RTS lovers will be satisfied as long as they are the encyclopedic fans only. Repetitiveness of the campaigns, soulless environment and a weird interface make this game extremely boring and odd. [Issue#252]

The “ultimate edition” adjustments could be a part of a larger patch. Dark Souls II changes dynamics and sweeps out some frustrating issues but still remains the weakest part of the series. [Issue#252]

Usable turn-based strategy does have a lot of mistakes, but you can feel the fanatical enthusiasm of its creators. And we can’t forget a few really good ideas in this piece. [Issue#251]

Connection to the Sid Meier's Civilization is just fake, this game doesn’t even offer any strategic orgies. Lower your expectations and you can have some fun making war not love... That counts, right? [Issue#251]

Even the greatest cynic will be touched by this brilliant platformer. Difficulty setting is missing here and you found this quite challenging even unmerciful. Considering the whole game this small flaw can be forgiven. [Issue#251]

Sly-looking puzzle platformer that has lot to say even eighteen years after the first release. If you didn't know the original, you wouldn’t recognize this one is a remake. [Issue#251]

Hotline Miami 2 expands virtually everything that the first part started. The sequel is larger, more epic, has a better soundtrack and it offers even greater challenge. [Issue#251]

New visuals and other improvements raise this excellent series to the next level. There are even original games in this collection – must have for all hardcore-nostalgia players. [Issue#251]

Quite good old fashioned MMORPG piece, that works only because it is so terribly same as Diablo. [Issue#251]

Cities XXL is almost identical to its predecessors, but despite the slight technical improvement, other parts remain the same or even worse. Hands off. [Issue#251]

Witty, but quite unoriginal puzzle platformer, that will finally find its audience, but the masses won't be thrilled. [Issue#251]

I don’t like dividing the games into the episodes. But if there is no other way to get it funded let's take it as a necessary evil. The first part is a promise of the unique experience with well-written heroes. [Issue#247]

Remake of older - but still interesting - Zelda, in which you will relive the last three days of the world again and again. [Issue#250]

One of the best adventure games from the German production and also one of the best games funded from a Kickstarter campaign. King Art Games were totally successful with this one. [Issue#250]

19 years are 19 years, and yet Resident Evil has something to say. Not only to its fans, who were spending evenings with the game back in 1996, but also to us, who were five years old or even less at that time. [Issue#250]

It's not earned easily, but if you are proficient in English and you also have patience to get in picture in a fantastical world, your reward will be a true treasure among current games. [Issue#250]

An interesting pirate adventure which very soon degrades into a journey of horror lined with dysfunctional mechanisms and game-killing bugs. [Issue#250]

The best choice for the hunter inside you. Especially if you enjoy the hunting preparation itself and preparing the right tools and the right sidekicks as well. [Issue#250]

An almost perfect remake of a great adventure, which has a lot to offer even to the modern gamers – thanks to the timelessness of the original. [Issue#250]

Very interesting and fun game, but its success depends on an ability and cooperation of your team. And even with a good team the fun doesn’t last long. [Issue#250]

The successful racing game that doesn’t want to scare players. Assetto Corsa is quite possibly the cheapest and most enjoyable way to see if you're really a competitor or if you just like hitting people who stand in your way. [Issue#250]

Heroes of Might & Magic III HD works as a cure for blinded fans of Ubisoft. The sole purpose of the game is to pull money from gamers. [Issue#250]

A wild mix of all possible games holds together surprisingly well, still mainly the orthodox fans of the genre will enjoy this piece most. [Issue#250]

The biggest problem with Apotheon is that the game controls are far from ideal for a platformer. Otherwise it would be an excellent game with great visuals. [Issue#250]

A technically brilliant port of the most excellent strategy game gives you an order to join the war of Gallia. [Issue#249]

The Talos Principle combines a sophisticated game with a deeply philosophical story that will remain in your memory for years to come. [Issue#249]

Funny “wannabe-adventure” nicely expands the Borderlands universe and represents a small fragment to the mosaic of the mad world of the Pandora planet. [Issue#249]

PES progressed into the elite league after years in the second division and immediately joined the battle for the title. What loses to FIFA 15 in the presentation, it makes up in the core gameplay itself. [Issue#249]

Old-school strategy, what tries and succeeds to bring you first-hand all the anxieties, that you would probably experience in a post-apocalyptic world. [Issue#249]

An interesting game from all points of view. It amuses even those people who are normally not interested in games at all. [Issue#249]

Veteran players will be pleased, the others not so much. Xulima’s tribute to the old times means mostly the extreme difficulty and uncompromising approach in every detail. [Issue#249]

Sophisticated tactical action with minimalistic visuals brings the mood of 80’s sci-fi movies – even pixilated Marines can perform a great show. Only the difficulty bar could be lowered a bit. [Issue#249]

Clever and well-balanced expansion, which didn’t break the original mechanics but revived them with several new packages and ideas. [Issue#249]

On the one hand GoT is a standard game from Telltale. On the other hand the game catches a spirit of Game of Thrones surprisingly well with its narrative qualities. [Issue#249]

Interactive story about friendship and adolescence, which will not fancy masses, but will be loved by empathetic individuals. [Issue#249]

If you have a small child, Juju will be a great fun. But its simplicity and lack of motivation will kill the interest of any older player. [Issue#249]

Almost documentary game focused on the lives of civilians in a war zone. Can you keep them healthy and fed until the end of a war? It's definitely harder and more interesting than shooting your way through the enemies. [Issue#248]

An excellent remake of an outstanding game that doesn't merely come with cosmetic improvements. What does it mean? You certainly need to have this piece at home, even if you have the original version. [Issue#248]

An excellent and entertaining game that innovates the series but it is ruined by poor optimization. Splendors of revolutionary Paris are flawed by annoying blunders that have been removed only now by Ubisoft. [Issue#248]

Rogue doesn´t bring anything new, but builds on the addictive model of Black Flag together with an entertaining story. Any fan of the assassin series and/or the boats should not hesitate. [Issue#248]

A game to spend the whole winter with. The breathtaking and complex story is set in a huge open world, and despite its partial mistakes the game works pretty well. [Issue#248]

Still a decent and fun platformer, but definitely the weakest part of the series. Developers count on the large amounts - both characters and effects - and especially on player creativity. [Issue#248]

With Far Cry 4 you get what you loved in Far Cry 3 - improved and with some innovations. Playability is great, but it will force you to think of the state of the game industry and everlasting urge of producers to cannibalize their own titles. [Issue#248]

Game aimed primarily at a younger audience to prepare them for far more complex titles. It also entertains adults but there is a threat they could ruin themselves with excessive figure or crystal purchases. [Issue#248]

Magical and atmospheric platformer that will teach you few things and also will touch your soul. Two-player co-op is highly recommended. [Issue#248]

Fast, playful and colorful game that does have style and dynamic action, but also a pretty dull story that soon becomes boring. [Issue#248]

Add–on delights old players with its complexity and incline to the past. It also offers an ideal start for new players. [Issue#248]

Great trip beyond ordinary human reality attracts gamers with its eccentric and brilliant visuals and amazing logic puzzles. [Issue#247]

Good old-fashioned action horror will please Resident Evil 4 fans especially. Anyone won’t be pleased with his technical errors. [Issue#247]

It is a vast universe with endless possibilities - nothing more, nothing less. If you prefer solo play and you have a vivid imagination give the game a chance. Otherwise leave it be. [Issue#247]

Straightforward copycat of "Souls" games achieved a success because it can reach players the Japanese series could not because it was too difficult. The game is still challenging but you won't be desperate from playing it. [Issue#247]

No compromise, no looking back. If you enjoyed the original you could possibly die of happiness. The only excuse not to play this gem could be your aversion to the dynamic duels concept. [Issue#247]

Nicely done remake of RPG hit shows the time can’t be stopped. This piece will make fans very happy but only them thou. [Issue#247]

Nicely done remake that shatters the veil of nostalgia and reveals the mistakes of the original. Fortunately remake also brings the story we can't see these days anymore. Must-have for all adventure fans. [Issue#247]

Traditional top-down tactical action never bores. Thanks to the community the game would only grow better. Increased difficulty is another bonus. [Issue#247]

Firaxis Games already know exactly what we want from Civilization so they gave it to us. They could try a little harder though not just play it safe. [Issue#247]

It is not flawless but new developers clearly show the Call of Duty franchise is still able to offer a lot of fun. [Issue#247]

If you take "A Golden Wake" as an excursion into the past and as a way to gain some historical knowledge easily – you'll be surprised. Just don't expect any real challenge. [Issue#247]

The epitome of old-school that doesn't reek of decay. There are a few bumps along the road, but oh, is it a road worth taking. [Issue#246]

Beautifully told story that manages to push the genre forward. The gameplay itself is unfortunately very repetitive. [Issue#246]

A fresh mix of Heroes of Might & Magic, Civilization and the 4X strategy genre that boasts an enticing atmosphere but lacks polish. [Issue#246]

A finely tuned game that doesn't need to overhaul anything and offers a gameplay experience without any compromises. [Issue#246]

Small in scope, large in fun it can deliver. Ideal for multiplayer brawling. [Issue#246]

The new engine looks great but while the foundation was successfully rebuilt, many core features are missing. [Issue#246]

While the racing is good, the game itself is sterile and lacks surprises. The high expectations weren't met. [Issue#246]

Different studio doesn't live up to the first two games and while the result is competent, it doesn't dazzle anymore. [Issue#246]

Wonderful detective story that takes its cues from the Sherlock movies as well as the TV series. Looks great, plays great. [Issue#246]

Well thought dungeons and elegantly utilized interface makes for a fun old-school romp. [Issue#246]

Arcade racing in a stunning world that is so enjoyable and addictive that topping it seems impossible. [Issue#246]

This adventure dazzles with its scope and for a few hours, and it'll keep you thoroughly interested and entertained. [Issue#246]

Don't go looking for any new features or updates. This year' incarnation is a product without purpose. [Issue#246]

Assassin's Creed meets Batman and gets up close and personal with the orcs. The most exciting visit to virtual Middle-earth in years. [Issue#246]

The pacing might not be everyone's cup of tea but for fans of the original movie, this is a must. [Issue#246]

Over the top yet unimaginative. At least the fights are dynamic and the game itself can be a breath of fresh air, considering what else is available on the Wii U. [Issue#245]

An excellent example of a meaningful DLC. Nobody cares that it's short when it's THAT intense. [Issue#245]

What seems boring is actually a very challenging puzzle game that will make you boil in fury as well as cheer in excitement. [Issue#245]

Flockers tried to be the new Lemmings but failed in all aspects. It looks good but plays stupid. [Issue#245]

Beloved world, action-packed gameplay, easy to get into, enjoyable to master. [Issue#245]

Another potentially great game that serves more as a beta version for the price of a finished product. You'll need a powerful PC to run it - and a lot of patience as well. [Issue#245]

Everything you'd hoped for from a collection like this. The console edition is just as addictive as the PC original and boasts a fun local co-op to boot. [Issue#245]

A pleasant mix of an action and tower defense game that sadly runs out of its charm sooner than one would hope for. [Issue#245]

Frantic platformer that never lets you pause for breath. Its levels are well thought out and the usage of time rewind keeps it fresh. [Issue#245]

No nightmare can match the sheer terror of looking into the eyes of a plush monster that has come to tear you apart. A new kind of horror is in town. [Issue#245]

One of the best titles of the previous generation is now available in all the next-gen glory and also with all the DLCs. Take it or leave it. [Issue#245]

Captivating beat'em'up infused with RPG elements and a healthy dose of Chilean mythology. It could use some fine tuning in regards of its control scheme but the game itself is worth revisiting. [Issue#245]

While the game builds on the legacy of its previous installments, it also repeats old mistakes. Only for the tolerant camp of the series' hardcore fans. [Issue#245]

Brings both Metro games to the year 2014 and their differing play styles together. Throw in a few bonuses and you've got a bargain, worth considering even for people who already own the individual games. [Issue#245]

Botched port mires an otherwise interesting title. The game doesn't look as good as it should on the PC and there are heaps of technical issues. Still a fun and absurd ride, though. [Issue#245]

Solid shooter focused on co-op gameplay, but it lacks story and variety, while sporting an ordinary RPG skill tree. [Issue#245]

They wanted to excel in everything and ended up excelling in nothing. The series is eating its own tailpipe and needs to be put down - ideally to make room for TOCA. [Issue#244]

It's smart, it's humorous and the only thing it really lacks is a unique charm. Its replayability is a great boon, though. [Issue#244]

If only there was a button to transform this game into a GOOD game. This is just a broken mix, designed to lure money out of your pockets. [Issue#244]

The same old story. Even though the story, in this case the game's driving model, is still pretty enjoyable. [Issue#244]

A solid mobile game, a shoddy Civ game. It gets boring after a measly two hours session, which is a subpar effort for this type of game. [Issue#244]

A short and simple adventure game with strong atmosphere delivered via an unique visual style. If you're looking for something different, this is it. [Issue#244]

Just another superfluous WW2 game that is brought down by horrendous AI and shoddy attempts at emotional heroism. [Issue#244]

A solid action game, focused on stealth, larger maps and picking enemies from a distance. The game has its weak spots but in overall, plays refreshingly. [Issue#244]

The game engulfs you in its setting but brings it down with dumb platforming. A pity - this could've been so much better. [Issue#244]