Super Mario Party actually does almost everything I had hoped for. More playable characters, finally again a classic board game mode, successful mini-game selection and last but not least two in my opinion successful co-op modes, which at least for some new paint in this but come a bit old game principle.

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

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

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.

Cat Quest 3 impressed us above all with its cute look and its simple but very fun gameplay.

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

Despite its minor flaws, The Quarry finally is the fun teen survival horror we've been longing for since Until Dawn.

A much more comfortable direction. The classic Kirby gameplay is enriched with some nice ideas such as the friend skills, which results in a fun, though for my taste a bit too shallow hopping-fight-puzzle-mix, which makes a good mood especially in multiplayer mode.

So in the end there is pure joy to finally be able to play the classics on the switch, and the faded aftertaste that so much more would have been possible here.

Visually greatly-enhanced remake collection of three jump n run clssics. Recommended for vets and beginners alike.

An excellent Souls-like with slight design flaws, fits the Switch like the salt to the pepper shaker.

Beautiful action-adventure with innovative gameplay, but it lacks other improvements and diversity.

Lego Horizon Adventures is the most beautiful LEGO game yet, with charming co-op action that leaves too little to explore.

Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, with its motivating weekly market, is a great new edition that brings a breath of fresh air to the genre.

It's still an impressive, movie like experience with weak gameplay and some logic problems.

A good and beautiful VR Space Survival shooter with perfectly used Roguelike elements.

The fact that a large part of the levels are basically only remixes of popular classics does not bother me at all. On the contrary - it's the best levels, all in one game!

At its best moments, it's an absolutely unique horror highlight, but in between, there's too much tedious and repetitive action.

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

An old-fashioned RPG with overly complicated menus. But after just a little bit of playtime it shows unexpected qualities.

Because of its gigantic chief character The Last Guardian is an atmospheric experience, despite all of its shortcomings.

It's just as fascinating as it was in 1997, but technically it could have been a much better port.

Quotation forthcoming.

Darkest Dungeon 2 is a great, atmospheric roguelike that nevertheless stands in the shadow of its grandiose predecessor.

Bugsnax is not a technical masterpiece, but is full of creative ideas, fun gameplay mechanics and lots of heart.

If you want to experience an incredibly atmospheric dystopia from three gripping, strongly influenced angles, then this is the place to be.

The game does exactly what it promises: It's a fun and entertaining game show in a colorful look and, thanks to the small minions, a lot of good humor. The big problem - and the developers want to address this as quickly as possible - is the lack of variety. More mini-games, variations of the rounds and one or the other new modes are needed. At the moment, despite all the fun, you can't shake the feeling that you are still in the early access phase of a future multiplayer hit. But I am hopeful that new content will follow very quickly.

Neva is a wonderful and entertaining adventure, but it doesn't quite match Gris on an emotional level.