Game review stories - Page 22

To look at, Judgment is lovely. I'm not a huge stickler for appearances anyway, and I tend to work on the basis that if it is noticeably ugly I'll mention it.

2012's top social games led by SongPop, with Dragon City and Bike Race close behind. Facebook highlights a diverse, international game scene.

I was gutted when I found out my stupid phone was 'incompatible' for the real Scrabble app, settling for the knockoff WordFeud instead.

Dive into the depths with the new Metro: Last Light trailer, promising post-apocalyptic thrills and a storyline that might just outshine Call of Duty.

Much has been made of the near-future tech on display in this, the franchise's fourth official instalment; so how does it stack up?.

Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure enchants but doesn't innovate, offering families fun, albeit familiar, motion-sensing gaming.

Kinect Star Wars, aiming for the younger crowd, delivers mixed force-powered joy but leaves seasoned fans wanting.

Journey redefines gaming, melding art with play in an emotive voyage of companionship and discovery, lifting the bar for interactive experiences.

MiGamZ invites retro and modern gamers alike to rediscover classic titles and share gaming nostalgia with the next generation.

Tekken Hybrid delights fans with a blend of 3D movie excellence and classic gaming nostalgia, proving to be more than just a game.

Rayman Origins offers a visually stunning, nostalgic romp. Its gleeful chaos is infectious, albeit with a grind towards the end.

The Robin DLC for Batman: Arkham City ups the ante, offering rich gameplay and refreshing challenges. A must-have for fans.

Bleach: Soul Resurreccion is a hack-n-slash title in the same fashion as the long-running Dynasty Warriors franchise.

Age of Empires Online beta heralds a return to the beloved strategy classic, wrapped in a fresh MMO crust, promising nostalgia and innovation.

You see what looks like the remnants of an intro, and you hear the voice of a narrator ease you into your first few moments, but it's when all goes quiet.

Ubisoft's From Dust brings god-sim nostalgia to Xbox Live Arcade, reimagined with a modern physics engine for a fresh challenge.

Relic dives deep into the Warhammer 40,000 universe with Space Marine, crafting a game of relentless action and meticulous lore fidelity.

Journey Beta review: Thatgamecompany's latest offering promises a serene desert adventure, raising anticipation for its full release.

Ubisoft tackles second-hand game sales with Uplay Passport, requiring buyers to pay extra for certain features on used copies.

Game shares blockbuster film's clumsy flaws. The worst part of the game, however, is that it is entirely pointless.