There could be more content. For fans of action party games there is nothing to complain about. Considering how universally lovable Kirby is, this game is perfect fun in multiplayer, especially online. [Issue#326]

Mandatory reading for fans of the series, which aspires to captivate even casual gamers thanks to its great voice acting, entertaining story and original visuals. The only barriers to entry may be hitches full of frustrating random clicking or the humour which may not be to everyone's taste. [Issue#319]

Although this game is made with passion and love there are piles of functions and modes too big and are unmanageable to be really enjoyed by the common gamer. [Nov 2012]

A bit better than the Ghosts, but worse than Advanced Warfare – new Call of Duty is awkwardly trying to make some changes in single player, but adding a bunch of technical problems in the same time. Multiplayer it is flawless as usual. [Issue#258]

At first sight gorgeous and sophisticated platformer game, then you realize half of the game is made by unfair and frustrating gameplay. Although it lasts only three hours, you will get angry like it was a much longer title. [Issue #271]

Great screenplay is downed by overall playability. Splendid moments take turns with boring ones and even the final shocking conclusion will not remove the overall bad taste. [Issue#195]

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

Lots of cars, nice tracks and fast racing without binding rules. Gravel is a motorcycle arcade game which is worth buying. [Issue#284]

Quite mad and quite funny tower defense action could be more playable if the controls were not so complicated. [Nov 2012]

Is this glass half empty or half full? Depending on your taste, Nihilumbra can go either way. [Issue#238]

Entertaining and beautiful platformer for 3DS handheld is designed especially for those who loved the animated adventures of a blue-eyed cat in their childhood. [Issue #271]

A solid modernization of the classic Alpha Centauri that honors its tradition and brings it to new life. Sadly, the AI is a tragedy. [Issue#238]

Entirely a typical adventure game with attractive time shifting. Strong story can fill parts of the game which are somehow …hollow. [Nov 2008]

Bleeding Edge is an adrenaline soaked game. Chaotic gameplay and very uneven matchmaking is making it hard to enjoy for beginners and its weird design is hard to swallow for older player. But it still has its charm. [Issue#305]

Plenty of changes that mostly scratch the surface, while the new classic mode is just a temporary distraction. More of a warmup before the full round of next-gen racing. [Nov 2013]

The way this relationships-on-a-space-station simulator reflects our real life social networking is way cool. Its price, not so much. [Issue#238]

An attempt to resurrect the old classic succeeds in capturing its atmosphere. The game is ruined unfortunately by its poor strategic part and (sometimes) an embarrassing humor. [Issue#253]

The Inpatient does not bring revolution to VR horror games, but thanks to butterfly wings effect it offers a solid re-playability. The game is from the beginning very good and interesting, unfortunately it is not able to hold (keep) this level to the end. [Issue#284]

We anticipated a flawless successor of the legend and we got a great and funny adventure game…but we expected a better one from the creators of Sam & Max series. [Aug 2009]

Overall mediocre game is saved by tons of humour and open-world like missions. Destroy All Humans! works perfectly as a nostalgic reminder while it proves that videogames have made a huge leaps and old school mechanics are just boring. [Issue#305]

A cool remaster of an unique and very offbeat adventure game. It’s short but worth the modest price. [Issue#238]

Beautifully drawn, beautifully animated, yet frustrating puzzle platformer, capable of enchanting you in one minute and pissing you off in another. [Issue#238]

Simplified and exaggerated simulation of the most important elections in the world. You can learn a lot about the American electoral system, but if you are familiar to the previous installment you won’t find much new content. [Aug 2008]

Colored and fast-paced arcade game brings all the ingredients you can remember from the previous installments but not much news – unfortunately, it’s almost the same game for the fifth time. [July 2010]

Survive rather than a full-featured Metal Gear reminds of a fanfiction, which wants to honour the series. Unfortunately, it gets repetitive very quickly and certainly does not take the right example from its predecessors. [Issue#284]

Very intriguing documentary about the Iranian revolution, which however lacks in gameplay. But if you want to be entertained and learn something, do not hesitate. [Issue#264]

Old fashion or maybe obsolete game proves that some legends should have been left to rest. [Nov 2012]

The same bunch of exercises spiced up with a few new features, like the ability to use gamepad as a display. The game is a proven recipe and it’ll keep you occupied for a while. [Issue#238]