The new Space Hulk is a by the numbers interpretation of the original board game. Fifteen mission, nothing more, nothing less. Far from the glory of Vengeance of the Blood Angels. [Issue#234]

The interesting concept in a pleasing graphic jacket is not, unfortunately, reaching its full potential. A clever design is damaged by technical problems and the puzzles deserve a better balance of difficulty. Even so, the journey to save the planet is a pleasant experience.

Dynasty Warriors 7 are quite an average piece of hack'n'slash genre. The concept of the game itself is not bad but the developers buried all the fun in an extréme stereotype. [June 2011]

Unfinished business from the technical point of view, but more importantly a boring adaptation of the board game. Pretty visuals can’t save its tiresome fights. [Issue #271]

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

Simplistic visuals, easy and repetitive combat, recycled story from many games before – Aragorn's Quest's only plus is testing your abilities with the Move control. [Dec 2010]

Another average movie-to-game product attacks with giant angry robots. Dull controls, no presentation and a poor mission, design make this piece easily forgettable. [Aug 2009]

Excursion to the world of popular fantasy saga is an unconvincing – the good story itself can not save the rest of this bugged and visually average game. [June 2012]

Stylish zombie-shooter tries to variegate this genre with RPG elements and weapon crafting but in the end it's just an average Plants vs. Zombies clone in 3D. [May 2012]

Peaky Blinders: Mastermind is yet another proof of a famous licence put to no good. The game lacks it’s atmosphere from TV series and presents only boring logical gameplay with poorly executed controls. [Issue#307]

An original adventure, which unfortunately did not succeed in anything but faint hints of what the game could have been like if its ideas were fully explored. [Issue#288]

This selection of winter sports comes in an unimpressive simulation where only 4p multiplayer bring some juice. Better to sit and watch the real Olympics on your TV. [Feb 2010]

Short and rough trip into the underground golem factory tests your tactical mastery and rewards you with a couple of goodies usable in the main story. [Issue#196]

Smooth clone of the Prince of Persia game doesn't use up the movie license as it should, but nevertheless is pretty playable for both TRON admirers and newcomers. [Issue#199]

Stunning steampunk visuals cannot cover up the horrible controls which make the boats practically unsteerable. [July 2011]

(Occasionally) vertical shooter varies with arcade flying and comes with a loopy story. Dark Void is quite fun but we expected so much more from this title… [Feb 2010]

Lord Sauron campaign and the possibility to play as famous heroes are the only things keeping Conquest above a grey and a boring average. Yeah and killing the Olyphants too. [Feb 2009]

Naïve dialogues and twice-told detective storyline build the atmosphere of a bad “B-movie”. If you’re not stranded on a deserted island with this game then you had better pick some other adventure. [Issue#191]

An interesting idea and a great atmosphere is killed by a badly chosen gaming form that simply isn’t consistent with the concept of the film. Ultimately, you cannot play it, or watch. [Issue #268]

Except of visuals Armikrog has a problem with literally everything. The story is shallow, controls are unintuitive and puzzles are both silly and repetitive. [Issue#257]

Tight competition in action RPG genre sends The First Templar straight to hell. There are so many better games that there is no reason to waste time with this grey, below-average piece. [June 2011]

Legend: Hand of God is a typical kind of game that misrepresents itself. At first glance you see an astounding and flawless product but soon you will find out that behind the excellent graphics there is a half-empty world with repeatable quests and poor character development. [Sept 2008]

Every old advantage and mistake is present in this new installment in the Men of War series. Fans won't be disappointed but newcomers might be confused. [June 2012]

The script is unbalanced. One minute the game moralizes how bad it is to make fun of stereotypes, then a moment later it overwhelms you with an over-the-top brutal scene. Pretty graphics, hilarious animations and good voice acting can't save a weak script. [Issue#323]

The successor to the legendary Mashed didn't beat its predecessor because of the unpredictable behavior of physics and weapons, a short list of tracks and average visuals. [May 2012]

It is more of a wasted opportunity than a complete failure. If you are in search for the best Transformers game better reach for War for Cybertron. [Issue#207]

The original idea wasn't bad but its execution produced a game that tries so hard to be weird that it hurts its enjoyability. [Issue#236]

This fairytale about the human journey to freedom is totally unfinished. It’s filled with technical issues and the gamplay is so terrible that even its great storyline can’t help the game at all.