The polished diamond called Madden NFL combines first rate playability together with adaptable AI and a very good multiplayer mode. Unfortunately, most parts of the game are the same as last year's version, so it is more of an add-on than a regular next version. [Sept 2008]

It's getting harder and harder to find revolutionary elements without expanding the NHL itself. But despite these challenges, this year's edition of virtual hockey has something going for it and offers surprisingly great gameplay. [Issue#323]

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]

Sandy beaches are followed by jungles, wetlands, bunkers, shacks and city streets, different environments and different materials mean differences in gameplay. The weather changes too, you aim differently during the day than at night, and so on. But the dialogue feels so heavy-handed in its exposition and so superficial in the game's non-linear construction that one hardly wants to engage with it any longer than necessary. [Issue#329]

Very few changes appeared since Fallout 3 but a strong storyline and partial improvements make New Vegas great to play. Take it as an alternative to Fallout 3 and you won't be disappointed. [Issue#197]

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

The seventh episode of the legendary turn-based strategy did combine a modern sixth episode with a traditional third one with ease, and yet remained compact and fully functional strategy game for everyone. [Issue#257]

Nothing new but finally an action-packed shooter in exceptional fidelity for the PlayStation Vita. [Issue#234]

Is it possible to beat the previous part? Yes, The Tomb of Sammun-Mak is even better then its predecessor and Tell-tale is erupting with great ideas – hope they'll keep pace till end of the season. [Issue#192]

The levels are well designed. Even better, however, are the shootouts themselves, in which you mow down hordes of varying enemies, be they Imperial Guardsmen, Occultists or other orcs who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. The whole thing is also accompanied by an excellent soundtrack, and even more amazing voice acting. [Issue#323]

New arrival to the PES family somehow forgets that there can be beginners in this series but in all other aspects PES 09 dominates. New licenses and Champions League are a pleasant surprise. [Nov 2008]

Splatoon extended its content and has brought a funny storyline in the second episode. Both newcomers to the Switch and fans of the first game, this is a must-have for you. [Issue#277]

It’s been a while we’ve seen such a twisted and “armed & dangerous” racing arcade. Simple concept and raised difficulty makes Blur even more addictive. [Issue#192]

A sea bottom thriller in a post-apocalyptic world will surprise with the strength of its ideas, insight and nerve-wracking thrilling passages. [Issue#257]

Racing at unspoiled 60 fps on tracks you can’t imagine without the use of illegal substances. High-speed addictive game comes with no changes to previous PSP installments – for the good. [Oct 2008]

Finally! DS got the arcade racing game with actual feel of speed. Extras like simple editing tools and hilarious multiplay make the game way above average. [Issue#173]

Great follow-up. It's another story about the tragic fate of two siblings. It doesn't bring anything groundbreakingly new, but it improves on what worked and surprised in the first volume, and because of that, it still entertains. [Issue#323]

Totally conventional, corridor straight mech-shooter surprises with many twists and monumental boss fights. Mech modularity adds a strategic touch to otherwise plain playability. [Issue#197]

Thankfully, the Pro Evo becomes a competitive series again this season. If you do not care of licenses or crappy referees then you can expect a great football game. [Issue#257]

Outlast is as intensive as riding a rollercoaster through a haunted house. It grips you by your neck and drags you through horrors, that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It won't last long, though, and works only the first time. [Issue#234]

A fresh continent to explore – what else do you need? Even with all the simplification this add-on brings lots of fun and new challenges. [Issue#173]

Old-school shooter is sharp and with its perfect visuals is also additive and deadly. [Jan 2013]

A bigger and better version of the first game and a duty for all fans of Warhammer 40,000 and realtime strategies. You will not find a better game in this genre right now. [Issue#294]

PC answer to God of War is not without flaws but the lack of competition on the PC platform makes Darksiders an unconditional winner. Be warned - No fun without a joypad! Forget about playing Darksiders with a keyboard and mouse only. [Issue#197]

Solid and funny RPG with great turn based combat, and above all, great freedom in choices. And you can plunder monasteries too!
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An entertaining addition to the Halo universe proves that there can be a good strategy game on consoles without the need for mouse control. We miss the campaign for the other side... and path-finding is something what should be improved a bit. [Mar 2009]

If you have a story with a purple monster, talking ships, environmental activist, and Yeti you can make a really funny game. The people from KING Art made a great one. [Jan 2013]

An improvement in all aspects, but above all a great ride to test your skills. Just a pity for those business shenanigans that make the content lag behind the form by more than just a few milliseconds. [Issue#294]