The remaster is visually and technically convincing ans also offers the complete Saints Row experience including all of the additional content.

Fun open world snack for in between, that is lacking the last bite.

Neat shooter strategy mix, which leaves a lot of room for a possible successor.

My longest game session was twelve hours straight. I even dreamed of the game, woke up in the morning with the thought of wanting to plunge into this world again immediately. I was so captivated by The Last of Us Part 2. I have never experienced this in a video game in this intensity before.

Bleeding Edge does not manage to motivate over long time and captivates with technical mistakes rather than deep gameplay.

An action-packed, atmospheric new edition of the classic, but which is still in the shadow of its predecessor

Monotonous and listless remake of a Super Nintendo classic with a flat combat system, loveless game world and bland story.

A technically impressive action RPG, but it offers only a fraction of the Final Fantasy 7 experience.

Even if a few purists gripe because they find Panzer Dragoon Remake's look too colorful or the ruins in the first level changed too much, I felt at home right from the start.

Doom Eternal is a brutal shooter gem that requires a lot of comprehension, but never takes itself too seriously.

Quotation forthcoming.

Successful remaster of a great game: Even after 23 years, Doom 64 still plays incredibly fresh.

A sensibly revised and expanded new edition of an already almost perfect Japanese role-playing game.

Animal Crossing New Horizons did everything right by jumping on the switch. The controls are pleasant, the crafting is clear and the challenges are so diversified that they will motivate hobbyists and craftsmen for a long time.

Nioh 2 is a merciless trip for hardcore gamers that surpasses its predecessor in many ways.

Excellent, energetic, moving. Despite its small quirks, Ori 2 is one of the best Metroidvanias ever.

An addictive dungeon crawler with typical Pokémon charm, but which takes some time to unfold.

A good combat system alone is not enough to make One-Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows a real hit.

Two Point Hospital shines with clever humor and a successful simulation flow - with deductions in the B-grade.

Good bundle with two absolute action classics, which were lovelessly ported to the 4K era.

Quotation forthcoming

Sympathetic heroes and a great gameplay flow make the Darksiders perspective change not only interesting for fans.

Dreams is unique in its execution. The possibilities have never been greater and the barriers to entry have never been lower. Especially in the long run, Dreams offers enormous potential.

A very entertaining Zombie-Shooter with great atmosphere and some successful improvements.

One of the best RPGs of all time in a complete package with the whole content, new features and many improvements.

Sometimes almost too colorful action RPG with motivating Metroidvania elements and minor design flaws.

Kakarot delivers an action-packed Anime to replay, which lacks playful class in the long run.

Epic time travel with very well interlinked elements. A great RTS despite weak AI.

Shenmue 3 is polarizing: For some it is a dream come true, for others it is frumpy game design in a slightly prettier garment.

Quotation forthcoming.

Jedi: Fallen Order does not reinvent Star Wars. But what it does, it does really well. The story, however, could be bolder.

Pokémon Sword & Shield is the best game in the series thanks to more complex combat and attention to detail.

Pokémon Sword & Shield is the best game in the series thanks to more complex combat and attention to detail.

Pokémon Sword & Shield is the best game in the series thanks to more complex combat and attention to detail.

Heat is the best Need for Speed in years, motivates and is a tuning monster - but not in a league with the competition.

I'm torn from afterparty. On the one hand, the crazy characters, along with funny dialogues and completely ridiculous story are an absolute genre highlight. On the other hand, however, what you do in the game is just too much limited. The drink feature is a really funny gimmick, but there is not much depth. Moreover, apart from the decisions on which of the two options you choose, there is not really much to do.

Here, a brave kitten king and a dog monarch rescue the world, and it's really, really funny to watch.

An idiosyncratic but outstanding game that entertains with fresh ideas, a crazy story and star power.

Infinity Ward has done a good job, and luckily the game breathes the atmosphere and class of the first trilogy in many areas.

The control, however, has more B-movie quality. The key mapping made sure that I would have hurled my controller against some of the boss fights against the wall. Although I got used to it over time, it would have been even better if the keys had been assigned differently from the start.

I was already skeptical when announcing the remake of MediEvil. Can the PS1 classic keep up with modern titles with its rather shallow Hack & Slay gameplay? Unfortunately, the answer is a clear "no" - at least for those who did not play the original.

In the quest design and the RPG mechanics, The Outer Worlds is a bit too solid and well-known. Yes, I had a lot of fun and actually got exactly what I expected - but a little more courage to innovate would certainly not have hurt the game. But what is not, can still come. The basis for many more exciting adventures in the Halcyon colony are laid.

I personally miss the subclasses from Part 2.

Doraemon: Story of Seasons gives me exactly what I've been hoping for in recent years from a Harvest Moon game.

Sure: Due to the weaker hardware, the switch version suffers from blemishes and technical problems that are more noticeable on the TV than on the small screen of the switch. But the great charm of The Witcher 3 ignites anyway in handheld mode.

Felix danced in the middle of my heart.

Children of Morta entertained me during the approximately 15-hour campaign.

All the more pleased I am that the second appearance of the funny chameleon and the cheeky bat really surprised me positively.

The controls and menus have been cleverly and thoughtfully adapted to the gamepad. I'm happy to be able to form my very own ice dystopia on the sofa as a despot or a kind guru.

Especially for a few fast races in between, the title keeps captivating the controller, but in the long run, GRID runs out of steam.

As a fan of Ghost Recon: Wildlands, Breakpoint has disappointed me in many ways.

If you've been (or still are) doodle kids like me and are looking for a game where you can brainstorm creatively, but still save the world, I can only recommend Concrete Genius to you.

FIFA 20 scores above all with its scope, because with its numerous competitions and licensed teams you get the full package here.

The great strengths of Hunt: Showdown are the terrific sound design and the cool gameplay, which focuses on stealth and tactics.

As a big Mario Kart fan, my heart is bleeding.

The AI ​​guides and the minimap have made the game a bit too easy at times, but that's ultimately a matter of taste.

Anyone who likes old-school JRPGs with a turn-based combat system, who enjoys his loving and sometimes crazy characters and would like to travel a colorful, lovingly designed game world, cannot beat this game.

Even the twisty and open game world surpasses the rather boring CREO terrain of its predecessor by far.

The Remaster version and the port ran very solid while playing, which is why I recommend anyone who does not know Ni no Kuni, to watch the whole thing. You will not regret it.

It's amazing how the remake manages to preserve the feeling and charm of the original and wrap it in this beautiful look.

The rhythm changes, in addition to the many curious situations, which brings us the ball physics - all that makes PES again great fun.

I just like to turn my head off and be overwhelmed by the overblownness of the game.

The biggest drawback, probably due to the budget, is the game world itself, which looks too uniform and empty. Often we just run from one point to another as if on rails, fighting in the fun and varied combat system against too light standard opponents to reach the real highlight of the game - the different factions with their stories.

Gears 5, like almost all its predecessors, is an absolutely great action game that has not only technical class, but the The familiar Gears mechanism is so finely honed that I've had so much fun at the cover-up ball games as I've rarely done before.

For me, Catherine: Full Body is a jewel that manages a special feat: it's a remarkable new edition that retains the idiosyncratic appeal of its original version. Nevertheless, it offers enough useful additions to justify a new run. Even eight years after its first release, the game has lost little of its charm.

I'm still excited about the multitude of new monsters, story missions, abilities, the new hub with my cuddly winter home, and of course the armor and weapons.

You should not expect playful depths.

The game is a bitter disappointment for me. Because just where Until Dawn triumphs, Man of Medan fails.

As a big fan of Remedy, I was really looking forward to Control. In the end, however, I was largely disappointed. Thanks to the confused narrative style, I have never really gotten warm with the exciting background story.

I like Oninaki. It has hit me emotionally in some places. The melancholic atmosphere appeals to me. It is mainly due to the sensitive soundtrack that strikes the right notes in the sad scenes. Overall, Oninaki looks more stylish and mature on me than its predecessors and Lost Spear.

The four missions remain merely a small appetizer that has not convinced as an independent game and left me disappointed.

It's all about the (still fun) gunplay, but the story suffers heavily... Youngblood, especially in co-op, is quite fun. Personally, I would have liked but fewer side quests and more "real" story missions, because the latter are clearly too short.

For me, Fire Emblem is just the right mix of brains, excitement, love, suffering and tactical thinking.

Sure, the basic game already has a lot of content, but a bland aftertaste remains.

An improved representation of the interface including font and the integration of the touch screen would have worked wonders here. Apart from that, Dead in Vinland is the perfect game for bus and train thanks to turn-based gameplay including short-interval storage.

Dragon Quest Builders 2 works just as well as the already fun predecessor. With "more of everything", the scope in terms of creative possibilities was once again significantly expanded. There are more recipes, more story, more features and, above all, a more focused campaign that finally feels like a big adventure. Nevertheless, I would have liked faster progress.

Sea of Solitude provides a detailed insight into the emotional world of a person who has to deal with losses and fears. Thus, it contributes a great deal to improving the understanding of such feelings.

Thanks to the many new options and themes, the possibilities are immense, and the excellent online connection guarantees constant supply. Nevertheless, the experience compared to the Wii U experience is sobering, at least if you go for the pure comfort. Here's how perfectly the concept was tailored to Nintendo's final console. Of course everything works well on the switch - but with the limitations of the hybrid concept.

I had also hoped for a thrilling thriller and that's exactly what I got.

Cadence of Hyrule is great fun that skillfully stages the catchy melodies of the series, adding new elements and a totally fresh challenge with its dance mechanics.

F1 2019 is a consistent development. At the same time, the developers actually succeeded in further improving the already excellent driving feel of F1 2018. The sheer amount of small improvements is almost overwhelming for an annual update.

Crash Bandicoot and his chaotic troupe are definitely not boring.

The campaign leads into every corner of Kamurocho, which is full of surprises - even if you have already played all previous installments in the series.

The uncomplicated, demanding action and the great level architecture make the classic Contras to timeless masterpieces that you can still enjoy today.

The catastrophic technical condition obscures the gaming experience enormously: glitches, bugs, poor sound mixing, zombies without hitbox make DayZ a nightmarish gaming experience that is hardly fun.

Yes, it's just a simple shooting gallery - but what Blood & Truth is is the first big AAA production in the VR area, so to say the Uncharted of the PlayStation VR: A fantastic high-quality staged spectacle, which I do not blame for its playful limitations, because it makes it just too much fun.

Assassin's Creed 3 is playfully still a good action adventure game that I can recommend to anyone who has not played it yet. Some gameplay elements and features may not be up-to-date anymore, but you'll get a satisfying and comprehensive package by today's standards.

Quotation forthcoming.

In addition I find the track design too uninspired, the character selection too lean and the driving feeling in direct comparison to inaccurate.

Rage 2 makes it very hard to befriend the game.

Days Gone doesn't re-invent the Open World concept, but thanks to the terrific combination of survival elements and third-person action, it's still a lot of fun.

The fights are more enjoyable and accessible than in MK X. The brawls are fun, the attacks feel brutal, as it should be, and this time the even more exaggerated Fatalities set the whole course on the crown. I will spend a lot of time with this game.

The developers have managed a technically flawless port to the hybrid console, which does not need to hide from the version on the more powerful console from Microsoft.

My Time at Portia is just a good mood. Everything is cute and colorful, and there is always something to do.

The graphic updates are immediately noticeable even without direct comparison.

It mixes outstanding level design, clever gameplay gimmicks and last but not least the fantastic graphic style into a big (overall) whole that feels all around from the beginning to the end like a classic Nintendo "feel-good game".

If you are willing to invest work in learning the combat system, you will have a lot of fun. Away from this, Sekiro, like his spiritual predecessors, convinces with a fascinating setting that does not match the quality and variety of game worlds like Lordran or Yharnam. Technically, however, the game presents itself from a single source, tells an exciting story and offers sufficient scope for many fun hours.

Anyone looking to get involved with Left Alive needs patience and tremendous frustration resistance.