Nicolas Große
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam successfully adapts the series' proven mechanics to the Vietnam War with deep team strategy and a motivating loadout system, but it remains a complex, at times frustrating shooter that demands a lot of commitment.
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Mina the Hollower looks, sounds and plays like a retro classic while using modern touches to reduce frustration, making it a rare game full of charm, polish and depth.
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Demon Tides stands out as a polished and highly enjoyable 3D platformer, combining strong gameplay, style, and customization into one of the indie scene’s best entries.
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Marathon excels as a high-quality PvPvE extraction shooter with top-tier presentation, gunplay, and atmosphere, though its demanding design and weak UI make it a niche experience.
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With the success of The Last of Us Part I, Naughty Dog bought themselves a fool's license, which they used for this awkward, beautiful, tragic and upsetting sequel. There are few titles that sound this good, look this good and serve us a storyline that meets its protagonists and us as players with a certain maturity - unfortunately, nothing in this world is perfect. The gameplay of The Last of Us Part II is sometimes a little slow and the PC version could have done with a stability patch or two before launch. In the end, however, we are still glad to have embarked on the journey with Ellie again. Anyone interested in story-driven video games will find this title hard to pass up sooner or later.
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Jusant turns climbing into compelling gameplay, with sound, art design and an indirectly told story creating a world worth spending time in, and its short length keeps it fresh.
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Payday 3 offers too little content and plays worse than its predecessor in some areas, so Payday 2 remains the better choice for now.
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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is a stylish powerhouse that builds on Jet Set Radio's strengths with fantastic music, an easy recommendation for arcade sports fans.
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