Some new features in the game are not very successful, but in the core Deponia Doomsday is still as good as the previous trilogy, which we liked so much. [Issue#262]

To the last detail, a polished game about the end of the world that squeezes a lot of intense feelings from players through the gloomy atmosphere. [Issue#267]

Does The Sims series fit in the console world? We're not sure. The problem is not in the controller but more in the game concept itself. [Dec 2010]

A combination of RTS, turn-based strategy and rogue-like strategy works great. There are many enemies and little ammunition. Only the complex tactics are sometimes too complex. [Issue#302]

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]

A fun game for fans of simulator games and for farmers who haven't had enough after a whole day in the field. Unfortunately, it brings too few real innovations and the shortcomings that fans of the series have been complaining about for years have not been addressed by the developers. [Issue#318]

The aspiration of returning to the series' most successful titles is evident here. Illegal races, over-the-top tuning, a specific but fitting soundtrack, an open world, and police chases. It's not outright bad, but it could be a lot better. I would have liked more variety as well. I'm definitely positive about the elements that gave the game a unique identity. [Issue#325]

Decaying genre of real-time strategies just got a revitalizing shot of fresh ideas and entertaining missions. Eugen Systems deserve a medal for their courage to bring that amount of refreshing news. [Issue#196]

If you tend to see the glass as half full, instead of half empty, you will see Rivals as a success. Gameplay innovations make up for the lack of technical fidelity present in the old gen versions. [Issue#237]

Catchy mix of music and rhythm game with adventures elements with a specific main hero brings lots of entertainment with very few frustrating moments. [May 2012]

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

A robust RPG deserves your attention not only for its domestic origin. You will easily forgive its smaller mistakes because of a great narration and a complex gameplay. [Issue#283]

A well-made and entertaining comeback of the old brand-name brings the atmospheric campaign, but mainly its potential longevity thanks to the user-generated content. [Issue#233]

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

The Primal’s greatest news in comparison to fourth installment is in its prehistoric setting. The whole charm of the game depends on it – if riding a saber-toothed tiger doesn´t catch you, the world of Oros has no other benefits compared to Kyratu. [Issue#262]

American Nightmare is different from the original game in almost everything. Yet it is a fine piece that you shouldn't miss not only for the great story and surprising ending. [March 2012]

Very good and well-designed non-standard platformer that relies on its name and your patience more than it would be appropriate. [Issue #271]

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]

Slow but hypnotically absorbing building strategy game. You will feel great while conquering the inhospitable planet, pity for designer’s mistake in not being able to connect the domes. [Issue#285]

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]

Get It Together! is a good game, when you have only a few minutes to play, and if you turn on the game for a while every day, it will probably satisfy you for a long time. Unfortunately, it is not for any longer and more thorough playing.

As a remaster, it's serviceable. As a game, it's still great. Some of the quality of life improvements in this remaster make this unique JRPG more accessible to the general audience without losing anything from its PS2 charm. If you want a different kind of JRPG (no heroes, no saving the world), this is your chance.

Classic puzzle comes with a few extra modes of play – all of them resourceful, entertaining and well-balanced. Multi-player adds extra game time to this legendary piece. [Issue#196]

Do not look for a traditional adventure. You won‘t find it. Instead, a hard-to-answer swirl of emotions and questions is hidden in both the black & white and the color worlds. [issue#282]

Frenzied and unforgiving, Tower of Guns reeks of nostalgia but when you give it a try, it throws a curveball that’s hard to deny. [Issue#241]

This videogame shows World War II as authentically as possible. Hard to learn hard to master – but the reward is the most realistic war atmosphere you can get. [Nov 2011]

The overall good impression of the game is somewhat spoiled by its visuals, which, thanks to an unpleasant combination of static images and moving elements, lag behind the otherwise engaging story. [Issue#321]