Tomodachi Life: WTWW offers a relaxing, charming experience with rewarding systems and playful customization. However, its passive gameplay and repetitive routine can make it feel shallow over time.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond shines with atmospheric levels and outstanding bosses, yet its open world often feels empty and slows the pacing. A strong game overall — but it could have been greater.

Fans of retro JRPGs and nostalgics will find a beautiful homage to the Suikoden series with all its advantages and disadvantages. Players looking for more action in a fast-paced adventure might think twice before buying.

My expectations were high: An open world in the well known Galaxy far, far away, in which I could immerse myself in and where exciting stories are hidden around every corner. Star Wars Outlaws is simply not that. Still, what is left is a fairly good game featuring a dense atmosphere, authentic characters and fun gameplay.

Unusual, creative and still fun to play puzzle game that combines puzzles with platforming. Despite the new content, the remake is priced too high though and, due to the removed points system, it is significantly easier than the original.

With Sand Land, a little less would have been more. For an open-world game, the JRPG doesn't offer enough varied content that motivates beyond the main quest. I would probably have liked a linear story experience including a fun fleet of vehicles a little more.

Finally a new approach and not just another Nintendo platformer. Peach's transformations add a lot of variety, but lack challenge. Experienced players might get bored because of this. The technical implementation also leaves a lot to be desired.

Little Nightmares 3 captivates with quiet storytelling, haunting visuals, and an eerie, beautiful atmosphere. Despite minor flaws, it’s a whispered nightmare that stays with you long after it ends. And it ends way too soon.

The setting and the action-packed fights in particular really hooked me. However, in the final built I miss the feeling that the trailers previously conveyed. The devs definitely have the opportunity to bring their brilliant ideas to full bloom with a little bit of work.

Alone in the Dark offers the same solid story for two playable characters. But the puzzles are simple to the point of lengthy, the fighting mechanics feel awkward and there is hardly any horror atmosphere.

Despite the lack of variety, the diving trips in co-op mode are still fun. Solo gameplay, however, is a tough affair. The story mode doesn't deserve its name and is not more than a mere accessory.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League turns out to be a mediocre loot shooter based on solid technology with precise gunplay, but features repetitive mission design and cheap humor. Especially fans of the Arkham games should give this one a pass.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 delivers a compelling Neo-Noir story with intriguing characters and bloody combat, but its shift to a more linear, action-focused experience sacrifices the freedom and depth of its predecessor.

Lost Soul Aside suffers from a weak story, bland characters, and major technical issues, with only its varied combat and boss fights offering some redemption. Ultimately, it lacks focus — and a soul.