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.

Another magnificent Anno game that sets new priorities and offers greater freedom, but does not quite reach the design heights of its predecessor yet.

Painting by numbers in Stellaris. The latest DLC is a must-have only for the passionate psionics.

Battlefield 6 is a great multiplayer shooter and a solid foundation for the future. Don't buy it for the campaign, though.

Funny, quirky, creative, and brilliantly staged—a true Simon adventure through and through.

An exciting and pleasantly designed tactical game that of all things disappoints with its DNA modifications.

Deep gameplay meets an exciting storyline. The result is a must-have for the Switch 2.

Europa Universalis 5 is brilliant, but still very buggy.

Arc Raiders is a technically stunning, atmospherically dense, and easily accessible extraction shooter that impresses with its excellent AI.

Solid in terms of content, but unstable in terms of technical execution. FM26 demonstrates where the series is trying to go, but it still has a long way towards reaching its goal.

Fallout's jolly little brother has grown up. The Outer Worlds 2 impresses with a unique sense of humor and great freedom for players, but falters in the final act.

Farthest Frontier impresses with its well-designed survival gameplay and detailed graphics, but it also requires a lot of patience.

A great park-building game that makes up for minor flaws with lots of atmosphere. And baby dinosaurs!

Although stylistically different from its predecessors, the fantastic combat system retains the core essence of the classics.

A wonderfully unusual experience with spectacular art design, but practically no gameplay.

A great detective story with lots of vampire flair, trapped in the toothless body of a thin-blooded sequel.

The long-overdue field test of a lighthearted extraction shooter that replaces PvP with tactical duck shootouts. Lots of fun.

An unshakeable gameplay core and some minor innovations save this technically completely outdated game from being a complete letdown.

A solid sequel that thanks to its co-op mode offers some variety, but still doesn't have the courage to try enough new things.