If the price was halved and the humour less forced, then the game would be worth it. This is just a rehash, albeit a good one.

Breathtaking presentation plus creative combat plus a metaverse of metaphors equals a romance that is brief, but oh so captivating.

Despite its flaws, this is a solid game to play with your young ones - especially if you've beaten all the Lego games.

Sneaking through the thickets, luring enemies away with stones and gripping situations are right up the alley of any stealth fan. Sadly, there's not much more you can do in the game.

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

Successful continuation of the original Diablo clone.

Ambitious, yet under-cooked attempt at a revolution. The flaws are fixable, though, so keep an eye on this series.

Finally, everything that we love (and hate) about Broken Sword clicks together. Anyone who loves the series will be right at home. [Issue#242]

A modern platformer focused on crafting and dressed in a wonderful retro garb. Sadly, it recycles itself way too much. [Issue#242]

Didn’t fulfill our expectations at all. You might be better off downloading some freeware horror games. [Issue#242]

A clear argument that iOS can support deep, complex games. Stealthing your way out a dystopia has never been so much fun. [Issue#242]

Same as the last time but the graphics are beautiful, the tracks varied and online play works like a charm. [Issue#242]

Fast, funny and well made. But is free-to-play really the future? [Issue#242]

A very challenging strategy game that depicts a world of sorcerers and their empires. Civilization with spells? Yes – and it bites hard. [Issue#242]

Another miss for the Spiders Studios. What must’ve looked good in theory didn’t translate into reality. Stay away. [Issue#242]

The best exploration game yet? Ether One has a great story and a few interesting mechanics that will bring you an unique gaming experience. [Issue#242]

Nicely looking sequel that was obviously rushed and now it’s up to the community to bring it to completion. [Issue#242]

Fantastic, original platformer that offers a reasonable challenge, although given its high price, it could be a little longer. [Issue#242]

Looks simple and boring but when you give it a shot (pun not intended), it’ll hold your attention even if you couldn’t care less about golf – or Mario. [Issue#242]

New units, a little bit of polish and that’s about it. But it stills works like a charm! [Issue#242]

The heart of the game is in its logical execution of conversations and puzzles, while not being trivial. [Issue#242]

Bunch of fresh animations doesn’t merit a buy. The Brazilian setting is well done but the game is still way too overpriced. [Issue#242]

Beautiful game that tries to appeal to both kids and adults – and succeeds most of the time. Ubisoft shows that trying something new is worth it. [Issue#242]

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]

Brilliant arcade shooter than just won’t let go. Looks great, plays great and practically invites you to participate in vicious dogfights. [Issue#241]

Heaps of fun, dirt cheap. The game keeps coming up with entertaining challenges and enjoyable surprises. [Issue#241]

The refurbishing team did a great job. Both games look quite fashionable and show their resistance to age. [Issue#241]

Overwrought puzzle platformer, which level design makes it way too hard. Give it a try – if you’ve got the patience. [Issue#241]