It's not a bad game, but it has no soul. It's sterile and doesn't stir up any emotions due to the nameless, disposable characters. It's still fun for a short time, though.

It has quite rough edges, but also some nostalgic charm. If only the developers had a bigger budget to sort out the technical flaws and improve the level design!

Moderately entertaining third-person hack 'n' slash with lousy AI, camera issues and too many goblins.

Raid: World War 2 copies Payday 2, but does little better and a lot of things worse than its role model. But the potential is there.

Krater makes me sad... It has a lot of potential.

Technically this game has missed the last 15 years, but if you like science and polar exploration or more complex puzzles, you might like this game.

For a fan of the series it may be great to explore the locations and talk to well known characters, but even the greatest atmosphere is going down the drain if the lack of enthusiasm of the developers is so obvious. Sloppily created missions, repetetive riddles and unnecessary howlers in design make it difficult to enjoy the game.

It's like the 2007 game Dungeon Runners, just bigger and less self-deprecating. There is no great story, but who cares if it's free and fills the gap until Diablo 3 is finished.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 is like a bargain at the dodgy used car dealer around the corner.

A thrilling mystery story wasted. A shallow action adventure with sloppy programming.

A shooter with bugs, missing features, balancing problems and an ingame-shop using real money.

If you expect a new Payday here, you will inevitably be disappointed. Crime Boss: Rockay City has many interesting features and good ideas, but only half-heartedly pursues most of them.

It should have been a worthy successor, instead it's just a clone without distinct highlights.

Fallout 76 aspires to offer a lot with West Virginia and exciting co-op, but fails due to unbalanced game design and technical flaws.

Quotation forthcoming.

Why use stealth if brute force works just as well? Good ideas, bad implementation and lots of wasted potential.

Overkill's The Walking Dead can be fun in a group but most of the time monotony and balancing weaknesses are frustrating.

An adventure game with clever puzzles and a nice story that stumbles over bad technical quirks and out-of-date graphics.

Story shooter with big ambitions and plenty of rough edges, that would have deserved more time and care.

It's obvious that the scope of this game has been too much for the first project of an independent studio. More time, money and experience would have improved the game a lot.

Quotation forthcoming.

Should have stayed in the dark. Only the scary moments, which are often achieved by cheap tricks, save this game from getting a slating review.

For two hours, hunting Titans is fun, then monotony takes over due to similar fights and uninspired tasks.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

A technically crude medieval story game that was clearly made with love, but can’t hold a candle to contemporary titles.

We wanted to like this game, really. There's a lot of potential there and from time to time it's even fun to play. But nothing has been implemented properly, it's just a half-baked game full of bugs.

It’s like a browser game with improved graphics. The upside-down look was a bad choice, everything except the survival mode get boring quite fast. So it’s just the hunt for a new high score or rank. Boring.