Dear Ice-Pick lodge, we have a feeling that your game might be a masterpiece if tweaked and worked a little further. And don't say that you weren't inspired by Psychonauts. We won't believe anyway. [July 2011, p.121]

Two useless ports, one nostalgic Sonic game and one very special rhythm-based adventure you don't want to miss. [Apr 2011, p.97]

More boring than the core game, but a worthy effort compared to other games' DLCs. [December 2011, p.87]

It gets repetitive with time, but the concept is strong and the setting is unique even for a Spidey game. [Feb 2011, p.87]

A solid start for the series, though a little too short and easy to complete. Telltale, please, we want more! [Feb 2011, p.105]

Magicka is best played in coop-mode – otherwise it might feel too monotonous. Also, be prepared to download some patches. [Mar 2011, p.108]

A real festival of a game, charging you with good spirits – but only if your fingers touch the joypad, not a keyboard. [January 2012, p.77]

A good add-on overall, if you overlook the fact that the name doesn't match the content. [January 2012, p.80]

A good platform game which should be especially liked by children. The gameplay mixes puzzles with moderate amount of action. [January 2012, p.82]

Age of Empires Online is pretty, well-designed and a little bit nostalgic RTS. But the shortcomings of a freemium model are obvious here: to win you have to pay. [October 2011, p.99]

The single player campaign is short and mostly disappointing, but it's the multiplayer that saves the day. [May 2011, p.81]

A solid debut in action genre for Relic and a must-buy for any Warhammer 40k fan. [Nov. 2011, p.61]

PES 2012 will make you feel like a talented football coach. If you want to actually play football, FIFA 12 is a better choice. [Nov. 2011, p.73]

A brilliant ending for the story of New Vegas. Straightforward, but still very engaging RPG experience. [November 2011, p.100]

Brink's unique visual style and great customization options save the day. Although its core gameplay needs some polishing, it's a solid multiplayer-only experience nevertheless. [July 2011, p.81]

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

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

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

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

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 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]

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

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

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]

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]

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

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

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