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]

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

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

A brilliant indie platformer. Braid can finally retire. [October 2011, p.100]

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]

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]

A unique game. Don't even try to ignore it. [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]

A true salvation for a nearly-dead franchise. [October 2011, p.68]

The best FIFA yet – and the football game extremely close to an ideal. [October 2011, p.61]

You wouldn't imagine how many things one can forgive in a game where killing zombies is so much fun. [October 2011, p.55]

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

A risky Fallout experiment – and a very successful one. [Sept 2011, p.100]

Not only the worst, but also the last Harry-Potter-Movie game ever created. Thank God. [Sept 2011, p.99]

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]

A very engaging and deep adventure for anyone who loves the genre and can forgive a few technical flaws. [Sept 2011, p.95]

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]

The biggest, the deepest and the most complete fighting experience on PC. Start saving you quarters for that USB arcade stick. [Sept 2011, p.85]

It's worth every second of these 11 years of waiting. It's a true Deus Ex sequel we all begged for. [Sept 2011, p.16]

Outatime closes the season with a bang – it has everything we ever wanted from the series, and even more – it has Michael J. Fox's voiceover. [August 2011, p.108]

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]

F.E.A.R. 3 will hardly scare you. But despite some flawed graphics and weak storyline, it's a surprisingly solid and satisfying shooter, which only gets better if played in co-op. [August 2011, p.97]

You can still blow up pretty much everything, but there's little sense in it. Red Faction: Armageddon is not about destruction anymore. It's simply the most exciting third-person shooter this summer has to offer. [August 2011, p.91]

It's not perfect, but it's as close to the definition of masterpiece as it could be. A thrilling and exciting adventure to the dark corners of Wonderland. [August 2011, p.83]

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]

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]