This game is in one word a masterpiece. A game in which every inch is carefully cut, sanded smooth and polished with a fine velvet cloth. A game that has received a tremendous amount of care, tireless work and dedication from the author. [Issue#332]

The game is a cinematic experience that could make a rock emotional, offering newcomers and seasoned zombifiers alike the chance to experience that jaw-dropping, heart-pounding feeling. [Issue#322]

It's an amazing game that proves just how much can be achieved with a simple but carefully tuned gameplay loop. I rested and thought about how long not to, and if you need to clear your head every now and then, I highly recommend it, especially on Switch where it's freshly released. [Issue#322]

It's a beautifully made title that shouldn't be overlooked by any FromSoftware fan, but also by any other hardcore hack and slash gamer. [Issue#330]

Complicated, difficult, different. A true strategy game for the gamers with classical tastes, who have time and will. It's also a pleasant blast from the past, when a genre template was not an option. [Issue#233]

A great detour from the classic Japanese series, which shows that the Yakuza can work with turn-based battles and a ton of bizarre humor. [Issue#309]

Mood, pathos, emotion, humor ... and helluva fights. This is a combination that makes Yakuza zero the one of the most entertaining game in the whole series. For lovers of Japan Y0 is a must-have. [Issue#272]

An unforgettable game experience that brings a set of various fantastic puzzles. Braid experiments with storytelling and playability itself succeeds on all fronts. [May 2009]

The game uses all the building blocks really well, plus it adds extra ingredients to the mix. On top of that, it adds a polished diamond of gameplay, the whole work embellished with refined audiovisuals. [Issue#330]

It works, the action flows, everything explodes beautifully, the enemies throw their limbs in the style of a true action slapstick and grenades fly through the air. The simplicity and instant accessibility of the action gives a taste of the feeling of invulnerability, and with the agility of the action itself, the whole thing feels like a genuine on-rail shooter in places. [Issue#332]

Trepang2 may not have hyper-realistic graphics or a gorgeous magical world, but it's an amazing load of action that can really test your shooting skills. [Issue#330]

An addicting platformer with its hardcore difficulty, which is fair at the end of the day. A absolute must, if you're not afraid of a challenge. [Issue#232]

You never feel like there's anything extra that doesn't fit the original idea, less is sometimes more and more limitations are better. This is the distillation of the best of Cyberpunk. [Issue#330]

No decision is a bad one; on the contrary, it opens up another layer of the story that delivers a serving of psychological horror, humor, romance, darkness and fun. The short play time doesn't hurt either, the game directly encourages you to play again. [Issue#332]

The game is ultimately a unique version of a simulator in which everyone will find what they enjoy. It offers a unique combination of complex mechanics and simplicity, bringing the genre to life. [Issue#325]

Even the basic balanced alternation between boss slaying expeditions and tending your sheep will provide hours of fun, maybe even dozens of hours. And there are even more things to do in the game, including mini-games like fishing or playing backgammon. [Issue#321]

This unconventional game combines strong story, beautiful natural surroundings and fantastically written and played characters. What it lacks in classic adventure mechanics, it makes up in great dialogue system between the main protagonists. [Issue#262]

Dead Space is a beautiful example of what a remake of a game should be. Something classic, something new, but most importantly, a modern doorway into a classic that will be enjoyed by both veterans and new swathes of potential fans. [Issue#325]

A relaxing, well-designed card roguelike. Simple, complex with clever mechanics. Beautiful and sleek in appearance, pleasant to listen to. These are all attributes of Dungeon: Faster & Deadlier. If you're looking for a casual game that doesn't require a commitment, but is also very happy to entertain and joke around, make you think a bit about where to click next, and which of the unenhanced cards to use experience points on, you've found it. [Issue#325]

Robots, humans and cyborgs look beautiful and believable. The environments are wonderfully detailed and cartoonish. The sound design is of course brilliant, as it is one of the cornerstones of the whole concept. In addition to original music, the game features famous band names such as Nine Inch Nails, The Black Keys and The Prodigy. [Issue#325]

An interesting game from all points of view. It amuses even those people who are normally not interested in games at all. [Issue#249]

The first game was close to what a gaming nirvana would be like, the second one inches even closer. [Issue #240]

Ultimately, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 represents the pinnacle of the series, both gameplay-wise and narratively. The characters are another highlight of the game. They are well-drawn, with only a small amount of formulaicness. [Issue#321]

Without a doubt the best game in the series in a while. It could very well do without assassins and the story has a few hiccups, but a true pirate won't mind! [Issue#236]

If you like the late Middle Ages, detective stories, interesting stories, don't mind reading, this is the perfect game for you. [Issue#324]

A technically brilliant port of the most excellent strategy game gives you an order to join the war of Gallia. [Issue#249]

FromSoftware definitely couldn't say a better goodbye to the series than they did in The Ringed City. This spin-off brought not only some of the best bosses in the whole series, but also impressive locations and distinctive characters that deepen the mysterious world. [Issue#274]

Heaps of new content provides hours of fun, even though the campaign could use a little extension. But if you’re a fan, this is a must. [Issue#241]