A brilliant, minimalistic smartphone game. No images, no music, no animation. Just riddles in plain text. (If you, like me, are not really into Star Wars, keep that in mind when you get stuck for the first time).

Oh no, an instant productivity killer: a little Sudoku-like browser game about blue and red dots.

Self-proclaimed «party game for horrible people» Cards Against Humanity has probably provided me with the hardest laughs of 2014. The only problem: Usually when you find yourself in company of a couple wonderfully horrible people (and a drink or two), you don’t have those cards with you. Until now. There’s now an online version – which you still play while in the same room, but instead of the cards, you only need your smartphones. The perfect way to spend a totally blasphemous Easter weekend.

A short, text-based … game? Feels pretty weird until the end, when it makes you smile.

It’s been a while that I’ve bought a video game for my computer. After reading this review, I couldn’t resist. A war game that puts you in civilians’ roles and that has one goal only: survive. Gripping.