, but the overly complicated controls and bugs prevent it from being a great game. Wait for patches.

Sound, controls, graphics and Sean Bean - all fine. But it's just not scary enough and has a weak story which is bad for a horror game.

It's complex and basically a game for people with an insane love for tactics. Once you survive despite all obstacles you'll feel like the smartest tactician of them all.

It's seems a bit like heresy compared to other games of the genre. But Bliizard found a way to make it easier to get into the game without taking away the fun. Simple to learn, hard to master.

I have to kill everbody. It works, but it's a primitive piece of garbage. It's so bad, it's almost funny.

It's like the silent and scatterbrained little brother of Super Meat Boy, simple, beautiful, challenging and fair. Multiplayer shows the real potential of the game.

It's hard to understand why the main problems of the part one haven't been solved. It's basically Magicka 1.5 with some improved graphics.

Even when wearing the rose-tinted glasses of nostalgia one has to admit: Reincarnation just isn't a good game - but it's very faithful to the original.

The Witcher 3 impressed not just with sheer size, but also with its small scale fully enchanting surprises.

Not a Hero is one those games that is fantastic at the beginning, but that feeling doesn't last too long. After a few hours it's less entertaining but that's ok given the price.

The experience points system and the succession unlockable diagnostic tools are a step in the right direction.

I like the pace that the game presents and the freedom I have when choosing my course of action.

The action-based battle system is still a lot of fun. No skill, no kill, that's a lot more entertaining than standing around and clicking to rotate certain actions.

Only those who thoroughly deal with the fine adjustments of his car will have really great fun with the title. Accordingly racing game Newbies should stick to lighter fare.

If you have even a spark of interest in the space, you should consider purchasing. Kerbal Space Program is complex, but unique.

Solely thanks to its fantastic presentation and the sympathetic characters Broken Age can still warm my heart, but the great love is gone.

If you don't expect too much and just take the game for what it is, you can have a lot of tun with it.

Quotation forthcoming.

A better weapon balance, more victory conditions, more diplomacy options and ground assaults that are not at least completely soporific - there is still a lot that could be improved.

This spinoff doesn't need to hide in the shadows of the other titles of the series. This stealth 2D platformer is very motivating with diverse gameplay.

The basic substance of Dungeons 2 is really good. You can tell that the developers had good ideas and have invested a lot of heart and soul into their baby.

The definitive version of GTA 5 is the PC version. It doesn't just look great, it plays great with the mouse and keyboard.

It's amazing for a project created by three siblings from Spain and one artist. But it's a bit short and the cliffhanger at the end keeps you asking for more.

Scholar of the First Sin is the ultimate Dark Souls 2, no question.

It feels like visiting an old friend. New in some regards, but nothing too surprising. And in this case, that's actually a good thing.

It's a very sloppy port and even 4K doesn't improve the old fashioned graphics. But that doesn't mean it's a bad game, it's still a rich and easy to learn beat-em-up. Those are rare on PC.

It's an RPG with a soul. Every little detail of it. Obsidian didn't just deliver what they promised, they built a bridge between the past and the present. It may be just one add-on away from being the best RPG ever released.