Reneimal is a horror fairy tale that captivates with its atmosphere, but leaves much of its potential untapped in terms of puzzles and co-op play.

A fantastic multiplayer experience, whose appeal unfortunately does not extend to the story mode.

One of the most unusual tactical role-playing games is also one of the best.

In its Royal Edition, this role-playing masterpiece is even more impressive compared to its initial release. The Middle Ages have never been more enjoyable.

Exciting DLC that makes Frostpunk 2 even more of a political simulation.

A charming city-building game to enjoy after work, when you want to relax but don't want to be completely idle.

Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined is a wonderfully nostalgic, yet old-fashioned journey back to the heyday of JRPGs.

Nioh 3 impresses with open levels that combine familiar ideas with a dynamic and unrestricted combat system.

The best soccer game in a long time is not EA FC or Football Manager. Inazuma Eleven is a monster of a game and the most fun virtual ball game of the year – penguins included.

Simulation with an unusual zombie scenario, which nevertheless leaves many opportunities untapped.

Ambitious DLC with a great atmosphere and strong ideas, but noticeable weaknesses in its AI.

Fans of Deadpool will find their VR dream here. However, the game hinges on whether or not you find the characteristic humor appealing.

An atmospheric tribute to old-school RPGs, but currently overambitious and unfinished.

A convincing reboot of the popular Thief series in virtual reality with exemplary immersion and clever microphone use.

A compelling strategy game that, despite its weak storyline, unfolds its full tension and depth, especially in free campaign mode.

An old-school action blockbuster that should make 16-bit fans very happy. Everyone else should know what they're getting into here.

Goodbye Settlers, welcome Pioneers: Finally, a game as bustling as Settlers 1 & 2, but cleverly expanded and modernized.

A short but brilliantly immersive horror experience that will haunt you long after you've finished playing.

An atmospheric sci-fi adventure that suffers massively from questionable design decisions.

Shadows impresses with its story and open world, but struggles with the technical limitations of the Switch 2.

Project Motor Racing offers a great lineup of cars and often looks fantastic, but falls short in terms of handling and AI.

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

Stylish and slow-paced sci-fi building simulation with different stages and increasing complexity, that still has a few flaws.

A strong story add-on with a beautiful new map, but few gameplay innovations.

An unconventional psychological adventure with grand ambitions and significant flaws, which piques curiosity at the beginning but leaves you feeling bored by the end.

Call of Duty is suddenly barely recognizable in the Black Ops 7 campaign, while multiplayer is a real blast thanks to the series' old strengths.

A stunning ingame world filled with tons of entertaining tasks is clashing with too many systems that suffocate Where Winds Meet.

A genuine SpongeBob adventure through and through: silly, diverse, easy to play, and very family-friendly.