Possibly the best FF game in the past 15 years. There's more action while still retaining a deep character experience with an utterly charming cast of protagonists.

A well needed breath of fresh air to the sports manager genre. Surprisingly addictive and quite deep for fans of the genre and racing alike.

Well executed and a breath of fresh air into the world of digital winter sports, even though it would have been nice with a more solid feeling of meaningful character development.

Far from the best in the series, a watered down take on the board game series.

It was a good idea all along, but even after all these years of waiting and waiting a bit more, this third chapter in the series comes across as the weakest part.

Don't be fooled by the mere one year from announcement to release, as Obsidian's latest masterpiece has development going back as far as 2006. Old school is the new.

Under the surface lie several gameplay enhancements that set this release apart from the rest of the games.

Better than the first game, but not quite up there where it should be. Too much hype is too much hype. Nice implementation of online play, though.

Old school shooters can still deliver, even if it's all only fun in small doses. Nice upgrade system, but lacks game modes.

A well written adventure game that stays true to the format of the 90s. This also means that unless you can appreciate the old gears at work, you'll likely find the point and click formula boring.

A competent fighter with solid RPG elements. Also a great fighter for people looking for a twist that that genre.

Confidently pushes its way onto the stage alongside current new standards like Overwatch and Battlefield 1.

More Dunwall. More Corvo. More The Outsider. Some of the best stealth action you can get.

If the zombie mode in your game is the part that feels best, you know you have some patching to do. It just feels very unbalanced and rushed here at release.

If there ever was a time where new, as well as veteran, players to the series could jump right in and get a deep football experience, that would be right about now.

Still a solid experience even this many years later. Apart from the obvious visual enhancements, Modern Warfare takes us back to the bright days of the modern shooter.

While satisfyingly challenging, the longevity of this awaited DLC leaves us disappointed.

Do not be mistaken: Underneath the somewhat jovial appearance of this spinoff lies 30 years of homage to the fascinating world of Final Fantasy.

This classic shoot'em-up with a few modern twists is more than just a cheap Galaga clone. And the price is just right.

If you had been hoping for much more than a visual upgrade, you will be disappointed. The game is still awesome, though and well worth its weight in gold.

This is the closest thing to total immersion we have come yet with VR. Sound, vision, motion in a higher symbiosis.

A huge game worthy of taking the crown as the game that steals your sleep because you just need to do one more turn. More info on the new features would have been welcome along the way, though.

Playing Arkham VR is too much of a passive gaming experience, even though it's immersive.

It will be interesting to see how DICE will expand the game over the next year. There are four DLC packs planned so far, and maybe they can give Battlefield 1 the last push from solid to excellent.

This reboot falls short of its potential of evolution for the series. It looks newer and prettier but disappoints as a more shallow gameplay experience compared to the first two games.

Not quite as well accomplished as recent big AAA-hitters in the genre, but nonetheless a fine horror game with nice puzzles.

Such a strong story deserves more than repetitive mission structures. It's a shame for Clay and his surroundings that the game mechanics aren't on par. Still a good game.

Everything they praised the Xbox One version for holds true. Now Lara is back in a complete package on the Playstation where she was born. Simply stunning.

Everything you could have hoped for, especially as a fan. Not as complete a story as expected, but that just gives us higher hopes for a follow up. This is our idea of fun: Wilder, bolder - either alone or with a mate.

A bit like biting into a chocolate cake, to find out that it is not cake at all. A very hard piece at that.

In every way better than the first game, but it still feels a bit generic. It's the only game of it's kind for motorcycle enthusiasts, however.

Maybe EA should rethink their annual formula, take their good time next time around and dare make some changes that matter.

A very pretty game, but the general gameplay comes through as monotonous and fatiguing - much like the overall Soviet theme, ironically.

A fantastic social game finds its way to Xbox One and a soothing 60 frames per second.

A good addition, but certainly not of the same caliber that a fully fledged MMO would usually get.

This year's iterations has the same sharp gameplay as last year and has gotten closer to the mass appeal of FIFA. It's going to be exciting to see what the playing field looks like next year.

It's the many smaller improvements and new features that make Forza Horizon 3 the best and most beautiful game in the series.

Takes a familiar formula and adds new features to ensure freshness, even though you played the last entry in the series just over a year ago.

No Man's Sky is not the fever dream I imagined when I saw the first trailer. However, it is still an amazing technical feat, even if it's still rather full of bugs.

Recore builds on aging Japanese game mechanics, but makes them work really well. However, long loading times destroy part of the joy in an otherwise nice little action-adventure at a cheap price point.

The role-playing element has come further forward and the stories take up more space. In short, Legion could be what breathes life into World of Warcraft again.

Fun in small doses, but in the long run the challenges and fighting become a dry loop.

Simple and captivating with an easygoing pricetag. This is very OK with us.

A simple but frantic 2D survival game that can quickly become monotonous. Only recommended for hardcore survival fans.

Jotun is a stylistically impressive and complete game with great Norse imagery, interesting boss fights and solid gameplay.

The best in the series thus far. The extremely friendly career mode is catchy and just what the game needed.

A far more colorful game than Human Revolution, even though the futuristic version of Europe is quite different from the dystopian depiction of Detroit anno 2027.

A rather halfhearted remake of a true classic, with less focus on the story of epic teamwork than one would have expected. A frustrating release for the fans, but nonetheless a fine addition to the Wii U roster.

Worms, as a concept, still works and this release brings back some of the iconic, memorable fun from back in the glory days of 1990s as well as adding some fresh ideas.

Unlike any other game on the PS4. Probably the most artfully executed game you'll experience this summer.

A mediocre update that will likely not have players return of they have lost interest in the game by now. However, do not attempt to brave the Underground alone.

A better game after the recent major update, especially enjoyable with a friend. Just don't expect any particularly deep gameplay - or that it has anything to do with golf as such.

A fine little action-adventure game with a poignant and beautiful story, told in a fanciful underwater world with well known gameplay elements.

One of the best LEGO games yet, and it's refreshing to know that TT Games, even after dealing with the franchise for a long time, are still trying to improve with each release.

What a disappointment. Let's see where the Sensible Soccer remake Sociable Soccer ends up on release.

Set an evening aside where you immerse yourself in this living painting, and enjoy every single detail.

Does not really bring anything new to the formula compared to the game released in 2014, which means you basically play the same game just with a different story and other puzzles.

Despite its record high kickstarter funding spree, the end result is an unfulfilled dream unable to lift the legacy of Megaman.

While the fragmented story never gets a hold of the player, only the strong parkour element and large amounts of user-generated content keep this follow up from being an utter disappointment.

Although Toussaint may not be that different from the familiar surroundings of The Witcher 3, Blood & Wine has a lot to offer.

It all feels like either very (bad) conscious design choices or pure laziness at work.

If it had been balanced for faster gameplay, with more traps, Party Hard would actually have been a fun action game. As it is now, though, the party never really gets going.

Overwatch leaves me longing for nothing. Nothing at all. The tight fusion of game modes and heroes is another sure hit for Blizzard. They don't follow any standard; rather, they're creating a new.

For the quiet gamer who would rather look out the window and observe the changing seasons with a cup of herbal tea at hand than to flush energy drinks down to another team deathmatch.

Total War: Warhammer could have been a parenthesis in the TW series, an experiment in a different genre, but has instead become one of the best Total War games ever.

Sadly lacking proper substance, it turns out to be an ordinary first person shooter, not managing to raise the bar significantly from the rest of the games with a war theme.

Captures the spirit of the original so well that you almost wish this team could remake the Duke Nukem license too.

Give Paradox a bit of time to streamline the design and spice up the game with more more content, and we will be fully satisfied.

Has all the qualities of a full price action game, but at a fraction of the price. Considering this creative shooter is a no-brainer.

The roster fits every conceivable style of play. A glorious and chaotic shooter where the most skilled players can challenge each other, while the less experienced will also have fun while taking part in it all.

Naughty Dog once again delivers the whole package. Even if the formula is almost 9 years old by now, Uncharted 4 is a superb end to a several-year journey in the best company you can imagine.

Caters to hardcore Zelda fans who want to pass the time while waiting for the next full breed Zelda-entry: The Legend of Zelda WiiU. It has moments of fun puzzle experiences, but it requires you to have 1-2 good friends you can go on a local network.

As was the case with Guacamelee, let's hope that Drinkbox decide to publish versions of this fine old school RPG for other platforms than the Vita as well.

Super Smash Bros. used to have zero competition as the king of fighting games on Nintendo. Pokken is a good contender, even though we would have liked to see more pokémons represented.

Filled with grotesque Warhammer 40,000 aesthetics and complex tactical space battles as expected. The steep learning curve and the absence of three of the game's four races of the campaign at launch, however, makes us hope that Tindalos Interactive will continue to expand the game in the near future.

Despite its minor shortcomings, I have not played through such a satisfying and complete experience in a long time. Dark Souls III not only is the best in the series, it is also the best action RPG to come out in recent years.

Expands and enhances the concept of its predecessor in every respect. A larger world, a deeper and more accessible combat system and the use of different points of view makes it one of the most engaging human fantasy strategy games ever.

Don't be fooled by the pastel colors and lo-res graphics: Hyper Light Drifter is a hardcore action-platformer RPG with links to both Dark Souls platform gaming of the 1990s and poses plenty of challenges for even the toughest fighting game veterans.

The Ratchet & Clank series has been through a turbulent period, but you do not need to spend a lot of time playing the reboot before realizing the magic is back.

DiRT Rally brings back the entertainment to the genre, giving us time to take pleasure in fine tuning and conquering each race, just like in Colin McRae. If this is the direction in which Codemasters will keep heading, we have high hopes for the next game in the series.

The robots are coming! Automatron is a wonderful addition to Fallout 4. It fits well into the universe, both thematically and story-wise. Too bad we can't erase our memory and start over from scratch.

While the story is fun and quirky to play through on your own, the real meat of the game itself is the multiplayer. The matches in Stikbold! are well oiled and over fast enough to just grab another. And another. And...

The gameplay is solid, but requires that you can forgive an unfair death every now and then. The game doesn't hold your hand either in terms of gameplay, story or general mechanics, instead rewarding courage and tenacity with a great gaming experience.

The latest release from TT Games shows signs of an aging formula for handling the LEGO franchise. Most of the blunders should have been caught in an early brainstorm.

An incredibly well written story that evokes more emotions than one could expect. A game worth experiencing if you are into the more soulful aspect of interactive storytelling.

If you're a fan of hardcore platformers, Klaus will likely never seem quite as harsh and unforgiving as Super Meat Boy. But it has a more interesting story to tell, in comparison.

Lara Croft's latest adventure represents some of the best platforming in 3D you can get. A paradoxical mix of brutal reality and crazy Indiana Jones action.

This makeover of the 2012 original is worth playing, even for current owners of this essential Vita release. In spite of the somewhat simple gameplay, manipulating gravity is quite liberating.

A fine delivery of the simulated life of an American truck driver and the logistics of the job.

A wonderful platform adventure set in the beautiful Swedish wilderness. Not many games come close in graphical prowess.

A well deserved final chapter in a long saga.

A solid combination of main game and expansion and a great place to start in the survival/horror genres.

Similarities to the qualities of other games in the series aside, Primal feels much more rewarding to hunt around in.

An engaging and different action fix with interesting time stopping mechanics and a bold visual style.

Instead of being smart about it, the game ends up being just as dumb as the society it seeks to mock.

Apart from a somewhat weak single-player experience, GW2 is simply a blast online.

Expensive and mediocre at the running game, there's not many reasons to dish out on this one.

A beautiful and entertaining new take on the classic MMO, with a strong player driven content path. I welcome that.