Hob is a charming action adventure that shows the journey is more important than the destination.

A huge, interesting era of ancient Europe come to life.

I like the pace that the game presents and the freedom I have when choosing my course of action.

A successful heir to Dark Souls who improves the original concept, but knows its own limitations.

On the one hand Aion offers great player versus player combat, on the other hand the quests are quite boring, like quests to collect a certain amount of items or to kill a certain amount of monsters. But once you're in a great group fighting other players you'll forget the weaker points of the game.

Thrilling real-time tactics game that stays true to the series' roots in a very satisfying way.

Fans of Deadpool will find their VR dream here. However, the game hinges on whether or not you find the characteristic humor appealing.

A devoted remake of a classic that is almost as enchanting as the original.

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

An ambitious multiplayer brawler with a clever medieval fighting system. It could run out of steam in the long term, however, because of a lack of depth.

The game can't keep up with Operation Flashpoint from 2001, everything seems to be smaller. There is also no real story, just one mission after the other. It's still fun to play and not bothering you with micro management problems.

Planet Coaster 2 is a paradise for creative players and hell for demanding simulation fans.

Transport Fever 2 is not a re-invention of the genre, but a considerable improvement of tried and tested gameplay principles.

Innovative shooter mix of base building and dungeon crawler, where creativity is punished of all things.

Knights of Honor 2 inherits a lot from its predecessor, both its strengths and shortcomings. But as Total War light it is convincing.

The fast-paced action RPG blends Wild West and Dark Fantasy. The game world changes due to your activities. Slight control quirks.

Whatever The Beginner's Guide is supposed to be: it's well done and everything we could say about it would be a spoiler.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

The directional blocking, the new fighting styles and combos, the improvement of the drone abilities and a still highly motivating looting system have inspired and motivated me.

Everything the Viking game does I've seen way too many times lately. [Early Access Review]

Party Animals is a charming mess that guarantees hours of fun thanks to its simple genius.

Stolen Realm may not impress with its graphics and staging, but it does with its entertaining battles and a diverse roguelike mode.

A completely renewed Dragon Age that struggles with some ifs and buts, but above all plays on a very high narrative level.

Bursting with creativity, but also with ambition.

It does not forget the madness of war.

Full of atmosphere, funny and like LucasArts. Part 4 of the trilogy (!) stays true to its predecessors and that's how it should be. Please don't stop!

The Star Trek drought is finally over: Across the Unknown is a great, if not perfect, strategy game.