As far as gameplay is concerned, Watch Dogs: Legion is not reinventing hacking, but as usual offers a lot of solutions for all sorts of problems. But as soon as I leave the role of the secret hacker and conjure up the action of Watch Dogs: Legion, a little too little happens to me for such play styles to be really entertaining. So the fun of Watch Dogs: Legion depends entirely on how you play Watch Dogs: Legion.

Extremely well playable anniversary of the Ys series with brisk action, which however has some serious dramaturgical weaknesses.

Quotation forthcoming.

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

The switch version of the N. Sane Trilogy is the worst graphically, but the compact level design is perfect on the go.

Many of the puzzles are clever, and the battles have entertained me.

It's basically Chronicles: China with a new skin. A solid sequel to a solid 2D platformer.

In terms of story and characters, Devil May Cry 5 is a double-edged sword. The coolness factor fits in comparison to the reboot and does not seem unnecessarily set up. The story itself, however, has little to offer and does not pull me through the game.

What is arguably the most absurd and funniest game of the year doesn't always manage to strike a balance between creative freedom and gameplay motivation.

An unusual racing game that requires teamwork instead of tunnel vision. But behind the furious-tactical matches there's a lack of long-term motivation.

I like Destruction AllStars. I really like it a lot. The anarchy of the gameplay reminds me of my endless PS1 evenings with Destruction Derby or Demolition Racer. Something happens all the time, there is always a crash somewhere - I never get bored.

The controller feels a bit crisper than on PS4 and Xbox One and the camera settings negate one of my most annoying criticisms of the game.

Thanks to the Aim Controller, Farpoint is a short but extremly intense experience that lacks gameplay depth.

The Pedestrian does its job well as a unique puzzle game and leaves out all the bells and whistles around it, including a story. For many, the biggest stumbling block could be the missing help function. If you're stuck with a sign puzzle and can't get any further, it can be frustrating. But if you are motivated to the tips of your hair and want to master the clever puzzles yourself, you won't be particularly bothered.

A charming and creative adventure with great ideas, but annoying fights and frustrating moments. Not the best Mario appearance.

Far Cry 6 is an entertaining shooter, but it offers too much coolness instead of the necessary depth.

A cool little scary bite with exciting innovations, but also also wasted potential in terms of story and AI companion.

That's you is a hit at every party - if you are happy with the limited number of options.

Flipping Death is an absurdly funny adventure, which doesn't offer a big challenge, but its charm compensates for that.

I had fun again in Hope County. Even though I bothered with many things again and was forced to hide certain things, fortunately, the over-excited Far Cry-Action remains.

Coromon is one of the best Pokémon alternatives thanks to beautiful pixel art and some good innovations.

Great Musou in terms of gameplay, that tells the story before Breath of the Wild, but also has to struggle with technical problems.

In contrast to the first part, I can now recommend Knack 2 without any reservations.

Star Wars just works, it doesn't matter if it's yogurt or a short action game that offers nothing new except the Star Wars setting.

Outbound is a laid-back and inspiring cozy adventure that falls a bit short when it comes to crafting.

A varied and charmingly presented Jump&Run-Minigames-Mix, which in some places seems a little half-baked.

Quotation forthcoming.

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