A wonderful fusion of Musou and Fire Emblem, fantastically balanced and with huge scope.

Graphics and atmosphere are a blast and let us overlook small weaknesses in story and gameplay.

There's not much change compared to the PC version, but it works just as well on Xbox One.

Straightforward, snappy and immensely entertaining old-school wrestling, but a bit hampered by outdated technology.

Atmospherically gripping but playfully shallow oil rig horror trip with engaging sound design.

Motivating, funny and amazingly cute: if you like the Chibi look and love to catch monsters, you'll love this game.

Extraordinary.

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.

Mirage successfully returns to the roots of the Assassin's Creed series, but also stumbles a bit over those roots.

Double Exposure is a gripping mystery-thriller with well-written dialog and characters. In terms of gameplay, however, Max's second adventure takes you too much by the hand.

Monster Hunter Rise improves the gameplay of the series in almost all aspects, but is flawed in terms of atmosphere and balance.

Dying Light: The Beast combines the strengths of its predecessors to create the best installment in the series to date.

There are a few minor points of criticism that separate Dungeons of Hinterberg from being a hit. The platforming passages, for example, are always frustrating due to the missing jump button. We also missed visual changes. The swords have their own designs, but the scabbard always stays the same. New armor only changes the stats, not Luisa's look. That's complaining at a high level, but together with the fights that could be improved, there is enough room for improvement for a possible successor, which we would definitely be looking forward to. There are definitely potential starting points for a sequel.

Assassin's Creed's successful first foray into virtual reality, which does a lot right in terms of gameplay, but stumbles technically.

The mixture of action adventure, action RPG and puzzle game works - at least if you let go of the expectation that everything must be as it was on GameCube back then. In terms of accessibility, the developers have significantly reduced the RPG share. There are no confusing stats or life bars on the opponents.

Entertaining co-op shooter, brightened up with puzzles, that shows its top form with several players.

The game's depth is surprising, the fighters sympathetic and even after tens of battles, I'm trying to perfect my moves even further. With an almost nimble simplicity, Nintendo creates a genre representative that is especially suited for those who have not played a fighting game since Tekken 3.

Quotation forthcoming.

Direct hit! Sniper Elite 5 polishes the tried and tested action stealth mix and moves itself to the top of the series.

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

Quotation forthcoming.

Starfield is certainly not a new milestone like Skyrim or Fallout 3, but it will keep fans of Bethesda RPGs happy for dozens of hours.

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

A true classic of game history with a lovely new livery, however, outdated game design is cause for some frustration.

An atmospheric adventure with an astonishing world and exceptional characters who carry the game even over some lengthy sections.

Hitman 3 is a real sandbox dream with its cool, new VR mode, but it unfortunately turns out to be very short.

Gripping action drama with sword, magic and depth, that suffers from an empty game world, backtracking and boring sidequests.

Replaced is an audiovisual masterpiece with a gripping story that stumbles gameplay-wise here and there.