A mix of genres, especially FPS and RTS, is always a difficult thing, but in this case the developers did a good job!

Regarding Vampire Rain sneaking is the key to success. If enemies are aware of your presence, you will die in a flash. So this title is made for folks who are willing to invest loads of time.

Despite the freedom of not having to stick to the movie's plot, Thor fulfills the ancient cliché of bad movie-to-game-adaptations that should better be avoided.

Play this game on Sunday morning, if you don’t know what to do between breakfast and lunch. Don’t even think about bringing Carnival Games: MiniGolf to a party! This game is too simple and slow to really entertain.

The turn-based strategy game Making History II - The War of the World has too much focus on the economy than on the tactical side of warfare. This game is definitely no competitor to the Hearts of Iron series.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is not convincing as an action adventure, but as a pure-bred action game it's entertaining.

Despite a solid story and decent graphics Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor fails to implement the Kinect in an acceptable manor. And so frustration prevails over the pleasure of gaming.

This is the kind of game that can create a new fan base for the Harry Potter franchise. Finally, a good adventure meets an epic story. The graphics are great, and the atmosphere is overwhelming as well.

Wheelspin is a typical arcade racing game with a lot of speed. But this is nearly the only positive thing to say about this game. The handling is really tricky, graphics and sound effects aren’t up-to-date and there is nothing you could call a story.

A lame and not really challenging story combined with repetitive levels and replaceable characters are the key elements of Quantum Theory.

Solid entertainment for little money. Various settings, a loyal comrade in arms and stunning action make for a great mix and a great game.

Game Party 3 is unfortunately a very typical mini games collection for the Wii, which is not very entertaining or challenging.

Spending 800 Microsoft Points on Lucha Fury will definitely not be a mistake. Its humor, adequate comic-style graphics, unlockable content and especially its amazing offline co-op are the reasons why Lucha Fury successfully manages to take the player on a trip to a Mexican world of brawls full of fun.

The graphics aren't stunning, the sound is very poor, no atmosphere: Kung Fu Rider fails to impress. This title has no right to be in your collection, just like big cities are no suitable environment for office chairs.

I have no idea why such crimes against gamedom even get published. Simple advice: hands off! Well, at least the sound is good.

A lot of stuff to do, but everything’s the same. If you are a huge fan of WWII and like to fly around in old aircrafts, then give this game a shot, everyone else should consider a look before buying.

On first sight, The Turtles license seems to be promising. But the game isn’t as amazing as it could be. The textures are boring to look at and the campaign can be completed within two hours.

Regardless of what you consider (graphics, sound or handling), Damnation emits the aura of being unfinished, even if you bought it for the full price. Graphic effects do NOT make sure that the game is a good one, there are simply too many details the developers didn't pay attention to in the first place to. Truly sad, isn't it?

Star Raiders gets boring way too quickly and fails to motivate you to play on. A little more variety in the levels and more realism in space travel would have been nice.

One of the biggest disappointments this summer.

Game Party: In Motion is a nice game for Xbox 360 and Kinect, which is great fun when played in multiplayer mode.

Amy rises above the zombie splatter masses with protagonist Lana really coming across as a depsperate young woman rather than yet another survivor who's practically a Navy SEAL and can mow down anything anyway. If only it were always clear what you're meant to do next. Still, you'll actually want to learn more of the story – not every survival horror game can claim that.

The graphical effects, the sounds, the atmosphere and the gameplay are boring and from yesteryear. It is one of those crappy license games everybody is afraid of.

Squandered potential. This is what we thought of after having played The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct. The lame story, unfinished gameplay, lots of bugs and errors and the stale graphics form a game we unfortunately cannot recommend at all. In contrary to Telltale Games's title based on the graphic novel, this is a waste of a formerly promising license.

Graphics suck, and so does the sound. To play the game successfully, you will have to practice a lot in advance.

Quotation forthcoming.

No storyline, aged graphics, a critical amount of lag, problems in terms of handling and variety, boring gameplay und much more have one goal: Pound the panda to the ground.

Sports Connection tries to ride the Wii Sports-esque wave of success. It fails horribly at doing so, it isn't even fun. Graphics and sound are weak, loading times are too long, the handling simply isn't accurate ... in short: This isn't the party game you're looking for.