Remake of a mediocre and seemingly outdated action roleplaying game with only little Final Fantasy flair.

The arcade approach actually works – in a way. But with outdated visuals, AI problems and a few other issues this is less enticing than its predecessor and a racing game that fails to define its character.

A quite entertaining simulation of an alternative 90’s internet. The great art design aside the numerous beautifully designed websites keep you coming back to solve new cases as an enforcer.

You miss Dark Souls? You yearn for Bloodborne 2? Then give Mortal Shell a try. It is not as brilliant, but delivers more than solid entertainment for Souls fans.

Downhill biking with relaxed drum’n’bass and the occasional stunt. A decent port with slight visual deficits compared to the PC original.

Quotation forthcoming.

Freeskate indie game with an accessible trick system. The lack of story or unlockables as well as the few locations give the impression that it is unfinished.

An impeccable console port of the old-school RPG with a decent control scheme and additions to the already deep battle system.

While the newest trip into the Octagon shows some noticable improvement at its core in terms of fight mechanics, there are a few surprising steps back as well.

Entertaining, well-thought-out and focused on depth: This fantasy tactic shows, that also on console there is something else to be found in hex-battles than rock-paper-scissors.

Even though the presentation is decent, the game is a disappointment – mainly due to the outright weird driving physics as well as technical shortcomings.

Entertainingly chaotic obstacle course à la Battle Royale.

How nice that this game is now available on more systems. The Touryst might be only a “small” adventure, but it is imaginative and thoroughly adorable.

Amusing anime rpg to Hiro Mashimas manga series of the same name.

A decent remaster. Despite some shortcomings it still is fun to join the destructive alien on his adventure, that not only appeals to a new audience, but to old Crypto-fans alike.

Unstable framerates, pop-ups and brutal aliasing – this console port of a decent shooter should have been scrapped.

The concept is imaginative and puts you in control of a rather cool monster. But leveldesign and monotonous gameplay are disappointing in the long run.

Creaks not only is easy on the eyes, but an entertaining mix of challenging puzzles and imaginative storytelling.

This is an intense puzzle game, that delivers loads of emotional moments – despite its reduced design.

Technically solid 3-vs-3-shooter aimed at a younger audience. Unfortunately there are no unique features found anywhere, be it weapons, abilities or arenas.

An atmospheric journey into Scandinavian fairy tales with loads of interesting puzzles. If only the story about the siblings Lars and Tove would have been giving more space to flourish...

Behind the stunning but hardware-demanding visuals you’ll find a complex, yet very scalable flight simulation – albeit one that has mechanical as well as technical flaws.

The clearer focus on the campaign as well as the cool mythical troops and the setting are on spot, but total standstill in terms of battlefield mechanics and minor flaws make sure that Troy doesn’t reach its potential.

A decent addition to your library of classic point & click adventures, without anything spectacularly good or bad worth mentioning.

The PC version of the visually stunning open world adventure delivers, even though it demands enormous GPU-power.

Short, but fascinating and surprisingly relaxed puzzle trip into a world full of bizarre creatures and mechanisms.

You don’t get the ultimate complete packagae nor a technically perfect conversion. But Duke Nukem 3D still is an entertaining oldschool shooter.

Despite its remaster label the Switch version is rather comparable to its siblings on PS3 or Xbox 360. AI-problems, framerate issues and crashes take another toll on a theoratically solid port.