The biggest problem with F.3.A.R. is the stress on shooter aspects and the small amount of shock effects.

Overall Runes of Magic: Lands of Despair – Chapter IV is a nice add-on with many new changes for a better game experience.

Where graphical aesthetics, thrilling atmosphere and a cinematic soundtrack celebrate their marriage, the gamer always wins.

You play as Harry, Hermine or one of Harry's friends to defeat the dark lord, but with a total play time of 4 hours I would have expected a better gameplay.

If you were ever looking for a Harry Potter-themed shooter, this is your game. Otherwise, it's just too different from the other games: No more riddles, no more sneaking, and only four hours of gameplay. Ouch.

Learning with the PooYoos Episode 1 is a cute and good education game for children.

Armada 2526: Supernova does not reinvent the wheel. Unfortunately, the add-on shows the same weaknesses as the vanilla version. Nevertheless, fans will enjoy the new races, techs and unique planet features.

If you loved Asteroids, the original, you will get the clue behind Run Ghost Run quiet quickly – and love it. It's well designed and a good game for on-the-go and for short breaks.

STORM – Frontline Nation is a good turn-based strategy game. It would have been better if there were more different units and buildings and maybe a story. But the atmosphere in the game is very good.

It's one of the good sniper games out there, providing hours of fun. The low price suggests a good bargain, which it is, but just don't expect a premium title.

Red Faction: Armageddon offers a new destruction-engine, cool weapons and some entertaining missions.

A true pearl – not only for retro friends.

A great piece of handicraft.

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.

It's the beautiful next-gen graphics, music and sounds which the developers can be proud of showing to people, easy and intuitive controls and an "oldie but goldie" game-idea that will make Puzzle Dimension a 3D puzzle platformer, which will definitely stay without equal for quite a bit of time.

The game is lame and the controls are imprecise, while the atmosphere and the graphics/sounds are really ok, but overall it won't keep the player in the mood to play for more than thirty minutes.

The game features a pretty weird setting, a badass main-character, awesome sounds and entertaining gameplay. Only the oldschool graphics and the highlight-free story lower the score, but all in all it's a pretty cool survival action game.

Its colors, forms and sounds make up for a unique experience. Then, the high difficulty as well as the problems with the camera hinder the game to become a shining star.

The lack of a versus mode, a minimal usage of the 3D feature and the bad atmosphere are lowering the score, while the rest offers you a solid 2D-jump'n'run game in the world of Naruto Shippuden.

If you like LEGO, collecting things and coop-games, you can't do anything wrong, if simple gameplay and the pirate scenario is ok for you.

A must-have for fans of the Magic universe and those to be.

Recommended to fans of the franchise and also to newcomers. While the single player campaign is entertaining and offers a lot of content, the multiplayer mode is only average. It's a nice goodie, nothing more. The atmosphere, the localization and the videos are pretty well done, which let the player forget time and play hours.

Pretty convincing with a cool mix between riddles, action and dexterity passages.

Although Kung Fu Panda 2 is a nice breeze of fresh air for the widely overlooked genre of the turned-based RPGs, the top dogs such as Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy don't have anything to fear.

Rabbids 3D seems to be done for younger players who have no or just little experience with jump'n'runs.

The best game of Ubisoft's launch titles for the 3DS, but I hope that there will be a successor which uses the power of the 3DS much more.

It's more a shooter than a horror game. The story isn't stunning and the missing freedom in the levels is a major disadvantage. The graphics aren't state of the art, while the sound effects are pretty cool. Also the KI is challenging and the slow motion sequences are pretty entertaining. But the core element of the game is the amazing coop-mode, where you are playing with a friend (one Paxton Fettel and one plays Point Man).

Alma would be a little disappointed if she played F.3.A.R.. The game has lost a lot of his mystic atmosphere and the horror parts have been removed by shooter parts. But the original horror was the essence that had made the predecessors so unique and outstanding. The coop-mode is amazing though.