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.