Virtua Fighter is a nostalgic trip to the arcades in the 21st century. If you want to quickly kick a friend's ass during a friendly meeting, this is definitely a good choice. If you expect discovering deep mechanics or an extraordinary experience from the game, too bad, because you won’t find them.

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]

Hobo: Tough Life presents exactly what the title promises. Tough life on the streets of a fictional czech city with tons of game mechanics. However, the game sometimes forgets to take itself seriously, which undermines the darker tone. Inconsistency makes the game harder to enjoy, while it is something you should definitely try.

Arcade ice-hockey game with obsolete graphics and controls is open to newcomers. Don’t expect real hockey this is a pure arcade where you shoot... and you scores! [Issue#186]

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]

Catchy cooperative tower defense game with RPG elements – the more people play the more entertainment you get so try to avoid the single-player option. [Dec 2011]

Legend: Hand of God is a typical kind of game that misrepresents itself. At first glance you see an astounding and flawless product but soon you will find out that behind the excellent graphics there is a half-empty world with repeatable quests and poor character development. [Sept 2008]

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

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]

Maybe the best story that can be found in videogame (ever) is undermined by the slight absent of playability. 15 Days is definitely a great interactive movie but as game it is just average. [July 2010]

Neoverse may discourage you because of its styling, but it would be mistake to miss this title, if you like card games with a high degree of replayability. It's an inconspicuous game that will finally cost you a lot of hours.

If the one-liners and violence spilled by Vinnie showed a bit more innovation, there would be a reason to cheer. It did not happen so all we have is a good game recycling things you can find elsewhere.

The Spiders studio didn´t take players‘ comments on the previous titles seriously, and they repeat the same mistakes. GreedFall offers an interesting world, full of amazing characters and ideas, but lacks in other aspects. [Issue#298]

The best old engine you can get. PC players can be happy, all new game modes are present but regardless of these improvements the computer version is just a shade of the console ones. [Dec 2008]

Slightly above-average, this space shooter builds its playability on frenetic dogfights and detailed tuning of the vessel. Poor visuals of the surrounding universe reduce the overall impression. [Nov 2008]

Brown shirts march through the streets! Fight them in a managerial strategy with an impressive atmosphere but shallow mechanics. [Issue#302]

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]

Beautiful isometric adventure game with interesting story and characters. If you love Fallout and Die Antwoord is your blood type, Beautiful Desolation is a game for you. [Issue#302]

Excellent adventure game takes advantage of a catchy story, charming graphics and really low hardware requirements. Ritual is a perfect choice for both experienced adventurers and newcomers. [Issue#174, Jan 2009]

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]

A combination of RTS, turn-based strategy and rogue-like strategy works great. There are many enemies and little ammunition. Only the complex tactics are sometimes too complex. [Issue#302]

An obscure simulation from the first look that can entertain with its mechanics but doesn't motivate to stay around and play more.

This is a poor blend of a kaiju simulator with base builder. Only fans of kaiju and/or city destruction will appreciate this one.

Game about building a great car in a post-apocalyptic future. Frenetic fights and great car battles save the game from dull story and repetitive missions. [Issue#256]

It could be a great stealth action game but inaccurate controls and offenses against stealth genre corrupt all the fun. [May 2009]

This is an entertaining and graphically stunning game where you shoot color instead of lead. Despite the poor visuals the game is quite challenging from time to time ... and focused primarily on multiplayer.

The Medium is a psychological thriller with various simple puzzles, a whiff of horror and music like from Silent Hill. As a result, you will play the game mainly because of the storytelling and for its atmosphere. [Issue#310]

Conquering enemy fortresses has never been so much fun. Entertaining for everyone, really. [Issue#302]

Remarkably authentic war trenches and stunning atmosphere can’t hide that Verdun misses having great multiplayer.

Oddly mixed pot of video games connected only by the same dev studio - Rare. Most of the games are targeted to old-school gamers. Alas, package doesn’t contain the GoldenEye 007! [Issue#256]

A very interesting first that will find a specific audience. Short enough not to be repetitive. Long enough to convey a message. [Issue#310]

This is a poor version of Mario’s platformers. Its quality is similar to them ... but maybe it would be good to change more than just a material.

Interesting duels, time games and remarkable characters are the main things, that Iron Danger has to offer. It's not a game of the year, but it does entertain. [Issue#302]

Exploring game will entertain you with its perfect combat system, but also severely frustrates with the exaggerated role of chance. [Issue#256]

Sounds beautiful, looks beautiful, sometimes plays well, but otherwise it‘s form over content. [Issue#302]

More than a Syndicate, Satellite Reign reminds a budget version of cyberpunk Commandos. Overall incompleteness and considerable uncertainty over what the game wants to be, prevent gamers from enjoying it more. [Issue#256]

A simple but entertaining strategy game that will help you relax in these trying times. [Issue#302]

Racing arcade full of nicely designed shortcuts and weapons is focused mostly to youngest audience because of its low difficulty setting. [Issue#208]

Couple of bright ideas suffocated by average presentation. Dracula 3 comes with nice graphics but puzzles are a bit too difficult, the world is empty, and the story is anything but attractive. [Oct 2008]

Not very original, sometimes of a bit clumsy adventure game, that offers a classic gameplay and captivates especially with excellent atmosphere. [Issue#256]

So many zombies, so little time. Perfect shooter (though a bit short) in retro style excels in all genre clichés — zillions of enemies, shocking moments and an overall feeling of a B-horror movie. [Feb 2009]

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]

Maquette is beautifully crafted, and I was really hoping to get to know Kenzie and Michael better over the course of time. However, superb voice acting, a great soundtrack, and some interesting design ideas were just not enough. The gameplay regrettably fails to stand up to its true potential while the rules of the game are frequently broken. And after just two or three hours, it is all over. [Issue#310]

Trine 3 is a game with a meaning for fans of the genre. You should not miss it if you count yourself into this group. But if you decide not to miss Trine 3 right now, or next year when Steam sales strike again, I leave it to your own personal preferences. [Issue#256]

Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 is a fun game, which does not pretend to be anything more. If you ever wanted to ride monster trucks in open sandbox-like game worlds, you should look no further. [Issue#310]

This B-movie horror game uses all the clichés and shocking moments. Even though it's all about choices and quick time events, it's still an adrenaline ride. [Issue#256]

Above-average add-on to a successful game. There aren’t only songs from Aerosmith but also tiny changes in the gameplay structure and pleasantly rising difficulty. Unfortunately, it takes only few hours to finish all of the songs. [Aug 2008]

Appealing yet not fully finalized attempt of interactive novel. Emotional dream adventure is not flawless but it evokes interesting questions to answer. [Issue#208]

Old school playability, sweet graphics on one hand, and a way too short lifespan on the other. Retro is maybe on, but there are a lot of better titles to try. [Issue#192]

Little Nightmares 2 servers a bit of a bleak gaming experience. While artistic creations once again proves that nothing beats twisted minds, the gameplay itself is at least questionable. [Issue#309]

So many creative ideas, so many incomprehensible mistakes… Shapeable locations and fantastic visuals boost the fun, but bugs in the challenges and absolutely stupid dialogues almost kill it. [Dec 2010]

Lord Sauron campaign and the possibility to play as famous heroes are the only things keeping Conquest above a grey and a boring average. Yeah and killing the Olyphants too. [Feb 2009]

Interesting investigation and detective methods are great but the technical part of Still Life 2 is pitiful. Bad location design and frustrating clue finding spoil whole fun. [June 2009]

More vagary than the real game – that’s Crayon Physics. You will be surprised by the unusual graphics and amount of fresh ideas at first, but the initial fascination soon vanishes to boredom. [Issue#174, Jan 2009]

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]

Dungeon Souls is a typical example of a game that wastes all surprises right from the beginning, and in long-term, besides a stable foundation, has nothing to offer. [Issue#272]

Audiovisually it looks awesome, the gorgeous graphics and very well done animations, which are especially noticeable in the cutscenes, are complemented by great-feeling combat, and it all moves very well. The big problem with the game, however, is the unnecessary clutter. [Issue#332]

Plain shooter as if it came from arcade slots. Some jagged edges would deserve to smoothen, but for fans of the genre it is a pleasant experience. [Issue#266]

The Switch port is kind of bittersweet for me. The game itself is as great as it was years ago. But if I'm doing the remaster, couldn't it have been done better? [Issue#332]

Retro cyberpunk RPG platformer. Interesting idea and style, decent dubbing and music… but with gameplay it's been weaker. The technical issues also don’t help with playability. [Issue#266]

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]

Solid RTS with perfect controls and some interesting multiplayer modes. The positive impression is unfortunately ruined by an uninteresting story campaign and micro-transactions. Good choice only for RTS novice, experienced strategists would be bored. [Issue#272]

Better than most "movie" games – Captain America recycles good ideas from other games and adds open world with lots of collectibles. [Issue#208]

A hero that fits in no pigeon-hole, of the video game that prays to the pigeon-holes. Run up headlong, and maybe you are going to be relatively satisfied. [Issue#232]

A successful attempt to reincarnate arcade races with everything. Perhaps more interesting circuits are missing, but in the whirl of racing, every fan of arcade titles will quickly forget about it. [Issue#309]

Very short, but cute platformer. The game plays nicely, it looks great, but its indecision about what it wants to be, negates it all. [Issue#266]

Rather than a game, it is a spilled drawer with Kingdom Hearts label. One Nintendo remake, one movie and one good, but short game. We were expecting more. [Issue#272]

The game may look like a tactical RPG at first glance, but at its core it is a logic puzzle with one optimal path. It's a shame, because it would have been much more satisfying to master everything at once. [Issue#332]

Funny platformer with an original idea, that is, however, spoiled with rapidly rising repetitiveness. [Issue#266]

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]

The untapped potential of time travel mechanics and technical ailments cast an unflattering shadow on beautifully crafted pixel art and imaginative level design. Even so, YesterMorrow is still a solid platformer. [Issue#308]

Minimum game, maximum animations. The fierce contest of nice-looking but rather unplayable real time strategies has its winner. [Nov 2009]

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition is a decent addition to Age of Empires family. While not surprisingly good, it is still a good game, which unfortunately suffers from its technical state. [Issue#307]

Do not be sitting on your eggs, and blast out people's smiles of existence in this perfectly elaborated 2D action game. Only with this Humans Must Answer title you'll find out what the universe and chicken have in common. [Issue#232]

Remarkable platformer with original gameplay, elaborated puzzles and rough poetics. The visual aspect of the game is delightful, but the game time is short and there are troubles with user-unfriendly controls. [Issue#272]

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]

An interesting idea is sometimes good enough to make a great game. And sometimes not. Demolition and terraforming cannot hide the overall emptiness of this average shooter. [Nov 2008]

Fast and original, sometimes complicated. The retro action with a skeleton in the lead role has its own opinion on the roguelike genre. [Issue#309]

Good game to your collection if you're a fan of the indie scene and you enjoy watching unusual, but well developed, pieces. Most players, however, probably will soon forget what it was all about. [Issue#266]

In comparison to its predecessors the fourth game is more precise and also easier. AI forgives much and if it not for cooperative mode, the game would feel more like a larger expansion than a full-fledged part. [Issue#272]

Give it one or two years and 2K Sports will finally create a balanced game. This time it’s basically swift basketball packed into unattractive visuals and a plethora of in-game advertisements. [Issue#173]

Bartlow's Dread Machine will surprise you with its synergy of images and sounds. Its gameplay, however, loses itself in a couple of hours and turns into repetitive boredom. Tread lightly! [Issue#307]

A technologically excellent and humorous remake of the original Larry game is an enjoyable little game. Especially for those contemporaries of the once famous series, who are now overgrown by moss. [Issue#232]

“Metroidvania” for younger players attracts especially with its visual style, but has nothing else to offer to veteran players. [Issue#272]

If you don't play the game in online mode, you will cry over the content. There are no new features, so necessary for, for example, Be a Pro mode, still the same animations and dialogues, still the same storyline without flavour. [Issue#332]

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

This game is a compilation that every true computer addict should have in his home. Actually play it... he probably doesn't need to. [Issue#332]

This is a game that is gathering laurels in its homeland. In our country, however, it mostly raises eyebrows, so it will please especially those who are into some cute bizarreness. [Issue#330]

Amusing insight to the world noir of insects where murders occur instead of pollination. Insecticide is bit short for its price but if you like humorous games (“Hands up!” “All of them!!”) you will not be disappointed. [Sept 2008]

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]

The trip to the time of Alfred the Great is rather disappointing, though the game does not do anything horribly wrong. It's good, but the theme could have been grasped much better. [Issue#286]

You can finish the game in six to eight hours, and that's just about the perfect amount of time. Even so, later enemies rely on unfair advantages to surprise you, the game gets increasingly linear and isn't shy about sprinkling obscene amounts of enemies onto the screen. [Issue#322]

You must forgive this whole game so many things, but its strong moments will pay you back. The answers to the burning questions from the past, unfortunately, don´t belong among them. [Issue#266]

Game for fans who either need to work online at FUT every day, or instead want to try a modified career mode, which is starting to really look like Football Manager. Otherwise, it's a decent update for the full price. [Issue#307]

The game features whimsical graphics with some dynamic new features. But whether this overcomes the overtones of amateurism is a matter of opinion. As a form of relaxation, it certainly doesn't hurt. [Issue#322]

If you enjoy the game art and somewhat hypnotic aimlessness of wandering through generated universe, you could wander for another five or ten years. Otherwise, you leave the game after a few hours never to come back. [Issue#266]

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]

Very nice oldschool step-by-step dungeon RPG with untraditional steampunk setting and perfect monster design. [Issue#307]