Another great simulator from Kairosoft. This time you're winning races and managing racecar drivers.

A humoristic but a bit clumsy fantasy strategy game.

Sort falling condos after colour and serve them to hungry monsters. Hysterical design (in a good way) and a good example of "just one more time" gameplay.

Reroute water to shower a crocodile. Smart, simple and it looks great.

Trine 2 is a fantasy platforming game that is the most fun in cooperation. It's short, but the design and the animations are extraordinary. One of the most beautiful games this year.

Recollection is a good looking collectible card game based on the popular Assassins Creed franchise. It is at its best in multiplayer games versus human opponents, but lacks some of the depth of i's competitors.

Tekken Hybrid consists of a HD-remake of Tekken Tag Tournament, a demo of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and the full lenght movie Tekken Blood Vengance. Though Tekken Tag Tournament still holds out pretty good against modern fighting games, Tekken Hybrid as a whole is more for the hardcore Tekken fans.

Sonic Generations lets you play as two different Sonics, one from the present and one from the past. The first levels are fantastic, but the level design soon gets dull. The time trials and the music is good though.

One of the best digital pinball game ever makes its debut on the iPhone and iPad. A great game, especially the Wolverine board, but the iPad version is superior thanks to it's bigger screen.

A great railshooter, with lots of unlockables and mini games.

A slow paced and highly complex RTS with focus on ecology.

Udraw Studio is a tablet controlled painting game, though it feels more like a coloring book than an actual game. Great for small children, but to simple for adults.

A game for children in every sense. It's too easy for experienced gamers, and suffers from imprecise camera and controls. Younger Tintin fans might enjoy it though.

If you didn't like the earlier Mario Kart games, then Mario Kart 7 most likely won't convert you. But for fans it's one of the best in the series especially while playing with friends.

Infinity Blade II plays a lot like a modern version of Punch Out, but with HD graphics and in a fantasy setting. The combat mechanics are fun and there is a bit of customization that will keep you occupied for some time, but Infinity Blade II is still extremely linear and repetitive.

Echochrome and Tumble are two great games and Lemmings is ok. If you still haven't bought any of the three - this collection is a must for your Playstation Move.

Saved by the co-op mode, but this is a repetitive action RPG with quite a few bugs.

This Playstation Move game has got great sword control but suffers from some other issues with the control and camera. A good buy for kids.

Great control, smart level design and some cool boss fights. The lack of challenge is a real shame.

Pubertal and over the top sandbox gaming that is just a lot of fun to play.

A worthy remake of a great FPS for consoles.

One of the best Zelda games ever and this years cosiest adventure.

Incredibly rich story and game world with tons of content and a few bugs. This RPG will have you playing for hundreds of hours.

Remake of a stealthy shooter that feels both dated and well preserved at the same time.

Although it's a good fighting game the learning curve is steep and there are not enough news in Ultimate to make it worth your money.

Kirby Mass Attack features not one, but ten Kirby's, all of them controlled with nothing but the touchscreen. Mass Attack is innovative and cute, but sometimes it's hard to keep track off and control all the Kirbys.

Pixeljunk Sidescroller flirts with the golden days of arcade gaming. Vector based visuals gives the game a unique look, and the challenging gameplay demands concentration and fast reflexes.

The sequel to the best selling Kinect game, Kinect Sports, features six new sports to play. Sadly, the game seems unfinished with unimaginative game play, poor animations and lousy controls.

Much like its predecessors in many ways, but bigger and more varied. The multiplayer mode got new kill streaks, new objectives and an extreme number of unlockable content. Add a solid (but almost to intensive) campaign, a survival mode and the spec ops missions and you got a seriously great game.

Not bad if you're looking for exactly what Brotherhood brought us and still a beautiful living world, but a lack of news, strained story and repetitive missions lowers the experience.

It's a really beautiful game with lots of nice touches and a co-op mode that is great fun. But the level design is bumpy and the boss fights are crippled.

Off the Record lets you return to Fortune City, but this time as Frank West from the first game. Sadly, Off the Record keeps much of the bad game design from its predecessors as horrible loading time, time limits and specific and sparse places for combining weapons. There are just too many game mechanics in this game that should not be allowed in a game made in 2011.

This game lets you dress up as famous Disney characters and the suits are pretty charming. It has some funny mini games, but Disney Universe suffers from camera issues and doesn't really do anything new.

The highly awaited Battlefield 3 gives a twofold impression. There's a single player campaign that looks and sounds great but is extremely linear and scripted and provides no room for thinking outside the box. On the other hand there's a simply fantastic multiplayer mode, that may well be the best multiplayer experience that this year has to offer. If you're interested in multiplayer warfare, then Battlefield 3 is the game for you.

The successor to the critically acclaimed Batman Arkham Asylum is bigger, looks better and contains even more content in form of more villains, more riddles and more side quests then its predecessor. Though it's near perfect in almost every way, the large amount of characters included from the Batman universe paradoxically becomes a flaw as there's too many of them to present them all in a logical and deserving way. Still, Batman Arkham City is a wonderful masterpiece that should not be missed.

Ratchet & Clank All 4 One presents great weapons (as usual) and a four player co-op mode, but this time around the game just feel stupid. There is no diverging from the predetermined path and the game lacks finesse and creative thinking.

A video game played with real toys? Skylanders Spyros Adventure fuses real life toys with digital games and it actually works. Combine that with charming character design, great music and well implemented RPG elements and this game is a real treat for younger gamers.

The console version of The Sims 3 Pets makes use of its platform and delivers an experience with small changes suited for consoles. It is by no means bad, it's just that the PC version is better in most ways.

Spider-man Edge of Time gives you control over two different spider-men, Peter Parker and Miguel O'Hara from Spider-Man 2099. Though the games is not really broken in any aspect, it is extremely uninspired, tedious and bland. Fans of games based on comic books should definitely look elsewhere.

The third installation in the Uncharted series is bombastic and looks simply amazing. The highly scripted gameplay doesn't feel as fresh as it used to and the story loses its focus about halfway in, but a surprisingly good multiplayer experience saves the grade.

Renegade Ops combines a B-movie story with a narrative influenced by comic books, where different characters with different abilities and some rpg elements give the arcade-like experience more depth. It's fun as a singleplayer game, but the co-op mode is where the game really shines.

Football Manager 2012 comes with a new user interface and is more accessible then ever. When your players score, your team starts making money and the fans chant your name - this game is an amazing experience.

Rage starts out slow and ends rather bad, but it grows upon you as the game progresses. Id Software really nails the gunfights (as expected) and Rage is loaded with extra content such as races, card games and Easter eggs.

A seemingly decent game that makes one think of the popular Lego-series. Though the lack of challenge and memorable sequences results in Phineas and Ferb Across the Second Dimension being a rather mediocre game.

Might & Magic Heroes VI follows the same concept as its predecessors, yet with more emphasis on the heroes this time around. Imbalanced and slow, but it is still easy to lose track of time while playing just a couple of more turns.

Even though it is a remake of a fifteen year old game, Guardian Heroes still manages to feel fresh. Guardian Heroes suffers from some balancing and control issues, but it proves that great entertainment never grows too old.

The sixth game in the Ace Combat series seems to have Call of Duty as its main influence. It is intense and entertaining, but Assault Horizon has some flawed game mechanics and tries a bit too hard to be cool.

Dark Souls is severely uncompromising. You will die again and again, hundreds of times - but It doesn't matter. In this dark and beautiful fantasy masterpiece you will still come back for more.

Polished, good looking and filled to the brim with content. Forza Motorsport 4 plays in the big leagues but suffers from poor AI and is just not as engaging as I would like it to be.

Mark of the Assassin introduces strange and sloppy stealth sequences along with new quests and an interesting new character in Tallis. It starts out rather bland but it gets more interesting as the story progresses. In the end it's a lot better than Legacy, but only worth your money if you're a fan of the main game.

Max and the Magic Marker is an innovative and amusing platformer. Even though it's suitable for a younger crowd, older gamers will still enjoy it's ingenious challenges.

An expansions with a lot of new content and a solid Fallout feeling. It lacks those really memorable scenes but still entertains, especially through the robot characters.

A lack of variation and great deal of repetition affects the over all game experience negatively. Though fans of the Warhammer universe will likely enjoy the design.

At a higher difficulty F1 2011 really starts to shine and show what a great racing experience it is.

On the pitch this is the best PES ever. It lacks a lot in the game modes though and Konami needs to pick up their ambitions for next year.

Bold new defence system, great news to the career mode and just a ton of content makes this a must for football fans.

Two of the most unique and beautiful games has receieved an ambitious overhaul.

Charming puzzle game with co-op and lots of content.

Ambitious zombie outbreak that should have been in development a couple of more months.

Ambitious and gorgeous, but too simplistic and repetitive.

Very short flying game that still shines when it comes to control and entertainment value.

There's no big news but a great game has been polished in so many ways it's a must have title for action fans.

Lots of small improvements and greatly enhanced AI. Still a lot of bugs though that takes the edge off the otherwise nice experience.

A campaign that starts out promising loses the focus after a while. The online modes and a nice coop mode makes it worth your time and cash.

Funny characters and plot but repetitive and combat that lacks finesse.

Old school shooter in the bad sense of the term. Feels old, bad AI, lots of bugs and a control that needed polish.

This real time strategy game has stupid units, bad camera and clumsy combat.

There are some big problems in the gamedesign, but if you can bear with them this is a great action packed racer in a fun town.

A product that seems to be aimed at teenage boys, but a tight control and smart combat is too good to be missed.

A unique experience, big free world, beautiful graphics and tons of content in one of the best rpg:s ever.

A bit short, but a nice combination of action and strategy.

A side scrolling space puzzle shooter that borrows a lot from Pixeljunk Shooter-series. A bit clumsy equipment system and sometimes hard to know what to do, but still a great cozy experience.

The Kinect controls actually work quite fine, but there's just not enough content here for the price and it gets repetitive too soon.

A top down shooter that reminds us of Rez or Lumines but lacks a lot in content, has irritating 3D effects and is a bit too difficult.

A turn based soccer game based on dice and constantly collecting new, better players. There's smart tactics under the seemingly random game mechanics. Be prepared to spend many hours getting your dream team together.

A futuristic FPS with RPG elements, a great story, interesting side missions and choices that matter.

Action rpg with excellent design, a lot of content and upgrades, cool commentary and fun battles.

Tiny Tower might look and play like a Facebook game but it doesn't demand much from the player and all investments are really optional. There's a nice feel good vibe to building your tower and I keep wanting to build another floor.

Lots of tracks, great controls, fun super powers, engaging leader boards and great multiplayer. This is one of my favourite iphone games of all time.

5-8 hours of well thought out gameplay with a lot of excellent characters and a big area to explore. There's a lot of humour and crazy dialogue between the strange robots in The Big Empty. One of the best DLC I've ever played.

Think of it as Mario Kart with tricks and lots of weapons. It's a bit slow and the tracks aren't that great but there's a lot of fun game modes and in the end it's an excellent party family game. Avalanche is Disney's best friend.

It's a bit expensive and we have seen it all before but it does give a stereotypical amusement for a while.

What should be a bonus game mode has been made into a full price game. Although it's fun at times it's really short and lacks content.

A classic card battle game with great design and a game play that is extremely well suited for online battles. It's always exciting to buy new card packs and there's a lot of cards.

Simple but smart card battle game with a great pace. I just wish there was a function to modify the decks.

A unique card battle game with some good ideas, but it lacks the collection part and the design is awful.

A horrible action game with lousy control and graphics. A sad end to a series of games that EA has treated embarrasingly bad.

A great rpg with fantastic characters, music and environments. It's a shame it's a bit too simplified.

The setting, design and sounds are great in this unique and interesting god simulator. But the controls are just not good enough and the AI is really frustrating at times.

The background story that unfolds in Legacy is interesting, but there just isn't enough new content in this 2-3 hour expansion to be worth the price tag.

A lack of statistics and too long loading times are some minuses in a great racing game. Good looking, great feel, fun party game modes and split screen support.

Beautiful rpg with a great story and big choices that adds to the replayability. The controls and combat system are a bit clumsy though.

New Marais is a great new city to be a superhero or supervillain in and the powers are really cool, especially the ones you unlock later in the game. If you can withstand the bugs and some boring missions it's a great ride.

A classic JRPG with the usual pros and cons. Too much unnecessary running and cumbersome combat preparations but with two big adventures and smart combat. It's still worth the price for JRPG nuts.

It's a bold move to change the destructive sand box gameplay of Guerrilla with this linear and claustrophobic experience, but Volition does a really good job. Just don't expect it to be Red Faction Guerrilla 2.

One of the greatest adventure games of all time in it's finest edition. Improved graphics and smart use of the touch screen for the equipment.

A sub par action rpg with lousy dialogue and too few skills and attacks. Fun with friends, but the cheap co-op mode only uses other players as guests.

A huge production that might be one of the greatest game worlds ever with amazing soundtrack and fantastic animations. But under the extremely well-polished surface hides a somewhat broken control and a very linear and too-prolonged experience.