The best PC slasher of the year (with not much competition). [January 2012, p.75]

Shows how you can bury even the most original idea with lack of either bravery or fantasy. [January 2012, p.69]

A Tower Defense game which is so fast, you'd sometimes wish for it to slow down. [December 2011, p.100]

Fans of Frank West can rejoice, others shouldn't waste their time. We suspect those others will be a majority. [December 2011, p.98]

If you want to have a game where you build a modern town, you don't have much choice. [December 2011, p.97]

Simple but robust game for children and nostalgic adults. [December 2011, p.95]

A wading pool for those afraid to dive into Football Manager. [December 2011, p.78]

Rock of Ages is what Monty Python would make if they decided to do a tower defenсe game. [Nov. 2011, p.97]

A nice addition for everyone who loved the innovation of The Sims Medieval. [Nov. 2011, p.95]

This old-school shooter with modern visuals offers intense and fun gunplay, but it's a bit too short and not particularly original. [Nov. 2011, p.83]

Genesis is a fresh take on a strategy genre, but it doesn't have a lot in common neither with the original books, nor the TV Show. [Nov. 2011, p.77]

Gameplay-wise, pretty solid Deathspank sequel. But the jokes are starting to get really boring. [October 2011, p.100]

Everything that was good in Call of Juarez is gone. Everything that wasn't – well, it's still here. And it's only gotten worse. [October 2011, p.78]

Tropico 4 isn't quite different from Tropico 3, but it's still a great economic strategy nevertheless. [October 2011, p.74]

Short, linear and overpriced – but a huge improvement over the Dragon Age: Origins DLCs nevertheless. [Sept 2011, p.69]

It looks good and has everything you would expect from an arcade flightsim, but comes short in terms of depth and diversity. [Sept 2011, p.97]

It's nothing close to a serious tennis simulator, but it's packed with so much fun that you simply don't care. [Sept 2011, p.91]

It's really hard to resist and not dub this game as "Buggerdale". Surprisingly, there are moments when it plays even better than its full-priced rivals. [August 2011, p.107]

The single-player mode fails to entertain. The characters are not really funny, and you can easily get bored by repetitive dungeon raids. But if you bring your friend along – it's a completely different experience. [August 2011, p.101]

It's a pity that The First Tempar wasn't released five years ago. But then, it has a working split-screen mode on PC! [July 2011, p.123]

Even after a number of overhauls and improvements, Hydrophobia stays bleak and dull. [July 2011, p.113]

Although the series' reincarnation is a clear success, it's a shame that PC version of this Diablo-clone can hardly be played without a gamepad. [July 2011, p.107]

If you've never played Black Mirror, you'd hardly understand anything about the plot. There's little improvement over the second game either, with dated visuals and elementary puzzles. But the story is strong once again. [July 2011, p.101]

Double Visions is as good as the previous episode, but we're really in for some grandiose season finale. [July 2011, p.99]

It may be a step back for the series, with lots of dystopian clichés and few ordinary puzzles, but we are still eager to know what Telltale is planning to do next. [June 2011, p. 100]

Still buggy. Not nearly as funny. [June 2011, p.99]

A failed attempt to right the wrongs of Patrician IV, Rise of a Dynasty is a very questionable investment of your time. [June 2011, p.98]

Arrival is a mostly disappointing piece of content, failing even at its mission to connect Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3 storylines. [June 2011, p.97]

It's quite realistic, yes, but it's also full of bugs, sloppy visuals and crippled AI. [June 2011, p.81]

Even if you are a Ghostbusters fan, Sanctum of Slime is still difficult to recommend – it hardly contains any "fanservice" at all. [May 2011, p.81]

Breach combines most of the achievements across the genre in one very budget package. [Mar 2011, p.112]

Yes, it has dragons. No, there's nothing really special about this Total War clone. [Mar 2011, p.110]

Don't take nail'd too seriously, there is no depth in it. Just some unsophisticated, adrenaline-charged fun. [Feb 2011, p.98]

The visual design is delightful and the soundtrack is highly recommended for separate listening. Unfortunately, it's not much of a game. [Feb 2011, p.94]

Positively, there is nothing to do in Final Fantasy XIV at the moment. It's not even close to a completed product. [Feb 2011, p.82]

For all its achievements, Shattered Horizon is too small and limited to fall in love with. [Apr 2011, p.103]

An interesting mix of multiplayer car combat and RPG, but it's far from being enjoyable by a long shot. [Apr 2011, p.105]