Quotation forthcoming.

Hand on heart: Remnant: From the Ashes does not come close to the stick-hard role models of From Software.

An extraordinary narrative adventure game that will stay in your memory for a long time, but it would have benefited from more interactivity.

Quotation forthcoming.

Lego Indiana Jones enables you to play through the story of the first three movies. Fans will enjoy legendary scenes like the escape from the stone sphere, the roller coaster ride in a mine lorry or the motorboat chase in Venice. The game is a good mix of jump and run, action and riddles, but suffers a bit because of problems with the camera and AI. It's the third Lego game and these problems should have been solved by now. But it's still a lot of fun.

Timelessly good strategy classic in a modern guise, but not all of the new features work.

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

Quotation forthcoming.

Sifu is one of the best martial arts games ever, though getting to the fun part is (somewhat unnecessarily) tedious.

Just like Lego Indiana Jones this game was inspired by the movies, but concentrates on fighting three supervillains, one in each mission. You can play Batman or Robin, each with his own abilities, while the AI controls the other one. The linear missions are full of weird riddles and machines. The game looks great and offers a lot of variety, even if you don't like the slapstick comedy and the pribble-prabble of the characters.

John Woo created an uncomplicated and varied action game with a lots and lots of gunfights, a thin but nicely told story about revenge with continuous and beautifully staged action - and doves.

Challenging Soulslite, but the fights are never unfair or completely overwhelming.

Unravel 2 remains magically beautiful and cleverly expands its basic concept. A real leap in quality, however, is missing.

Worthy DLC finale to a successful remaster.

Hearts of Iron 4 is extremely complex with love for details - a nightmare for beginners, but maybe still too easy for veterans of the series.

An unsettling action-adventure game dealing with war and humanity, that still has some minor technical issues.

Great sniper game that shines especially with its huge areas, tactical possibilities and fantastic stealth gameplay.

Behind pixel graphics, 2D perspective and minimalistic controls hides an amazingly complex strategy game.

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.

The most beautiful nightmare of the year, which masks a mediocre game concept with stunning graphics and unparalleled sound design.

Quotation forthcoming.

Huge fantasy RPG that rewards exploration but is lacking when it comes to immersion. Currently mostly recommended on PC.

It was good as a beta, now at release it's very good. All that's missing are more game modes.

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

Quotation forthcoming.

I was more surprised by how well the developers mixed fighting, climbing and exciting history with such an unusual and coherent science fiction scenario.

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

Behemoth is one of the most impressive VR role-playing games (so far), but comes with a few rough edges in terms of story and combat.