Inmates has its share of creepy moments but it's mostly horror done by the numbers. Puzzles are rather easy and the story build-up won't thrill veterans of the genre, but it may have something to offer to newcomers.

During it's four hours, Deus Ex: The Fall, presents a watered down, effectively castrated version of all the elements that made Human Revolution a true modern gaming classic. It may look like Deus Ex in a few strategically taken screenshots, but the actual experience is anything but. You will keep playing, desperately hoping for the glimpses of genius that are alluded to as part of the regular franchise, but real PC gamers should stay well away from this cheap cash-in that only tarnishes the reputation of one of the most sterling franchises in gaming.

Hatred is a decent twin-stick shooter that stands out from the clutter more for its controversial 18+ theme rather than its overall quality.

A tremendous wasted opportunity to associate Neil Gaiman's name with a video game truly worth of his reputation, Wayward Manor is a game without an audience. Gaiman fans will be put off by the lack of a script or any sort of engaging storyline and puzzle/casual/mobile fans have a lot more, far more polished options offered at a fraction of the price.

Even though Remothered: Broken Porcelain is an improved sequel, it is vitiated by a plethora of bugs and technical issues. At least it is somewhat comforting that the developers have been applying updates regularly, so the game may one day reach the refined state it should have been in the first place.

Police Crime Action is a game where we try to balance the duty of a police officer and his personal life. What could be an interesting idea ends up to being a buggy game with decade-old graphics.

Super Seducer can only be seen as a relic of a thankfully bygone era and may only crack a smile with its cult vibe. The whole PUA idea has already been criticized and no-one is expected to take it seriously. Other than that it's a sort of visual novel with linear progression that glorifies the quantification of flirting and the conditioning of people to Pavlovian techniques.

Even though a glimmer of an intriguing concept lies at its design core and I don't doubt that the lads at Epiphany Games have the finest of intentions, this is neither The Secret World, nor Hotline Miami. The stealth and combat are simply atrocious when attempted with PC controls, and a host of bugs will often break the more interesting parts of the game. The excellent soundtrack and the sheer manic glee with which the developers tried to include every conspiracy theory ever pondered in two and a half hours of gameplay is admirable but Majestic Nights has a long way to go before it can even be considered for cult stardom.

If you are looking for a honest and worthwhile combat space-sim that will keep you in the cockpit for several hours, then Eterium will reward you and will make you forget its low-budget origins (simple graphics, monotonous music and complete absence of voice over). Such efforts require our support and we need to congratulate the three guys of Rogue Earth LLC for this result.

Clearly this is a case of the developers actively misleading their end customers. There is literally nothing here except for an enjoyable soundtrack which in no way redeems an utter train-wreck of a "game".

We had all the good mood to have fun with Project Root. Unfortunately, the game is unfair and it tries to be challenging in all the wrong ways. At least, there are some good efforts in terms of graphics and sound, but the gameplay generally can lead you easily to frustration. If the developers tweak the difficulty level through patches, Project Root may have better luck.

A game that follows the beaten track of third-person shooters, avoiding big flaws at the same time. If you are a fan of the genre you can consider buying it, mainly because of its very low price.

If there is any salvation from this wreck is the nice soundtrack and some few good run 'n' gun moments, but they are not enough to create a good game. To summarize, if you want a nice 2,5D shoot 'em up, check somewhere else. There is no reason to have Chaos Domain even in your Wishlist.

Although it seems the developers are paying more attention to the mobile market, the PC version is satisfactory and offers fun gameplay, which the fans of this kind of games will surely love.

If you are looking for a co-op action/puzzle game and you are not interested in spectacular graphics or impressive soundtracks, then Space Farmers will satisfy you completely. It is simple, fast, hard, addictive, somewhat repetitive but entertaining and it is recommended for some short spurts with your best buddy or your worst enemy.

Despite its mistakes, Bloodrayne: Betrayal is an enjoyable game. The combination of beat' em up and platform elements creates an addictive and challenging title that will test your endurance for at least 5 hours.

Unfortunately I did not find anything interesting in this first chapter of AR-K, bearing in mind that the whole sphere thing is kept for the next parts of the game. It has very serious flaws, with the biggest ones being its irritating and illogical puzzles and the tremendously brief length.

I really wanted to like the game and play it again and again, but once I tried all the characters and finished it, I had no desire to start anew. Maybe, if you have good company and try the co-op mode, you might find it interesting for a while, but nothing more.

Very sloppy design, extremely illogical and frustrating puzzles, unprovoked incidents and unnecessary back and forth goings make this chapter even worse than the first one. I am afraid that things cannot improve as much as they ought to do, in order to make the next two chapters able to save the day.

Want to be a heli rescuer? You can try. An interesting idea ruined by the presence of bugs, problems in control during gameplay, and graphics at least a decade old.

The technical part remains somewhat problematic, but the rest of the game is of outstanding quality. In terms of grand strategy, it's one of the best games and it can deservedly stand next to its ancestors in the same series. Too bad that, as it seems, the publishers did not give the appropriate time frame to the developers. The potential was there, only more time was needed.

A terrific couple of tables that are bound to win over even non South Park enthusiasts on the sheer merit of their crazy, anarchic humor and multitude of options. If you're already an honorary citizen of South Park, this is a no-brainer, must have title.

Trying to solve jigsaw puzzles while killing zombies. It is nothing but an interesting idea.

This game tries to offer something fresh and different, especially compared to the numerous war-oriented games we see nowadays, but quickly becomes repetitive.

Hunters of The Dead combines elements from different genres such as Tower-Defence, Resource Management and RPG's. Although it features well-designed gameplay mechanics, the game doesn't stand out.

The Venom table ranks among the most challenging to ever be released on Zen Studios' extraordinary Pinball FX2 Platform.

With such a low price, this little indie game is an instant purchase. Instant Dungeon delivers something that huge game companies fail to achieve... addiction!

Nostalgia is strong in this one. If you are a retro-fan of the old games, don't miss it.

The "Joystick Replay" series of Anuman Interactive tends to become a feeder of beloved games of the past. The Bluecoats: North vs South is capable of thrilling the old fans of the original game, as well as new ones, who have never played the 1989/1991 version.

Delightful hand drawn graphics frame a short but ultimately winning and atmospheric introduction to the point and click adventure game genre. Hallin's work is quite impressive for a one-man project and is evidence of his potential as a designer if given a full production team.

Pixel Puzzles 2: Birds resembles a DLC more than a new game. No negative aspects from previous Pixel Puzzles were resolved, while there were no further additions in the form of a mini-game like Undeadz.

Just like the Holy Inquisition was a black spot in the history of mankind, due to convicting innocent people to death, TIconBLU convicts its own game to be nothing more than a black spot in the history of adventure games. A disastrous second part of an interesting opening chapter.

With a very interesting and harrowing stealth approach to Evil Within's core, The Assignment proves to be an exemplary DLC. Not only does it explain some of the campaign's more obscure points but it also includes two terrifically tense boss fights. Even if a player did not enjoy the main game so much, the different dynamics of the Assignment make it a very worthwhile proposal for fans of survival horror.

A fun, simple and accessible card game, great for playing on a tablet or for gamers who are new to the genre. More experienced players may find that the game is somewhat lacking in strategic depth.

Beautiful presentation, razor sharp wit, simple yet effective puzzling, ideal for introducing new players to the genre and an irresistible eldritch charm, make Bertram Fiddle one of the episodic adventures we'd really love to see to its conclusion. Fans of humorously shaped noses and Victorian Era weirdness, take note.

Zen Studios is truly without rival when it comes to digital pinball. Age of Ultron delivers the goods for Marvel fans, whilst also implementing a few most welcome innovations and mini-games to Zen's time proven formula. Top notch entertainment.

The Consequence completes a brilliant mini-campaign that not only enhances the core Evil Within experience by providing a multitude of answers to the original game's mysteries but also brilliantly sets the stage for its inevitable sequel. Deeply atmospheric and well written, this is a must for survival horror fans.

A short, easy and very pleasant adventure game, that will not make you get stuck anywhere during its 3-hour length. If you are OK with that, do not hesitate to give 5 euros in order to make it yours.

A highly challenging table of pure brilliance, Portal Pinball ranks easily amongst the three finest pinball tables Zen Studios has ever created. A must play for fans of the series and a most satisfying pinball challenge in it's own right.

Very well written and beautifully presented, House on Fire's debut will absolutely thrill fans of darker, more mature science fiction.

Implementing some beautifully executed and very cleverly scripted "traditional" adventure game puzzles, as well as further advancing the excellent storyline, "Realms" proves, beyond all doubt, that Dreamfall Chapters is indeed, the next step of an unforgettable journey into the heart of what-may-very-well-be.

If you love strategy games but the overly complicated Grand titles leave you perplexed, put Colonial Conquest on your shopping list.

It is sad to see such a great chance go to waste. What could otherwise have been a crowning achievement in the zombie survival genre, is basically a re-hash of the same ol' we already got two years ago with a few updated bits here and there. If you're an owner of the original SoD and its DLC's, there's no justifiable reason to get this version. If you aren't, however, do yourself a favour and get it. Yesterday.

It's not an unforgettable experience or the adventure game that will leave you stunned, but it surely was worth Deck13's time and effort to translate it into English language after five whole years. A short but atmospheric journey that leaves its final meaning to our judgement.

NBA 2k16 justifies the expectations that the series has built over recent years. The best basketball simulator can be even better.

A superbly crafted comedic arcade pinball offering by genre kings, Zen Studios. Fans of Bob's Burgers, Archer, Family Guy and American Dad will be absolutely delighted and the great table design is guaranteed to keep players interested for a long, long time.

Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition includes all the DLC's and the huge content of the original great game, but the graphical overhaul suffers from inexcusable stuttering and frame-rate issues that prevent you from really enjoying it.

Contingency Plan manages to expand and enhance an already brilliant game. If you liked the original Invisible, Inc then this expansion is absolutely a worthwhile purchase.

Masterfully tying up narrative threads from across all books, Revelations brings all of Dreamfall’s magic together. Featuring some of the strongest set pieces yet seen in the series, along with a most welcome visual upgrade to Unity 5, Revelations takes us to the edge of the Dreaming and promises a whirlwind climax.

A gorgeous, immersive pinball adaptation of 2015’s greatest gift to our inner child. Zen Studios is simply without peer when it comes to delivering a polished, challenging and absolutely addictive pinball experience.

Ruzar: The Life Stone is a great old school dungeon crawler. It is relatively small and easy and an excellent choice for newcomers. With a very low price, it's a must have for every rpg fan.

Better late than DEAD is a survival adventure, taking place in an original and initially interesting tropical backdrop. However, technical issues, limited content and an almost lifeless virtual world mar the overall impression soon enough.

2.99€ is a minimum amount to keep you entertained for an afternoon. The presentation and the technical problems are a major drawback, but there are some great ideas. There at Spider Key Games... take advantage of it.

It’s more than obvious that OKAM Studio tries to get in touch with the adventure games’ genre. There’s a lot of creative talent, plenty of ideas and storytelling ability. These elements combined with more difficult and challenging puzzles, increased interactivity with the environment and longer duration would result in a much better game.

Outer Rim offers some new variation in strategies to Battlefront, with the new cards and guns. However, the few levels which are added add little to a still lacking content, while the matchmaking problems and unorthodox UI menus persist.

A perfect example of how one studio can improve a game, based on the players’ remarks, without ruining anything of the elements that worked well on its previous versions. MXGP2 is possibly the best motocross videogame today.

Unorthodox, intoxicating fun from a time when everything seemed to be simpler, easier and full of beautiful danger. It may not be the Lost Holy Grail of 90’s point-and-click adventure gamers, but Red Comrades is a true cult gem, sparkling with irreverent humor and deranged puzzles. Given its low price point, it’s very easy to recommend to genre fans looking for something off the beaten path.

Another silver-ball homerun for Zen Studios, Aliens vs. Pinball perfectly captures and translates the deep-space horror of the Aliens universe into a riveting pinball adventure. A must for pinball and Aliens universe enthusiasts alike.

Rival Games launched an ambitious course with the first episode of “The Detail”, continued even better with the second and somewhere there apparently lost its orientation and came to deliver us a third and final episode which is weaker compared to its predecessors and unfortunately fails to rise to the occasion.

A clever idea that has you managing a pro gamer or a pro gaming team. Unfortunately, everything in the game is completely random so any notion of strategy quickly disappears and the game becomes monotonous and repetitive.

Pang Adventures is a particularly positive surprise. It still is a simplistic game on its core, but it’s embellished with lots of new elements. Definitely one of the best games DotEmu has offered us. Priced at €8.99 it’s worth even a full price purchase.

Project CARS GOTY, simply put, is a good racing game that just became even better: Plenty of cars and tracks to choose from, compelling and realistic gameplay, plus it looks drop dead gorgeous. If anyone was waiting for a time to jump on the Project CARS train, now is the time.

UnderDread falls victim of its humble origins as well as the negative price/duration ratio. Unfortunately the competition in the PC platform is relentless, with hordes of indie titles inundating digital stores on a weekly basis.

One of the most "difficult" and indigestible adventure games I have ever come in contact with. Due to its appearance I was prepared for a totally different experience, however, it proved that it hid very heavy contents inside, trying to cope with numerous extremely important issues of human sexuality in just a few hours time. That’s its major problem that eventually marks its biggest weakness.

Goodbyes are heartless. Can there ever be a “satisfactory” ending to The Longest Journey/Dreamfall? Seventeen years on the infinite roads come to a head. This is no ordinary game and as such, cannot have an ordinary ending. This one was made for the Dreamers, down to every last vignette and detail.

Crimson Room: Decade is a Room Escape Game which will provide you with a lot of memories. Unfortunately, its short duration, the mediocre visuals and its story may prove limiting factors to its success.

Zen Studios continues delivering ultra-high quality arcade pinball experiences. Marvel’s First Ladies take their turn in the spotlight, with the Champions table and it’s nostalgic 70’s cartoon throwback aesthetic coming as a warm and pleasant surprise, welcoming newcomers to the pinball world. Meanwhile, A-Force tests the skills of more advanced players, adding balance and value to another quality pinball offering.

Mad Games Tycoon is a more complex and detailed game dev tycoon than what've seen so far, but it doesn't bring any fresh ideas to the genre.

I truly believe “Duke Grabowski: Mighty Swashbucker!” has the potential of becoming the best adventure game that Tiller, Mocsy and Grant have delivered so far, as long as they fix the -mainly technical- flaws this first part brought out.

Caravan is a very special videogame, an excellent addition to the "trading genre", with an amazing story at its core. Fans of the genre should not overlook this gem.

Toka Loka Games did an excellent job. With such a low price, Goo Saga offers more than enough to be an unquestioning recommendation.

Kopanito All-Stars Soccer is truly a hidden gem that guarantees considerable many hours of pure fun. It's just too bad the lack of a large community, which for sure could skyrocket the game to the stars.

Runbow has all the conditions to be a very fun party game, featuring great "pastel" graphics and a unique soundtrack, but the lack of online players and the bad pricing policy are enough to doom it to oblivion.

An ingenious adaptation of some of gaming’s most beloved franchises for the arcade pinball format. Also, Fallout 4 pinball manages to be a better RPG than the game it’s actually based on, by a wide margin. An absolute must for pinball enthusiasts and Bethesda fans alike.

Although Yomawari: Night Alone will not break any new ground in the horror genre and some of its plot related questions go unanswered, its ambience, lore and palpable premise ensure that it's a journey worth taking.

Guilty Gear Xrd - Revelator is a masterly fighting game, a really worthy addition to your game library and if you are fan of the genre, it is almost sure that you will be in love for a long time. As long as there are still players playing it online.

Zen Studios remains at the top of it’s game, delivering a surprisingly accessible table, guaranteed to please long time Star Wars fans as well as newcomers to the magical sport of pinball.

Charlie Murder is a top-shelf beat' em up, that comfortable shares the "throne" of action/beat' em up games with indie titles such as Castle Crashers, and coupled with the low price, it is a must-buy for fans of the genre.

A product of love and devotion which may not excite a new gamer who is accustomed to today's handholding tactics and accurate gameplay mechanisms, but for those who have lived through the years of gaming "innocence" will hardly be able to hold back their tears by watching how gorgeous the game they used to love as kids has become.

Victorian gaming’s most adorable nose caricatures are back with a vengeance. The audiovisual presentation is top notch and the wit is razor sharp but a plethora of bugs and a sense of playing through a game that could have benefited from two more months of testing, will keep this from stealing the hearts of new initiates. For veterans of Episode One, it’s satisfaction guaranteed, provided that the technical issues are swiftly eliminated.

Blood Bowl 2 has reached its most integrated version. Changes in this expansion are crucial and essential in every case. For those who had tried the title earlier now it's a good chance to come back. Newcomers should be aware that although this title requires a lot of dedication it's highly rewarding at the same time.

Terroir is a visually simple yet pleasing game, presented as a vineyard simulation Tycoon game. Regretfully it's not quite there yet, missing the depth and mechanisms of a Tycoon game, although it can be pretty fun at times. Sadly its current state is not deemed as acceptable for leaving early access.

Ayo: A Rain Tale is a magnificent game that examines the serious issue of drinkable water transport by children under extreme conditions. Unfortunately, it fails in conveying all the sentiments it could have and ends up being rather superficial despite its entertaining gameplay.

Mare Nostrvm offers a great combination of the WEGO system and of the chaotic feeling that naval battles offer. A great number of Historical Naval Battles are available to be resolved in the historical or the alternative way. The game though is hampered down by the spartan visuals and a barebones UI.

Zen Studios upholds its tradition of excellence, whilst paying tribute to one of the most legendary pinball tables of all time. At the same time, they innovate and capture the imagination of pinball aficionados the world over, once more. Anyone who queued up outside of a multiplex circa 1993, needs to experience this.

The Force is strong with Zen Studios, as they continue to deliver immersive, top-of-the-line and in the case of the Anch-To Island table, highly challenging pinball experiences, to beginners and veterans alike.

A very solid title that offers quite a lot in a uniform package. Its main drawback is the severe lack of a community on the PC platform, essentially restricting the multiplayer play to “couch-battles” or private online matches.

Amazingly hand drawn backgrounds and characters, together with a crispy atmosphere, offer a unique Norse vibe to this crafting/survival 2D experience. Suggested for diehard fans of the genre or for those looking for a Scandinavian themed setting. Otherwise it suffers from a barebones combat system and pacing issues that make the game repetitive and cumbersome after a while. It works as a whole but doesn't stand out against similar titles.

A solid and really quite fun basketball game for fans of arcade action and outrageous dunks.

Distraint 2 is about breaking chains. The chains of pain, guilt, sorrow, trauma and the haunting past. Even though mechanically and aesthetically it closely follows the original, it manages the rarest of feats: it becomes a surprisingly lyrical narrative of perseverance and ultimately, redemption.

The feeling of an Early access game is diffuse, the lack of content is striking badly and the completely dead online mode is simply decorative. Sure, Legendary Eleven is not bad and it is suitable for some "loose" matches, especially for those who want to remember their teen age, but up to there.

Seven offers a solid experience for someone looking out for an action stealth game, while exploring a world beautifully designed. It may not be enough for someone who expects to discover his next favorite RPG, but either way the whole experience is going to make him love the journey.

The Padre pays homage to genre-defining games like Alone in the Dark and Resident Evil (especially the former) but it reveals a bit too much in the safety of worshipping these games. Putting that aside, it's an enjoyable horror adventure overall. If you've ever wondered what a more "modern" version of the classic 1992 Infogrames title would be like, then the Padre might be right up your alley.

Save Koch boasts quality of writing and depth of event inter-connectivity, that far exceed its humble budget. On the other hand, it drops players in media res with very little explanation of its world, characters or dependencies, heavily relying on a player's willingness to experiment for hours on end. Depending on your particular tastes, this can be either a diamond in the rough or a bitter case of "almost".

A darkly devotional hymn to the unstoppable force of will and the born survivor's power. Michalski injects every scene in Lorelai with heartbreaking truth. The voice acting and soundtrack are in a class of their own. If you've lived, you'll recognize pieces of yourself in this long, final journey to the edge of the night.

Despite its simple enough premise of "Space Archaeology", Ancient Relics adds incredible flavor to the base game and greatly enriches its space exploration aspect.

A perfect introduction to the card game genre. Steamworld Quest may not be the deepest game out there, but what it tries to achieve it does so in a sublime way. Highly recommended.

An extremely careful remaster, with endless respect to the original version of the game. It provides a lesson on how to accomplish such a result.