A futile attempt to bring to life Hellboy comics. Inexperienced players could be amused for a while but except for the nice graphics and partly appealing duels this game offers dull and way too linear play. [Sept 2008]

There are good games and there are games based on movies... Sad but true, fortunately Wall-E is an exception to the rule. Nice movie, nice game children will love it and except for a few minor problems with the floating camera. Wall-E is a great choice even for adults. [Aug 2008]

Good-class and nice looking fantasy turn-based strategy game with very simple controls, but with a lot of possibilities, missions and tasks. It’s definitely a long-time run. [Aug 2008]

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]

The most realistic tennis simulation ever made. With realism also comes hard work with challenging training, difficult gameplay and especially a very lengthy career mode. [Aug 2008]

Too much deadwood for a simple puzzle-game. Absolutely useless story, some puzzles can be solved only by trial and error. In search for realism developers somehow forgot that the game should be fun in the first place. [Sept 2008]

Space Invaders in a fancy, modern look. Unusual and catchy gameplay, multiplayer and boss fights makes this game perfect for long trips. [Aug 2008]

Gameplay is as exciting as riding on a big and long rollercoaster. Each level comes with its own genre, but final impression is corrupted by technical inadequacies. [Aug 2008]

Amusing insight to the world noir of insects where murders occur instead of pollination. Insecticide is bit short for its price but if you like humorous games (“Hands up!” “All of them!!”) you will not be disappointed. [Sept 2008]

Are you a parent of a child who wants to be a fireman, rescuer or policeman and you don’t like it at all? Let him or her play Emergency Heroes and your problems become history. [Aug 2008]

Guys from Stardock Interactive know very well what gamers want. Galactic Civilization II: Twilight of Arnor is the best choice in case of cast away. Endless playability and tremendous entertainment guaranteed for beginners and hard core players along. [Aug 2008]

When you decide to make no compromises, you can expect either a catastrophe or a miracle. Okami is the second case. This game is the phantom that scares other games with its own perfection and neatness. [Aug 2008]

Except unusual controls this is an ordinary (but definitely not bad) hack’n’slash game. It’s more accessible and easier than episodes for "bigger" consoles, so you can finish it in at most seven hours. [Aug 2008]

This catchy and addictive game brings the true art of pain right to your home. You will never get bored of all the crashes, explosions, injuries and other small joys of life. [July 2009]

Less crazy, more motivating and imaginative, this is New Blood. If you have ever dreamt of becoming a surgeon you can see what it takes — and you will enjoy every single operation. [Feb 2009]

Attractive set-up based on the atmosphere of a TV series unfortunately suffers by the unbalance of gameplay features and slips to boredom gibberish which kills the funnier parts. [Aug 2008]

If Beauty Factory comes as a freeware web-based game there is a slight chance it could impress a bored person for 15 minutes. Ask for money in this case? We call it arrogance. There are no pros (except that “you need not to buy it”) only cons. [Aug 2008]

Jagged Edge is truly an old–fashion tactical game designed for hardcore fans. Extremely strong enemies and missing vital combat info makes it a real challenge. [Issue#174, Jan 2009]

Resurrection of the pre-dinosaur adventure era. Wonderful graphics and original story line can’t hide the problematic engine and “delicately” chopped-off ending. [Issue#173]

Sequel to the famous trilogy changed into a kid’s entertainment game with uncomplicated logical puzzles. The sound and graphics departments should be fired anyways. [May 2009]

We expected a first-class product from Barwood / Falstein duo and what did we get? An ordinary adventure with a flat story. The game itself is not that bad but we were hoping for something special. [Issue#174, Jan 2009]

Why should you play this piece when there are many better racing games on the market? Only if you want to try an up and down average title with nice car models and dull opponents. [Sept 2009]

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]