It might be interesting at a low price for low expectations, but experienced players should stay two meters from it.

If you played Octodad, you know that having bad, unresponsive controls on purpose can be funny. Surgeon Simulator tries that, but it does it in a way that makes you think the controls are broken. It isn't fun, but frustrating. The team has promised a patch to fix this, so you might want to wait for it before buying it.

Follia could’ve been an interesting game, but its gameplay is just not good enough. It feels like we’ve played this game too many times, and it doesn’t do anything well enough to recommend it over the dozens of alternatives available. We understand the limited resources this small Italian team had; however, the core mechanics are just not fun.

It’s a shame the final version of Hello Neighbor isn’t what we wanted it to be. The great concept is poorly executed, with plenty of issues, ranging from the physics to the AI or the puzzle design.

The ideas are good, but not their implementation. There are some serious issues when it comes to the difficulty and level design that sadly ruin the general experience.

Without being a complete disaster, it's a game with too many shortcomings in a genre with too many masterpieces.

As a visual novel we wouldn't say it's "bad", but it's definitely a joke not everyone would get. If you want to play it, make sure to understand what it is before paying for it.

This 3D shoot'em up has relative freedom of action and good graphics, but lacks in gameplay mechanics.

Maybe Ubisoft has hurried up to have it ready for PlayStation Move launch, and it has resulted in a below-avarage control, missing the opportunity to give players a lesson of tennis, badminton and the rest of the sports included in the game. What a pity.

Zombies, women and blood: a cocktail which hasn't come off as it should have in this poor action game.

It's probably one of the worst spin-offs of the Resident Evil franchise. There's nothing worth highlighting, and we would only recommend trying it if it were free-to-play.

Tamarin is boring, repetitive and full of issues. Unfortunately, this team of ex-Rare members have been unable to replicate the glories of their past.

Unless the nostalgia makes you forget about all the issues, Max Damage is a really weak game when it comes to gameplay. Definitely, the franchise has seen better days.

A dissapointing game, based on a strange universe, without a decent story and lackluster gameplay.

Its multiple flaws, irregular difficulty curve and short durability make this game a failure.

If you like Sonic, don't even try it. It might work as a platformer for kids, particularly if they're also watching the TV show. Still, we can see there are some good ideas behind it, but the execution isn't the right one.

It has a lot of motion-detection problems, and requires a lot of space to play, but it can be enjoyable in multiplayer.

Despite its charming visuals and some thematic variety, Tamagotchi Plaza suffers from overly simplistic and repetitive minigames, minimal interaction with its large cast of characters, and a lack of meaningful progression or rewards, making it hard to recommend even to young fans of the series.

MindsEye offers an original narrative and a powerful level creator tool within a dystopian open world, but it suffers from repetitive, uninspired gameplay and poor technical performance, especially on mid-range PCs and Steam Deck. Despite well-crafted cutscenes and a promising concept, the lack of polish, outdated design choices, and insufficient support for the creation system greatly limit its appeal.

It's definitely a tribute to Godzilla, and the biggest fans of the monster will enjoy many of its moments, but as a game there are to many failed aspects.

Fans of the series will have a hard time trying to enjoy this game, since it’s a repetitive and tedious experience that will fall behind the outstanding games the handheld is showcasing.

It could have been a decent game, despite de limitations of the property, but it ultimately results in something worse than the first game, which doesn't improve in what the original lacked.

It could have been a decent game, despite de limitations of the property, but it ultimately results in something worse than the first game, which doesn't improve in what the original lacked.

Quantum Error is too ambitious for its own good, and try to polish the least interesting aspects while abandoning its original ideas. The result: something that feels repetitive and unsatisfying.

There are many problems that prevent us from recommending it. A poor AI, a short campaign and a multiplayer meant to be forgotten. We really hope that all the good ideas left behind finally surface if City Interactive decides to continue with the series.

Kung Fu Rider seems an incomplete videogame. A game which could have worked if only its release hadn't been so determined by PlayStation Move launch. It reminds a no-brainer PlayStation Network game.

The idea behind it –a dark Bomberman– was ok, but the lack of tutorials and the confusing design makes it hard to play and enjoy.

A repetitive game that lacks depth and doesn't respect the original game system.

Road to Guangdong is based on an interesting concept, fixing an old family car, but everything else doesn’t really come together. Technical issues and the topics it deals with end up creating a disappointing experience.

Summing up, the first game of the moviemakers of Blue Omega is not as good as they expected. They have to work hard to polish the errors committed in this game, which better argument is the Steampunk aesthetics so enjoyed in underground genres.

Summing up, the first game of the moviemakers of Blue Omega is not as good as they expected. They have to work hard to polish the errors committed in this game, which better argument is the Steampunk aesthetics so enjoyed in underground genres.

Summing up, the first game of the moviemakers of Blue Omega is not as good as they expected. They have to work hard to polish the errors committed in this game, which better argument is the Steampunk aesthetics so enjoyed in underground genres.

MotoGP is one of the most popular titles in the driving panorama, however this Wii version hasn't been as lucky as the ones in PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. This is a lackluster product which could have hit the billboards.

There's very little effort put into this game, and it feels like it just wants to use the LOTR name to make some easy money.

Frogger Returns doesn't fulfill expectations. And it is not that the formula has aged badly, because the original is as fun as ever.

It's aimed for kids, and four children smashing buttons in front of the screen could actually have fun, but everyone else will find a repetitive, boring experience.

It may be fun if we play with friends for a few hours… but it may be not. There are many games fighting in the FPS genre, and it's very hard to find something worth highlighting in this one.

The idea of bringing back the shoot ‘em up genre was ok, but it’s extremely repetitive and boring.

Bloons is a demanding puzzle, but with a very bad designed learning curve. It makes dumb and steep leaps, and that's frustrating.

A less-than-satisfying return of the Jane's series, rebooting as an arcade game that doesn't feel good. Its gameplay is poor and limited, its campaign boring and its online mode lacks variety.

Boring and repetitive, papa's laboratory has disappointed us. We better go back to the kitchen with mama.

An empty world, without story, repetitive and full of microtransactions. Unless you really, really love the setting and you are looking for this exact concept to play with friends, there is no reason to play this game.

First of all, hats off to Square Enix for trying something different. We would’ve loved for this game to be good, but it fails at pretty much everything it tries. It’s a sad outcome for an interesting concept, and we hope this doesn’t discourages the team from trying to make something unique again.

Frogger Returns doesn't fulfill expectations. And it is not that the formula has aged badly, because the original is as fun as ever.

Apart from its many issues, it fails to entertain, which the worst thing that could happen to any game.

Neither of the five games is ultimately bad, but no one is good either.

A mediocre and bad conceived game that results in a terrible game experience. It tries to mask its flaws offering lots of cars and tracks, and it also offers a multiplayer mode (both online and offline) that doesn't actually has anything new. It can be an attractive idea, but the execution is not.

Bloons is a demanding puzzle, but with a very bad designed learning curve. It makes dumb and steep leaps, and that's frustrating.

Easy, short, linear and with embarrasing flaws in AI, this game is a huge disappointment.

Easy, short, linear and with embarrasing flaws in AI, this game is a huge disappointment.

Maybe it could find its place on phones and tablets, but having so many great games on PC we can't find a reason why you should play this.

The idea might have worked 15 years ago, but today the concept isn't fun anymore.

Nostalgia can't save this title. We appreciate the effort to bring a classic series, but the execution has too many flaws.

This game cannot live up to the bar set by its protagonist, but still, if you're really willing to give it a try, it's more "playable" than you might expect.

It tries to follow Mario Kart's trail, but it's only its shadow.

Real Steel is not a noteworthy videogame. It is a shame, because the idea could have been great if it had been well executed. It has a very limited and repetitive gameplay, and a lackluster appearence.

Real Steel is not a noteworthy videogame. It is a shame, because the idea could have been great if it had been well executed. It has a very limited and repetitive gameplay, and a lackluster appearence.

he negative criticisms of 'The Walking Dead: Destinies' are more than deserved—it is an infamous and resource-lacking clone of action-adventure games that fails to engage as an adaptation, with poor graphics, performance, and gameplay.

A shooting game in WiiWare might be tempting for the ones who like this genre, or for the ones who want to try this sort of game for a low price, but its execution lacks everywhere.

It's a shame that a game with so many good ideas has been rushed onto consoles. At the moment is a technical mess, and it's a shame because we know it was meant to be a long-time project and many users won't give it a second chance. So far, we would recommend you to wait.

Nostalgia can't hide all the problems this game has. It's a shame we're not getting a more finished product, because at its current state it feels like a project that just came out of a game jam.

There will be unwary people who get carried away by the tracing, but a tracing is not a fake. To copy well you need an exhaustive knowledge of the reference that Viking Survivors misses, not through its fingers, but like a sieve. Added to zero progression is a lack of brutal content, both in the variety of enemies and skills. Finding reasons to play it is practically impossible for us.

The will to innovate crashes against almost every other part of the game. A "rebirth" the X series does not deserve. Hard work usually pays off, but it feels like there's a lack of it in this game.

If it wasn't for its technical and gameplay problems, Rock Revolution could have been an interesting musical game, with some things to contribute to the genre. But nothing it tries managed to work well; its quality is mediocre at best in music and graphics, and it doesn't offer anything new. Maybe years ago we wouldn't miss more options and content, but its rivals are well ahead. This time Konami has not achieved its purpose.

Even though the idea is all right, there are many weaknesses that ruin the gameplay experience, like the AI or the simplicity of the combat.

If it wasn't for its technical and gameplay problems, Rock Revolution could have been an interesting musical game, with some things to contribute to the genre. But nothing it tries managed to work well; its quality is mediocre at best in music and graphics, and it doesn't offer anything new. Maybe years ago we wouldn't miss more options and content, but its rivals are well ahead. This time Konami has not achieved its purpose.

The only thing that makes this videogame better than the real games is that we can play against the computer. It doesn't offer much more to the players.

Son of Nor isn't fun at all, and it just feels like an unfinished game.

This is a forgettable game. It is short, boring, easy and has no ambition. The game should have stayed in limbo instead of taking advantage of the renewed appeal of Duke.

Lucha Fury is hardly recommendable, even for diehard beat'em up fans.

This is an example of what not to do with Kinect, although it has two positive things: skating and archery, which are well implemented and fun sports.

It feels like some kind of alpha still in development. Some of you might be able to ses a bright side of this game, but at the moment it's really hard to recommend.

There’s pretty much nothing good about this game. We know it’s made for children, but even children won’t be able to enjoy this at all.

Technically past-gen, horrible gameplay and with annoying sound, the only virtue we can find is as an example of how not to make a game.

AMY could have been one of those cult games if it wasn't for its tremendous flaws. Its controls are terrible, and its gameplay is very repetitive. It tries to frighten the player, but it is too full of used cliches and hardly will achieve it.