It's a good chance to spend some 4/5 hours with Jensen and all the cyberpunk atmosphere the fan love, yet the price is way over the top.

If you want to spend some additional hours in the world of Dragon Age, Mark of the Assassin is still one of the best ways to do it.

True to the company's core gameplay concepts, id's new work is funny and playable, yet not a masterpiece due to some lack of polish and courage in design choices.

An interesting concept, allthough it starts to become a lot of fun only when you learn how to compensate for the zeppelin's clunky controls.

A funny and compelling puzzle game, if you love the genre this is for you.

THere are some good ideas in this RTS experiment, especially in the calm before the storm. When the battle start though, you'll feel how unpolished the gameplay really is. A true shame, especially for the bad use of this important license.

Despite the very unusual screenplay, Driver: San Francisco offers a lot of fun. It suprises the player until the last mission, and the "shift" system works very well. With this chapter, Driver won't be anymore perceived as a GTA-clone.

Sometimes feels more like a DLC than a complete new experience. Just for hardcore fans of the saga.

Football Manager 2012 is a nearly perfect football management game, the new features really improve every trait of the series.

It's a basic update of last year's experience. One year in the works should've been capitalized upon better than this though.

Rocksteady managed to clear up the few things that didn't work in Asylum and widen its scope. The result is another real Batman experience, offering an in-depth look on the charachter that even Nolan's movies (at least until now) cannot offer, and an unforgettable gaming experience.

A good porting of an already funny experience, despite some framerate issues.

It's too close to the Wii version and its arcade nature to please the fans of the true FIFA, a choice we don't fully appreciate.

FIFA 12 PC will not disappoint and offers a fantastic gaming experience. The gameplay has significant variations, while the multiplayer was overturned in favor of rewarding competitions. From the technical point of view, despite a few flaws, will delight any gamer.

Lonesome Road seems appropriate only for the fans of the brand. Poor plot, repetitive gameplay and some technical issues don't make it a good bargain.

It's simply the best basket sim out there, better and better every year.

There are some good ideas to be found here, but Silicon Knights seem to have lost it along the way. It's repetitive, unpolished, often boring, definitely not worth your money.

It's highly priced, and some of the graphical goodness is gone (especially frame rate), but it's a great porting of a game that still feels fresh.

A game in a bad need of huge patching. Makes you wonder what could be the reason for buying it in the growing MOBA market, especially now that Valve is about to step on stage.

It's a game suited for the brand's lovers, and for JRPGs true aficionados. Some freshness could improve its reach, let's hope in the next chapters.

A funny way to put your Kinect to use, even if it's too short for its price.

Fans of the brand will find it changed in an even more deep arcade fashion, allthough some of the new ideas actually work, and gameplay flows in a spectacular way.

The formula is still the same, so you know the drill. At this fourth chapter, some things are still missing, like dynamic weather or more race modes, yet Forza remains a great choice for the sim fans out there.

id's back with a funny shooter, filled with content and good ole first person shootin' made in Texas. It could've been much better with more polish and fewer half-cooked ideas though, probably a sign that 5 years out of a fast growing market is way too much.

It's still a brutal experience, surely the most difficult game of this generation. The idea of setting it in a wider world even raises the bar, but the freshness of the first one is sadly gone.

It's devloped in a cheap way, carelessely forgetting some important polishing. Some Farmville could actually be more fun than this.

Investigation is sometimes good, but this kind of game sits better in a browser than it does on a home console.

Serious Sam perfectly fits in the run'n'gun genre and the weapons connection system is great, but the game is way too short. Action is generally good, with a nice atmosphere, even though some enemies are not so cool.