Motivating and entertaining adventure game with interesting decisions, great character design and strategic diversity.

Highly motivating dungeon crawler with great pixel graphics, the mixture of loot and shop management is persuasive.

For people who value games based mainly on the cost-to-game ratio, Superliminal is definitely a flop.

More freedom and lots of little improvements make this sequel a lot better - and all that for a fair price.

Quotation forthcoming.

Even after 21 years, Dawn of War remains one of the best strategy games ever made and would have deserved an even more elaborate remaster.

Hotline Miami 2 is indeed a fun and exciting action spectacle, but also a little disappointing successor of a great game.

If you like pure action, just add another 10 to 15 points because of the atmosphere. Everybody else should prepare for a extremely linear action game, but it's still a lot of fun.

Lucasarts has found a worthy heir: Daedalic from Germany. The game may deal with rubbish, dirt and crap, but there is only one word to describe Deponia: terrific!

An atmospheric medieval excursion whose narrative ends far too abruptly.

Quotation forthcoming.

Far Cry 6 is an entertaining open-world shooter with an exceptional variety of weapons, albeit it gets carried away by an excess of features.

The underlying principle is indestructible, but compared to its predecessors, the F2P restart disappoints with a lack of content and improvements.

Atmospherically dense literature-like adventure with unusual game mechanics, casts a gloomy view of America.

Quotation forthcoming.

Interesting adaptation of the popular tale with well-done additional parts. However, the main character Poirot has serious weaknesses.

At release, Stormgate is not as extensive as promised, but it is still a much better RTS than it was at the start of Early Access.

PowerWash Simulator is suitable for some spare time after a long day at work despite the lack of water physics.

Dungeons 4 sticks to its guns: slapstick humour, dungeon master vibes and simple gameplay. Nothing more, nothing less.

Far Cry Primal brings the stone age to life like nothing else before, but the repetitive gameplay can't keep up with the great setting.

If you like to try out different things and new concepts, it's more than worth a look. The co-op play, the battles and experiments with new spells are fun, but there are many balance problems and bugs the developers need to fix.

A philosophical-scientific story meets intelligent puzzles - with a better end of the story this could have been a real masterpiece.

Almost identical to XCOM 2 in visuals and gameplay, although not as polished. Hit zones provide more tactical depth, though.

Grid does not go beyond its "solid" status.

Cozy building strategy game with a unique robot wild west look that combines elements of Anno, mine construction and battles against underground creatures.

If you know the movies you'll feel right at home. Egon Spengler still talks like a scientist, Ray Stantz still has his love handles and Peter Venkman can't walk past a woman without trying to flirt. The game is also full of insider jokes regarding the movies. But it's to short and the PC version lacks the co-op mode.

It's a promising basic game with great fighting system, but too many features are missing still.

Quotation forthcoming.