Varied road trip with memorable encounters and lots of emotions.

Exciting and fiddly building sim à la Factorio, yet not quite as sober and technical. Emphasis on transporting goods. Caution: addictive!

Easygoing building sim for production chain aficionados, which, however, suffers from campaign flaws and a lack of long-term stimulus.

Well-made homage to the classic Shadow of the Colossus, yet without its emotional depth, but with impressively clever boss fights.

Rainbow Six Extraction offers an atmospheric co-op experience with clever gameplay mechanics that make up for its minor flaws.

Not everything fits together perfectly in Expeditions: Rome. Nevertheless, it is a very good tactical role-playing game.

Also on the PC a fantastic action-adventure that delights with its presentation, fierce combat and grand emotions.

MH Rise refines the combat system with clever innovations that both veterans and newcomers will enjoy - if they can overlook the low-grade graphics and story.

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

Ruined King ably transforms the LoL source material into an enjoyable solo role-playing game that, however, comes with a few convenience issues.

The crowning glory of a ten-year saga.

Surviving the Aftermath offers sound building sim gameplay, but it loses a lot of potential due to grind and missing content.

Charming puzzle action-adventure with novel vacuum cleaner alien-slime mechanics. It can be completed on a cozy evening.

Beginner-friendly tavern building sim with a lot going on, yet little depth. Okay for a while, too repetitive in the long run.

The cute horror game in the style of Tim Burton offers a unique combat system. However, balancing issues and a lack of variety impair the fun.

This indie gem guides through an emotional-nostalgic trip of personal history, relaxed and with a few small puzzles.

Strong, extensive rally simulation with outstanding courses.

A slightly different blue-collar simulator that often does not take itself too seriously and thus becomes unique.

Exo One delights with innovation and an immersive atmosphere - if you let it.

An authentic remake of the classic role-playing game with impressive technology, but it's missing more than two-thirds of the original's content.

The potential of this survival game, with what is probably the most realistic water physics to date, is indeed enormous. [Early Access]

Who would have thought that an Early Access game these days would come onto the market in a more complete state than some of the triple-A blockbusters. Bugs and glitches are negligible and are fixed remarkably prompt. Myth of Empires is an exciting project, which, especially at its full release, could shake up the genre. [Early Access]

Kingdoms and Castles is plain and modest in a good way. However, due to the lack of content, there is a lack of long-term motivation.

Halo: Infinite falters at its open world, yet it delights with sophisticated shooter gameplay and a varied arsenal of weapons.

As demanding as it is gratifying. People with low frustration resistance are better off skipping Aiko's Choice.

Astonishing action journey through a gorgeous universe with daring flight manoeuvres, cool space battles and an intriguing heroine.

Excellent DLC that finally makes the long-neglected Soviet Union in Hearts of Iron 4 exciting to play.

I've been playing Gordian Quest way longer than necessary. [Early Access Review]