You could play through the entire game without even looking at the screen, if Chainsaw Warrior had hotkeys – it is that primitive.

It is nice that 2x2 Games managed to offer a fresh take on the original game’s formula without resorting to radical changes.

An unfinished chunk of a bad game.

You should definitely pick up Real World Racing if you are into this kind of racing games – the single-player campaign alone is worth the price of admission. Here is hoping that the developers will eventually fix the broken multiplayer.

Blood Knights is the kind of game that excels at being annoying rather than entertaining.

By the way, this is just Episode 1. Do the developers really think that anyone would go for seconds?

Here is hoping that Yard Team will successfully conclude its negotiations with Blizzard and will be able to re-release the improved version of the game. But even then Motor Rock will remain just a clone without a hint of originality.

Right now, Burning Cars is nothing more but a buggy demo version. Unfortunately, it seems that no one is going to fix it.

A stillborn attempt to bring rally into an arcade racing game.

A fun, addictive TD strategy game. The story campaign could have been a tad more challenging, but, thankfully, there is a plethora of additional gameplay modes.

Braveland is a cute little thing for those who have never played turn-based strategy games before.

Playing FX Eleven has only one good side effect – it makes you really crave Football Manager.

Unresponsive controls is not the worst annoyance here. Cheating AI is the real problem.

The AI does not make mistakes – ever. Each race is only two laps long, so if you fell down, landed badly or simply pressed a wrong button – there goes your chance of winning a medal. At first, you think that you can get ahead by buying upgrades and new vehicles… But here’s where Riptide’s free-to-play past rears its ugly head: money prizes are minuscule, prices are exorbitant, and you can’t sell the scooters that you don’t need.

Circuits lacks the difficulty of SpaceChem and excitement of Audiosurf and 140. It is not so much a game as a visual guide to music creation for dummies.

I don't need more 'historical' battles and dozens of new units. What I want from Rome 2 are solid multiplayer, good, easy-to-understand balance and smart AI that uses battering rams and ballistics to storm castles. Is this too much to ask for?

A for the concept, D for the execution.

By improving the original formula with lots of cool details, Knuckle Cracker created an addictive, albeit derivative, TD game.

Just another faceless, generic roguelike that feels as if its creator was going through a checklist. Time rounds – check. Randomized dungeons and weapons – check. Permanent death – check.

Rogue’s Tale apparently comes to us from an old forgotten era when a simple computer mouse was a rare luxury.

Starlight Inception is a microwave pizza of space simulators.

There is so much grinding here that it overshadows cute animations, nice music and original ideas. If you want to make a PC port of a game that relies on micro transactions, you have to go back to the drawing board and rethink the concept, otherwise just don’t bother.

Mars has never been so bland and dull.

ZAMB! has a somewhat original concept, and this is pretty much its only saving grace, because even after weeks in Steam Early Access, it is ridden with bugs.

The creators of QuestRun decided to get rid of all the problematic gameplay elements, leaving the very core. Unfortunately, while doing that, they removed the game’s brain and soul.

Shorebound clearly learned from their old mistakes, but, unfortunately, they made a few new ones. The studio still has not found its style, and it is in dire need of fresh ideas.

It’s not tower defense. It’s just rubbish.

A mildly entertainment workout for your fingers, nothing more. The music is a pleasure to listen, though.