TRON transports you right into a computer and apparently that computer is very old because the game has a lot of flaws. This game will still be able to let you have a fair share of fun but it would have been better if Propaganda Games had put just a little bit more effort in this one.

Dead Nation will bring you a big load of zombies to shoot down. It's fun to look for loot in cars and the world really looks rough and dark, like the world is supposed to be after an event like this. It is not easy to take this videogame outside, because of the darkness, plus it is a straight PS3-port, so no extra's of the PS4-port.

It's a small game which can be fun if you play with your friends. But other than that it offers nothing that will keep you playing. The different classes offer a nice change from your typical shooter but the poor balance during a match really spoils the fun. People won't stick around simply because it's free.

The new Onslaught mode brings a lot of co-op fun but does not have enough replay value. It's best to save your money for a better expansion pack.

Warhammer Chaosbane is a great game if you play together. There are enough classes and ways to build your own playstyle. It has a lack of variation in worlds and enemies and the errors in the multiplayer turn the experience to a sour one.

Square Enix has taken a step back from the usual RPG-themed games and manages to deliver an above average third-person shooter. Especially the graphics and the sound aren't up to today's standards.

Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team is a pretty fun arcade shooter when someone is sitting beside you. Co-op is the only good part of this game because the singleplayer is seriously lacking and online support is nowhere to be found.

Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash is not a bad game, but it's quite boring and lacks inspiration. The mechanics work fine, but do not get renewed as you progress into the game. This makes the game feel repetitive.

This DLC fails to overcome the criticisms that dragged down the original game. The story is short and without surprises and mostly relies on some fun side quests. Luckily the gunplay is still as amazing as it was back in May and thanks to some welcome new additions the gameplay only gets better.

Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team is a pretty fun arcade shooter when someone is sitting beside you. Co-op is the only good part of this game because the singleplayer is seriously lacking and online support is nowhere to be found.

Square Enix has taken a step back from the usual RPG-themed games and manages to deliver an above average third-person shooter. Especially the graphics and the sound aren't up to today's standards.

Super Bomberman R goes big on multiplayer and brings the fun. The campaign however does not due to a weird balancing act. Thanks to fast gameplay and many characters there is plenty to do even though the in-game currency is way off.

While it's shooter mechanics and open mission structure, make the game fun to play. There are also plenty of technical flaws or poor design choices that ruin that same fun experience. Glitchy maps, weird AI movements and a poor story make this shooting adventure feel mediocre instead of great.

This latest Resident Evil game only gives you five missions to play over and over. The controls are far from perfect and so this game isn't worth full price. The 3D-images do look great however, and the co-op mode will entertain you for hours to come.

WWE 2K15 deserves a bodyslam. With two new exclusive game modes, you would expect a lot of this wrestling game, as WWE 2K14 was really good. Unfortunately, WWE 2K15 isn't that good, with a bad showcase mode and a not-working stamina system.

Rememoried is in one part walking simulator and the other a puzzle game. The breathtaking audiovisual quality and the surrealistic experience complement the first, but frustrating puzzle mechanics make it a game with two faces.

The Outer Worlds: Peril on Gorgon is a decent piece of DLC with some very significant flaws. Because the player needs to progress beyond a certain point, but the save file can't be in the final stretch of the game, Peril is in a very awkward position. It is most suited for players who love the game and are looking for more. But chances are, they have to restart from scratch and replay a significant portion of the base game to even start. At that point, it might not be worth it.

With free-to-play games as League of Legends and Defense of the Ancients 2 on the PC, purchasing Guardians of Middle-Earth is a bad idea. The title is sloppy work.

Dare to Fly is a game which feels like an animation movie, with much needed subtle humor and some great elements. But the very long loading screens, little mistakes and slightly disappointing Move controls make it an okay game.

NBA Live 16 is a step in the right direction for the franchise. There are some good new additions and the atmosphere of the game is fantastic. However, the mediocre gameplay ensures no enjoyment for the gamer.

Legend of the Guardians is a nice flying game that has a intuitive control scheme. Even though this game lacks some variation, it still is a great game for kids.

StarBlood Arena is a funny VR shooter, but it has its flaws. While the characters feel diverse and have depth to them, the rest of the game lacks on those points. The core of the game is fun, but due to its weak points, the game fails to truly deliver.

The Cadence of Hyrule Character Pack adds some fun replayability to the game. Especially Freddy is a really cool addition, and Impala is pretty slick as well. On the other hand, Shadow Link and Shadow Zelda are really disappointing. The differences between them and their counterparts are so minor, they're barely noticeable. And Aria is only fun for hardcore players, which doesn't quite suit the people this game was initially aimed at. This pack isn't enough to justify the Season Pass.

Warlock: Master of the Arcane brings you a magical world where winning battles gives you a pretty good feeling. The diplomacy part of the game is pretty shallow and the lack of a multiplayer mode is just a shame.

Endless Space was so much fun to play that we welcomed the idea of an expansion with open arms. Sadly Disharmony is more of an paid patch with a couple of minor extra features.

Episode 5 of Telltale's Guardians of the Galaxy, the final episode, is one of the weakest of the series. It moves too fast, leaves out too many details and feels kinda rushed overall. Even with an epic end fight, this can't save the episode.

Rise of Venice is an addictive game, despite a few flaws. The sea battles are boring, while the tutorials is not covering all important aspects. However, when you discovered all options and possibilities the game gains its momentum.

The third episode has a good balance between the gameplay elements, but the dialogues are a bit dull. There are some nice jokes, but Telltales strength doesn't show. This episode contains a very nice fight though.