An overall disappointing game. The arcade racing genre on Wii has seen way better than this, so you should just keep away from this one.

Behind a pink mist, Criminal Girls - Invite Only hides a dull dungeon crawler, with a boring gameplay and luck based mechanics. If punishing half naked girls with your fingers is not your bread and butter, you can avoid this game entirely.

Despite the decent story, Roots of Insanity has an unforgivable amount of issues like poor animations, a terrible combat system, a bad implemented random loot system. It looks like an Early Access game that needs a lot of work and polishing.

It's difficult to do worse than Pac-Man and the ghostly adventures on Wii U: there's a handful of much better platforms out there, both in 2D and 3D. Imprecise controls and a wacky camera are the main culprits, so that even for your kids or nephews this game is not good enough.

Paranoia: Happiness is Mandatory is an isometric RPG set in a dystopian future, but the real dystopia is the game itself.

Curse of Anabelle is everything a horror fan doesn't want from an adventure: cliches, no real scares and a shallow story that lasts less than two hours.

The game is heavily influenced by the in-app purchases, to the point of becoming a pay-to-play title. Don't Play it.

The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct is a very bad game. Ugly graphics, poor realization and boring gameplay are the main reasons of this failure. Activision and Terminal Reality throw away the possibility of making a great game based on a very appreciated license.

Chronovolt is definitely a really bad game, not worth the amount of space occupied in your memory card.

Macfarlane is a man of many talents. Understanding what makes a videogame great is not one of them, unfortunately.

Anthology of Fear plays and feels like a horror game of ten years ago, with useless jumpscares, a lot of backtracking and a forgettable story.

Moon Diver has many flaws: poor gameplay, an absent narration, an unbalnced difficulty level. More than enough to stay away from it.

Moon Diver has many flaws: poor gameplay, an absent narration, an unbalnced difficulty level. More than enough to stay away from it.

Narcos: Rise of the Cartels is a bad advertisement for the Netflix's TV-show.

Bad gameplay and not-so-inspired art direction make this platform a forgettable one. There’s definitely a lot of better stuff out there, trust us.

Ben 10 hasn't been very lucky in the videogame industry, and this new chapter is no exception: poor visuals, repetitive gameplay and lackluster level design are only some of the flaws that afflict a game where no redeeming quality can be found.

Not the evolution we expected.

Despite some intriguing premises, Dairoku fails on delivering a balanced and captivating experience, feeling more like a missed opportunity.

Quotation forthcoming.

Damnation could actually win the prize for worst game in the X360 and PS3 catalog of 2009. Probably due to the lack of experience of the developers, the game is technically and stylistically poor, and the gameplay is pure chaos. Suggested to no one.

What an utter development disaster. There are design and technical flaws in this game that can't be forgiven: it's inaccurate, some times glitches halt progress, and some solutions completely lack any logic. Truly sad, considering how beautiful it looks.

Quantum Error is very far from modern game standards and fails to deliver the experience promised during the promotional campaign.

Haunted House is an unsuccessful experiment, that should have left the original game in the memories of longtime and nostalgic players.

Quotation forthcoming.

As a free extra to the main game it would've been acceptable. As it is, an expensive entreè to what's to come, Dead Space Ignition feels like an unpolished add on. If you can't live without the unlockable extra weapon to be used in Dead Space 2, you might consider buying it. Otherwise, patiently wait for the big deal in January and save the money.

As a free extra to the main game it would've been acceptable. As it is, an expensive entreè to what's to come, Dead Space Ignition feels like an unpolished add on. If you can't live without the unlockable extra weapon to be used in Dead Space 2, you might consider buying it. Otherwise, patiently wait for the big deal in January and save the money.

Uninteresting plot and characters seem the smallest of problems when you compare it to the devastating motion-sickness the game causes and its convoluted control-scheme. The high price tag is just the final nail in the coffin.

VR Worlds is nothing more than an assemble of tech demos, some more efficient than others. While this could've been acceptable had the game been included for free in the VR package, the tag price makes us suggest to avoid it at all costs.