The murderous amok simulator returns and is even more furious than before. Fantastic presentation and great fighting system are harmed only by annoying platforming sequences. [Issue#302]

Maybe it's not the fighting game of the century but it still has its appeal and magical mix of two distinct worlds which works great. [Apr 2012]

Wild and funny 2D action game, inspired by Hotline Miami, that is peppered with a challenging difficulty along with crazy humor.

A modern mix between an arcade and an adventure game that will entertain you with it‘s pacing and graphics. [Issue#302]

The best of football managers has no problem to stay on its throne. A little bit of innovation and new rosters were enough to make it the best in this specific category of games. [Dec 2008]

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]

You can compare playing Drakensang with reading of a good old classic book. Old-fashioned RPG acquired new graphics but its heart remains the same. Prepare to enter a lively and believable world filled with a plethora of quests and catching stories. [Mar 2009]

Dead Island is fresh and banal together; raw in combat and visuals. It could be done better but a mix of Fallout 3 and Left 4 Dead is amazing fun we've missed for so long. [Issue#208]

Magnificent finale of the popular adventure trilogy comes with thrilling moments and unexpected twists we never believe we’ll ever see after the sluggish second part. [Issue#186]

Another great "one more run" game. The variability of weapons, environments, enemies and traps will not bore you. So take the gun and the whip in your other hand. The Curse of the Dead Gods is already waiting. [Issue#310]

Unbelievable complexity in this strategy game with many ways to automate processes that lets players manage wars on a global scale – enjoy it fully! [Sept 2009]

Uncompromising, yet highly addictive skateboard arcade – its step towards competitive gameplay suits it very well. [Issue#256]

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]

A great cooperative shooter that lacks only in matchmaking balance and its slow pace. [Issue#302]

Take old Arcanoid put it in hi-res graphics make sophisticated improvements to the game mechanics and you got Shatter! Relax and enjoy there should be a byline to this game. [Sept 2009]

Rememoried is an interactive answer to the question whether the games can be considered an art. Maybe you’ll go astray, but you'll get strong feelings from the game. [Issue#256]

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]

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]

Civilization passed a “pocket examination”. Another platform conquered Civ is addictive as usual and brings to all players an extremely deep and variable strategic experience without any excuses. [Sept 2008]

The old-fashioned JRPG, which excites someone, scares others. If you don't have 60+ hours of spare time, you hate grinding and the clichés of Japanese RPGs are creeping up on your throat, turn around right away and have Fortnite. Otherwise, you must not miss it. [Issue#310]

Space Invaders in a fancy, modern look. Unusual and catchy gameplay, multiplayer and boss fights makes this game perfect for long trips. [Aug 2008]

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

A simple pixelart game with a story that could be envied by many big RPGs. [Issue#302]

Beneath old school pixelart coat lies surprisingly komplex game, which takes the loop factor to another level. It's simple, it's hard to beat, it's fun to play and maybe too addictive to try. But once you try Loop Hero, you'll be hook for a long time. [Issue#310]

Finally – new and original strategy game for Nintendo DS. Sweet visuals, nice story and controls make Lock’s Quest truly addictive. [Dec 2008]

Tremendous fighting game can challenge the current “king of the handheld fights” Tekken itself. Pity there is no online multiplayer included. [Nov 2009]

Blizzard accomplished another tough exam and succeeded in creating a really good expansion for their blockbuster card game with just a few weak spots. [Issue#256]

Two displays, two games, one bowler. Average platformer + average puzzle game + sweet audio & video composition = a surprisingly playable and enjoyable mix. [Apr 2009]

Classic JRPG with a great story lets you enjoy its dialogues and storyline because of – and thanks to – its strictly linear gameplay. [Apr 2012]

On tips of your fingers there is Raji slicing her way through the demons hordes of the hindu myths under the striking imaginery of Indian paintings. Time in this game is well spent. [Issue#308]

Hectic side-scrolling mayhem is something we missed for a long time on our PCs. If you ever wanted to try "Kill Bill" type of action on your own, your wait is over. [Dec 2010]

Splendid but old-fashioned. Excellent characters, video editing tools, and multiplayer are the greatest pluses of this new arrival to the GTA franchise. Now focus on story and intelligence of friendly NPCs. [Issue#173]

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]

A political text adventure full of possibilities, great characters and interesting plots will engulf you and make you think about economic and human issues. [Issue#310]

Hitman 3 is a well crafted goodbye to restarted series. It will surprise you with its complexity, puzzles and very nice looks, enhanced by the new generation of consoles. [Issue#309]

After years of waiting, we’ve finally gotten to feel like we’re not just getting updated lists, but a really improved part to spend a few hundred hours with. Baby steps. [Issue#308]

Rough diamond of entertainment and playability will uncover its beauty only to those who will try hard and surpass the lengthy opening. But it is worth every minute you spend with this jewel. [Issue#191]

Fairly familiar to its predecessor. Curious Expedition 2 provides new characters, items, events and graphic style while sticking to its original playstile. [Issue#309]

Circles is an interactive kaleidoscope for bright minds. No enemies, or blood or revenge, but with successful puzzles and lots of cogs. [Issue#272]

The incredible legionary story has received a respectable game retelling, which has managed to make just enough concessions to authenticity in favor of gameplay. [Issue#332]

Although a simpler, but very fun hybrid puzzle and stealth game, which caresses the soul with visuals and constantly surprises with new elements. [Issue#309]

Easy going game for the whole family. It may not be as good as typical "Mario” games, but it still feels really good. [Issue#308]

Great upgrade to the previous installments means access to all songs from the very beginning, freedom with band setting and a wide song selection. [Oct 2009]

Great break after a busy day. With or without a partner, you will experience this respite together with at least Yu and Kay. The story in a dreamy landscape is worth it. [Issue#309]

Very fresh and not forgiving rouge-like, which is not an RPG, but rather text game linked with real-time tactical strategy. Interesting and very tasty mix. [Issue#266]

Sneaking is fun, fighting is fun, walking through the great outdoors is so much fun. Sightseeing too! Valhalla is free minded and could be innovative, but lacks skills to persuade its players about that. [Issue#308]

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

You get to enjoy each race in real time, with highlights of the most exciting action and commentary from Will Buxton. And that's what this game is all about - the authentic experience of driving your own stable. That's all you need. [Issue#322]

Flawless port from PS3 to PSP makes Retribution a more than just average add-on. This is a full scale game, fantastic shooter and a definite must-have for all PSP owners. [Apr 2009]

Extreme difficulty is the only obstacle to enjoying this elite arcade game. If you liked the previous part this one cannot disappoint you. [Issue#208]

Short RPG story about being a werewolf. Excellent script and ambient sounds easily bring you into the heart of the forest filled with adventures. [Issue#308]

Mario along with Luigi mash their competition by far with their new ideas, and they also manage to entertain both the young and the old ones. [Issue#232]

A minimalist rally game that deceives with its visuals. It looks like an arcade, but it's a solid simulation with a visual that you'll either fall in love with for the first time or have to get used to it. [Issue#309]

Varied mission objectives, nice mini-games, challenging dogfights and overall fast action make the second installment of HAWX beat its predecessor. And multiplayer…just multiplies the fun. [Dec 2010]

If you ever wished to help your defenses in Defense Grid directly Trenched is the answer to your pleas. Cooperative multiplayer adds an extra portion of fun. [Issue#208]

Attractive football manager shows every aspect of club management and scores with licensed leagues a real player faces. [Dec 2010]

Excellent revival of a rusty brand with improved accessibility to a wider audience. Paradox studio has rocked in recent years and proof of this is the best episode of the series Hearts of Iron. [Issue#266]

Well crafted city builder, which takes you through the ages of one the most important parts of the world. Mesopotamia looks beautiful, but the gameplay itself can get both tricky and boring. [Issue#309]

This globally available remake is a great success and cannot be criticized for anything. It was never a blockbuster, but the basic design influenced a lot of other Nintendo RPGs, and that counts. [Issue#332]

Calming dive into the magical empire of underwater wonderland that follows in the footsteps of games like Journey and Flower. [Issue#266]

The one and only chance to be a space pilot in a galaxy far far away. Living and experiencing adrenaline filled dogfight is simply breathtaking. [Issue#307]

The seventh installment returns the series to its roots and developers finally find the land on which the franchise can firmly stand. Fans of horrors and previous games will certainly be satisfied! [Issue#272]

The lighting model, the masterfully handled camera angles and, of course, the maniacally rendered car models really blur the line between game and reality. The driving model is traditionally great, with the cars showing weight, performance and, in the older models, design flaws. [Issue#330]

The game features excellent voice acting, which will have you shaking your head in bliss at the English village accent. Apart from the voice acting, the other audio components don't disappoint either, with the music and ambient environmental sounds wonderfully adding to the oppressive atmosphere, and more than once you'll be scared stiff. [Issue#322]

Cel-shaded graphics and animations in this sport arcade comes in a lovely retro style resembling this game's predecessor. Fortunately, wiimote controls are precise enough not to spoil the fun. [June 2009]

Unique mix of easily understandable mechanics, well-paced gameplay, depth and fun. Among Us for everyone! [Issue#307]

This year's version is not at the level of DLC or a simple update. There are plenty of changes, but it depends on your play style whether you take advantage of them or not. You can play total micromanagement or throw it to the assistants and just enjoy the matches, and maybe even manage minute to minute there. [Issue#332]

If you're in the mood for a delightfully disturbing one-shot with an original walkthrough, with its cute style and horror touch, it's perfect for gloomy autumn evenings. [Issue#322]

Sometimes relaxing, sometimes satirical, often unfair – This Is The Police succeeded not only with interesting and comprehensive insight at police work, but also is one of the freshest genre experiments of the year - despite some flaws. [Issue#266]

Blizzard finally comes with an alt-friendly expansion that brings back the best features of the previous ones. The patch that WoW desperately needed. [Issue#309]

The gameplay is really great, the story campaign will positively tickle your nerves and the new mechanic with Kameo fighters is really fun, it lacks a few aspects and the juice you may know from previous installments. [Issue#330]

All I can promise you is that if you start looking for Marissa Marcel, you won't be able to get her out of your head, which is actually a pretty big compliment in today's blizzard indistinguishable games. [Issue#322]

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

Hadr continues the tradition of “weird” game simulators. However, it's not just a piece for fun, it could be considered as an art game. The game suffers from certain technical issues and bugs but still offers a fresh, original, and meditative game experience. [Issue#307]

A great addition to a family of the Portal games. Instead of Portal Gun you play with an electromagnetic glove, and you break a sweat while working out your progress. [Issue#232]

The license coverage is unrivaled and you will find more than nineteen thousand players in FC24. The game also boasts an even better presentation, which now takes you even into the locker room. [Issue#332]

You can mainly expect political scheming, whether in the form of using your political influence in the clan group, Landsraad, or in the form of your network of spies that you can deploy against other factions or individual powers. [Issue#330]

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]

FIFA 09 comes with a new system of passes, stunning graphics and the all elements are taken almost to perfection. Fun for both newcomers and veterans! [Oct 2008]

Return to the future to tin monster wars has its flaws, but even so Battletech grabs your attention and does not let go. Lovers of robotic battles will be definitely intrigued. [Issue#286]

What it deserves praise for is the turn-based duel system, which has everything we need. [Issue#330]

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

Except for a few badly designed minigames, where you don't really know what to do, everything is precise. The details then get lost in so many design and visual differences in the minigames. The bottom line is that you'll have a great time with your kids and your friends. [Issue#332]

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]

A great survival game that makes you thirsty for exploration and building. Thanks to Steam Workshop, it’s practically a bottomless adventure pit. [Issue#286]

Turn-based strategy with an amazing atmosphere and interesting action aiming, among whose weaknesses belong both shorter game-time and hardcore difficulty. However, you should not miss it. [Issue#266]

Patience is the best remedy, and Scorpion still enjoys getting people out of their skins. In other words, everything is the same, and even for PCs, Mortal Kombat is still the kick-ass fighting game. [Issue#233]

From the start, the game doesn't surprise experienced builders with anything and guides the inexperienced ones nicely. It's an unconventional builder, it knows how to overdo it, but at the same time it easily keeps you deep in the realm of fun. [Issue#332]

Admittedly, even though the story is linear, the world in which it takes place feels very alive thanks to the cheerful characters saying various quips, but also thanks to the various texts you find and learn more about Silesia in 1428 as you read them. [Issue#322]

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]

An outstanding genre mix, dominated by the management of four Viking castaways. A lot of game elements and rules make the game a wonderful experience. [Issue#286]

Pikmin 3 is a greatly balanced, challenging at the right moments, original, adorable, and above all continually entertaining real-time strategy game, making you smile instantly. It's suited for all the gamers of all ages, and for both genders. [Issue#232]

What sets the game apart from other massacre games like Doom, however, is the fact that weapons and your accuracy aren't the only factors affecting your ability to destroy. That X factor is in fact the music, which serves not only as an atmospheric backdrop but also as a crucial mechanic. [Issue#322]

Detroit is a brilliantly written game full of emotions and tough choices. It's not flawless, but you will still turn it back on and on. Did you decide correctly? Couldn´t you do something else? What if... [Issue#286]

The gorgeous Anno aesthetic is complemented by epic aerial battles, and although the gameplay is a bit clunky, Airship delivers a very interesting gameplay experience. [Issue#330]

Nintendo went against the stream with cardboard and scored. If you have children, do not hesitate. You cannot find anything better for Switch. [Issue#286]

A clever and stylish co-op shooter that vacuums bank accounts of the game victims, not the gamers. Single player game is basically absent, which is compensated by its dynamic and fairly optimized multiplayer. [Issue#233]

The game undoubtedly has higher demands for entry, but if you meet them, you will get a very distinctive and unquestionably fun gaming experience. [Issue#332]