Challenging tower defense action for up to four demon hunters that would have benefitted from a local co-op mode as well as more polishing in general.

A textbook remaster: The looter shooter that started it all still has its problems (as it did ten years ago), but visually as well as mechanically it is up to date - and still a quell of motivation for hunters and gatherers.

The 20th anniversary of the Atelier saga reduces the roleplaying, while injecting more strategy with annoying time pressure, a few new mechanics and a lot of well known characters.

No-frills port of the classical lawyer adventures preserves the original charm.

Steampunk dungeon crawler located somewhere between Legend of Grimrock and BioShock - with some newly added options on consoles.

This is hands down the best baseball game available right now - especially if you are willing to ignore the microtransactions that impact some of the game modes.

A stylish,engrossing game taking on just decisions as well as moral dilemma, while the player is put in a judges chair. It could be deeper. It could be more meaningful. But it is an interesting take on strategy.

The scenario could be interesting. But the bland visuals and bad design decisions drown the fun in this underwater survival horror.

Entertaining strategy that lacks the humorous punch of its predecessors. A jack-of-all-trades, but master of none.

A magical fantasy journey with clever puzzles. Touchscreen controls are missed dearly, though.

Great ideas, brashly exectued. Even cooperatively you don’t feel like you’re part of a living world, but find yourself too often in a messy fantasy kit from the Everquest era.

Quotation forthcoming.

Immersive, intensive and enhanced with cool motion controls only the lack of content is holding this VR shooter back.

The premise is interesting, the visuals are good and you constantly feel the potential simmering under the surface. But overall this mystery action feels unfinished or unpolished too often for its own good.

An interesting pack full of content from a former Assassin’s Creed era. While the story and setting is one of the most interesting ones in the franchise history, mechanically it shows the age of the original and is evident of the progress the AC games made since then.

Classic dungeon crawling in the likes of The Bard’s Tale with puzzle elements, surprising depth and colorful visuals.

Even with some unnecessary lengths within the collectables Nintendo and Good-Feel delivered again. Yoshi’s Crafted World is a thoroughly entertaining old-school platformer with puzzle elements.

Even after more than 100 hours in Washington DC, The Division 2 is still engrossing. And despite having some minor issues with the cover system this is a great shooter in a fascinating gameworld - the best of its kind.

In the tradition of the Souls games From Software delivers once more, while sporting some brilliant new ideas: grappling hook, stealth elements and especially the ingenious battle system marks the next big step in the evolution of the mechanics Miyazaki-san and his team became famous for.

A solid port of a decent puzzle adventure.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Run-of-the-mill re-release of a content rich JRPG, whose visuals and mechanics are simply not up-to-date.

This modern reconstruction of the “Descent” formula is a no-frills shooter that is almost perfect in its simplicity.

An interesting experience focusing on fears and mental illness while constantly breaking the fourth wall.

An interesting point & click adventure with lovable visuals and quirky characters that would have benefited from better puzzles.

Visually appealing and placid strategy with an interesting scenario, but not enough depth.

A beautifully relaxed puzzle adventure hat is held back by some technical shortcomings and sluggish controls.