Going Medieval shines with its free-form building system. The simulation of life in your small colony, on the other hand, is only average.

Millennia starts like Civ, but offers good mechanics such as alternative eras and construction sim elements. Weak AI and graphics.

A new Saga offshoot with lots of good, but not perfectly implemented ideas.

Brutal and action-packed co-op zombie shooter for up to six players. You'll have the most fun when playing with friends.

Despite the cultist scenario, the story of Far Cry 5 is a total disappointment, but thanks to the gameplay it's at least a good FPS.

Mafia: The Old Country successfully returns to the series' roots and tells a great story without any major surprises.

You can clearly tell the age of this wrestling giant, but real WWE fans will certainly have fun.

Despite the short playtime, We Went Back offers a gripping horror experience due to its dense atmosphere and varying setting.

Great and thrilling dogfights with a fantastic VR port - but with very limited content.

If you really want to go deep into strategic battles and conquer every inch of the sometimes sprawling big cards, then Steel Division 2 is the place to go and gets tens of hours of entertainment with sophisticated battle strategies. However, those who do not like vigorous micromanagement should bypass the new digital Eastern Front.

If you don't give up because of the game's difficulty, you will be rewarded with a tatical depth that offers unequaled opportunities and exactly simulated weapon systems.

Gold Road combines beautiful scenery and great storytelling with an interesting but grind-heavy scribing system.

Dead in Vinland is a complex survival game that cleverly uses turn-based mechanics to motivate players in the long run.

It's old fashioned, but interesting and motivating and can make time fly - but if you expect a fast-travel feature or like to moan about bad drop rates, stay away from this one.

Tribes: Ascend has become for me a true love-hate relationship.

Strong, extensive rally simulation with outstanding courses.

Surprisingly good adventure prequel with emotional power. Runs out of steam towards the end.

The cute horror game in the style of Tim Burton offers a unique combat system. However, balancing issues and a lack of variety impair the fun.

Knights of Cross and Rose is a solid DLC that would have deserved a proper campaign.

Primal Fury expands its already large pool of cultures. But once again, there are no new, substantial gameplay features.

Probably the best Wargame title yet, but with weaknesses regarding innovation and balance.

Varied road trip with memorable encounters and lots of emotions.

Despite the 3D graphics, Tropico 3 is basically the same game like the first version eight years ago. A lot of things are not up to date, but the mix of politics, economy, development and black humor is ageless. If you liked the first Tropico, you will love the new one.

Lots of replay value for a fair price - as long as you can handle a bit of frustration and retro graphics.

One year of game development probably wasn't enough. ProStreet has several weak points regarding technical execution, diversity and game balance. All in all, it's a good, but not great racing game, which doesn't do it's big name credit.

Setting and story make you think, without sermonizing. The gameplay needs improvements, though.

The concept of the long-distance space driving simulation Star Trucker works, but it lacks a bit of content for long-term motivation.

Life is Strange: Reunion is an emotional and captivating mystery adventure that, as the series finale, fails to live up to its full potential.