For those claiming that Dark Souls is unreasonably difficult, all one can respond is that is that they are sorely missing the point. The reality is that Dark Souls is not too difficult rather most games today are too easy. It is perhaps the most balanced game one can play. To survive, one must have patience, persistence and a high level of concentration…nothing is spoon-fed or handed to you on a silver platter.

Rocksteady has done a brilliant job integrating villains from the rouge gallery as side quests.

Dedication to the ruthless multiplayer portion is what will eventually pay off and set you to one of the finest and most gratifying tactical online shooters.

The action mixes well with the entertaining strategy elements of trap placement. The visuals are good and the sound is a definite high point. I only wish Orcs Must Die! Was longer; the game can be completed in around five hours, and after completing each level there's little incentive to keep playing.

A disappointment. The game seems like a test project on the 3DS for Capcom with the end goal of checking how the engine works on the 3DS hardware.

A must have for fans of the sport, and is a marked improvement on last year's release.

Even with the Easy difficulty, though, Devil Survivor Overclocked is no easy game to beat, but the experience is ultimately very rewarding.

For us gamers in the Middle East, this year's version of the game is extra special. We now have the full menu and commentary in Arabic for the first time ever.

It's hard to think of Dark of the Moon as anything but crass movie advertising of the interactive variety and so it's hard to take it seriously as a game in its own right.

Megastunt Mayhem is a game that tries to bring an innovative stunt driving concept to the iOS platform, but falls short of doing so successfully due to a number of little issues that eventually add up and hold it back from being a potentially fun and entertaining title.

Not only a technical refinement over its predecessors in terms of gameplay style and mechanics, it also provides a richer experience with different co-op modes with multiple levels of depth within each mode.

I applaud the developers for trying to make this work, but I honestly don't see many players spending too much of their time trying it out.

Hard Reset is not the PC gaming juggernaut it might have been hyped to be. Rather, it is a little treat for PC Gamers to enjoy. In a time where modern gaming is increasingly geared towards consoles, special kudos go to Flying Wild Hog in their attempts to go back to the roots of FPS and go out of their way to please the PC community.

The ideas behind the game are great, but the execution is a bit disappointing.

From Dusk is a very interesting title to play, but could have been a great game if the controls and difficulty were more polished.

The multiplayer might please some, but it is clearly not the attraction of the package. It goes out with just the right amount of emotions to satisfy both a gamer and a fan.

The graphics are neat, the background music engaging, and the sound effects brilliant. The Bungie leaderboards and stats also provide an in-depth analysis of your performance.

Adding up to the graphical changes and minor gameplay tweaks Ocarina of Time 3D also increases the replay value of an already amazing package.

All the little things that make a good game great are present here. Great graphics, decent sound effects, deep (yet quick) gameplay, new content in the form of missions and equipment available all the time, leveling up and customization for your entire team.

This game is a vast improvement over the previous one, and is probably the best tower-defence game out there. It doesn't have much replay value, apart from the multiplayer, but it is a game I definitely recommend as an action or tower-defence game.

At $0.99, Spy Mouse is a lot of content, and its achievements for each level should lure the completionist in, too. It's effectively simple, and its short level format makes it ideal for situations where boredom is all for kill.

If you're a fan of strategy games and are happy to forgo fancy graphics for good old fashioned gameplay, then you'll love Genesia. However, if you're a casual gamers and we know a lot of you iPad owners are, take note of the caveat – this one's not for noobs.

If you want to break way from the regular FPS drones and try something old-fashioned yet refreshing, then give Bodycount a go – you'll be surprised how much fun mindless shooting can be.

Fans of the game will feel that Eidos has done a good job with the property and it may open the door to more games in the future. For a new-comer, the game doesn't do anything revolutionary.

In a nutshell Splinter Cell 3D is a remake the doesn't do justice to the original title.

It's a clean, fuss-free game that provides a curious amount of fun on your PC.

While the gameplay does tend to get a tad bit repetitive sometimes, there's some amount of relief in the form of special levels where you're doing something completely different like chasing a new glow chum in order to make him your ally.

Graphically the game is quite impressive as the blur effects and the black and white distinction of zombies and humans respectively, gives it a very realistic edge.