Kona's story is intriguing, which makes the lacklustre ending all the more frustrating. Technical difficulties round out a rather disappointing whole.

The controls in Drag x Drive are unique, which immediately makes the game a great showcase for the mouse functionality of the Joy-Cons. The gameplay is also entertaining, especially with friends, and the side activities are a nice change of pace. Along with these positive points, there are also negative points. For example, the content is very sparse, your character—which you can customize—is rather soulless, and it's a missed opportunity that the game cannot be played locally.

Living like a bee turns out to be quite enjoyable, though a two-and-a-half hour campaign, weak graphics and the underwhelming graphical execution make Bee Simulator kind of hard to recommend. Shame, cause there's definitely a lot to like here, especially with a younger audience in mind.

It's way too unfair, frustrating and repetitive to be truly scary, though the excellent sound design tries desperately to make up for it.

The intriguing story has potential, but a lacklustre technical execution and questionable sense of humor keep the game firmly rooted in the 'mediocre' category.

A brief game that doesn't really feel like a game due to a severe lack of interaction. This is a shame, since there's a lot of potential here, especially in the VR department.

Not quite a worthy addition to the survival genre, mainly due to its excruciatingly slow combat system and a rather large amount of technical issues. It's a shame, cause if you persevere, you'll find quite a lot of dept hand atmosphere in Windbound.

Juliet Starling is a sexy protagonist, but she is rather difficult to control. The colors dominating the screen at all times cannot hide the fact that the graphics are extremely mediocre. The gameplay is challenging, but the checkpoint system is off. All in all, Lollipop Chainsaw is not a bad game, but it isn't a great one either.

A brilliant concept is hampered by a limited amount of content, while playing online doesn't have nearly as much charm as playing on the couch with a couple of friends does.

The story of this game is really great if you are a fan of DC. Also, the fact that it is set in the Arkham universe is great, also thanks to the cool game world and beautiful presentation. So far so good, but the game's problems are the repetitive missions, the sheer chaos in battles that is counterproductive, the somewhat laborious moving through the map, sometimes cringy humor and more. The concept is cool, but has too many ifs and buts to be truly fantastic.

A modernized update of classic gameplay, Oddworld Soulstorm should've been a homerun. Technical issues and annoying checkpoint placement, however, keep the game firmly stuck at second base.

Wastelands is a textbook filler episode. Sure, there's interesting character development, but it isn't rooted in any interesting gameplay, as Life is Strange 2 still keeps player interactivity to a bare minimum. Add to this a certain level of predictability and you'll understand why this third episode left us thoroughly underwhelmed.

While Burning Skies in fact proves that the Vita is capable of handling the First Person Shooter genre, the game in itself leaves much to be desired. A weak story, an uninteresting online multiplayer and an overall lack of polish keep it from reaching the lofty heights the franchise deserves.

The missions you take on in PayDay 3 are very entertaining and provide plenty of co-op fun, although it is all coupled with an endless grind that is just a bit too prominent. Additionally, the launch did not run smoothly at all, but thankfully it is more or less fine now and plays just fine. Doesn't take away from the fact that the always online requirement is annoying, the game has some bugs and glitches, and some enemies are stupidly distracting to the experience.

F1 2014 feels like a step back when compared to the previous game in the franchise, especially since the classic mode has been left out this time around. It's still a fine racing game, but fans might want to wait for the next one.

A bit simple and short, but there's loads of potential here. Let's see what the future holds.

Conan Exile's gameplay is a lot of fun whether you're playing by yourself or with other people. It's also extremely addictive which makes the game worth your time. It provides a decent challenge with a lot of different features and the developer promises to incrementally add new content which is great news. The game could benefit from some optimization since the game suffers from considerable frame drops and other technical glitches which negatively affect your enjoyment.

A nice little experience in-between AAA games, though the repetitive nature might severely limit the fun.

If you're looking for longevity then look no further. The lore is interesting enough to continue playing. The audiovisual design is well done and even though the game is pretty difficult, newcomers won't be scared off by it. Technically there are plenty of issues. Frame rate hiccups, long load times, a copious amount of screen tearing and lacklustre matchmaking are our major gripes.

There's an enjoyable and often downright hilarious story here, that's strengthened by deep gameplay. However, most of the time you'll find yourself staring at loading times, becoming frustrated with the game's unstable framerate, or feeling baffled because of the amount of input lag on display.

Not bad, especially as far as the story is concerned. A good concept, but it isn't enough on its own and No Straight Roads falters a bit in its execution. Dumb AI is the main culprit, but the fact that the actions on screen aren't always synchronized well with your input certainly doesn't help matters.

The artistic visual style make Death's Gambit stand out and the second part of the adventure really caught us by surprise. That, along with the awesome music and the crazy bosses you'll encounter make this game worth the price of admission. Unfortunately, we can't ignore the fact that combat isn't very deep or intelligent and the first part of the game is too boring which is a shame. Technical issues also spoil some of the fun.

With some slower gameplay, EA Sports FC 25 plays very well, giving the right feeling. In addition, new additions are very good, such as Rush, FC IQ, the use of Cranium and various gameplay tweaks. Does that make it the ultimate soccer game? Yes in the sense of for lack of better/competition, no when it comes to the bugs and glitches, as well as the lack of innovation in the game. It's mostly more of the same with no real big steps forward in gameplay, with the tweaks not necessarily all doing what they are supposed to.

It's better than its predecessor, but Demon Gaze II fails to make a lasting impression. The main culprits are the mediocre graphics and clichéd storyline. These flaws aren't gamebreaking, but they're serious enough to consider spending your hard-earned money elsewhere.

The game is extremely faithful to the film which is an equal plus. What helps well in gameplay is that the maps are very well designed and the game has the necessary depth through the skill trees, which adds to the gameplay. At the same time, the content is quite limited and the game has some balance issues, as well as technical issues. As a result, the final result does not come out optimally. Despite these points, the game is worth a try for fans of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

When The Sinking City focuses on its every Lovecrafian tale and lets you play the paranormal sleuth, it gets under your skin and manages to keep you hooked. As soon as it turns into a survival horror game with shooting mechanics, however, the result is bad enough to make you want to stop playing all together.

Not entirely a puzzle game, Chime Sharp puts a lot of emphasis on agility and adds a truly enjoyable soundtrack to the mix. Yet the puzzles are needlessly confusing at times due to the game's colour scheme and the ever-running timer cranks up the frustration.

A remarkable co-op shooter that's especially enjoyable with friends, though this version is still plagued by the problems that downgraded the PS3 edition's quality. Shame, 'cause with all downloadable content included in the package, this really isn't such a bad deal.