GameStar

The Witcher 3 at its visual best. The remaster refines the combat, skill system, and controls, but largely leaves everything else as it was.

Lord of the End Times finally brings some of the biggest fan favorites into the game—and does them justice in the process.

FC 27 plays much better than its predecessor and is fun again—despite the pace meta, pay-to-win, and the unnecessary “The Grounds.”

A classic, easy-to-play soccer management game whose nostalgic appeal is slowly wearing off.

Transport Fever 3 offers vibrant, superbly animated game worlds where both beauty enthusiasts and logistics optimizers can let loose.

Ace Combat 8 proudly holds up the banner of aerial combat action, delivering not only a huge amount of content but, above all, high quality.

Quotation forthcoming.

The new Fire Emblem has perfected the well-established blend of strategy and RPG gameplay, offering fans of the genre an unprecedentedly massive game.

Marvel's Wolverine doesn't take any unnecessary risks, resulting in a straightforward action spectacle that fans are sure to love.

Endless Legend 2 makes a strong first impression, but its gameplay fails to captivate in the long run.