Worth a look for nostalgics. But even connoisseurs of the original will quickly lose the desire to play due to the dusty game mechanics.

Successful mix of RTS and RPG on the path of recovery - but still not completely without bugs.

The story has its weaknesses, but offers an exciting, non-linear experience with great actors and far-reaching consequences.

Versatile survival game in the Hyborean age with a lot of variety for construction enthusiasts, adventurers and explorers.

Fortnite has almost perfected the Battle Royale concept and added a touch of its own.

Fast RTS with great animated medieval troops clashing and conquering sectors like in Company of Heroes.

A good PC remaster for those who do not like mods. Dark Souls remains awesome, but don't expect a leap like comparable to the CoD remaster.

The purchase is basically only worthwhile if you have not played the predecessor yet...This lack of innovation is all the more disappointing for me because the developers of Undead Labs had originally planned their game as a zombie MMO, where we were to fight with hundreds of players on a map together for survival. And now, instead, they deliver a mediocre co-op mode.

Fascinating adventure using vehicles in a relaxed post-apocalypse setting that entertains well thanks to many ideas.

Excellent story, magnificent look: Forgotton Anne is a delicacy for anime fans who can do without complex gameplay.

Pillars of Eternity 2 is a role-playing masterpiece that improves and dares a lot compared to Part 1 without losing the old-school charm.

Successful mixture of horror, exploration survival, but lacks endgame ideas for long-term motivation.

Consistent and surprisingly innovative medieval spin-off, which loses some of its thrill due to a reduced economy and a weak AI.

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

Not that good at all - the pixel brawl with Bud and Terence scores with original soundtracks, but it's a disaster in a lot of aspects.

The complex combat and character system in Tower of Time is fun for hardcore enthusiasts fun, but for others may lead quickly to frustration and feeling overwhelmed.

Turn-based strategy with a motivating management mode and an exciting campaign for Mech fans who like to adjust their units in detail.

Rarely has extinction been more fun. Frostpunk shows that successful build-up-strategy and a captivating story need not be a contradiction.

Atmospheric adaptation of the story as interactive visual novel. Overall a bit too lengthy and static with little gameplay variety.

In Minit, retro Zelda charm meets a world as sweet as it is strange, with more and more incentives to explore, minute by minute.

As a puzzle-type Dark Souls, Infernium is difficult to master and often frustrating, but convinces with its clever level design.

Dead in Vinland is a complex survival game that cleverly uses turn-based mechanics to motivate players in the long run.

Solid clone of Age of Empires with technical mishaps, which barely offers single-player content, but varied factions and strategies in PvP.

Jalopy is the simulation of hearts and pain: car lovers with nostalgia for East Germany experience fun, the rest probably more hate.

Orwell sends intense, cold shivers down the spine of the player/supervisor. As long as he's willing to read a lot.

Shroud of the Avatar want to be everything: single-player RPG, co-cop game and MMO, but does not quite manage that balancing act.

Great content, but also a technically obsolete VR version, with half-hearted and annoying conversion problems in many places.

An old school business simulation with a lot of comic-like flair and lots of planning, optimizing and expanding. Could use more variety.