Fallout 76 is one of those games which makes us uncertain. I can't call it complete trash, but can't call it a good game either. But somehow, I believe in it. If Bethesda keeps working hard on the game, in a year, it will become a game which deserves to be played.

Everybody 1-2 Switch becomes ordinary for older players after a while. However, if you want to play a party game that is both environment interactive and controller orientated for younger players, I can recommend this production sold for 30 dollars.

Bad graphics, unsatisfactory story and technical issues... Not this time Telltale.

The Tomorrow Children has a great potential, yet it is a wasted potential. It should have been a much better game but in it's current early access state, it's not worth paying.

In this platform/puzzle game, you discover a mysterious planet. Lifeless Planet has a great theme but the gameplay is not good at all.

Singstar Ultimate Party is so enjoyable... when the Mic App works.

A fun game with a little gameplay.

Far Cry New Dawn doesn't feel different. Is this a good thing or something bad? Is it really New Far Cry game or expansion pack for Far Cry 5?

There is no doubt about for Forsaken being the best expansion we ever seen for a Destiny game. And I have to admit that Forsaken is looking great and feeling great. But I simply cannot hide my frustration in the pricing. Selling a Season Pass for an expansion? It's unacceptable.

A game that will only appease to Batman fans. While it isn't offering anything new, the story compensates for that disadvantage. 2.5D graphics and comic book influenced cinematics seems interesting but not satisfying enough for a PC game.

Borderlands 2 has been a really bad port.

Jump Force unites big Shonen Jump series for fighting. However story and character is terrible. But if you are big anime or manga fan, you should play this game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Another multiplayer-only battle but it lacks matchmaking system and a good weapon dynamic. It's exciting to fight in close combat with a Middle Age concept. But expect nothing more than the concept.

I liked the original Dishonored version and I'm very exiting for the new title: Dishonored 2. But Dishonored: Definitive Edition is a complete disaster with low frame-rates and bad graphics. You may skip this one.

Even if the My Hero One's Justice has fun gameplay mechanics, It doesn't add anything new to the fighting game genre. Also, the character designs are great.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey teaches us the evolution of humanity. But the game is not very successful in terms of mechanics.

Beat the Game is a fun and adventurous game from Turkish developers.

Zombie killing fun for those who have a PS4. The broadcast+ feature is a nice addition. Also updated graphics look fine. But offers nothing more. Just another top-down shooter.

Seems like Beenox tried to catch up with the movie. But this is the main reason why they messed up. Web throwing dynamics are better than ever. But as a whole, the game lacks on story aspects, AI and graphical optimization.

Another transition from mobile to PC. Jet Car Stunts lets us drive cars which can fly. But it lacks content. The only positive thing is the driving mechanics. Should have stayed on mobile.

Story of The Sinking City is good as novel but just story is interesting nothing more. Also animations and game mechanics feeling like playing old generation games.

After Cyber Sleuth got our expectations real high, Digimon World: Next Order is crushed under those expectations. Although they are parts of two different series, Next Order still feels like an old and less fun game.

With fun gameplay, cool weapons and interesting combat tactics Crimsonland seems like an entertaining 2D Arena Shooter game but you feel like it is incomplete.

Dawn of War III is a very high quality RTS, but due to lack of content and possible DLC policy, our expectations are not fulfilled.

Although Dragon Ball: The Breakers is actually a good idea, it is an experience that I can only recommend to anime fans due to its flaws in the implementation part, the gacha system and the luck-based gameplay that gets boring after a while with bad teammates.

Adding not much to its predecessor, Styx: Shards of Darkness forces the player to use the stealth elements. Once you get out of these stealthy bounds, the experience becomes overwhelming. If you like stealth elements and you have enjoyed the first game, you may like Shards of Darkness as well.

Gears of War returns with its never-ending action. It's technical problems make the game unbearable and unplayable. It's broken and disappointing.