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]