It cannot topple Monster Hunter World from the top of the food chain, but if you like your monster hunting and gathering with a hefty dose of post-apocalyptic atmosphere, this definitely is for you.

Respawn gives you the most polished Battle Royale experience yet, even though for now it lacks variety in the long run.

There are slight improvements but (like its predecessor) this is still stuck in the mud of mediocracy.

Observer is a quirky cyperpunk thriller filled with mind games. Unfortunately they lose their impact too quickly.

Even if the One version didn’t get any enhancements or improvements: This is not only a loving homage to, but still the best direct interpretation of the Souls games as a 2D platformer.

The tactical space battles are great, but deserve more variety as well as a better campaign design.

If you like well written stories and an atmospheric world, the follow-up to Sunless Seas might just be the game you want.

Solid, but in the end quite mediocre turn based tactics that hasn’t been optimized for Switch.

At first I thought this just another twinstick shooter. But this is much more than meets the eye. The world of H.P. Lovecraft was put in a pleasing pixel design while mechanically it manages to challenge you from top to bottom.

The mixture of resource management, ship-builder and shooter is conceptually quite interesting, but especially the planetary missions don’t live up to the potential.

This is pure fan service - nothing more. The show is better and more entertaining than the accompanying game.

This puzzle concept works best on a big roomscale stage.

With the forced ommisions in the Western markets, this game is in the limelight for all the wrong reasons. But if you think that the art of long lost boob bouncing, a merely solid battle system and superficial “my boobs are smaller than yours” dialogue is game of the year material, than this might be something for you.

Xbox luchadores might have had to wait a little longer, but it was worth it. This was and is one of the prime action platformers in recent years.

Explosive, lightning fast, challenging: Ace Combat 7 is back with a vengeance and an immersive yet much-too-short VR experience.

There wasn’t much effort put into these upgrades. Especially with Blood Money the age is clearly visible in almost every aspect.

The mechanical core stood the test of time, unlike the visuals. I am still waiting for Onimusha to get a decent sequel or the Resident Evil 2 treatment.

The concept is interesting, but the focus on collecting and crafting becomes monotonous too quickly, while the fights are a little rough around the edges.

As brilliant as ever. A great anime RPG that age extremely well, while being enhanced with more facets.

The beautiful platform exploration of Wonder Boy transcends into the present with Wonder Boy adding clever puzzle elements.

The island adventure leads you on an interesting treasure hunt but lacks the polish of the main game.

The battles are decent, but with the focus on wrong priorities, lack of character development and a few other problems this is little more than a mess with quite some potential.

Quite short and remarkably unspectacular postapocalyptic dungeon crawler.

An impressive modern interpretation of the survival horror classic, showing that after Resident Evil 7, this is the horror franchise to beat. This is the new gold standard for remakes.

Visually mostly breathtaking, the journey of Sora and his fight against the heartless ends after almost 20 years in a thoroughly entertaining way. Kudos to Nomura-San for actually finishing up all loose ends collected through the franchise history.

Interesting, but technically unsound fantasy adventure emulating J-RPGs of the PlayStation era.

This is kinda like Bomberman with weapon and stealth - plus a hefty amount of chaos.

A good twinstick shooter. Accompanied by cool electro-beats creates a martial flow, but in the long run you'll miss greater variety.