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

Quotation forthcoming.

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is full of charm, attention to detail and variety. The level design is still the best that the genre has had in recent years. Compared to the absolutely ingenious and enormously beautiful Super Mario Odyssey or a Rayman Legends, the monkey band clearly loses out.

Visually impressive, but internally soulless and undemanding space action, only suitable for short sessions between bus stops.

The story has its weaknesses, but it offers a very thrilling, non-linear experience that shines with great actors and far-reaching decisions.

Quotation forthcoming.

Virtual Rick-ality offers fans the typical humor of the series and a great recognition value, but the gameplay is convincing, too.

The worlds are beautiful, the combat system is fun throughout, and the story remains exciting. It's a successful overhaul. God of War manages the balancing act between modern action RPG and classic feel.

Technically well improved open-world action, with gameplay variety and an intricate story.

A good game for anime fans, with rapid battles and great innovations, but still missing variety.

Technically and dramatically impressive conclusion of a unique Japanese epic.

Sugar sweet hero's journey in a believable fairy tale world, which convinces with its successful staging and the "in the middle of it" perspective.

Owlboy on the Switch is adorable, cranky and a must have for all fans of the genre.

The great port offers a lot of potential for frustrations due to the lack of communication tools. The co-op fun ignites only with friends using Skype or similar tools.

A simple puzzle adventure in a magnificent game world, representing a refreshing new way for the series.

Despite its quirks, Sea of ​​Thieves is an experience that you can't get in this form anywhere else.

Off the beaten track, Far Cry 5 is strongly reminiscent of its predecessors. If you have no problem with ticking off small tasks in an Open World shooter, you can blow off steam with sufficient weapons, tools and vehicles. But much more was expected from the now fifth Far Cry installment.

A Way Out reminded me of the terrific TV series Prison Break in its best moments, even though the time pressure is often just an illusion and scenes obviously follow a script. Despite some logic holes, the simple gameplay and the dusty graphics I had a lot of fun.

The courage of the developers to fundamentally change this sequel pays off.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

The HD Collection offers nothing new and looks technically out of date. Only suitable for those who want to catch up on Dante's first performances.

Bravo Team delivers some solid VR shooter action with few highlights and little content.

The fastest, most spectacular and most beautiful action game on the Nintendo Switch so far. Belongs in every collection.

Past Cure's mix of stealth and action is fun. After a mediocre beginning, even the mysterious story picks up speed.

Brilliantly staged over-the-top fights, which should excite every action fan - even on Nintendo Switch.

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

Especially when I roam the open world and take my time, Kingdom Come makes for me a unique gaming experience that fuels a whole new interest in history.