After only two hours the mystery about Tacoma is solved, but the personal stories about the crew members definitely stick. The story might not be as brilliant as Gone Home's, the original way of storytelling is excellent.

Yonder offers a beautiful world and a big heads-up to the bigger franchises of this planet. The fact that only three people developed it, make this game very special. It is too bad the search for Sprites is exhausting, cause otherwise this could have been a pretty awesome game.

The brain training assignments are fun to do, but the devilish missions are way too boring and repetitive to really enjoy for the long run.

Miitopia brings the spunk of Mii's back and that offers a fun look into their lives. It is too bad the Mii's totally take away the spotlight, leaving you with too little to do.

Hey! Pikmin is very clever when it comes to level design and introducing new Pikmin, but offers too little challenge. Even the boss fights are easy, which is a pity for a game that looks and feels this terrific.

This is the ultimate version of a unique classic. The new version of the Zodiac Job system offers a custom feel to the game and really upgrades a few flaws from the original. Other than that this is like the original: a beautiful story filled with interesting characters.

Splatoon 2 is exactly the same as the first game, which is disappointing. However, the gameplay and fresh style of Splatoon 2 make those feelings fade away quickly. It is so much fun to compete online.

Micro Machines World Series only shortly let us tune into that nostalgic feeling thanks to its wonderful tracks and fun multiplayer modes. It makes it rather sad that there are too many bots and AI present and that the controls are so difficult.

Ever Oasis is not the most difficult game this summer, but it definitely offers a good buildup that makes it hard to put the game down. Very charming.

For fans of 90's icons it is great to see Crash again. This trilogy respects history while adding a few minor improvements. Great fun, it brings you back to twenty years ago.

This game seems well made, but the lack of originality, cool gameplay and variety spoil the fun.

This could have been a pretty good zombie shooter, but it is coming up short on the technical side. This experience is giving VR its bad name: it confuses your head so much that you simply can't enjoy what this should be about: killing zombies.

Get Even is so much more than just survival-horror and that makes things very interesting. Sometimes you have to do a lot of searching and backtracking, which can be frustrating, but mostly this is a thrilling catch-you-by-the-throat-kind of psychological video game.

As a full package Dirt 4 is brilliant, mainly because of the options in making the behaviour of the cars exactly the way you want it to be. Well done Codemasters.

It is not a new WipEout game, but we highly doubt we will ever get something better than the WipEout Omega Collection. This bundle offers three classics that are truly timeless. Excellent.

ARMS has great potential, thanks to its original, fun and surprisingly complex fighting system. Online and offline this game is good, but future additions to this game will make Arms even more epic in six months from now.

Star Trek: Bridge Crew makes Trekkie dreams come true: you can finally control a starship. It is a very quick adventure, but it is really good and it offers a social online multiplayer modes that will make you replay this game over and over again.

Farpoint is pretty standard, but it does show how awesome VR can be. The game might not be very innovative, the VR feeling makes it a great experience.

Whether you like Tekken 7 will depend on your knowledge of Tekken. If you are a die hard fan waiting for something new and crazy to happen to the franchise, this will be a disappointment. If you are relatively new to the series and you just want to play with your friends or online, Tekken 7 will definitely do the trick.

Rime is a surprisingly strong game filled with fun puzzles and platform moments. There are some framedrops, but that can't rain on this six hour parade.

LocoRoco Remastered offers the same happy feelings it did eleven years ago. The graphics are terrific and the game is filled with catchy songs. There are no big changes or additions to the game, but for newcomers this is a definite yes.

The Surge has become a really nice game that will easily keep you entertained for many hours. This is not just a copy of a different game series, this is a great, standalone videogame.

Shadows of Valentia has a rocky start, but after that it turns into an amazing game that is not afraid of taking risks. It has a colorful cast that is off to an interesting sidestep instead of following a beaten path.

Injustice 2 is the best solo fighter of this moment. The story is thrilling, the gameplay is just as excellent as the first Injustice, though there have not been many changes to the fighting mechanism.

Strafe looks like Quake when it comes to design and it refers to the classic first-person shooters from the 90's. However, as a roguelike and shooter Strafe is mainly a weak and unimpressive game.

Prey is not a good shooter and the story does not really live up to our expectations. However, Talos I is an amazing place, thanks to the huge feeling of freedom you get in solving every problem totally your way.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 is exactly like it's predecessors. Sniping is excellent and apparently there is a big enough group of gamers that enjoy the games just for this, but we feel Ghost Warrior 3 is simply poor.

Dreamfall Chapters Final Cut pulls you straight into the intriguing world of politics, but it struggles keeping things interesting towards the end. The puzzle design is frustrating and the personal interactions with the Stark and Arcadia peoples get a bit boring after a while.