The Scorchers DLC is a cool proposition for fans of Rage. This unexpected release from Bethesda would have been even more surprising and impressive, if it had more content. Fortunately, this DLC is cheap and offers new missions, places, a great new weapons and some minor tweaks. Some other publishers would want to sell such a product in parts and for more money. You should also remember that playing Rage on a PC now is a completely new experience. No more freezing, crashes or textures popping-up in front of you - you should give it another try, and this DLC is a great excuse to do so.

In the preview stage Revolution looked like a good, rich expansion - four new multiplayer maps, a new arena, new additions to the zombie mode and a new machine gun. Unfortunately every positive aspect has a negative counterpart. Downhill is an excellent map, but there's also a poorly made Hydro, and Mirage and Grind - while interesting - are too small to reach full potential. Zombie mode has a cool Die Rise, but on the other hand Turned is atrocious. The balance of the universe is intact, but Call of Duty fans surely wanted more. Revolution is a mediocre opener for a fully paid "season".

What we have here is a poor and stupid cousin of every tycoon ever. Camping Manager 2012 is a game aimed at very desperate manager game fans that have completed every game in the genre, and their ancient PC is to weak for Maxis' new game. Camping Manager looks like a student project that somehow escaped from the university and made its way on the market. Its place is at the bottom of the "sale!" bin in a supermarket.

Taking into consideration that a small studio like Grinding Gear Games is able to offer a great game like Path of Exile for free, you can't help but look at Iesabel as an ugly money grab for a unfinished game. Only the biggest fans of the genre could be persuaded to play it, but they'd be doing it at their own risk. Everyone else - stay away. Competitors are much better than Iesabel in every possible way.

Professional Farmer 2014 is not a dream come true for lovers of managing a virtual farm. It has to many simplifications, strange solutions and technical issues, and too few new ideas. Extreme fans of this genre should be satisfied for a while, but in the long run this game is simply really boring.

The Walking Dead: Season 2 - despite being not as brilliant as Season 1 - offers an equally good and moving story. Clementine is now the main character and the developer chose to show her maturing over the course of the game, which was a great decision. The news season is a perfect interactive movie - if a very limited gameplay has put you off before, it most certainly will do it again. Of course, fans of The Walking Dead should definitely play the sequel.

LEGO Batman 3 recycles well known things and adds more characters and unlockables. Every year it seems that following this trend finally will stop bringing money, but every year it turns out that LEGO fans are strong and happy. The third LEGO Batman is a really decent game but the grade would be higher if only the developers would create a better story and a more interesting world with more novelties.

Trove is an ok game. It's far from perfect but it guarantees considerable amount of fun. You get interesting new ideas, a diverse world and really cool classes but it could be so much more. The combat is too simple, the endgame is repulsive and lobby queues are extremely long. It's "pretty good" right now and on its way to "very good" in the future.

Crudelis is a game based on a terrific idea that is worth copying in the future. Unfortunately the execution in terms of the narrative and technical side isn't that good. If the type of gameplay and issues that characterize this game doesn't bother you, give it a shot. It's original enough.

Naruto Online is a simple browser game that is pleasing to the eye and is bound to a very popular franchise. The gameplay is straightforward, battles are easy - many will consider this game a cool little "distractor" but other will find it boring. I'm a fan of the series and enjoy short gaming sessions with Naruto Online but I would love to get something more than grinding with well known characters.

Farm Expert 2017 shows the specifics of being a true farmer in a really good way - there's much to do. Unfortunately there won't be many people who will do it - this is a great candidate for Gaming Razzies in the "worst technical side" category. Many moons will pass before this game is playable. Frustration instead of fun.

Dolmen is little but an average, derivative game with some serious balance issues. Now, this can be mended in time, and apart from that, it offers enjoyable exploration, decent gunplay, and pleasant stylistics. Still, for most players, that might not be enough.

Saints Row got rebooted in a way that should appeal to anyone, meaning it's very safe. And as such, it doesn't interest me in any way. It is a perfect example of a mediocre title - play & forget.

Risen is still the same, great RPG with all the things that made Piranha Bytes’ first games so enchanting. What’s more, it still looks good (apart from faces) and is much less crude.

Minecraft Legends should provide a lot of fun in small doses because most of the gameplay mechanics are superb. What’s more, the game will receive a multiplayer mode in the future, which should offer a completely different experience.

The game has some amusing moments, is quite engaging and successfully evokes some emotions. At the same time, it can be very clumsy and if less time was spent on breast physics and more on gameplay and interface improvements, the title would be much more compelling.

Assassin's Creed: Mirage has some good features that fans should appreciate, but ultimately even they will become tired with extremely dull gameplay. We should demand more from this series. This kind of pseudo-return to the roots is not enough.

Eugen Systems studio finally listened to the fans, let go of the World War II and created what is probably the definitive form of its vision of a tactical game about a conventional world war III. Will this be enough to keep the title of leader in its niche? Time will tell, after the success of Wargame there is no shortage of imitators, and WARNO is taking no risks to surprise with something new.

63 Days brings out mixed emotions. On one hand I was tired and irritated with bugs and gameplay solutions, on the other - I cared for the characters, and a terrifying and suggestive war-torn Warsaw made me want to check out every corner of the map. In a very small niche of games about the Warsaw Uprising this is quite good. But when you look at 63 Days as a regular game, then you'll see that others did the same thing much better.

I’m happy to conclude that Against the Storm got a great DLC - one that makes you dive into the game for dozens of hours. Nightwatchers is a treat for the fans, and it made me wait for more expansions, or perhaps even an entirely new project. The developers have shown that they can create truly unique games.

Highlands Fishing is an expansion pack that shows that Giants Software is capable of experimenting without losing the spirit of the series. It is the most beautiful and atmospheric map in the history of the series, with well-implemented fishing mechanics, new crops, activities and machines.

At the start of its early access run, Masters of Albion shows no signs of reinventing the god simulator genre – because it doesn’t even come close to that subgenre; it merely pretends id does. It’s just a run-of-the-mill game: colourful and pretty, with an exciting building system and a story you can play through. And that’s about it, because the rest is either in its infancy or simply not very interesting.