The ideas are great, its execution not. It's still worthwhile, given the original protagonist and a deeper meaning woven into the concept but it fails to reach higher marks. [Issue#244]

A nice robo-drama that doesn't need to complicate things. The Fall is clever, albeit a little bit inhuman. [Issue#244]

Everything we loved about old RPGs in a complete, modern package. It's hard, it's well thought out, there's tons of options and most importantly, tons of fun. [Issue#244]

Tex is back and it's right where he left off, ignoring more than 15 years of gaming evolution. It would've helped if he kept himself a little more up to speed.

The arty crust hides a tasty platformer, that is unfortunately marred by perpetual darkness. The gloomy atmosphere rules everything.

Average at its best.

A well done MMO that can lure players not familiar with the genre. But if you've played MMOs before, this one doesn't offer anything new, nor anything exciting.

The quality stands but only whets your appetite and doesn't fill it. This much fragmenting is killing the series.

The shortest episode so far but the most intense as well, pushing the moral boundaries towards the extreme.

Solid realtime strategy focused on multiplayer. You'll enjoy it - unless you've played the first one. Almost nothing new has been added.

If the price was halved and the humour less forced, then the game would be worth it. This is just a rehash, albeit a good one.

Breathtaking presentation plus creative combat plus a metaverse of metaphors equals a romance that is brief, but oh so captivating.

Despite its flaws, this is a solid game to play with your young ones - especially if you've beaten all the Lego games.

Sneaking through the thickets, luring enemies away with stones and gripping situations are right up the alley of any stealth fan. Sadly, there's not much more you can do in the game.

If you've enjoyed shooters of old, you'll love how freshly packaged this one is.

Successful continuation of the original Diablo clone.

Ambitious, yet under-cooked attempt at a revolution. The flaws are fixable, though, so keep an eye on this series.

Finally, everything that we love (and hate) about Broken Sword clicks together. Anyone who loves the series will be right at home. [Issue#242]

A modern platformer focused on crafting and dressed in a wonderful retro garb. Sadly, it recycles itself way too much. [Issue#242]

Didn’t fulfill our expectations at all. You might be better off downloading some freeware horror games. [Issue#242]

A clear argument that iOS can support deep, complex games. Stealthing your way out a dystopia has never been so much fun. [Issue#242]

Same as the last time but the graphics are beautiful, the tracks varied and online play works like a charm. [Issue#242]

Fast, funny and well made. But is free-to-play really the future? [Issue#242]

A very challenging strategy game that depicts a world of sorcerers and their empires. Civilization with spells? Yes – and it bites hard. [Issue#242]

Another miss for the Spiders Studios. What must’ve looked good in theory didn’t translate into reality. Stay away. [Issue#242]

The best exploration game yet? Ether One has a great story and a few interesting mechanics that will bring you an unique gaming experience. [Issue#242]

Nicely looking sequel that was obviously rushed and now it’s up to the community to bring it to completion. [Issue#242]

Fantastic, original platformer that offers a reasonable challenge, although given its high price, it could be a little longer. [Issue#242]

Looks simple and boring but when you give it a shot (pun not intended), it’ll hold your attention even if you couldn’t care less about golf – or Mario. [Issue#242]

New units, a little bit of polish and that’s about it. But it stills works like a charm! [Issue#242]

The heart of the game is in its logical execution of conversations and puzzles, while not being trivial. [Issue#242]

Bunch of fresh animations doesn’t merit a buy. The Brazilian setting is well done but the game is still way too overpriced. [Issue#242]

Beautiful game that tries to appeal to both kids and adults – and succeeds most of the time. Ubisoft shows that trying something new is worth it. [Issue#242]

Frenzied and unforgiving, Tower of Guns reeks of nostalgia but when you give it a try, it throws a curveball that’s hard to deny. [Issue#241]

Brilliant arcade shooter than just won’t let go. Looks great, plays great and practically invites you to participate in vicious dogfights. [Issue#241]

Heaps of fun, dirt cheap. The game keeps coming up with entertaining challenges and enjoyable surprises. [Issue#241]

The refurbishing team did a great job. Both games look quite fashionable and show their resistance to age. [Issue#241]

Overwrought puzzle platformer, which level design makes it way too hard. Give it a try – if you’ve got the patience. [Issue#241]

Coal mining while sailing between the clouds could be fun, if it wasn’t for all the terrible coding. You’d be better off with Terraria or Starbound. [Issue#241]

Jane Jensen gave life to a beautiful flower planted into a pile of visual manure. But we all know how good a pile of manure is for growth. [Issue#241]

What it gains on atmospherics, it lacks in gameplay and the story is uneven, saved only by a few brilliant scenes. [Issue#241]

Newbies will be lost, veterans not satisfied. It’s firing on all cylinders but the rounds don’t last. Nice showcase of the new engine, though. [Issue#241]

New world, new clashes in the courtroom, good old heroes. If you count yourselves among their fans, you’ll won’t be disappointed. [Issue#241]

Fun romp, beautifully rendered and executed. Fantastic superpowers make up for the lack of depth. [Issue#241]

The series ramps up its intensity and shows the dark side of popular fairy tale figures. If only the game could be a little longer… [Issue#241]

The story of two separated characters is nicely interwoven but that’s about it. Gene Mocsy failed to dazzle us. [Issue#241]

A solid stealth game that fails as an action adventure. While the aesthetics are interesting, the story quickly becomes a bore. [Issue#241]

A complex, albeit a little confusing strategy game. If you have the time and enthusiasm to pour into it, you will be rewarded. [Issue#241]

Heaps of new content provides hours of fun, even though the campaign could use a little extension. But if you’re a fan, this is a must. [Issue#241]

Perfect story, perfect direction, not-so-perfect gameplay. [Issue #240]

Brilliant addition to the solid core of the original game. Better in every aspect. [Issue #240]

Polished from its first pixel to its last, this FPS will show the way of multiplayer action for years to come. [Issue #240]

Terraria-like experience suited for the lone wolves in the gaming crowd. More suited for being enjoyed on the go. [Issue #240]

Targets the casual crowd and targets it rather well - but don't expect anything beyond that. [Issue #240]

The game takes its time to ramp up the pace but when it gets going, it doesn't stop. [Issue #240]

An interesting twist on the concept of a tycoon game that falls short of its ambition. [Issue #240]

The laughs are lifted from the movie but the gameplay is a lot of fun for anyone capable of holding a controller. [Issue #240]

This new Thief does a lot things right but can still be rather clumsy at times. Definitely worth trying, though. [Issue #240]

A mediocre button masher at best, brought down by absurd design choices and low production values. [Issue #240]

Polished platformer suited for younger audiences due to its low difficulty. [Issue #240]

Duck hunt overloaded with QTEs and terrible graphics. Stay away. [Issue #240]

Beautiful world and solid gameplay, countered by a boring story and not very likeable characters. [Issue #240]

The first game was close to what a gaming nirvana would be like, the second one inches even closer. [Issue #240]

More of a quirky technological demo than a full gaming experience. There's enough tentacles but not enough fun. [Issue #239]

This conversion ain't so shiny, yet it offers a solid portion of what every Assassin fan craves, with a charming lead character to boot. [Issue #239]

We expected Tim Schafer to deliver the unique and we weren't wrong. Broken Age stands on the threshold of a classic adventure and a tablet game while retaining a lot of soul. [Issue #239]

Works rather well even after all these years, yet there are still some technical irks that shouldn't be there at all. [Issue #239]

Four months of waiting for an hour of gameplay? That's hardly a case for celebration, even though the compelling narrative standards remained intact. [Issue #239]

The same game looking better - and offering a deeper immersion into Lara's island nightmare. [Issue #239]

An absolutely lean game, both aesthetically and design-wise. If Buddha played tower defense, this would be it. [Issue #239]

Not much of an adventure game but boy, what fun! [Issue #239]

This dialogue based RPG has fallen into the trap of its own ambition. One can only hope that the potential next installment might be able to avoid it. [Issue #239]

Still very hard, still very enjoyable. A no-brainer for all the fans of the series but also for anyone with a Wii U. [Issue #239]

The art of swordplay meets the art of dynamic gameplay. An offer for two that shines mostly through local multiplayer. [Issue #239]

Raiden reaps what the action filled gameplay sows and if it wasn't for the clunky camera and lackluster plot, there would be nothing to complain about. [Issue #239]

Some drawbacks and glitches aside, this is hardcore fun for the turn-based enthusiast. The not so enthusiastic player needs to brace himself for a steep difficulty curve. [Issue #239]

A perfect blend of the old and the new, which shows that archaic gameplay can still be lots of fun. [Issue #239]

The same bunch of exercises spiced up with a few new features, like the ability to use gamepad as a display. The game is a proven recipe and it’ll keep you occupied for a while. [Issue#238]

We were wishing for something a little bit different but in the end, Telltale did good by sticking to their guns – because this looks like another hell of a ride. [Issue#238]

One can’t really complain about the lack of platformers these days, but when you pick up Valdis, you can be sure of getting the highest quality available. [Issue#238]

Beautifully drawn, beautifully animated, yet frustrating puzzle platformer, capable of enchanting you in one minute and pissing you off in another. [Issue#238]

A cool remaster of an unique and very offbeat adventure game. It’s short but worth the modest price. [Issue#238]

Ryse is like someone you notice at a party but after you spend some time together, you realize that person lacks charm and can’t tell the difference between a duel and a duet. [Issue#238]

The way this relationships-on-a-space-station simulator reflects our real life social networking is way cool. Its price, not so much. [Issue#238]

This games is focused on what it wants to achieve and boy, does it ever. And as it changes over time, it’ll keep you coming back for days and days. [Issue#238]

A solid modernization of the classic Alpha Centauri that honors its tradition and brings it to new life. Sadly, the AI is a tragedy. [Issue#238]

Is this glass half empty or half full? Depending on your taste, Nihilumbra can go either way. [Issue#238]

A fresh look at the genre that also doesn’t lose sight of the key basics that make a great adventure game. [Issue#238]

Fantastic, albeit short platformer, that will grip you with its original theme and damn good gameplay. [Issue#238]

THE racing package for every PS3 owner. Although there are dips in overall quality, it still offers tons of content and is simply fun to drive. [Issue#238]

“Slovakian Machinarium” is an exemplary case of what makes the authors of Machinarium great – their creative flair and their subtle humor – and what Gomo lacks. [Issue#238]

It’s a hurried product and it shows, but the game still manages to reach the top of its class. A flagship title of the next-gen console, it’ll grip you both with its visuals and the gameplay. [Issue#238]

Did you gain weight over the Holidays? Well, this karatistic odyssey is for you then: it will help you to get back in shape and have fun doing it. [Issue#238]

A failed showcase of stolen ideas that forgets to show any sign of its own spirit. [Issue#238]

The third installment turned out quite good and throws the series killing spree into an open world setting. It could use a little bit of tuning here and there but in overall, it’s so much fun! [Issue#238]

On their way through a beautiful landscape, the developers made a few missteps but the result still goes well with long winter nights. [Issue#238]

Still a fantastic RPG that didn’t lose any charm over the years. Sadly, the developers of this new edition are far less charming, because they charge money for something resembling an undercooked mod. [Issue#238]

An old school RPG that fills the niche market and will ensnare you as soon as you forget about its rudimentary looks. [Issue#238]