Sudou Ball Detective is like oil on water. The game doesn’t seem to succeed to mix Sudoku puzzles with a story. The amount of puzzles, 240, seems impressive, but is nothing compared to the million in Platinum Sudoku on the Nintendo DS.

The developer should have called Puzzle Kingdoms Puzzle Quest 1.2. It doesn’t improve much compared to the original, but it is entertaining and that is what it is all about.

The game has a unique graphic style and gives you the possibility to kill cute creatures in a brutal way. With more players on the couch the game comes to its full potential, but at the same time it could be very chaotic on the screen. The biggest downfall is that the gameplay is mostly the same throughout the game and there aren’t many checkpoints. But if you take your time to glide on a massive pile of blood, all will be quickly forgotten.

The idea of piecing together your ultimate team is fun, but FIFA Superstars asks you the ultimate price for it. You don't have to pull out your wallet, but if you don't, you'll never get anywhere in this game. FIFA Superstars isn't free to play, it's pay to play.

Yes, Year of the Snake is a better expansion than Nightmare in North Point. Still, the downloadable content is plagued by the same problems as the original game, and its short length makes sure you'll never get dragged into its story.

Ten Euros for one hour of gameplay is simply too much when most of the content is rehashed from the original. The story is ridiculous and actually hurts Sam as a character. And because you can't use him in the main game, or upgrade him, there's not much fun to be had with him - aside from the optional VR-missions. Only the most dedicated fans could consider giving this a go. Everyone else: ignore this.

A fun free game with a simple goal. By collecting money and upgrading your soldier, you’ll offer more and more resistance to enemy troops. Peacekeepers might not have a lot of depth or the most originality, but it’s definitely worth a try.

This is the ultimate version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The improvements and added DLC won’t warrant a new purchase for those who already played it, but if you haven’t then you should definitely play it now.

Chariot is a morbidly funny platformer that is especially nice to play on the couch with a friend. Playing Chariot all by yourself gets boring quickly, we miss background music to make the puzzle elements and colorful levels more lively.

The Lord of the Hunt is pretty solid. The DLC offers more of the same, but you will get a brand new Nemesis-scheme plus new side missions and collectibles. The new Beastmasters and the emphasis on riding beasts give Lord of the Hunt a reason to be played. It is too bad that all skills and the full map are unlocked from the beginning.

Resident Evil Origins Collection is not really worth it. There are no extras and every game is already on sale for half the price of this collection. The inventory of Resident Evil Zero is so complex that it still makes the game feel like work. Just play Resident Evil HD Remaster and stick with that, please.

The concept of Wondershot is pretty good: you only get one life and one chance to use your gun if you miss target. On the PC it is too bad that the game is very much made for local co-op play, as many home setups do not really allow for more than one person to sit. Plus, Wondershot does not have enough personality to really stick.