The most accessible, most extensive and currently simply the best fighting game on consoles - the PC version noticeably lags behind online.

Successful trip to Hawaii with few, but enough new features that proves the Yakuza concept also works outside Japan, especially for fans.

Stargate Timekeepers is a decent representative of the genre, but can only hold its own against the competition because of its license.

Decent medieval strategy with turn-based battles and a pleasant soundtrack. However, the low budget is somewhat noticeable.

Currently the best way to play The Last of Us 2. Although the roguelike mode disappoints in the long run.

One of the best VR role-playing games so far, which impresses with more than just its size and manages to outperform its prequel.

Captivating mix of Metroidvania, beat-em-up and platform action - the Persian prince is in top shape.

The well-made adaptation of the Rogue Trader setting is essentially a must-have for RPG fans, but unfortunately suffers from too many bugs.

A worthy SWAT successor with many tactical possibilities, both alone and in co-op.

A well rounded mix of construction strategy, survival, worker placement and roguelite. Gloomy, without fights, sometimes hectic, always exciting.

The technically great remaster hides a badly aged Turok. Those who don't miss the dinosaurs will at least get some entertaining retro action.

Raising Hell doesn't really introduce anything new, it just offers more of the same. For better or for worse.

Pandora is a world beautiful enough to make you fall on your knees. You can happily spend dozens of hours exploring - only the story can't quite keep up.

Assassin's Creed and VR go surprisingly well together, even if the game's main story is rarely captivating.

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

Crossing Russia by train amidst the chaos at the end of World War I: a powerful mix of survival, management and real-time tactics.

The most pointless sequel since Duke Nukem Forever. Every single good idea is crushed by five bad ones.

Still an outstanding role-playing game that is seeing its second spring on the Switch. However, it also suffers from technical issues.

Good mix of board game, classic pen & paper, turn-based combat and roguelike with few new features.

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

The content of Empires & Ashes is really good, but it's just not what Age of Wonders 4 needs.

Splendid strategy surprise with gripping campaign and minor flaws.

CoD Modern Warfare 3 hides one of the best multiplayer modes in years between a crappy campaign and an insignificant zombie mode.

Timelessly good strategy classic in a modern guise, but not all of the new features work.

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

FM24 refines proven mechanics, surprises with useful innovations and is worthwhile despite the promised mega upgrade in FM25.

The best Robocop game up to this date is a solid shooter that loses itself in plain battles and too much triviality.

EA Sports WRC combines the strengths of Dirt Rally 2.0 with the WRC license and a large scale, but still doesn't feel completely rounded.