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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

A Tower Defense game that absolutely could have been a lot more fun than it is.

There are many other roguelikes that deserve your attention more than Bard's Gold.

Shadwen has a lot of good ideas that never really delivers on their promises and the game ends up feeling like a half-finished product.

The cute graphics and the entertaining story can’t save this repetitive and shallow game.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan is repetitive, has a boring level design, and is not a game I can recommend to anyone.

Hyrule Warriors Legends is a repetitive and shallow experience without any kind of depth in the game's story, characters or gameplay.

Time hasn't been kind to Heavy Rain. Parts of it are still exciting, but we really didn’t need a remaster of this game.

Dead Effect 2 might have been acceptable on mobile phones, but it doesn't work here. Every aspect of Dead Effect 2 is worse than other games in the same genre on Steam.

What was supposed to be a fun ride, turned out to be a huge disappointment. The awful presentation, physics and controls makes me wish that Microsoft will announce a HD-remaster of Motocross Madness at E3 this year. Anything but this.

Homefront: The Revolution has some good ideas and it has its moments that engage the player. But there are also too many technical issues and bugs for me to recommend it until they've patched the game.