Huge atmospheric open world racing game which lacks really good multiplayer ideas. In combination with the main game it's superior to similar games like Need for Speed.

It's a technically meager but very extensive wrestling simulation, showing the fascination of entertainment sports in great detail.

I can only laugh about the casino games because they are so absurd and ridiculous. This kind of thing just does not belong in a serious sports simulation and always distracts me from the actual game, because I want to throw baskets in NBA and not spin lucky wheels. Without casino and VC, NBA 2K would be a much better game.

Toy Story 3 is obviously targeted at a younger audience or casual players and will keep fans of Pixar busy for some time. It's not a bad game at all, but older gamers may just be, well, too old to really enjoy it.

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

The adventure 11 - 11: Memories Retold is little game, but it tells an emotional war drama that resonates for a long time.

Overall, it remains - also because of the lack of innovation - somewhat behind the predecessor. But if you're like me, you could still have a lot of fun with it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Monolith's sympathetic main character, logical puzzles, and surprising plot twists make you forget the low budget.

Even better than its role model: In spite of seemingly modest graphics, Sons of Valhalla offers (almost) maximum fun.

Dune: Spice Wars lacks spirit and a story campaign. The solid gameplay foundation alone is not convincing in the long run.

A beautiful and complex sandbox game full of activities without a real endgame, lots of grind and weak PvE.

Creepy mortician horror with believable corpse preservation and procedural demon terror. However, both quickly become monotonous.

A great stalker shooter that's marred by catastrophic technical issues and stumbles over its own open world.

Mechwarrior 5 looks really good - but apart from the nice brute mech battles, it's just too bloodless.

The underwhelming release version of a shooter classic that shines mainly thanks to its mercilessly realistic atmosphere.

Nebuchadnezzar is a solid economic simulation game that lacks inspiration. Solely the choice of setting is remarkable.

It's an improvement to ARMA 2, but it still includes some of the weaknesses. But now the game actually is what it should have been right from the start: a realistic military simulation that works most of the time.

Rise of the Ronin is a challenging open-word souls-like with versatile and dynamic combat and an unused setting.

Fans of the series are happy about new visuals and content, the unchanged gameplay won't win over anyone who finds farming boring.

It's a well done game with surprisingly diverse tasks. It's not too demanding, but there are challenging puzzles to solve and the cut-scenes are probably the funniest of the series.

A well done Top-Down-Shooter with massive battles and great character development. A lot of fun.

A groundbreaking third-person shooter is becoming available on new platforms, everything else remains unchanged compared to a decade ago.

It captures the charm of the outstanding original, and should satisfy fans of the original. However, it is also monotonous, tough and a little unimaginative.

Medieval Dynasty is a motivating medieval city builder from the first person perspective, in which players have many things to do. The world, however, just doesn't feel alive.

Quotation forthcoming.

At the core it's a solid strategy game but almost nothing is better or different. Less innovation than FIFA or Call of Duty.

Cloudpunk brings a dystopia full of humour and human abysses to life. Cyberpunk fans will be pleased.