With Nex Machina, Housemarque managed to create a balancing act between retro and modern gaming, thanks to precise controls and impressive effects.

Streets of Rage 4 is a dream come true for nostalgia addicts of the fighting game genre. It consciously rejects the modern era and will therefore not appeal to everyone.

Telling the story of Psycho, who appeared in Crysis, too, the game feels a bit like playing deleted scenes from the first game. But lots of things are improved, there are more scripts, even better graphics and the cut-scenes are better, too. If you like fast action and couldn't care less about the story then Crysis Warhead is for you. If you haven't played Crysis and don't know what's going on, you may feel a bit lost, though.

Stellar Blade is a fantastic game on the PC as well, which Asia-affine action fans should not miss out on.

Quotation forthcoming.

Retro action with fantastic presentation and high difficulty - an indie gem for professionals with resistance to frustration.

The best soccer game in a long time is not EA FC or Football Manager. Inazuma Eleven is a monster of a game and the most fun virtual ball game of the year – penguins included.

Shredder's Revenge is a reminder of why good co-op brawlers are timeless.

There Magic Arena is with its fantastic game mechanics just front runner for me.

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

A traditional, but also very good JRPG that at first unnecessarily conceals its strengths and only shows what it can do after around 15 hours.

Reasonable innovations and a completely new Xen complement the authentic Half-Life atmosphere: This is what a remake should look like.

Quotation forthcoming.

The addon is overshadowed by major changes behind the scenes. The new class is great, but overpowered, and the story ends abruptly.

A fascinating underwater world and a deep story exploring human fate. But if you are looking for pure horror, this is not for you.

Ubisoft and Massive have created a new reference on how a loot shooter can look at release. I had more fun with The Division 2 at launch than with any other loot-ballerei. And I'm curious what the future holds.

A profound jewel of an action game that deserved a better PC port.

The Reforged Edition of Broken Sword gives the classic story a substantial visual makeover, but leaves the rest untouched.

Captivating and challenging action RPG in the spirit of Dark Souls, but the PC conversion includes bizarre blunders.

Groovy, sarcastic and pleasantly crazy. Icey is basically an action-filled spiritual successor to The Stanley Parade.

Clever and engaging, funny and exciting. An Adventure in the typical LucasArts tradition and thus a piece of video game history that is worth seeing.

I am very satisfied with the package that is the Definitive Edition. Especially since the price of around 20 euros is really fair.

A clever mix between management, strategy, action and exploration. It’s not only very relaxing, but also has some heartwarming moments.

Funny time travel to the beginnings of the genre. Veterans will like the allusions to the classics and the 80s setting.

It’s an end times RPG with a huge atmospheric world, but with fewer odd stories than Fallout 3 and full of standard quests. Even the main story falls a bit short.

The game blends the complexity of Battlefield 2 with the speed of Quake - but doesn't satisfy fans of either game, which is a shame because the class-specific missions are great.

With its licences, extensive game modes and a clean pc port, FIFA 17 is a great package, but doesn't offer much new.

Quotation forthcoming.