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.

Sand Land, peppered with great characters, is a real feel-good adventure for Toriyama fans, but the gameplay is too shallow in the long run.

A great experience for Marvel and Lego enthusiasts. Without that bonus it's a just a bit above average.

Max and Chloe's new mystery-adventure is an emotional reunion that forces us to make difficult decisions, but also leaves plenty of room for criticism and comes with a few technical glitches on the PS5.

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

The story is so exciting.

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

Super Meat Boy 3D is a near-perfect 3D adaptation of the original, making it a great platformer for anyone looking for a brutally difficult yet always fair and motivating challenge.

The Medium scores particularly well with its story and gripping atmosphere, but does not reach that class in terms of gameplay.

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

In Sable, all parts intertwine in a perfect manner. Alone the technical deficiencies currently impair the experience.

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

Little Nightmares 3 is a great puzzle platformer that we really enjoyed, especially in co-op mode.

Flintlock comes with good ideas and an exciting premise, but ultimately turns out to be a half-baked attempt at a new soulslite.

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.

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

I'm torn from afterparty. On the one hand, the crazy characters, along with funny dialogues and completely ridiculous story are an absolute genre highlight. On the other hand, however, what you do in the game is just too much limited. The drink feature is a really funny gimmick, but there is not much depth. Moreover, apart from the decisions on which of the two options you choose, there is not really much to do.

Interesting repurposing with open-world design that makes fast movement fun, but stumbles over technical issues.

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

Melancholic underwater adventure with a story focus and an atmosphere that produces goosebumps.

Colorful and action-packed space opera with a funny toys-to-life component. Deductions for the outrageous pricing policy.

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

Boyfriend Dungeon is an enjoyable genre hybrid with charming characters, it fails however to fulfill its rogue-lite potential.

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

Wrath of the Druids offers the usual Valhalla experience, only in Irish, but wastes potential in the process.

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.

Mario Golf: Super Rush relies on solid golf gameplay and the multiplayer funfactor, but gets bogged down with some innovations.

Extraordinary.