It's not easy to port complex strategy games to game consoles, but the gamepad works so well as if Grand Ages: Medieval was made for the Playstation 4 right from the start.

Quotation forthcoming.

The frustration factor is a bit too pronounced due to the really stressful survival character.

Forspoken inspires with its parkour and combat system, but is otherwise only moderately convincing and gives away a lot of potential.

Although Darksiders 3 is not a masterpiece like its predecessor, Gunfire Games have managed to create an almost fun and sometimes tough action-adventure game with reduced resources and well-sanctioned gameplay.

Probably the best possible implementation of the RPG maker for the extremly closed 3DS environment. A good editor, despite its limitations.

It's all about the (still fun) gunplay, but the story suffers heavily... Youngblood, especially in co-op, is quite fun. Personally, I would have liked but fewer side quests and more "real" story missions, because the latter are clearly too short.

Hood: Outlaws & Legends does not make enough of its good opportunities and disappoints with monotonous rounds and small scope.

Quotation forthcoming.

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

Even if a few purists gripe because they find Panzer Dragoon Remake's look too colorful or the ruins in the first level changed too much, I felt at home right from the start.

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

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.

It's a nice casual action-adventure, but its age clearly shows. Ten-year-old game mechanics with upgraded graphics.

It's an irrelevant racing game with a core idea that is out of date by now.

It's a nice and solid game but lacks many features. Clearly not the "next generation" of golf games.

Even in the reboot, Saints Row offers wacky fun at times, but gets in its own way with grind and repetitive tasks.

Fast and fun multiplayer-brawler with a Naruto license, but it still lacks in scope.

At its best, Tales of the Shire perfectly captures life in the Shire, but suffers from poor technology.

Cyberpunk fascinates with its story and characters, but presents itself in a partially desolate state on consoles.

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.

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.

As a big fan of the first part, it's not easy for me to say that, but Crackdown 3 is at least five years late...This is all the sadder, because the mechanics in Crackdown 3 are quite solid and I especially enjoy the search for the movement Orbs. But the bottom line is the sobering result of a developmental odyssey, which will probably be the last nail for the series.

Assassin's Creed 3 is playfully still a good action adventure game that I can recommend to anyone who has not played it yet. Some gameplay elements and features may not be up-to-date anymore, but you'll get a satisfying and comprehensive package by today's standards.

Suicide Squad is a shadow of what once made Rocksteady one of the best developers for open world action games.

Twin Mirror is a solid thriller adventure that excites with its great atmosphere, but could be a little more innovative.

Skull and Bones' sea battles can be a lot of fun, especially in co-op, but in the long run the pirate game is too repetitive.

Mario Party: The Top 100 is a nice mini-game collection, which quickly runs out of steam despite the large selection.