The concept-mixture of action, tower defense and tounge-in-cheek-humour still draws you in. But it lacks depth and convincing improvements.

One of the best GT3-simulations is held back on PS4 by technical problems and missing features.

With the new team-mode and intelligent detail tweaks Codemasters can lift their Formula 1 experience to a new level once again. Overall an absolute powerhouse of a racing game that is only held back by its microtransactions.

The basic principle as well as the presentation are still cool, but the newfound focus on action, special abilities and the randomized “runs” harms the motivation.

Not as rich and stylish as the competition, but an entertaining construction kit for straightforward online games.

The PC-version of Death Stranding is an examplary port of a phenomenal adventure and an absolute enrichment of the PC gaming cosmos.

Only slightly modernized, but great PC-conversion of Bungies shooter classic.

Incredibly charming paper adventure with only few rpg elements. Story and scenario are diverse, the dialogue is funny while the battles are thoroughly entertaining.

Tense and stylish adventure with entertaining, yet a little to easy solvable puzzles – but held back by a multitude of bugs and technical problems.

On Switch Blair Witch is just as boring as on the other platforms, but visually worse. Instead of tense survival horror you’ll encounter disenchantment around every corner.

Ghost of Tsushima is a beautiful adventure. If you are interested in samurai, you can look forward to an aesthetic as well as gameplay elegance worthy of the tradition of feudal Japan.

You have to play it to feel the impact: Technically horrible action-adventure with a small, but open world that draws ist string from ist absurd characters.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

In terms of storytelling and mechanics this is a great oldschool RPG, but unfortunately the port is quite sloppy and lackluster.

The charming and idiosyncratic mix of platforming and action roleplaying is held back by some design flaws as well as some inconsistencies.

Quotation forthcoming.

Respectable free-to-play online brawler aiming for a younger audience – unfortunately the story mode is a costly premium commodity, while the basic map content is shallow.

It is surprisingly content-rich and can be entertaining, but the controls take getting used to, the fights are redundant and the loading times are straight out of hell.

A unique and immersive stealth adventure fully catered to VR.

Being a precisely “tailored foreSports" competitive tactical team action, this is more than just an alternative to Counter-Strike.

Tremendously playable time trials with an extensive editor and a continuous supply of new challenges.

A no-frills, but technically sound reissue of a solid game, that still doesn’t live up to its potential.

A very good collection with sensibly revised editions of the Anno franchises’ staples.

The mix of shooter and realtime strategy takes getting used to and eventually delivers tense battles – despite the AI issues and other flaws.

A playworthy history lesson about an undervalued shoot-em-up franchise. The collection is technically excellent, while the retro games keep up their fascination til today, mainly because of their imaginative bosses.

A playworthy history lesson about an undervalued shoot-em-up franchise. The collection is technically excellent, while the retro games keep up their fascination til today, mainly because of their imaginative bosses.

No-holds-barred collection of the first three franchise entries – unfortunately on Switch not as playable as their original versions.