Crazy television company where you try to brainwash the unsuspecting population? Interesting idea, terrible game design, desperate outcome… [Aug 2010]

Private investigators are back in full force. A two-year break served this series very well – you will enjoy every improvement they made to the graphics and interface. [Issue#191]

Above average multiplayer first-person shooter in an unconventional western stylization looks good, sounds great and plays excellent! [July 2010]

Better-than-average stealth action game with no essential flaws. Gameplay suffers from repeatability though so Prison Break is recommended only to original series fans. [Issue#190]

Great improvements to the original game make the new Mount & Blade just the best in middle-ages fight simulation. Finally, we can ride the horse and crush opponents' heads online. [Issue#191]

More developers' tools then game – but with a friendly approach and straight-forward tutorials these tools are very entertaining. True must-have for all creative individuals. [Issue#191]

Short but extremely tough add-on to the kingdom sim may address devotees of the original game but brings no better playability or improvements except for the map editor. [Issue#191]

Vast open world, visually stunning environments, adrenaline-packed action and tens of hours of entertainment helps you to forget this GTA-clone is just an extremely improved copy of the first installment. [Issue#190]

Finally a hack & slash game you can enjoy fully thanks to the wii motion plus controller. Pity devs did not focused more on story – a stereotype appears too soon. [Issue#190]

Satisfactory difficult RPG belongs to the best pieces of its genre – there are only a few other games for your touch-screen handheld with the same complexity and strong battle system. [Issue#192]

Moto geeks will cheer the official license to MotoGP, others will just appreciate the slightly above-average racing game. A fun factor is raised by multiplayer – both online and offline. [Issue#189]

Original, varied and complex strategy game focuses on logistics. Multiplayer can be compared to playing a great board game. [Issue#190]

Puzzle game can't keep a player's attention for more then a few minutes, the story is extremely stupid and visuals are ugly. Hands off there are a lot more of better titles. [July 2010]

Modernization of C&C series in the Electronic Arts way is mostly the extracting of all parts that were functional and entertaining. R.I.P. Command & Conquer. [Issue#190]

Linear first person shooter with a strong storyline that builds and keeps its dark atmosphere throughout the game. Surprise of the year so far! [Issue#189]

Third time is a charm – fits perfectly to Kratos adventures. Better graphics, more gore clashes – next time there has to be a massacre in the kindergarten if they want to beat this part. [Issue#189]

The way every add-on should be made. Great story, improved game mechanics, new characters and a long enough lifespan – great adventure for everyone regardless whether or not you have played the original Dragon Age. [Issue#190]

JRPG comes with an attractive yet imperfect combat system, fascinating imaginative world and a couple of fresh ideas. [Issue#190]

Arkanoid at heart, Arkanoid on the exterior. Modern looks and playability turn this historical concept into a fresh and addictive experience. [Issue#191]

Pocket monsters with same concept of collectors RPG can still offer a lot of fun and you can’t quit until you catch ‘em all. [Issue#191]

Great add-on will charm anyone, devotees of the original Dawn of War same for those who have not been convinced – definitely worth trying even with Games for Windows Live related nightmares. [Issue#190]

The foundation of The Eye is an excellent card game with amazingly complex rules, but you have to dig deep to uncover all the beauties this game has to offer. [Issue#190]

Even the thirteenth installment keeps the series in high standards and comes with an interesting battle system and stunning visuals. Story though is rather straightforward and more technical than stirring. [Issue#190]

Assassin’s Creed II on PC is the same thing that it was last year on consoles – truly one of the best games you can play these days. Excellent lessons in history (and of killing people). [Issue#189]

Strictly Japanese style with all its pros and cons – adult story, childish episodes, plenty of text to read, piles of minigames and somewhere in the middle you'll find a fighting game. [Issue#189]

Seven Year’s war simulation may be a good idea but it certainly has to be created differently than the way Excel charts are. Reading Wikipedia is more fun than playing this game. [Issue#191]

How can someone forget to add online multiplayer to game based on the competitiveness of a player we don't understand. The equation with this game is simple, more players = more fun. [Issue#190]

Clover is adventure game with a smart and satiric story based on puzzle solving. Attractive visuals can not hide the overall shortness though. [Issue#190]

Extreme fun in multiplayer mode keeps new Battlefield way above average. Even the single has something to offer although its second half fails to entertain. [Issue#189]

Only if you have not played Silent Hunter 3 and you are ok with a permanent internet connection you can enjoy the Atlantic battle from your periscope view. [Issue#190]

Good looking action adventure at first sight. But disappointment comes soon which places Alice in the same row with other “movie-games”. Stay out of rabbit hole if you are six or older. [Issue#191]

Smaller, faster, focused mostly on multiplayer and user-friendlier is the second Supreme Commander. If you were not expecting a revolution and “only” a great game, you won’t be disappointed. [Issue#190]

New features, great scenarios and first of all multiplayer mode makes this add-on a true bonus to an already excellent game – if you are fan of The Anno series, this is a true must-have. [Issue#189]

Experimental space strategy amuses in the beginning but unfortunately is pretty much confusing and stereotypical when boredom enters the scene early. [Issue#190]

Better then its black & white predecessor – this time a wired mannequin solves time related puzzles. Someone should think of an exaggerated difficulty. [Issue#189]

Times when “interactive movie” was more invective than praise are gone. Thanks to Heavy Rain you can enjoy one story in different views; dark atmosphere will not let you take a breath. More experience than game, one could say. [Feb 2010]

Latest Total War is maybe the best way to recreate and enjoy the glorious moments of Napoleonic wars but the moments of surprise and astonishment are missing. [Feb 2010]

Naïve dialogues and twice-told detective storyline build the atmosphere of a bad “B-movie”. If you’re not stranded on a deserted island with this game then you had better pick some other adventure. [Issue#191]

Sequel brings new and interesting features plus a weak attempt of a story. Diving and exploring the ocean depths are worth trying anyway. [Issue#189]

SOCOM is not dead yet! Lots of action and smooth graphics, easy controls and rich multiplayer options make Fireteam Bravo 3 worth trying. [Issue#189]

Return of the iconic sci-fi shooter brings old ideas and methods in a new fashion and scores thanks to a great atmosphere and excellent controls. [Feb 2010]

Imaginative new chapter to a slightly degenerating series surprises with a bunch of new ideas and excels in original playability. [Issue#189]

Solo game reveals weak graphics and easy an fight but when you switch to online multiplayer mode you’ll get the best out of this game. [Issue#189]

Imagine war of a galactic scale in a casual strategy, lots of game modes, even the online – and all this stretched into boring statistics. Lots of potential, zero fun. [Issue#189]

Return to Rapture is not that monumental as it was its first revelation three years ago. Forget the philosophy and welcome the fluent action and multiplayer. [Issue#189]

Yes, they took God of War and put it in the cauldron with Prince of Persia but they made it with their own hellish and dark style. Classic literature rocks! [Feb 2010]

Sweet and adorable platformer focused primarily on kids suffering from inaccurate controls that ruin the whole adventure. Too much frustration comes from this console conversion. [Issue#191]

Lazy opening of Stalker is hostile to the beginners and is uneasy even with the Zone veterans, but then the game gets better and better and lures all patient gamers deep into its story. [Issue#187]

Great potential of the game remains buried and players have to dig deep through many useless ballast. Still, it’s worth digging. [Issue#189]

Another piece from the endless line of Japanese RPGs which fails to fulfill the high expectations of its fans. [Issue#189]

Fast paced shooter offers four different modes with nonstop frenetic action. Great playability and user-friendly controls make it addictive; pity there is not a multiplayer option. [Feb 2010]

Horizontal Tetris is not a bad idea at all. But if you combine it with a stupid story and crappy visuals you bury all the fun this puzzler has to offer. [Issue#190]

Most gamers will be discouraged by un-friendly user controls and way too detailed management of almost everything. This piece is strictly for tycoon enthusiasts. [Issue#173]

If all games were the same as Mass Effect 2, humankind would face extinction. Everyone would keep playing the game forgetting about everything else. [Issue#187]

Finally its here, the multiplayer action game where you can experience the feeling that you are a part of a greater military operation. Pick your mates carefully if you want to fully enjoy MAG. [Feb 2010]

Bloody and brutal action is born of totally crazy bosses... with plenty of peculiar mini-games and retro-stylings. NMH 2 is a pure linear, sexy delight. [Aug 2010]

Cute logical game addresses mostly the casual gamers and succeeds with great variability and easy playability. [Feb 2010]

Weary concept enhanced by sweet and cute visuals – no reason to pick this paid piece over the free version. [Issue#192]

(Occasionally) vertical shooter varies with arcade flying and comes with a loopy story. Dark Void is quite fun but we expected so much more from this title… [Feb 2010]

New chapter to the horror series returns to its roots and brings a slight change in visual style. Next time we ask for less ice and more rot and fear please. [Feb 2010]

This selection of winter sports comes in an unimpressive simulation where only 4p multiplayer bring some juice. Better to sit and watch the real Olympics on your TV. [Feb 2010]

Straight shooter maybe doesn’t excel in visuals but its main appeal lies in great online cooperation. Yes, it is strictly a corridor game but it does not mean it isn’t fun. [Issue#187]

Pure thrash and a perfect example of how NOT to create a conversion. Buggy and depraved little brother of the great shooter is total crap and a waste of time. [Feb 2010]

Stylish genre-fusion supported by a handful of fresh ideas makes this action RPG adventure Darksiders surprising a hit of the new year. [Issue#187]

Epileptic seizure at the burning discotheque – this it the very first impression you will get when playing Bayonetta. Or imagine Devil May Cry on drugs... [Issue#187]

Very long life span is only one of the many pros Ego Draconis has to offer. Fresh dialogues, sense of humor, dragon form and good story together with “diablesque” playability create a first-rate RPG to remember. [Issue#186]

If there is no competition winning is easy. New flight sim has some flaws but there are no other options if you like to fly & fight. Multiplayer is worth trying! [Feb 2010]

Absorbing and atmospheric piece of art – The Void can be described as a survival adventure horror on LSD. Its originality definitely deserves your attention. [Issue#186]

Refreshing journey back in time to World War Two. Perfect cast, spicy dialogues, stylish songs and adrenaline car chases help you forget about the messy physics. [Issue#186]

Spectacular and spirited racing game of the year! If you are not a hardcore worshiper to the rally and rally only, you will enjoy every aspect of this new chapter of DiRT. [Issue#186]

Link saves Zelda and drives the train – need to hear more? Ok – great look, great sound, great playability and great fun all the way! [Issue#187]

Nice visuals, easy playability and boring after while... if you remember the old times when Carmageddon hit the streets you won’t be disappointed. [Issue#187]

Avatar is nothing less then a wasted opportunity – breathtaking visuals are the only reason to play this average action game with a shallow story. [Issue#186]

This Balanced and entertaining mixture of RPG, puzzle solving and strategy game comes exclusively to Nintendo DS to be envied to all other platforms. [Feb 2010]

Amazing action platformer with tactical elements excels in instant playability, stylish graphics and exquisite sound. Good impression is only spoiled by the overall shortness. [Feb 2010]

Serious Sam? Stylish shooting & smashing of sh*tloads of supermutants. Story? ...sucks. [Issue#187]

Beautiful and bug-free RPG strategy scores with fairytale graphics, catchy gameplay, gripping quest scenarios, attractive boss fights and a really long life span. [Dec 2009]

Connect stones to harm your opponent – sounds familiar? There are many better games with similar concepts so try this one only if you've played them all... [Issue#187]

Altair’s adventures compared to Ezio’s feels more like a demo... Middle age GTA absorbs you with all its elements, the same as Florence catches you with its beauty. [Dec 2009]

New adventures of the most famous archaeologist consist of two completely different parts. First half is fun with great puzzles; the second one is a bit too chaotic. Pity the editor is offline only. [Issue#186]

Most creative platformer ever on PSP is open to all kinds of players. LBP offers tens of hours of inventive entertainment. With user created content tens change to hundreds. [Issue#186]

If there were any noteworthy singleplayer campaign Worldshift could be an almost flawless game. Unfortunately the one player part is a tedious mission-to-mission experience. High score for this game comes only for excellent multiplayer variability. [Oct 2008]

L4D2 is a splendid cooperative mayhem with an excellent performance ratio. We only expected it to be more innovative compared to the previous chapter. [Issue#186]

A must have for all Sims 3 positive gamers. Labyrinths are far from difficult but exploring them was never that fun. Only if all add-ons were as good as this one. [Issue#187]

Managerial point of view to epic space battles. Good planning is necessary to enjoy this "Tower Defense" variation. [Issue#187]

Fortunately, weak visuals and user-unfriendly controls can’t kill the feel of real speed on precisely modeled tracks. If you do not expect simulation you can find fun with F1 2009. [Issue#186]

Classic playability spiced by cooperative multiplayer mode results in a splendid platformer with the power to entertain the whole family. [Issue#186]

Fast and visually impressive but also too simple to keep you interested for more than a few minutes. Good for XBL or PSN but not so much for PC… [Issue#187]

Quiz legend strikes back in full force. Right choice for family entertainment or parties, solo players should look for another title. [Issue#186]

Modern Warfare is a true symbol of “military service for everyone”. Short singleplayer and dull AI can’t overcome the intense fights, excellent level design and splendid multiplayer. [Dec 2009]

Forget about the traditional sweet and cute fantasy setting, this world is cruel and merciless. Origins maybe lack in graphics but everything else is amazing and flawless. Truly the new standard for a grown-up RPG game. [Nov 2009]

Classic “retro” playability comes with new PSP adventures of Jak and Daxter. We’ve seen them in better fig but still it is a good choice for your handheld. [Issue#187]

Wondrously detailed and polished manager game adds a lot of desirability to newcomers this year – really well-deserved title “King of the Managers” suits FM precisely. [Dec 2009]

Strict linearity kills all fun in this yet-another-untold-story from Star Wars universe. Nice physics features soon become boring and Kratos can sleep at his throne undisturbed. [Issue#186]

Neat adventure game won’t get you on your knees but will let you spend a couple of enjoyable hours – and maybe inspire where you spend your next holiday. [Feb 2010]

Imaginative traps and terrifying Jigsaw make Saw: The Videogame surprisingly playable matter. If you liked the original movie you will enjoy the game equally.

Don’t look for any inventiveness here just enjoy the fastest Tokyo ride on the wings of this exaggerated adrenaline action game where gravity and other laws of physics take a vacation. [Issue#187]

Perfect presentation and great playability are no surprise in new FIFA Manager. Pity there’s not much improvement since last years version and players/teams database still sucks. [Issue#186]