Wraith is a tense, captivating stealth-adventure, held back by lack of finetuning as well as a few dull sequences.

Interesting stealth-game with a wild west scenario and without violence throughout. But mechanically it comes across quite unsophisticated.

A tasty culinary package for party chefs with cross-platform co-op ambitions - especially if you like it hectic and challenging.

The unique adventure with great characters, an emotional story and a brilliant soundtrack was extensively modernized and improved meaningfully, making this a great modern take on an overlooked classic.

The archaic action-adventure feels a bit outdated. Nonetheless, little changes as well as the unique atmosphere make sure there is enough fascination and exploring ambition left.

Both in terms of story-telling and mechanically a very superficial as well as drawn out experience.

Enlisted is decent alternative for Battlefield 5 or Red Orchestra – even with the squad AI and the typical free-to-play grind. [Provisional Score = B]

Enhanced remaster of a roleplaying classic that is visibly aged technically as well as mechanically.

Platform adventure suitable for children, with the creative use of speech as a gaming element. A very simple, yet charming interactive fairy tale.

A top-notch industry builder in an open world. Exploration, expansion, optimization and automization keep you motivated right into the top tier technology levels. [Review-in-Progress]

Fantasian is an atmospheric roleplaying game - the best of its kind in Apple Arcade. A stylish as well as placid experience unfolds, even with the story taking quite some time and the battles being too easy.

The mass pac-maning is a fresh breeze in this age-old concept, but it lacks detail as well as fine-tuning and leaves players a bit in the dark in the beginning.

Tongue-in-cheek simulation with little challenge, but a playful lesson in learning how to say “no”.

Fast katana action with Yokai as collectibles and a hint of Okami. Unfortunately it needs polish - mostly in presentation.

Outriders is a pleasantly brutal shooter, but in terms of gameplay and storytelling it is ill-conceived, while showing too many smaller and bigger flaws.

A visually bewitching pixel trip with 80’s aesthetics packed into a 2D action adventure, that doesn’t reach its potential.

Motivating and visually appealing motion controlled climbing adventure with very little improvement compared to its predecessor.

The finale of the civil war drama might have an outdated presentation, but relies on a deep story as well as faceted turn based tactics as well as character development.

This is a wild ride with ups and downs, cheering and cursing. Fascination and disenchantment are constantly fighting for dominance, so in the end this is merely a mediocre experience.

An interesting 3D-platformer with a very unique style and a few good ideas. But Balan feels outdated and shows some design flaws.

It is easy on the eyes, but in this mysterious subterranean world there is only boring storytelling and sluggish button pushing.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 as remasters of two classic trendsport games ist not perfect, but comes very close. On the new console generation even more with its crisper visuals, near perfect control and reduced loading times.

More quests, full voice-overs and lots of finetuning. Disco Elysium got even better with its Final Cut.

No-frills sequel of the acclaimed Steampunk dungeon crawler, that unfortunately doesn’t take much advantage of the Switch’s special features.

Even with its limited adjustment for VR environments, Doom 3 still delivers straight-forward oldschool action, especially if you use the Aim Controller.

This is a mechanically one-dimensional, visually unimpressiv horror-adventure without an interesting cyberpunk world or mean spirits.

Basebuilding in Evil Genius 2 is great fun and is one of the motivating cornerstones to to the virtual world domination. But it feels unbalanced, while your options to intervene are limited.

Form a historical point of view, this is an interesting collection of exotic handheld oldies in a technically great new form. But the games themselves are not really that exciting anymore.