Super Mario Maker without the possibility of sharing levels through the internet feels like playing chess alone. It's a well designed game, but it certainly lacks something.

Yesterday Origins is a nice looking point and click game with lots of puzzles. The story doesn't really come together, though.

There's a surprisingly good campaign in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, but the multiplayer doesn't deliver.

Moto Racer 4 is a game that demands a lot from the player both in terms of patience and dexterity, its graphics are not the best and the hyped VR mode is somewhat of a bad joke. But if you can ignore the forgettable heavy metal soundtrack and can appreciate the gameplay consisting of challenges instead of regular races, you have a lot to do here. Should you prefer to burn rubber around in circles though, is not the game for you. However, if you love twitchy arcade racers and like to challenge yourself, you should definitely pick up Moto Racer 4.

Even though Sega 3DS Classics Collection isn't a full priced game, it should've included more games and a sense of history with documents and pictures about them.

WRC 6 is competing with the likes of Dirt Rally, and in that race WRC 6 comes up short. It's a fun game, but it doesn't stand out in the market.

Football Manager 2017 doesn't reinvent itself with this years version of the game. Not that it really needed to, but there's few surprises here.

Mario Party: Star Rush is best played in the company of others, but it's far from the best game in this series.

Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice is surprisingly good with a level design that actually takes advantage of the speed the character has.

Edge Case Games has created something pretty unique with Fractured Space while using a well known game design. The attention to detail in the strategic system and graphical presentation heightens the overall experience.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X is a pretty straightforward singing and dancing game. It's both fun and challenging on higher difficulty levels, but it's dragged down by forcing a story on the player.

Headlander could've been of the best games of the year if the combat were better and the environments more varied. Now it's just a good game.

Pac-Man: Championship Edition 2 is a game for all of you who love chasing after new high scores.

Being part of a community that works together to build different structures is fun ... at least for a while.

There's some fun in Metroid Prime: Federation Force as long as you're playing together with others, but if you're looking for a deep single-player experience you won't find it here.

Armikrog should've been so much more than it is. Sure, it's nice to look at the visuals and listen to the music, but it's not really that entertaining to play.

Worms W.M.D. is a good party game, for when you have friends over and you want a game to play together from the couch.

I want to love Bound - the game has many great qualities and it's very creative - but a lot of the ideas don't come together in the gameplay.

If you're looking for a gripping story or explosive action, Poly Bridge might not be for you. This is a peaceful game about building bridges.

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is yet another solid Lego game that uses the same formula we've come to know over the years.

Valentino Rossi: The Game is a good racing game, it feels good to drive and the physics works pretty well. Fans of Valentino Rossi might find more enjoyment in the game than the more casual players, though.

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness isn't a bad game, it's just another Japanese rpg among many others. We've seen this done before, and a lot better.

The Technomancer might have been the beginning of a new and fresh role playing-series in the hands of a more experienced developer, like Bioware. It's a game worth playing for its story and setting, but the game's full potential is never realized.

When Mirror's Edge released back in 2008, it felt like a polished technology demo. Mirror's Edge Catalyst promised to be much more than that, but it doesn't live up to all of those promises. There's still a good game here and something for everyone who fell in love with the original.

Hearts of Iron IV is an ambitious grand strategy game. The different components work well, but nothing in the game really stands out as impressive or entertaining.

Dying Light is a better game, but it was Dead Island that started it all. If you want to take a vacation on a tropical Island during a zombie invasion, this is the game for you.

Party Hard is a unique experience. The game blends humour and ultraviolence with stealth and a high difficulty level. Party Hard might actually be too hard for its own good.

Battleborn offers a seven hour long campaign that feels pretty weak, but the multiplayer is fun and there's lots of loot. Like many other games in this genre, Battleborn works best when you're playing together with friends.

The Park is a short experience. The game lasts an hour or two and the purpose of the journey is predictable. I enjoy short and well-told experiences, but my walk through this park isn't as memorable as I had hoped.

There's a good idea here, but the game falls short of delivering on its promise. It quickly becomes too repetitive and slow.

Star Fox Zero isn't a bad game - far from it - but it doesn't provide anything new of value to the franchise and it's not as good as the earlier games in the series.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games works alright as a handheld game, but I can't help but feel that this will be a better experience when it releases on Wii U.

Hitman needs a better focus, fewer bugs and more variation in the next episode.

Grappling hooks are always fun; but boring levels and questionable design choices together with shabby product placement make this ten year anniversary of Chibi-Robo nothing more than a shrug. Better luck next time, lil'buddy.

I like the intensity of the combat, the visual design in the game and its faithfullness to Narutos story and universe, but it doesn’t hold my interest for more than an hour at a time.

Plantera looks and plays like a mobile game, the graphics are charming and the game in itself is very cute. But it lacks in both content and depth.

Goat Simulator is fun at first, but it gets old quickly. If you can, play it on the computer where it controls much better.

Superhot is fun in short bursts thanks to its innovative game design, but it doesn’t last very long.

I’m really impressed by many elements in Far Cry Primal and there’s plenty to do. It all becomes a bit too repetitive in the end, though.

Street Fighter V is a joy to play and the game mechanics are great, but the lack of content hurts the experience.

A racing game that doesn’t feel good to play. I recommend that you wait for something better to come along.