Enchanting and motivating JRPG with a varied genre mix and a inspiring fantasy world.

Impressively beautiful stealth game with a variety of memorable characters and tasks, works completely without violence.

Well done and atmospherically dense sequel of the puzzle adventure, convinces with a multitude of clever puzzles and mechanics.

Pit People is an average turn-based tactical game with outstanding visuals and humor, especially entertaining when playing with others.

Atmospherically dense literature-like adventure with unusual game mechanics, casts a gloomy view of America.

Absurdly rectacular: Genital Jousting presents itself as a satisfying quickie.

Gravel offers arcade racing fun at a high level, but can't quite compete with games like Dirt 4 or Forza Horizon 3.

The concept of Metal Gear Survive works, but some annoying mechanics and the soullessness diminish the fun.

Past Cure with its mix of stealth and action is entertaining. After the moderate entry, the mysterious story picks up speed.

Atmospheric and visually compelling Whodunit movie noir thriller turned into an interactive visual novel adventure in the San Francisco of the 20s.

Tabletop tactics game with a half-baked mix of real-time-gameplay and card decks. Overall it looks unfinished and has too much idling.

Co-op buccaneers will have fun with Sea of Thieves, but without a character development and more variety regarding missions the hunt for treasures gets boring quickly.

Ash of Gods offers a thrilling, interactive story experience that works best without the permadeath feature.

Exciting battles with many different units which requires a massive grind. Balancing will be a permanent construction area.

Despite the cultist scenario, the story of Far Cry 5 is a total disappointment, but thanks to the gameplay it's at least a good FPS.

A Way Out hits the heart of thriller fans and combines an intricate gangster story with simple co-op gameplay that welds gamers together.

Completely well-made indie-building strategy game that doesn't have to hide from genre competition. Odin would be proud.

Well crafted and challenging construction game, which gets more complex with increasing playing time, but also brings a few quirks with it.

Ingenious fights, well-done missions and the motivating class system make up for the somewhat shallow game mechanics.

Although Chuchel is short and hardly demanding, it still works because of the clever puzzles, the humor and the lovely graphic style.

PvP-heavy survival game for gamers resistant to frustration, with weaknesses in construction and discovery.

The fact that I delivered this test on time for the deadline is close to a miracle. After all, I had to stop playing Into the Breach to write about it. It's been a long time since I've had such a difficult time putting a game down.

The concept of fusing open world and Musou is interesting, but it misses the mark due to poor performance and numerous bugs.

The new RPG start options and endgame contents are fun, but no must-have for Stellaris fans.

With the Vaulters a very sympathetic race finds its way back into the Endless universe and excited us with cool new gameplay mechanics.

Setting and story make you think, without sermonizing. The gameplay needs improvements, though.

Despite its magical atmosphere, Fe doesn't manage to leave a lasting impression.

Crossing Souls is a fun nostalgic walk through the 80s, but it lacks its own personality.