Old gameplay mechanics and some minor innovations are not guaranteeing that this series is going in the right direction. Sports games and real money microtransaction don't mix well. Zero respect for the time of the players that don't have fat wallets.

Wrath of the Mutants is an old-school arcade port that adds little new to the 'home' version of the game, which can still be completed in about an hour. It's mainly for TMNT collectors and younger fans of the newer turtles.

Playing Skull and Bones is like taking a really long boat ride. Sure, it gets exciting at times, but most of the time you’re just going through the motions, raising those numbers and wondering why you are even playing a game that’s clearly inferior to the game it was based on.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions changes the traditional Quidditch rules so they make more sense, but doesn’t have enough content to survive as a live service game. Just like how the Harry Potter books and movies have forgotten about this senseless wizard sport, we think you will too.

We’ve had a lot of great JRPGs this year, but this isn’t one of them. Unless you’re a fan of Fairy Tail, there are very few reasons why you’d want to play this game. The battles are generic, the game expects you to know the plot and it often seems like the game just wants you to be done with it and move on.

With legacy that Blood Bowl has, it was presumed that the sequel would be better than the predecessor. Unfortunately that is not the case with this game. Unfortunate fumble, I need my Rat Ogre one more time.

Syberia Remastered is like a beautiful but empty frame — polished on the outside, yet lacking any real substance within to justify the time or money. It remains a game frozen in the era of its original release, never adapting to modern standards. This remaster was the perfect opportunity to fix that, but unfortunately, it’s an opportunity that was completely wasted.

A remaster of a nostalgic special game from the old GameCube days, it brings nothing special to the table other than the chance to play this classic on modern systems with limited upgrades and a slew of issues that ruin the retro experience.

The final title in the first season of this anthology is a mediocre experience worth trying, but one you'll probably only feel the need to go through once.

Start your mowers, start aggressively into the battle with the overgrown grass (but not too aggressively in order as not to damage the engine) and show the world that you have mastered another absurd game.

LEGO Brawls delivers fast-paced fun and plenty of content but not much depth. Unless you're a super fanatic for all things LEGO, this title is unlikely to hold your attention for long.

We can only recommend the game to extreme fans of the Batman/Gotham universe as well as people who have this as their first PlayStation 5 game because once you start any other game and see 60fps with good controls, Gotham Knights will be instantly forgotten.

Blades of Fire brings a fresh combat system and addictive weapon crafting, but its unconvincing story and poorly designed levels with excessive backtracking wear players down. At 60 hours, it's far too long for what it offers, with technical issues adding to the frustration—but its colorful visual style and engaging combat might still appeal to Action RPG fans.

Better buy real lasagna instead of wasting money on this very poor copy of Mario Party.

On paper, South Park: Snow Day! sounds like a blast—a co-op RPG action set in the 3D world of the legendary series, complete with its trademark unfiltered humor. However, in practice, the completely broken combat system and very poor technical solutions make this title look like nothing more than a huge missed opportunity.

Log Away taught me that the hardest part of escaping into the woods isn’t hunger or the cold, but fighting the interface and desperately searching for anything - absolutely anything - meaningful to do.

Postal that we don't want to remember. Definitely an unfinished piece of software that will let even the most ardent fans know that for some games it is better to stay in the past forever.

All in all, you have a really bad shooter with even worse acting, non-existent mission variations, bugs that have been around for over half a year, and a ton of other things that will put you off ever starting this game again - you could say that it's “criminally bad” (pun intended).

A legendary Japanese RPG like Chrono Cross deserves much better treatment than this devastatingly bad remaster.

Babylon's Fall, an otherwise ambitious and potential ridden project crumbles under the weight of bad design decisions much like the famous tower its title refers to.

Unfortunately, War Mongrels is yet another failure to resurrect the original Commandos formula. Bugs, terrible AI, and horrid controls will ruin the experience for those nostalgics who just want to relive the magic of and old-school real-time tactical games.

Unfortunately for the fans, this is a missed opportunity. Flashback 2 is a name that induces great respect between members of retro gaming communit but because of this game that name has been smudged. We hope that this title will be forgotten quickly and that there will be a second try at this franchise, this time with a new developer team at the helm if possible.

A textbook example of how not to remaster games from the PlayStation 2 era, these defective "definitive" releases are just desecration of three classic titles that deserve much better treatment.