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.

L. A. Noire: The VR Case Files focuses on the strengths of the main game, but the story suffers.

Fallout 4 VR is an impressive VR experience, but faces portability issues in a lot of areas.

Doom VFR is a short but entertaining hellride. But the bloody VR fun lacks the ease and elegance of the original.

Fishing: Barents Sea has plenty of idle time, but also cool ideas - and is anything but a sea cucumber.

The AI isn't terrible anymore, but still not good. Subtle, but numerous innovations provide more strategy and fun.

Gameplaywise and visually impressive remaster and a great JRPG, but slightly disappointing in regards of story and combat system.

The gameplay of The Red Strings Club is not very demanding, but it challenges our brains with complex philosophical questions.

Celeste is just an outstanding platformer, but also an emotional adventure full of intimate moments.

Despite a lack of gameplay variety, Remothered is a gripping horror experience due to its dense atmosphere.

Multi-faceted 2D pixel platformer that balances its confusing narrative with great level design, tricky puzzles & neat action.

Thrilling turn based strategy with a fresh setting, at least at the beginning. The half-baked combat system disappoints despite time-travel manipulations.

The Definitive Edition has fulfilled its most important goals. It revives the first Age of Empires in a more beautiful way than in the memory of the most nostalgic - and removes enough of the legacy that I can enjoy today just as much as it used to. Above all, I can hardly wait to see what the developers will do with the Definitive Edition of the second part.

Kingdom Come offers an impressively atmospheric medieval world, which now works a lot better technically after a few patches.

Beautiful, hand-drawn puzzle game that enchants the player with elegantly nested puzzles and a story without words.

Anyone who can adapt to the unusual campaign dynamics can expect a sophisticated real-time strategy in a historical guise.

An endearing J-RPG in the tradition of Chrono Trigger.

A pucking cute looking arcade hockey game that only manages to entertain for a few hours.