Completely well-made indie-building strategy game that doesn't have to hide from genre competition. Odin would be proud.

With the Champions League, new modes and fine gameplay innovations, FIFA 19 continues to evolve in small but noticeable steps.

Barotrauma is an exciting, cooperative resource management game that is also captivating in Singleplayer thanks to its deep atmosphere.

An entertaining game, but no revolution of the adventure genre and quite similar to the first game.

I particularly like the playful freedom that the flexible 3-action system offers.

A thoroughly integrated and refreshing mix of classic 4X turn-based strategy, role-playing elements and varied events.

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

Very atmospheric trip to ancient Japan, where graphical flaws are compensated with vast content and plenty of gameplay.

The most beautiful landscapes, the most captivating sword fights and the most believable online world to date. Age of Conan is still a work in progress, but already fascinating and managed to captivate eight of our editors over the last few weeks. There are some technical problems, but if Funcom keeps on improving the game it could be the other big MMO next to World of Warcraft.

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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.

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

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Charming puzzle strategy that, like a good tabletop game, is a delight to play again and again.

Then of course there are the dragons: Every fight against the monstrous Flutterviecher feels really epic to me.

The game is never boring and always impressed by cool ideas, and diversity.

Halo: Infinite falters at its open world, yet it delights with sophisticated shooter gameplay and a varied arsenal of weapons.

Good 4X game with some interesting changes, but it can't surpass the predecessor due to a lack of innovations and the old-fashioned presentation.

Trials Fusion has some problems regarding missing content, but there's hope the community will create lots of it. At the core it's a very entertaining fun-racer already.

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

The action-based battle system is still a lot of fun. No skill, no kill, that's a lot more entertaining than standing around and clicking to rotate certain actions.

Idyllic farm- and country life with a fun treats feature. Authentic animal husbandry and sophisticated gameplay are, however, left out.

Gripping investigation and courtroom game that deals with the subsequent prosecution of Nazi crimes in a tangible and interesting way.

Well done RPG with a great story and its very own universe. Lots of decisions with comprehensible consequences.

Thanks to improvements to details and the extensive solo mode, Soul Calibour 6 is a very good continuation of a Beat'Em Up classic. Soul Calibur is alive! Also on the PC.

Did you spend countless hours with tower defense games? Anomaly: Warzone Earth turns the tables and offers tower offense. Presentation, controls and mission design are well done, so it's well worth the money.

The long, beautifully varied campaign combines party sections and real-time battles to form a complete, complete picture, driven by a really exciting story.

Tempest Rising works as a stand-alone game, but does not come close to the brilliance of its role model C&C.