Tails of Iron 2 is a successful sequel that sensibly improves on the strengths of its predecessor and adds fun systems.

The Great Circle gives us Indiana Jones as we know and love him - even from a first-person perspective. However, the combat system is lacking.

Stalker 2 is certainly not a bad game. However, it is one that was released far too early and with clear flaws within its game design.

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

Empire of the Ants offers entertaining real-time strategy in an exciting setting and looks stunningly good.

Double Exposure is a gripping mystery-thriller with well-written dialog and characters. In terms of gameplay, however, Max's second adventure takes you too much by the hand.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a fantastic action-rpg that, after a bumpy start, delivers the best story in the series.

Neva is a wonderful and entertaining adventure, but it doesn't quite match Gris on an emotional level.

Extremely extensive fanservice, but disappointing fights in the long run.

An excellent role-playing game with fantastic stories and a large scope, but with room for improvement technically.

In addition to an exciting campaign and a cool new class, you also get new endgame content that complements the basic game wonderfully.

A strong remake that conveys the bizarre atmosphere of the original, introduces harmonious new features and only has minor weaknesses.

From a cozy town to a replica of the Louvre to Attack on Titan - it's amazing what players all over the world are creating.

More realistic gameplay, more tactical depth and the rush mode are welcome, but in no way justify the price tag.

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom blends Zelda tradition and modernity into an all-round harmonious and beautiful package.

The Plucky Squire is a creative and beautiful adventure game that has not yet reached its full potential.

Space Marine 2 is a graphically impressive co-op action firework that is plagued by design flaws and shaky technology.

Robotastic! With Astro Bot, the unofficial PlayStation mascot has finally arrived in the absolute Jump&Run top class.

The beautiful graphics and the great gameplay of Visions of Mana unfortunately don't quite distract from the boring story.

Star Wars Outlaws is entertaining popcorn action with a lot of charm that only occasionally comes across as too superficial.

Cat Quest 3 impressed us above all with its cute look and its simple but very fun gameplay.

A graphical and atmospheric treat that captivates to the end. However, the gameplay lacks challenge and variety.

There are a few minor points of criticism that separate Dungeons of Hinterberg from being a hit. The platforming passages, for example, are always frustrating due to the missing jump button. We also missed visual changes. The swords have their own designs, but the scabbard always stays the same. New armor only changes the stats, not Luisa's look. That's complaining at a high level, but together with the fights that could be improved, there is enough room for improvement for a possible successor, which we would definitely be looking forward to. There are definitely potential starting points for a sequel.

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

Darkest Dungeon 2 is a great, atmospheric roguelike that nevertheless stands in the shadow of its grandiose predecessor.

A small but very fine adventure that does a lot right. An absolute recommendation for fans of platformers and Metroidvanias.

Shadow of the Erdtree is exactly the great expansion that the open world masterpiece deserves.

Atmospherically gripping but playfully shallow oil rig horror trip with engaging sound design.