Still a solid experience even this many years later. Apart from the obvious visual enhancements, Modern Warfare takes us back to the bright days of the modern shooter.

Better than the first game, but not quite up there where it should be. Too much hype is too much hype. Nice implementation of online play, though.

Expands and enhances the concept of its predecessor in every respect. A larger world, a deeper and more accessible combat system and the use of different points of view makes it one of the most engaging human fantasy strategy games ever.

An engaging and different action fix with interesting time stopping mechanics and a bold visual style.

The best in the series thus far. The extremely friendly career mode is catchy and just what the game needed.

It was a good idea all along, but even after all these years of waiting and waiting a bit more, this third chapter in the series comes across as the weakest part.

As was the case with Guacamelee, let's hope that Drinkbox decide to publish versions of this fine old school RPG for other platforms than the Vita as well.

If you had been hoping for much more than a visual upgrade, you will be disappointed. The game is still awesome, though and well worth its weight in gold.

Apart from a somewhat weak single-player experience, GW2 is simply a blast online.

An incredibly well written story that evokes more emotions than one could expect. A game worth experiencing if you are into the more soulful aspect of interactive storytelling.

Possibly the best FF game in the past 15 years. There's more action while still retaining a deep character experience with an utterly charming cast of protagonists.

An underdog of the role-playing scene in 2010, now available in an even prettier version.

A fantastic social game finds its way to Xbox One and a soothing 60 frames per second.

A well needed breath of fresh air to the sports manager genre. Surprisingly addictive and quite deep for fans of the genre and racing alike.

Don't be fooled by the mere one year from announcement to release, as Obsidian's latest masterpiece has development going back as far as 2006. Old school is the new.

If there ever was a time where new, as well as veteran, players to the series could jump right in and get a deep football experience, that would be right about now.

Bigger, better and on all levels a more complete experience than the first game. We welcome Kat's new moves, which change the gameplay dynamics for the better.

The mix of online shooter and RPG works almost perfectly and it's all wrapped up in a really nice package.

This makeover of the 2012 original is worth playing, even for current owners of this essential Vita release. In spite of the somewhat simple gameplay, manipulating gravity is quite liberating.

An enjoyable gaming experience that offers gamers of all levels a wealth of opportunities and challenges.

A well deserved final chapter in a long saga.

A Greatest Hits of Trackmania Games in a single release.

Has all the qualities of a full price action game, but at a fraction of the price. Considering this creative shooter is a no-brainer.

A rock solid take on the RTS genre, and a game not trying to be something it's not.

Give Paradox a bit of time to streamline the design and spice up the game with more more content, and we will be fully satisfied.

One of the best LEGO games yet, and it's refreshing to know that TT Games, even after dealing with the franchise for a long time, are still trying to improve with each release.

A wonderful platform adventure set in the beautiful Swedish wilderness. Not many games come close in graphical prowess.

Deserves a place in school education as a work of art.