In spite of a few weak spots, the remake of Sherlock Holmes The Awakened is a must for every fan of mystery and horror. No need to know the original game, but I strongly recommend playing the oft-mentioned Chapter One first to appreciate the reasons behind Sherlock's behavior. [Issue#327]

F1 2021 arrives with a tank full of emotions and dramatic moments. The story campaign grabs the heart, the rest of the game keeps the high standard we already know.

Well-curated and polished trip to battlefields of WWII in the campaign mode is worth remembering mostly for its work with lights and shadows. You will fear for your life, crawling through the night before D-Day or Pacific jungle – which is undoubtedly a good thing. The multiplayer is a completely different experience though. This is not a WWII shooter anymore but rather a Fortnite-inspired battle arena with some WWII skins and guns. Is it realistic? Hell no. Is it fun to play? Hell yeah.

This is a great logic game that can stump even experienced puzzle solvers. Surprisingly, the game also has a story, which you will gradually uncover by collecting shiny dice relics. [Issue#318]

A small amount of significant new features is compensated by its impact on the overall experience for all types of players, complemented by a traditional set of improvements in UI and UX (especially when it comes to clarity).

Simplified and slightly extended version of a legendary adventure game uses somewhat obsolete visuals but still counts as one of the best games of all times. [Issue#196]

The sheer joy of the game prevailed. It's far from perfect, but the basic "less rather than more this time" approach has really helped create one of the most fun games in the Assassin's Creed series in many years. And that's to be encouraged. [Issue#331]

Gran Turismo 7 has a lot of good and plenty of great. The use of DualSense and the particularly well-tuned loading is exemplary, and there's a huge amount of work behind the game, with a lot of detail that's almost hard to believe at times. [Issue#318]

An excellent mix of a rogue-like genre and FPS – although it doesn't bring anything new, it works great. It has perfect controls and thanks to various enemies, randomly generated (almost) anything and RPG elements game feel fresh with every new start. [Issue#252]

The popular autorunner offers the same great gameplay on Switch as it did years ago on mobile phones. New levels and challenges are an improvement, but controls which weren’t really thought through worsen the game. [Issue#287]

Right from the start, the game uncompromisingly tries to show the reality of trench warfare. The theme of World War I games is often the feelings of hardships of ordinary soldiers, and it's fitting that even in a game where you have the role of commander-in-chief, this is not forgotten. Chances are, then, that you won't just forget the game either. [Issue#327]

It's nice to switch off and enjoy the joy of movement, spoiled by a few poorly placed checkpoints. It's nice to slaughter hordes of demons in generic arenas with a small arsenal of weapons. It's nice to occasionally save a world that you yourself have thrown into terrible trouble. We all have a little Lo Wang in us. [Issue#318]

Guardians of Galaxy are the real blast that Marvel fans needed after more than mediocre Avengers. The “worst” part of the game is a mere fact, that you are not able to enjoy every single comment in the background and enjoy very well written characters.

As easily as the plague swallowed Europe, A Plague Tale will swallow its players. Thanks to the great atmosphere and the main protagonists the game is an excellent story adventure that you shouldn´t miss out on. [Issue#295]

In a slow, rather tactical action, where you definitely don't want to waste bullets or get into a shootout with a superiority, will Half-Life gameplay breathe on you.

Not revolutionary but still great and fast Diablo-like hack'n'slash feast. Stylish visuals, plenty of one-liners and jokes make it unforgettable in addition to the extraordinary weapons. [Aug 2010]

A positive experience in every way. The main focus of the game is combat and it works. Thanks to the options to upgrade and equip your characters, it doesn't get boring. The story is interesting enough to make you want to keep playing, and the steampunk setting doesn't get boring either. There is nothing to fault the game for, it delivers what it promises. [Issue#331]

A great strategy game from a gripping period of our history which is remarkable when it comes to building. The rest of the game elements aren’t as good, but they do the the game and the authors justice. Anno 1800 is a safe bet. [Issue#295]

Siege Survival: Gloria Victis works surprisingly good and while it doesn't do everything very well, it's a must for fans of the genre. The others just enjoy the basic scenario and postpone the game in a few hours.

A great party game that threw away the chains of unnecessary and counterproductive innovations from the previous episode. It relies on proven content from several previous Mario Party games, which works almost flawlessly in the new jacket. Maybe it would need more content, especially plating boards.

Imaginative new chapter to a slightly degenerating series surprises with a bunch of new ideas and excels in original playability. [Issue#189]

Manga graphics, sophisticated fighting system and clever dialogues await for those who are patient enough to spend hundreds of hours playing this smart RPS jewel. [Issue#189]

Legendary RPG brings tens of hours of great adventure with slightly a improved battle system. Wi-Fi connection with other DS consoles can get you lots of new fun and more. [Aug 2010]

Those who are looking for visual enjoyment in games will be absolutely enchanted by the originality bordering on the grotesque. Expect, in short, everything. Strange theatre. Odd characters reminiscent of circus performers. Or just a saddled, overgrown chicken! Just enter the world of Mr. Coo's shards and walk with him down paths and off-roads full of surprises and mysteries. The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo definitely deserves your attention. [Issue#331]

Do you like fast action games? Go for it. Do you like Final Fantasy? Go for it, but be patient. Do you enjoy JRPG-style co-op action? Don't hesitate. It has its flaws, but within the FF family of spin-offs, it's one of the best games across platforms. [Issue#327]

A building game in nice graphics with numerous options, which is both created for lovers of Harry Potter and game management.

Combat isn't the only fun thing the game has to offer. If you're in the mood for collecting and battling strange creatures, give the game a chance, it will serve you pleasant entertainment with beautiful visuals. [Issue#327]

Anomaly inverts the genre of tower defense games upside-down and provides an excellent mix of tactical action and operational management. [Issue#204]