Fun management kick-off with a lot of Formula 1 atmosphere, yet lacks variety in the long run.

A charming city-building game to enjoy after work, when you want to relax but don't want to be completely idle.

The final FIFA eventually takes a big step forward on PC.

Lost Ember lives from his sensitive story and the picturesque atmosphere. The animal characteristics, however, seem like a squandered gimmick due to the complete absence of puzzles.

Quotation forthcoming.

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

You'll hardly ever find a settlement game that feels as natural as Foundation, but you'll have to accept compromises in terms of graphics and mechanics.

It feels like visiting an old friend. New in some regards, but nothing too surprising. And in this case, that's actually a good thing.

A unique and sometimes unwieldy adventure that still feels very unusual in the remake.

Thrilling strategy game with motivating RPG gameplay, but also with a lot of random elements which may not be for everyone.

Brutal action-RPG, combat system and setting are cool, but there's no complex character development, end game nor an exciting story.

The Battle Chest is only worth it if you absolutely want to have all Warcraft games or would like to replay Warcraft 3.

Everything seems rock solid, but those who had hoped for a new impetus will be disappointed. Veterans will find their way around quickly, but newcomers will continue to struggle because many rules are under-stated.

Well-made, yet partially outdated remaster; captivating due to its fast-paced combat and touching story that unfolds over time.

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

Atomfall is a game that comes with nooks and crannies, but one that captivates us to the end with its great story.

A wonderful sequel with a gripping Star Wars story, excellent combat and fatal performance.

Action filled fun with lots of endearing heroes and great game mechanics, but it lacks diversity.

Prophecies of Ash lightens the game's narrative with a crisis that no one really needs to fear.

The Colonists is a well-balanced strategy gem for fans of the genre; however, a few more game modes would have been good.

An exciting and pleasantly designed tactical game that of all things disappoints with its DNA modifications.

Greatly improved soccer manager that revives the old Anstoss feeling, but hasn't quite arrived in the modern age yet.

Another clone of Defense of the Ancients and another good one. The huge team battles are very addictive and the game offers a lot of maps and heroes.

A charming sequel to an RPG milestone with a great combat system and great music, but it still has technical problems.

Wrecking simulation with amazing physics, excellent sound and a lot of alone-in-space atmosphere. In parts though very repetitive.

A surprising mix of genres.

A detective adventure with lots of conversation and exciting cases in a varied steampunk world.

Very good move of a classic into the modern game era. Veterans of the series have been waiting for it, new players will miss innovation.

Iris. Fall is a very short and fairly easy puzzle game, but it shines through intense atmosphere and creative puzzles.

It's free, fast-paced and the asynchronous teams keep the gameplay interesting, but two gameplay modes aren't enough to keep you playing for a long time.

Skyrim is still magnificent, but a collection of moderately executed additional content does not justify the new price for an old game.

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

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

Classic looks like "Friends" to me: Although I have seen all the episodes x times, every few years I have to go back to Central Perk!

EA Sports WRC combines the strengths of Dirt Rally 2.0 with the WRC license and a large scale, but still doesn't feel completely rounded.

Get Famous is focused on individual fame and its consequences, but doesn't use a lot of potential apart from influencers.

A beautiful world, but the puzzles are very simple. No masterpiece, but still a great experience.

Rise of Flight offers great and realistic battles during the First World War, but without a story and variety it's short-lived fun. But there's no comparable game out there where you can just go and fly into battle without much hassle. A joystick is recommended.

A fascinating viking journey with silent moments and boss fights, but it sometimes lacks narrative.

An old school business simulation with a lot of comic-like flair and lots of planning, optimizing and expanding. Could use more variety.

If you are looking for a simple and entertaining shooter, that's not a Call of Duty clone, which offers lots of humour and a great story, Bulletstorm could be for you.

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.

Family-friendly, short urban adventure of a charming cat with simple puzzles and lots of fun feline activities.

Quotation forthcoming.

Subtly revamped remaster of a wonderful adventure classic.

JRPG fans who are willing to accept plain technology and some anime stereotypes will get their money's worth with a great story and combat system.

Puzzle game with fantastic presentation and a very interesting story at first, but slowly runs out of steam.

On its own it's an entertaining game, but compared to The Sims 3 it's a step back and a lesser game.

Quotation forthcoming.

The idea with the Tamagotchi-space-dogs is already absolutely amazing.

I am convinced by the lovable figures of Draugen, so much so that I did not need the turn at the end. They work for themselves, are versatile, charming and simply alive.

Simple interactive adventure game with lots of emotion and atmosphere.

The DLC lacks a bit of depth, especially in Sandbox mode, but this is compensated by the challenging Scenario.

The crux of the episode format escapes: I have no conception of how far-reaching the consequences of my decisions will be.

Zephon impresses with its combat-oriented 4X gameplay, but lacks in terms of player guidance and variety.

It's so fast and crazy, every fan of action racing games will love it. At least for a few hours, because then you've done everything and there's nothing left to motivate the player. Still great for a little fun in between.

Quotation forthcoming.

The elaborate remaster ensures that The Last of Us loses almost none of its original magic even ten years later.

13 years after the ship disappeared, you're boarding the nuclear-powered Russian ice-breaker North Wind to find out what happened. The game tells two stories, the present and the past, using interactive cut-scenes, soul-journeys and visions, while a constant sense of menace fills you with fear. But the hardware requirements are too high and there could have been more graphical diversity.

It looks like a chartered accountant but it's a real revolutionary, because it starts the online age for manager games. You're not managing an existing club, but one you create from scratch. Then you choose an association that fits your style of play, e.g. the Casual Weekend Association. The games are shown on 2D maps, so all you see is few circles running after the ball. Despite the meager presentation FM Live manages to be an entertaining game, even if you only play a few minutes a day.

Quotation forthcoming.

A wonderfully unusual experience with spectacular art design, but practically no gameplay.

This hidden strategy gem with gorgeous graphics and convincing production value suffers from minor flaws and annoyances.

Fun museum construction with funny artifacts and creative ideas, which suffers from the repetitive, random-based expedition mechanic.

For newcomers, Madden NFL 19 is a bumpy start for their new favorite hobby, with veterans benefiting from the ongoing uptrend.

The beautiful Empire of the Ants is more than just exceptional graphics, but it can’t reach its full potential.

Overall, it remains - also because of the lack of innovation - somewhat behind the predecessor. But if you're like me, you could still have a lot of fun with it.

Brink has lots of interesting ideas, but most of them are only half-done, like the mix between bot-matches and multiplayer, which is a good idea with a very bad AI. Brink could and should have been better.

It’s shorter, shows less creativity in mission design than its predecessor and still has all the problems that showed up with the first Lego game in 2005. It’s still fun in co-op mode, though, but the next Lego game should be done from scratch.

Great content, but also a technically obsolete VR version, with half-hearted and annoying conversion problems in many places.

It's a well done game and it doesn't cost much. The multiplayer matches are worth playing and the dynamic mission design makes for some nice surprises. The solo campaign is lacking, though.

Entertaining action platformer for a small price. The points needed to unlock certain levels feel are an unnecessary limit.

The history collection offers purely technical improvements, 1503 and 1602 proft the most.

A good sequel to a classic that too often forgets its own virtues.

Quotation forthcoming.

This game tries to tell what happened before Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl, but may require a few more patches to be able to do so. At least version 1.5.03 is full of bugs, crashes, long loading times, broken save games and design errors, which is a shame because that's what stops the game from being great. Theoretically this could all be fixed by patches and just like with Stalker, this may take a while.

Mechwarrior 5 looks really good - but apart from the nice brute mech battles, it's just too bloodless.

World of Tanks isn't perfect, but it's a perfect game for in-between, just to jump into the tank for an hour to go to battle. If you want to play for free, it'll take ages to unlock new tanks, but that's all paying does: speeding things up. One of the best free-to-play games so far.

Those who have hoped for similar style diversity as in the vampire gameplay pack or at least sim-quirks like in Werde-famous add-on, are tricked here.

Quotation Forthcoming.

An intelligent shooter with smart RTS elements, especially for solo players. Although the innovative scenario would have deserved a better story.

The large amount of traps and power-ups keeps you playing and the combination with Hack & Slay is well done.

Kingdom Come offers an impressively atmospheric medieval world, which now works a lot better technically after a few patches.

Without any announcement, Electronic Arts released Battlefield Heroes. Why the secrecy? The free online shooter turns out to be an entertaining game. It's a casual game with almost no tactics to speak of, but it's fast-paced and funny.

It's World War II once again, but this time it's not D-Day again, it's the 22th of September, 1941 and we are Black Jackets, Russian marines fighting Romanian infantry or fighting on virtually every other Russian frontline up until August 1945 against Japan in the Pacific. But it's a hardcore game with no tutorial at all. You will need patience. But this game is a rough diamond.

The tactical shootouts are very entertaining.

Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined is a wonderfully nostalgic, yet old-fashioned journey back to the heyday of JRPGs.

The story has its weaknesses, but offers an exciting, non-linear experience with great actors and far-reaching consequences.

Successful mix of RTS and RPG on the path of recovery - but still not completely without bugs.

The amazingly beautiful theme park lacks some management options and more complex gameplay.

Is the game a flop? Absolutely not. PUBG inspires me - even in its current state. There are only a few games in which I am so energized from the first to the last minute of a match. Playing a round with friends and then doing well leads to a fantastic feeling. Quite subjectively, PUBG is a great game. But objectively there is still a lot it's gotten wrong.

Atmospheric and conceptual, therefore, Warsaw does everything right.

Although smaller aspects such as in-app rip or missing multiplayer mode nerves, Spartan Assault is a worthy Halo offshoot that brings the big name no shame.

Overall, a missed opportunity for the series despite new challenges for veterans.

A sympathetic declaration of love to JRPGs of days gone by with the same strengths and problems as back then.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.