Solid, but utterly unspectacular anime roleplaying game modeled after the Atelier series.

Nicely presented puzzle game with a light-/shadow-theme. But it just doesn’t take off, neither mechanically nor in the narrative.

This is not a worthy successor. Extremely simplified controls as well as an unsteady difficulty hamper precision and rhythm in this partially randomly generated auto-runner.

Rich exploration of a mysterious world centered around two endearing protagonists.

For the conclusion of the trilogy IOI relies primarily on the tried and tested; A combination of cleverly designed assassination playgrounds and creative methods to achieve your goals. Unfortunately AI problems and script bugs stop Agent 47 in his tracks here and there.

Weird, hypnotic and etremely relaxing. In the long run it suffers a bit from repition, but nonetheless this is a fascinating arcade trip.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Creative, tense and physically challenging future sports duels. Game modes and presentation are very minimalistic, though.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you have the chance to play it on an old system with Kinect this is a decent rhythm game.

A good soccer game with more strengths than weaknesses, loads of licenced teams and a great presentation. But while it looks better than ever it still is stagnating overall.

Visually impressive basketball sim that is simply breathtaking on the court. In terms of game moeds you feel the old gen remains – as you do in the still annoying micro transactions.

Welcome to the club of exceptional world designers, CD Projekt RED! Night City is the visually most impressive city you’ll find in a game. But most importantly, story, characters and even the side missions rock hard until deep in the night. Dive in. Enjoy.

Quotation forthcoming.

You feel like adding a few puzzle elements to your Dark Souls light? Then you should check out this little adventure that adds a creative aging process to the fighting and exploration.

Beautiful, content-rich and extremely elegant: This action adventure not only feels feels like Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but can almost equal its tremendous quality.

Ambitious mix of shooter and slasher, but extremely short and technically only mildly interesting. As a demo it would be interesting, as a full-fledged game it is insufficient.

Prettier, better framerates, more content: “Next Generation” is a stunning upgrade from No Man’s Sky on PlayStation 5.

A great example for psychological horror, unfortunately held back by some frustrating puzzle designs and the laborious door and inventory handling.

The presentation is deterrent, but the core mechanics offer some fun, especially for a game-party.

On PS5 Eivor’s adventure is not flawless either, but brings you an always entertaining mix of exploration, story, battles and town development – while constantly looking great.

Great art design and well constructed puzzles. The controls on Switch are not ideal, though.

Pacer is better than the previously released Formula Fusion – but disappoints nonetheless despite its nice flight model.

The crossover of Bridge Constructor and The Walking Dead works well, but doesn’t offer the creative energy from Bridge Constructor: Portal.

Solid RPG with a battle system reminiscent of Final Fantasy’s active time battle system and boardgame-like level exploration.