Quotation forthcoming.

FIFA Manager 10 brings a new visuals with a powerful 3D engine for the matches. We can be a football player, a coach or the president offering many options perfect for the soccer fans. Sadly It has several problems in the matches engine but the game is more focused to the spectacular way than realistic. The best addition is the multiplayer online mode. The best FIFA Manager untill now.

As a 3D Sonic a step in the right direction. The open world has a lot to offer but gets lost in redundancy.

Quotation forthcoming.

I couldn't do anything with previous works that were quite jumpscare-heavy with Bloober Teams, but The Medium grabbed me straight away.

A well-made adventure-kick-off thanks to companions and Oblivion nostalgia, however, it suffers from performance issues and a too spacious area.

Gripping and atmospheric Souls-like that scores with a gloomy atmosphere, exciting world design and precise combat system.

South of Midnight fails to make anything out of its fantastic setting, but its atmosphere alone makes it special.

A slow-paced yet challenging survival building game set in an immersive post-apocalyptic world with a village on top of an adorable giant dinosaur.

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

Playing cards is just something for the elderly? Not Battleforge. The game combines card collecting with fast real-time strategy. After the good tutorial you have to digest a lot of information. Just imagine starting a strategy game with the last mission. But it's worth hanging on, there are a lot of possibilities. The game even looks good.

Decent remaster, which not only revives the strengths of Rome, but unfortunately also the inept AI.

Victor Vran offers motivating and dynamic battles and it's twice the fun in co-op mode.

The damage values in attacks are too arbitrary, the collision detection is not always optimal and wear of the weapons, at least initially more than annoying.

Quotation forthcoming.

A very exciting story, which makes a huge impression on me in every scene thanks to an outstanding sound design...A unique thriller that tells a story with unexpected gameplay ideas.

Even 14 years after the original, it's still a very unusual 3D platformer with lots of clever ideas and a wacky design.

Visions of Mana is a charming old-school JRPG that will captivate you with its charm.

Not a Hero is one those games that is fantastic at the beginning, but that feeling doesn't last too long. After a few hours it's less entertaining but that's ok given the price.

This game turns everything upside down – and that’s good and bad at the same time. The physics simulation isn’t bug free and there is no story at all, but the puzzles are challenging, there are lots of save points to avoid frustration and even an online-ranking.

Impressively beautiful stealth game with a variety of memorable characters and tasks, works completely without violence.

Chernobylite offers an exciting story in a unique world that loses little of its fascination despite repetitive missions.

This war of the vampires is rapid and entertaining, inviting you to a few matches in an atmospheric setting. Even without dice!

A fast-paced mix of turn-based tactics and action elements. Partly confusing combat areas with cool events. Little tactical depth.

It's not really the next big thing, but well done, with great characters and humor. And there is still room for a lot of sequels.

This extremely difficult indie RPG in the style of the 90s offers a lot of depth but no comfort features.

Quotation forthcoming.

A visually appealing package with AI flaws, which more than other parts of the series is a matter of taste.

A little more intelligent AI would have made the stealth and evasion exciting passages, taking somewhat more precise control of some frustrating moments. However, Warp is a nice game, everyone should try this one, especially since it only costs ten euros.

Well done successor of the homage to Dungeon Keeper, which consistently expands the strengths of the predecessor and mends some vulnerabilities...In the end dungeons 3 might not be a masterpiece, but if you are looking for a good dungeon strategy again, you can't go wrong.

Fine retro shooter in the Warhammer universe that would be even better with automap, editor or multiplayer mode and more enemy variety.

A new Saga offshoot with lots of good, but not perfectly implemented ideas.

Quotation forthcoming.

The first DLC for Borderlands 3 boasts a lot of gags and crazy characters. Nothing new in the gameplay department, though.

Dead Island 2 knows what it wants and does it just right. The zombie slasher is good solo, but even better in co-op.

Smart indie RPG with a great setting, fun card battles and interesting characters.

The creativity put into this game is more than enough for three games, but behind the art there's not much diversity. But we still wanted to know how the story ends.

Quotation forthcoming.

Surprisingly good adventure prequel with emotional power. Runs out of steam towards the end.

Exciting battles with many different units which requires a massive grind. Balancing will be a permanent construction area.

Evoland 2 is a bombastic mix of console-type RPG, fighting game, turn-based strategy and platformer - something for real game experts.

Solid mix of Metroidvania and roguelike with epic boss battles, but often very conservative and sometimes slow-moving.

Solid railway game in the style of Ascaron's economic simulations. Doesn't reinvent the wheel, but works well.

A well done remastered version of a still fantastic RPG milestone. Small problems like the cumbersome inventory are still there, but that doesn't change the fact that everybody should get to know this game.

Ara: History Untold dares a lot, but many things still don't work out as planned. It still falls short of its role model, Civilization.

It's a good game and all the ingredients are there, but it's missing the love and passion that Rocksteady used to pour into those games. The world is bigger but lifeless, the story isn't as thrilling.

Battlestations Pacific looks nice, but that doesn’t help if the rest of the game is just plain boring. Every mission plays like the last one, there’s no rise in difficulty and no real connection between the missions. After playing the game for a few hours you’ll ask yourself “What’s the point?”

The least interesting add-on for The Sims 3. There's a good amount of new accessories, but hardly any new rules or challenges. It's like EA saying here are some new toys, go and play."

It may not look as nice as Crysis 2, but at least there's a hero to identify with with an interesting story. If you like action without the usual war scenarios, get to Mars.

The best job of all may be to cound the daily revenue for The Sims 3 at EA, but this add-on probably comes quite close. Even though it's a bit more of the same, it's hard to escape the typical Sims charm.

Orwell sends intense, cold shivers down the spine of the player/supervisor. As long as he's willing to read a lot.

Worth a look for nostalgics. But even connoisseurs of the original will quickly lose the desire to play due to the dusty game mechanics.

Well-done remake of a classic for old-school fans with a few problems regarding controls and animations.

Good ideas with mediocre implementation. The basics just don't work.

Top Spin 2K25 offers challenging gameplay for tennis fans, but struggles with technical weaknesses and pushy microtransactions.

A Vampyre Story creates a wonderful atmosphere, looks good and is very detailed, but the open end and the riddles change the picture a lot. There are not enough hints, but far too many pointless interactions. The game requires a lot of patience, which kills the fun playing it.

Innovative detective role-playing game in a highly interesting world in which your decisions have far-reaching consequences.

Minimalistic and consistent real-time strategy game, which lacks some variety in the long term.

The most bombastic open-world title of the year is like a playground that works better, the more you lower your brain activity. Brain off, fun on.

Total War: Pharaoh makes the best of a difficult setting, but can't mask all of its problems.

Motivating and entertaining adventure game with interesting decisions, great character design and strategic diversity.

Highly motivating dungeon crawler with great pixel graphics, the mixture of loot and shop management is persuasive.

For people who value games based mainly on the cost-to-game ratio, Superliminal is definitely a flop.

More freedom and lots of little improvements make this sequel a lot better - and all that for a fair price.

Quotation forthcoming.

Even after 21 years, Dawn of War remains one of the best strategy games ever made and would have deserved an even more elaborate remaster.

Hotline Miami 2 is indeed a fun and exciting action spectacle, but also a little disappointing successor of a great game.

If you like pure action, just add another 10 to 15 points because of the atmosphere. Everybody else should prepare for a extremely linear action game, but it's still a lot of fun.

Lucasarts has found a worthy heir: Daedalic from Germany. The game may deal with rubbish, dirt and crap, but there is only one word to describe Deponia: terrific!

An atmospheric medieval excursion whose narrative ends far too abruptly.

Quotation forthcoming.

Far Cry 6 is an entertaining open-world shooter with an exceptional variety of weapons, albeit it gets carried away by an excess of features.

The underlying principle is indestructible, but compared to its predecessors, the F2P restart disappoints with a lack of content and improvements.

Atmospherically dense literature-like adventure with unusual game mechanics, casts a gloomy view of America.

Quotation forthcoming.

Interesting adaptation of the popular tale with well-done additional parts. However, the main character Poirot has serious weaknesses.

At release, Stormgate is not as extensive as promised, but it is still a much better RTS than it was at the start of Early Access.

PowerWash Simulator is suitable for some spare time after a long day at work despite the lack of water physics.

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

Far Cry Primal brings the stone age to life like nothing else before, but the repetitive gameplay can't keep up with the great setting.

If you like to try out different things and new concepts, it's more than worth a look. The co-op play, the battles and experiments with new spells are fun, but there are many balance problems and bugs the developers need to fix.

A philosophical-scientific story meets intelligent puzzles - with a better end of the story this could have been a real masterpiece.

Almost identical to XCOM 2 in visuals and gameplay, although not as polished. Hit zones provide more tactical depth, though.

Grid does not go beyond its "solid" status.

Cozy building strategy game with a unique robot wild west look that combines elements of Anno, mine construction and battles against underground creatures.

If you know the movies you'll feel right at home. Egon Spengler still talks like a scientist, Ray Stantz still has his love handles and Peter Venkman can't walk past a woman without trying to flirt. The game is also full of insider jokes regarding the movies. But it's to short and the PC version lacks the co-op mode.

It's a promising basic game with great fighting system, but too many features are missing still.

Quotation forthcoming.

A fun zombie shooter for coop players, though without innovative elements. Beware of in-game purchases and pay walls.

The online games feel fresh. But the gameplay changes are only in the details, since years the FIFA series is based on the same formulas. FIFA 21 clearly lacks innovation.

The game still kind of works because of the KI and the good controls, but that doesn't make up for bad level design and presentation. Alma doesn't cause fear anymore, she's just annoying.

Mordheim is a lot of fun, despite its rough corners, if you are patient and willing to live with harsh consequences.

Visually and gameplay-wise Oceanhorn is a good Zelda clone with lots of charme, definitely worth a journey by sailing boat.

Minimal remaster that changes almost nothing, doesn't look dewy fresh, but is still as much fun today as it was in 2010.

Atmospheric and thematically very dense strategy game about agents, with some weaknesses and annoying mechanics spoiling the fun.

One of the most disputed game series is back and expectations are as big as the name. It turns out to be a decent game, but there are not enough innovation to make it a great game. The multi-player mode is entertaining, but not as good as it was.

I am really looking forward to the next mission, the next dialog, the next puzzle. As in a solo role-playing game flat. And this is not an error but a boon.

Darktide is an outstanding shooter and one of the best Warhammer 40k games, but it struggles with technical and progression issues.