Atomfall is a game that comes with nooks and crannies, but one that captivates us to the end with its great story.

Shadows stands out as one of the best Assassin's Creeds since the Ezio trilogy in terms of story and provides an epic journey to Japan.

You'll hardly ever find a settlement game that feels as natural as Foundation, but you'll have to accept compromises in terms of graphics and mechanics.

Short free campaign for fixed co-op groups and fans of the source material, but unusable for solo players and full of balance problems.

Immortal Pillars is a worthy China expansion that only lacks some really outstanding moments.

Quotation forthcoming.

Split Fiction is a must-have for all co-op fans and demonstrates why we love video games in a creative and impressive way.

Fun museum construction with funny artifacts and creative ideas, which suffers from the repetitive, random-based expedition mechanic.

Monster Hunter Wilds combines thrilling combat in a vibrant game environment with a highly motivating upgrade loop.

The remaster begins with two timeless highlights and ends with an unavoidable crash landing.

Huge fantasy RPG that rewards exploration but is lacking when it comes to immersion. Currently mostly recommended on PC.

The PC port of this RPG masterpiece beats the PS5 version by far, but it could have been much better.

A fun stealth game that lacks fresh ideas.

Civilisation 7 convinces with fresh ideas, but lacks the necessary finishing touch.

Even if you have to familiarise yourself with it at first: This atmospheric medieval RPG is already a genre classic.

One of the best superhero games out there that doesn't just offer brilliantly orchestrated blockbuster action, but also a convincing narrative. A shaky frame rate, crashes and AI glitches currently dampen the fun.

A great platformer that could have been even better on the Nintendo Switch.

Technically great upgrade of an average action game.

Zephon impresses with its combat-oriented 4X gameplay, but lacks in terms of player guidance and variety.

Behemoth is one of the most impressive VR role-playing games (so far), but comes with a few rough edges in terms of story and combat.

Flint: Treasure of Oblivion puts on a fancy pirate outfit, but suffers shipwreck in terms of gameplay.

Fun village builder in a well-made historical setting. However, the game suffers from heavy grind and a lack of endgame variety.

A solid VR shooter with dense atmosphere and alien bonus that lacks the finishing touches.

Marvel Rivals is a real surprise hit that has what it takes to shake up the whole shooter genre.

A thoughtful overhaul of two classics that nevertheless leaves a lot of potential untapped.

A sigh of relief among fans: After two lackluster cinema adventures, the man with the hat and whip is back to his old form. This game is the film that should have followed The Last Crusade.

Echo Point Nova thrills with its fast pace, freedom of play and outstanding dynamics - a highlight for shooter fans.

Extensive and entertaining content that will delight fans of alternative histories in particular.