Doom is a great tribute to old times in a modern form. If you like fast shooters, there's nothing better at the moment.

The new fantasy setting offers huge and spectacular battles and new strategies, but the world map has been greatly simplified.

It has strong points like stealth gameplay and co-op, but all in all it's just average. A focus on stealth would have been better.

It's not polished and sometimes slow-moving, but full of cool sci-fi stories once you get into it.

It's a fascinating and moving paper chase, but having to walk around so much is quite annoying.

Despite some problems with game balance and mission design, this is the best Warhammer game since Dawn of War 2: Retribution.

Banner Saga 2 surpasses the predecessor and continues the touching saga. An atmospheric masterpiece.

Enter the Gungeon offers fresh and always fair pixel action and will be a thrill especially for Isaac fans.

Quantum Break is an action experience with great presentation, but on PC it doesn't look as spectacular as on Xbox One.

Perfect as a tech demo for Oculus rift and visually impressive even without the VR headset. But the gameplay is weak and sometimes even annoying. [VR Tested]

A rock-solid RTS with mass battles, but only for fans of multiplayer and skirmish. The campaign turns out to be a sad affair.

Retro action with fantastic presentation and high difficulty - an indie gem for professionals with resistance to frustration.

It's better than Dark Souls 2, weaker than the first one: it's a good completion to the trilogy, but it doesn't create new milestones.

A beautiful and complex sandbox game full of activities without a real endgame, lots of grind and weak PvE.

Accessible and clever racing entertainment, especially great in multiplayer mode and it looks great, too.

The Division offers an addictive search for more and better loot. Yes, it has weak spots, but the concept works and deserves a gold award.

It's a technically meager but very extensive wrestling simulation, showing the fascination of entertainment sports in great detail.

A classic, stylishly updated, for a fair price. Even without the nostalgia bonus it's a great adventure full of humor and weird characters.

It's a trip to the countryside with incredibly motivating game mechanics. Once you're there, you won't come back very soon.

There are some interesting ideas, but the simulation can't keep up with its own claims of being a job simulation.

Blade & Soul offers an action-packed battle system and fantastic PvP. But a lot of grind, too, and crafting is boring.

Under the great bodywork there's a lame engine. Need for Speed looks great, but the races are lacking.

It's fun, beginner-friendly and thanks to the addictive level-up mechanics it offers lots of replay value, too.

Thrilling survival game that uses great atmosphere and smart ideas for a well done twist in the rogue-like genre.

Layers of Fear is a great experience, recommended for everyone who doesn't need monsters in a horror game.

It's a promising basic game with great fighting system, but too many features are missing still.

Full of atmosphere, funny and like LucasArts. Part 4 of the trilogy (!) stays true to its predecessors and that's how it should be. Please don't stop!

Grim Dawn takes the best of a lot of other action RPS and creates well thought out and yet original hack & slay fun.