Idea of using stone age as game setting is best thing since inventing fire. [March 2016]

Godzilla reeks of disappointment from every fiber of its being. It's boring as hell and hard to control. What on Earth were the developers thinking? [Jan 2016]

Human Resource Machine Does what a good puzzle game should: gives you a limited set of tools and tasks you with doing the seemingly impossible. However, the challenge may eventually prove too much for non-coders. The lack of a deeper story is disappointing as well, at least when compared to the wonderful Little Inferno. Still, if you enjoy programming puzzles, it's hard to go wrong with this game. [Jan 2016]

Hearthstone keeps getting stronger and stronger. [Jan 2016]

Read Only Memories is an excellent arena for some old-fashioned adventure. [Jan 2016]

Xenoblade Chronicles is otherwise great, but the thin main plot and sheer repetition drop the score. [Jan 2016]

One of the best games of 2015 gets even better. Worth buying a PS4 for. [Jan 2016]

Hard West is turn based combat in the Wild West with demons. I really like this! [Jan 2016]

Rebel Galaxy is an open world Freelancer-like with capital ship combat and a universe that looks more alive than it really is. The gameplay was fun enough, visuals good enough, audio epic and the story interesting enough to keep me well entertained for the duration. [Jan 2016]

Rogue State is too focused on random events and repetition. It neither educates nor entertains. [Jan 2016]

Galactic Civilizations 3 is too much work and too little game. [Jan 2016]

Tales of Zestiria is just bad and lazy entry for a 20 year old series. [Jan 2016]

Just Cause 3 entertains at first with its symphony of destruction, but becomes repetitive. [Jan 2016]

An excellent and innovative breath of fresh air. The more I play, the more I like. I hope this is new role model for shooters to come. [Jan 2016]

A twisted masterpiece of sickness that is as ambitious as it is flawed. If you can endure the slow, repetitive gameplay and clumsy translation, you will reap unparalleled rewards in narrative and atmosphere. [Feb 2016]

Clash Royale is actually a fun gun and really well designed version of MOBA genre for mobile. It isn’t just a cruel revenue model. [Feb 2016]

As addictive as was the first one. And infuriating too. The controls work now both left and right and the guys at Frogmind have devised a devilishly hard set of levels that will pop an artery or two, but you'll always ready to try again. And that, my friends, is a sure sign for an excellent game. [Feb 2016]

Minecraft: Wii U Edition is, well, Minecraft. But. It doesn't support old Wii controllers and the Game Pad -integration could be better, like own screen for a second player and a touchscreen inventory. [Feb 2016]

Although a bit clinical, succeeds in being a nice little racing game. [Feb 2016]

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros is an action-packed, varied and in places, amusing RPG with familiar Mario-faces. The story is pretty much nonsense, though. [Feb 2016]

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime is like a relationship: is fun only with an actual mate. [Feb 2016]

Helldivers proves that even firepower loses to repetition. [Feb 2016]

Dragon’ Dogma: Dark Arisen is very worthy action RPG. Welcome to PC! [Feb 2016]

More is really more. Full of things to do, places to visit and people to meet. [Feb 2016]

Light, but highly addicting. [Feb 2016]

An enjoyable co-op game with a fun but simplistic combat system. Bugs, matchmaking issues and technical problems keep it from becoming an instant classic. Yet! [Nov 2015]

Assassin’s Creed Syndicate is the best Assassin’s Creed since Black Flag. Ubisoft returns to form. [Nov 2015]

A nice three player co-op action game. It's not an adventure, since the levels are small and sequential. The puzzles are a bit too repetitive, though. [Nov 2015]