What it gains on atmospherics, it lacks in gameplay and the story is uneven, saved only by a few brilliant scenes. [Issue#241]

Newbies will be lost, veterans not satisfied. It’s firing on all cylinders but the rounds don’t last. Nice showcase of the new engine, though. [Issue#241]

New world, new clashes in the courtroom, good old heroes. If you count yourselves among their fans, you’ll won’t be disappointed. [Issue#241]

Fun romp, beautifully rendered and executed. Fantastic superpowers make up for the lack of depth. [Issue#241]

The series ramps up its intensity and shows the dark side of popular fairy tale figures. If only the game could be a little longer… [Issue#241]

The story of two separated characters is nicely interwoven but that’s about it. Gene Mocsy failed to dazzle us. [Issue#241]

A solid stealth game that fails as an action adventure. While the aesthetics are interesting, the story quickly becomes a bore. [Issue#241]

A complex, albeit a little confusing strategy game. If you have the time and enthusiasm to pour into it, you will be rewarded. [Issue#241]

Heaps of new content provides hours of fun, even though the campaign could use a little extension. But if you’re a fan, this is a must. [Issue#241]

Perfect story, perfect direction, not-so-perfect gameplay. [Issue #240]

Brilliant addition to the solid core of the original game. Better in every aspect. [Issue #240]

Polished from its first pixel to its last, this FPS will show the way of multiplayer action for years to come. [Issue #240]

Terraria-like experience suited for the lone wolves in the gaming crowd. More suited for being enjoyed on the go. [Issue #240]

Targets the casual crowd and targets it rather well - but don't expect anything beyond that. [Issue #240]

The game takes its time to ramp up the pace but when it gets going, it doesn't stop. [Issue #240]

An interesting twist on the concept of a tycoon game that falls short of its ambition. [Issue #240]

The laughs are lifted from the movie but the gameplay is a lot of fun for anyone capable of holding a controller. [Issue #240]

This new Thief does a lot things right but can still be rather clumsy at times. Definitely worth trying, though. [Issue #240]

A mediocre button masher at best, brought down by absurd design choices and low production values. [Issue #240]

Polished platformer suited for younger audiences due to its low difficulty. [Issue #240]

Duck hunt overloaded with QTEs and terrible graphics. Stay away. [Issue #240]

Beautiful world and solid gameplay, countered by a boring story and not very likeable characters. [Issue #240]

The first game was close to what a gaming nirvana would be like, the second one inches even closer. [Issue #240]

More of a quirky technological demo than a full gaming experience. There's enough tentacles but not enough fun. [Issue #239]

This conversion ain't so shiny, yet it offers a solid portion of what every Assassin fan craves, with a charming lead character to boot. [Issue #239]

We expected Tim Schafer to deliver the unique and we weren't wrong. Broken Age stands on the threshold of a classic adventure and a tablet game while retaining a lot of soul. [Issue #239]

Works rather well even after all these years, yet there are still some technical irks that shouldn't be there at all. [Issue #239]

Four months of waiting for an hour of gameplay? That's hardly a case for celebration, even though the compelling narrative standards remained intact. [Issue #239]