Dungeons 4 sticks to its guns: slapstick humour, dungeon master vibes and simple gameplay. Nothing more, nothing less.

It stats a bit slow, but once Nathan has learned all his special attacks, the fights turn out to be quite a show – despite their occasionally high difficulty. Once you manage a jump combination without touching the floor once, you'll feel euphoric.

The Sims Medieval is a funny game for explorers, full of little gems, but the everyday life of the Sims has been simplified and feels routine very quickly. It's very entertaining for a while, but too shallow to motivate for long.

A great detective story with lots of vampire flair, trapped in the toothless body of a thin-blooded sequel.

Fun anime adventure with vehicle battles, that is sadly far too simple and could have used a bit more variety.

Monolith's sympathetic main character, logical puzzles, and surprising plot twists make you forget the low budget.

Long live trash! Raven Software proves that even absurd stories can be entertaining, as long as there's a decent game to back it up. But there was a lot more potential.

It looks like Ubisoft can't leave the prince alone. This game looks a bit rushed and it's the weakest of the series. Nonetheless it's a good game and more demanding than the last one.

Krater makes me sad... It has a lot of potential.

It takes two or three hours until the game really takes off, but then the thrilling story with lots of objectives unfolds with nightmarish drama. The inventory system is one of the dumbest every created, but if you like thrilling adventures you should give it a go.

At its core, a superb Battle Royale that currently suffers from technical issues and some unfortunate design decisions.

Visually compelling teen horror spectacle that, despite a high degree of freedom of choice, runs a bit out of breath at the end.

The Remaster is a joy for C&C Veterans, but delivers less than it could in almost every respect.

Excellent story, magnificent look: Forgotton Anne is a delicacy for anime fans who can do without complex gameplay.

Jumping lacks a little bit of precision, but if you can ignore this, you’ll get a engaging, albeit short package of fun.

EA FC 25 feels like possession soccer devoid of ideas - lots of control, but too little real innovation.

If you can look past the bland setting and the repetitive gameplay, this well-balanced genre mix could be your thing.

Songs of Silence manages to convince with fresh ideas, but their implementation still reveals weaknesses.

This sequel ignores the less popular Broken Sword 3 and 4. One the one hand that's great, because it revives the atmosphere of the first two games and it works. But technically it's not up to date and the important puzzles are too easy to solve. But there's hope for part 2.

The online RPG The Chronicles of Spellborn suffers from a lack of players, so there is hardly any PvP and some tasks are almost impossible to be done alone. There are still too many bugs to attract more players, but once they are fixed, the game could be a nice alternative to the main players of the genre.

The experience points system and the succession unlockable diagnostic tools are a step in the right direction.

Logical and inspired.

Genshin Impact is a very good and entertaining action role-playing game, which manipulates itself with its monetization in the endgame.

It's amazing for a project created by three siblings from Spain and one artist. But it's a bit short and the cliffhanger at the end keeps you asking for more.

Even as an adult it's possible to get lost in a seemingly childish world and have fun with the deep stories, weird characters and world. It's worth a try despite its problems.

I would recommend Ground Zeroes without hesitation were it not for the extremely short playing time.

The huge world of FUEL is fascinating, but not much more than just a backdrop. There should be better reasons to drive around for 30 minutes than just unlocking a new paint job for your car.

Do you remember the original hunter in World of Warcraft? Where you could look for and then tame wild beats? I miss that and that's why I like Dragon's Prophet with its Pokémon-like hunt for exotic creatures.