Trashy final fantasy spinoff with a dull story but also with an ingenious combat system and online coop.

Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined is the most unusual remake I've ever played. In addition to beautiful modern graphics and all kinds of quality of life improvements, this JRPG features an unusual story, surprisingly shallow combat, and less content than the PS1 original. Before you buy it, you should know exactly what you're getting into with this new edition.

Intoxicating flying game with fantastic controls, but also with a repetitive campaign and weak multiplayer.

Back 4 Blood offers fun co-op action with a somewhat bumpy start and not always successful balancing.

No real alternative to the "big" FIFA 18, but a fast arcade kick in handheld mode.

The open world sparks a sense of adventure and the typical Poké-collecting fever, but beyond that it hardly has any exciting ideas in terms of gameplay.

The open world sparks a sense of adventure and the typical Poké-collecting fever, but beyond that it hardly has any exciting ideas in terms of gameplay.

Thanks to very precise controls, cool music and a fresh setting, Amplitude is a successful new edition, despite the limited selection of songs.

For Hot Pursuit purists who want to compete with friends again via Autolog or just want pure fun in the linear career mode, the remaster is definitely worth a look. For all others, however, I cannot give a recommendation at the price of 40 euros. Yes, it is nice to have the game on current consoles, but the release policy seems strange.

CoD: Black Ops 7 is particularly enjoyable in multiplayer mode – the story campaign, on the other hand, lags behind.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good expansion for one of the most intriguing RPGs of recent times, where forced side quests stand in the way an emotional story.

An atmospheric detective thriller with a great setting that gets in its own way during the action.

I'm not exactly a Wipeout fan, but I made some friends with Pacer.

Beautifully melancholic bike ride that tells us a poetic story, but playfully remains somewhat one-dimensional.

Insane massive battles with excellent B-movie flair, a lot of fun with friends, but lacks just a little variety.

Technically, it's a great remake, but the gameplay hasn't aged well. Still recommended for fans of the genre and gamers with an interest in game history.

Quotation forthcoming.

Rage 2 makes it very hard to befriend the game.

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.

A brutal challenge for melee fans that shines on bosses and the combat system but falls short on the areas in the game.

It's Blood Bowl with a facelift and not enough to be a worthy successor to the legendary or chaos edition.

Although the Blob in Semblance looks friendly and soft, the puzzles are sometimes tough.

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.

Star Trek fans should not miss this experience, but but the lack of scope and the problems left a bland taste in our mouths.

Innovative, but quite repetitive scary adventure. The blindness mechanism is fascinating, but its gameplay doesn't really shine.

No Man's Sky is a huge galaxy sandbox using an interesting concept, but as far as gameplay is concerned, it's running out of steam way too fast.

Dawn of Ragnarok delivers the familiar AC Valhalla feel with a new twist. That's good, but does not blow you away.