Although the game lags far behind its potential, it's fun.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Need for game depth. Except for Nitro Rush there's nothing we didn't see somewhere else 1,276 times already. No limits is too limited.

The four missions remain merely a small appetizer that has not convinced as an independent game and left me disappointed.

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

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

A good combat system alone is not enough to make One-Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows a real hit.

I was already skeptical when announcing the remake of MediEvil. Can the PS1 classic keep up with modern titles with its rather shallow Hack & Slay gameplay? Unfortunately, the answer is a clear "no" - at least for those who did not play the original.

The best location in the series and an improved camera do not hide the sometimes blatant weaknesses of House of Ashes.

It's an irrelevant racing game with a core idea that is out of date by now.

Monotonous and listless remake of a Super Nintendo classic with a flat combat system, loveless game world and bland story.

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

Gollum feels like a game that would have had a hard time even ten years ago, as simply the basic framework of stealth and Uncharted climbing is not good and left me more frustrated than motivated.

While the technical part is quite convincing, the new Sonic lacks game depth and scope.

Quotation forthcoming.

After a promising start, the Inpatient turns out to be a disappointment in almost all areas.

Rustler is a pretty but dull experience, it mimics the concepts of its role models without bringing much of its own to the table.

A quite passable arcade racer with licensed race cars and with cleary noticable free-to-play roots.

Monotonous Hero-MOBA-shooter in VR without a unique selling point. Due to a lack of variety it stops being interesting in a very short time, despite well-done controls.

Diablo Immortal has a solid and fun foundation but falls short due to the forced grind and its P2W systems.

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

Monster Harvest is a competent Stardew Valley clone, but a lack of fine-tuning and the mundane monster action ruin the harvest.

Even apart from the technical problems, Redfall doesn't manage to convince in any way or to reach the quality of other genre representatives.

If I hadn't seen it coming I would be really annoyed now. You don't treat a 15 year old heritage like that, careless and without love. Romomodo & Activision: Please don't make Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 6.

Little Hope didn't convince me when it came to horror either. Although the scenes seem coherent and remind of good Silent Hill 2 times, too many predictable jump-scares drive away the horror and leave a tired shrug. That's enough for a nice co-op evening with awful company, but otherwise I can't make any recommendations here.

As a big Mario Kart fan, my heart is bleeding.

It is a confused mess of superfluous mechanics, confused AI, unfinished approaches and monotonous Brawler gameplay. Valkyria Revolution is well-presented and well-written, but in the end, it is just a nice package for a game that has failed at its core.