I've been playing Gordian Quest way longer than necessary. [Early Access Review]

Terra Invcita is a typical modder game: full of soul and completely overloaded. [Early Access Review[

My Time at Sandrock sends the idyllic farmstead simulation genre into the desert. Sounds risky, but it pays off in full even in Early Access.

In its current state, there are simply too many cogwheels missing in the gearbox, so I advise against buying it. Instead, you should reconsider a purchase upon release. [Early Access Review]

Everything the Viking game does I've seen way too many times lately. [Early Access Review]

The game is currently still noticeably lacking in content, this Early Access release is more reminiscent of a larger demo.

So far, the cult simulator is quite promising. Sound, appearance and the humorous mood go together very well and convey a convincing 70s atmosphere. [Early Access Review]

The amazing open world of Shadow of Doubt deserves a better game. [Early Access Review]

The Siege of Paris simply delivers another Northman adventure that doesn't stand out in any way.

To put it politely, we can say that the idea behind Achilles: Legends Untold is quite interesting and that theoretically it could still become a good game. At the moment, however, it's so heavily half-baked and unfinished. [Early Access Review]

While it's undoubtedly a competent game even at this stage, I can see little reason why anyone would choose it over Starcraft 2. [Early Access Review]

Lovely Planet wants to hammer home that it is sweet, crazy and colorful. But unfortunately, this is all just a facade. Underneath it's a superficial shooter that offers little variety and I can always shoot down the same boring tube passages.

Uninspired button-mashing that is saved neither by humor nor story.

The concept of fusing open world and Musou is interesting, but it misses the mark due to poor performance and numerous bugs.

There's just one basic problem with Pirates of Black Cove: the developers forgiot to deliver a game. What's the point of all the items and upgrades if nothing really makes a difference?

Unfinished, overpriced, void and technically weak expansion with inferior gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

The actually good concept is mercilessly drowned in a flood of poor game design choices and flawed programming.

Lousy open-world roguelite with a sterile, lifeless game world, weak combat and ridiculously little content.

Do you have a six year old son who likes to watch CSI? Then this is the game for him. There's a shattered body lying next to the Empire State building, so we start collecting evidence all around it: Pretzels, empty cans, flowering pots and rubber ducks. That doesn't make any sense? That's right, this just a simple game of "find the hidden object" with a thin story and some CSI people. Asking 30 Euros for all that is nothing but a rip-off. Well done, Ubisoft.

A shooter with bugs, missing features, balancing problems and an ingame-shop using real money.

An adventure game with clever puzzles and a nice story that stumbles over bad technical quirks and out-of-date graphics.

I would like to like that game because of its B-movie story and because of the natural-disaster-weapon. But as far as game design is concerned everything is just plain wrong: controls, AI and path finding.

Only the fact that games like this are rare on PC may make Garshasp an interesting game for some people. But we hardly had any fun with it. What did the developers do during the three years of development time?

Quotation forthcoming.

There is no meaning, no point. It's just a boring game that lasts three hours.

It feels rushed and it's probably only good as a reminder how unapproachable team shooters have been at the turn of the millennium.

There are some interesting ideas, but the simulation can't keep up with its own claims of being a job simulation.

Quotation forthcoming.

Instead of being an entertaining horror game, I’m Not Alone seems to be a zombie itself. Should you see it somewhere, remember zombie rule number one and run for your life.

Scorpion: Disfigured uses some well-known features from other games, like weapon and character improvements (Deus EX) or psychic abilities (System Shock 2). But nothing really works well, not even shooting, which feels like throwing cotton balls. For a shooter, that's the final nail in the coffin and this game should be buried.

The gameplay is a wreck, the heroine is lame, the story is ridiculous and the humor is cringe-worthy. Already one of the worst games of the year.

After this shock I must urgently re-play something better. For example, Aliens: Colonial Marines.

Quotation forthcoming.

We didn't expect part 2 to be better than part 1, but it scores 49 instead of the 48 points of the predecessor. Only 33 more Harry Potter games to go to be as good as the first one from 2002.

I have to kill everbody. It works, but it's a primitive piece of garbage. It's so bad, it's almost funny.

Quotation forthcoming.

It would be a quite decent theme park simulations if it weren't for all those bugs, crashes and a sub-par performance.

Neil Gaiman should have stuck to writing, too complex for kids, too boring for adults.

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As a stylistic experiment The Quiet Man is quite courageous, as a game in terms of execution an absolute flop.

Quotation forthcoming.

A monotonous, frustrating adventure game that wouldn't be fun even without the severe bugs and performance problems.

The basic concept is solid, but due to its bad implementation, the game is almost a total write-off.

This is Harry Potter and the Deadly Shallows. It's only six hours long, but just as boring and confusing as the book and just as bad as the console versions.

The most pointless sequel since Duke Nukem Forever. Every single good idea is crushed by five bad ones.

Every single activity is unbelievably repetitive and boring and the graphics look like they're from the year 2003. It may have been a cool idea, but the implementation is awful.

Quotation forthcoming.

What happens when you invest the entire budget for a game in top-class actors and then have nothing left for the rest?

The renovation fails: not only are the new additions crooked and wrong, they also bring the really solid foundation down.

In all respects an uncalled-for continuation of one of the supposedly worst games ever. Yes, the original was better.

As an RPG, it's a disaster. Seen as a trashy pirate adventure it's crazy, funny and absurd.

It's the worst-rated game on Steam for a reason, soccer fans are left heartbroken.

Stupid name, stupid game. There are some games which will be remembered because of their quality. And then there are others which we would like to forget, but can't - because of their stupidity. This game is one of the latter, causing sore eyes and ears.

I could fill novels with what is wrong with Postal 3. To shorten the whole thing, three words are enough: I am shocked. Not by the representation of violence and the scabrous knee-slappers, that many people see in the series. No, I'm shocked that Postal 3 turns out to be a technically older than dirt data cluster with lame gameplay, which has absolutely nothing really individual anymore. Oh dear, Postal 3 stimulates not even controversial discussions! In the end, it consists only of trivial game mechanics, which were copied cheesy from other games and have nothing to do with Postal itself anymore. Thereby Postal 3 is one of the biggest disappointments of 2011 for me. What have the developers just done for all eight years?

The subtitle of Flatout 3 is "Chaos & Destruction". Quite appropriate: This impudence sparked in me an unexpected destructive frenzy so far. And after throwing my gamepad about twentyseventimes through my office, it was also there, indeed, pretty chaotic. The subtitle, however, remains the only promise that redeems Flatout 3 - the rest is utter misnomer. Here is pursued, in the most shameless way, to flog off an abysmal racing game with a known name to unsuspecting fans of the series. Flatout has not deserved this!

The War Z is plagued by too many mistakes, but the developers seem to be unprofessional. I've watched the development of the game for too long now - without realizing improvement.

The 'Alone in the Dark" movie by Uwe Boll was the worst thing to happen to the series - until this game. It feels like the developers just stopped working at some point and went home.

Quotation forthcoming.

We like Indie games – but Dead meet lead just offers boring gameplay, unfair levels, no atmosphere or story and an ancient kind of presentation. Nobody needs that.

Quotation forthcoming.

Classic RPG in the style of Might & Magic and Eye of the Beholder that was published in an unintuitive and unfinished state and without manual.

To create something worse than your last product is almost an achievement, but Road Rage is really worse than Flatout: Chaos & Destruction.

Rotating lights and lots of shadows: Autobahn Police Simulator puts great ideas into a merciless shredder.

The number of bugs in Airport Simulator 2019 is so absurd and almost funny that it almost made us increase the review score. This idea was rejected by editorial vote.

Dumb sexism, catastrophic controls, pretended tuning: racing fans should steer clear from Super Street: The Game.

What I absolutely do not think is right: to sell a half-cooked game as a "finished" product - with less content than six years ago! Because so leaves the completely surprising release of Cube World a more than bland connotation.

The game hardly develops original concepts and fails to implement the more complex structures seen in its role models. There is just no reason to choose Star Dynasties over Crusader Kings 3 or Stellaris.

Skid Cities is a potential hit in need of fine-tuning.

Voxel Tycoon is something like a love child of a threesome between Transport Tycoon, Minecraft and Factorio. [Early Access review]

Distant Kingdoms is already a rock-solid city builder with well-interlinked mechanisms and motivating gameplay. [Early Access Review]

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The approach of combining the gameplay of Factorio with action- and roguelike elements is very interesting in theory. However, its implementation currently leaves too many wishes unfulfilled, especially in regard to the far too simplistic combat system. [Early Access]

All in all, The Immortal Mayor shows some promising approaches, yet nothing more. The first deficiencies become apparent after a short playing time. [Early Access]

Fans of Fallout and those interested in post-apocalyptic fiction with a weakness for fast-paced action can get it without hesitation. However, if plot and quest decisions are of the uttermost importance for you, Death Trash clearly has too little to offer at this time.

The lack of fine-tuning and elaborate features is so severe that I currently cannot encourage anyone to buy it.

Even for the low price, Farmer's Life is at this point only worthwhile if you are interested in the setting. [Early Access review]

On the whole, it mimics the originals so well that when I played it I felt like I was looking at an early, unfinished Cyberpunk GTA. [Early Access Review]

Train Life merges two genres that enthrall rail-fans.

Who would have thought that an Early Access game these days would come onto the market in a more complete state than some of the triple-A blockbusters. Bugs and glitches are negligible and are fixed remarkably prompt. Myth of Empires is an exciting project, which, especially at its full release, could shake up the genre. [Early Access]

The potential of this survival game, with what is probably the most realistic water physics to date, is indeed enormous. [Early Access]

There's not a whole lot in Warno's Early Access version yet, but what's there is actually fun and prompts genuine anticipation. [Early Access review]

Anno plus Cities: Skylines results in an identity crisis. [Early Access Review]

Wrecked buildings have never looked fancier.

What exists so far is excellent, no question about it, but you must be really starved for tactical RPGs if this very early version of the game is worth a whopping 20 euros to you. [Early Access Review]

The individual game components are too unfinished, the controls are too uncomfortable and the campaign is too boring. Now, the crucial question is: Can Sea of Craft turn things around within its Early Access phase? [Early Access Review]

In the end, it could actually become anything in between a total failure and a big hit. [Early Access Review]

It combines Anno islands with Factorio automatisms - and that's addictive! [Early Access Review]

Clanfolk isn't as good as Rimworld yet, but it's not missing much. [Early Access review]

In this railway construction game, the challenging route planning is particularly convincing. But there is still a lot to do before full release. [Early Access Review]

Sapiens joins the now quite a long list of promising building sims in Early Access, which are still a long way from completion. [Early Access Review]

Multiplayer is still missing, the user interface is crap, but it plays surprisingly well. The endgame is also fun. [Early Access review]

Moderately entertaining action RPG that [...] aggressively pushes players into the in-game shop.

In terms of atmosphere, it's already so engrossing that the several hours of playtime per battle just fly by. [Early Access Review]

Goal! The Club Manager should never have been released in this state. Not even in Early Access. [Early Access Review]

Basic framework of a survival RPG with interesting co-op systems and a lot of room for improvement. [Early Access review]

It may well be that Nobody - The Turnaround started its Early Access too early.