Jalopy is the simulation of hearts and pain: car lovers with nostalgia for East Germany experience fun, the rest probably more hate.

Both Star Wars classics are still fun today, but overall the collection offers very few new features.

Battle March adds the Greenskin and the Dark Elves as new playable races for a new campaign and multiplayer matches. The three chapters of the campaign alternate between Greenskin and Dark Elf missions. AI and game balance haven't been improved since Mark of Chaos, but that doesn't affect the big strength of the game: it's dense Warhammer atmosphere. If you liked Mark of Chaos, then Battle March is probably for you. But it could have been more challenging.

It's great fun, but after 15 it looses it appeal. But that may change with mods.

A scaled-down Stellaris look-alike with Star Trek flair that would have deserved more love and scale.

Quotation forthcoming.

A disappointing sequel that sacrifices stealth mechanics in favour of tedious co-op missions.

A solid hunting sim, despite animals displaying behavioural problems and some bugs.

While Crimes and Punishments was an outstanding game, Devil's Daughter is pure mediocrity. More quick time events are a step in the wrong direction.

Behind the beautiful Star Wars façade lurk fundamental design flaws, making Battlefront 2 a shooter that just barely manages to be good.

The Guild 3 is rarely challenging, often relaxing, and unintentionally funny most of the time.

The courier action game was fun at the start, but has quite a few flaws and suffers significantly from the increasingly tonally unfitting story.

Quotation forthcoming.

There's that feeling that I should have fun playing the game, but most of the time I'm bored or angry because the controls are buggy. But if you like to be creative, maybe you'll be happy in this colourful world.

A hunting simulator that looks great and is fun? Time for a Jagermeister!

Uninspired, boring endgame expansion that is difficult to recommend even to hardcore fans of the main game.

Flight is a waste of time.

Overall, the new Farming Simulator could have been so much better. On our wish list for a next installment are a reasonable campaign to improve accessibility and ... a radio. It is time that we hear more than just the loud tractor hum, but also the country radio.

Lazily modernized graphics, completely outdated gameplay: This remake of a classic is only for the most nostalgic of veterans.

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

If you like puzzles, this may be for you. If you want some Kafka, stay away.

Quotation forthcoming.

The fifth episode of the series is shocking PC gamers - with long distances to cover and stupid riddles to solve. It still has some well done horror moments to offer, but it's not as creepy as the earlier episodes. A lot of effects were just copied over, so instead of being scary they cause the feeling of "been there, done that".

Autentic interactions with the main characters of the series can't change the fact that there's no real freedom of choice and that kills the fun in the end.

After 19 years Team 17 excavated its classic Amiga game and it still has some charm today. But it's a game to play for half an hour a day at most due to its lack of variation.

A side-scrolling shooter with fantastic art design which slows down half way through and abruptly ends after two hours of gameplay.

Wonderful open world with an awesome jet pack, yet outdated technology.

In spite of the fumbling control, which requires pixel-precise working, I am now able to turn meat and fish in the pan quite well.