These are the game highlights for 2024
4/1/2024
Translation: Jessica Johnson-Ferguson
Spanning games from open-world Star Wars to farming simulators with mechs and skate games full of demons – 2024 truly has something in store for everyone.
My list gets longer every year. This must simply be down to the fact that more amazing games keep coming out every year. I fought myself through the game jungle and picked out the most promising titles for you.
Sovereign Syndicate
Explore the opium dens, brothels and pompous estates across the filthy backstreets of a steampunk Victorian London. Battles are carried out with a tarot card system and you can choose between three predefined characters.
When? 15 January
Where? PC
War Hospital
Polish studio Brave Lamb calls it a «society survival game». In War Hospital, you’re in charge of a British field hospital during World War I. You manage staff, ensure everyone’s well rested and improve the camp so that more patients can be taken in and cared for. Resource management is an essential part of gameplay, as is making tricky decisions that are literally a matter of life and death. This is also the case when you need to decide which soldiers are sent back to the front, which go back to base and which are discharged.
When? 11 January
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
This isn’t a remake, but a new release based on the debut title of the series. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a 2.5D platformer game. You play Sargon, a warrior from a clan called The Immortals and travel to the cursed city of Mount Qaf to rescue kidnapped Prince Ghassan. Just like in the series, you do this by means of spectacular acrobatics and fights.
When? 18 January
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S
The Last of Us Part II Remastered
Three years on, you get to relive Ellie’s vendetta in this remastered version. Expect a higher frame rate, higher-resolution textures, more details for distant objects and improved shadows. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers of the dual-sense controller are also used in the PS5 version. Some cut sequences have also been added. There’s also the new No Return survival mode, in which you get to compete against humans and monsters with various characters. There’s also a free play guitar mode.
When? 19 January
Where? PS5
Another Code Recollection
These are two completely reworked adventure puzzle games originally released for Wii and DS. The graphics have been spruced up, the voice acting revised, new puzzles added and there’s also an optional hint system. The first part is about 13-year-old Ashley, who receives a letter from her deceased father. This leads her to a remote island where she encounters a ghost and tricky puzzles. The sequel is all about her mother’s past.
When? 19 January
Where? Switch
Graven
After over two years, the retro shooter Graven is leaving Early Access. Its gameplay’s reminiscent of classics in the style of Hexen. Wielding a mace and armed with magic weapons, you slash your way through unusual enemies. There are also numerous puzzles to solve; sometimes requiring brainpower, sometimes skill.
When? 23 January
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series
Roots of Yggdrasil
Roots of Yggdrasil is a city builder game with roguelike elements. Following Ragnarök, the fall of the gods, the world’s trapped in a destructive loop. Your task is to restore the Nine Kingdoms to their former greatness. This is done on expeditions where you compile card decks, build settlements and complete quests. But Ginnungagap, the empty space that devours everything, is hot on your trail.
When? 24 January
Where? PC
Enshrouded
An open fantasy world, hostile factions, crafting and base building form the central elements of Enshrouded. It’s the next addition to the open-world survival genre courtesy of German studio Keen Games. Up to 16 people can together face the cruel hordes lurking in the world of Embervale.
When? 24 January
Where? PC
Tekken 8
The last time I played Tekken must’ve been on the PS2. I’m liking the decision by Game Director Katsuhiro Harada to focus on more «aggressiveness». In other words, giving your opponent a good walloping is more highly rewarded than applying more defensive gameplay. True to the motto: you snooze, you lose. There’s also a new Heat system that lets you do new moves. And then there’s the return of Rage mode from part 7. There are 32 confirmed characters to choose from so far.
When? 26 January
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
Ready for your Hawaii holidays? Then slap on some sunscreen and get ready to embark on Ichiban Kasuga’s next crazy adventure. It leads the former Yakuza to picturesque Honolulu, where he sets out to find his mother who’s presumed dead. Kiryu, who starred in Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, is also part of the cast.
When? 26 January
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series
Palworld
Pokémon with guns. That was my first thought when I saw the trailer for Palworld. Turns out I wasn’t entirely wrong. In this game, you also collect heaps of cute monsters and let them fight for you. The only difference is that some of them carry rocket launchers on their shoulders and you can control them like mechs. You can alternatively force them to do gardening or make them work in factories. The game takes the already meagre logic of Pokémon to the extreme. But it definitely looks crazy enough to give it a whirl once it’s available in Early Access.
When? January
Where? PC
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Even though the game was postponed several times and the previews are anything but flattering, the hope that Rocksteady will deliver an entertaining action game hasn’t been shattered. You get to take on the Justice League alone or with up to three friends. The Suicide Squad characters all have different abilities and the potential to be quite the explosive combination when they join forces.
When? 2 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Helldivers 2
The first part released in 2015 was a surprisingly entertaining cooperative space shooter. In the role as the eponymous Helldiver, you land on dusty planets, butcher aliens and try to recover specific items. This successor zooms in on the action, but remains chaotic at its core. I can’t wait.
When? 8 February
Where? PC, PS5
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden
Don’t Nod, the creators of Jusant and Life is Strange, whisk you away to an alternative version of 17th century North America. There, you accompany ghost hunter couple Antea Duarte and Red mac Raith as they investigate supernatural occurrences. In the process, Antea herself turns into a ghost. As always in Don’t Nod games, your decisions influence the plot.
When? 2 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Skull and Bones
In this open-world game, you get to unlock and customise countless pirate ships and take on other players who can’t wait for you to fire a broadside at them. The pitch of Skull and Bones still sounds promising – despite its umpteenth postponement. We’ll soon find out whether it’ll materialise anytime soon. In my annual forecast, I’m pretty sure it will.
When? 16 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Mario vs. Donkey Kong
This new version of the Game Boy Advance classic is all about tricky challenges to get back the Mini Marios Donkey Kong has stolen. Thanks to the co-op mode, you can take on the puzzles with your friends.
When? 16 February
Where? Switch
The Thaumaturge
This game is set in the Polish city of Warsaw in the early 20th century. In it, you play Wiktor Szulski, who has the ability to see ghosts and make them fight for him. Armed with this gift, you solve puzzles and fight your way through this story-driven game. It also looks very fancy thanks to Unreal Engine 5.
When? 20 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Terminator: Dark Fate – Defiance
This is a dark real-time strategy game set in the Terminator universe. There are various factions, including soulless machines, against whom you fight in multiplayer battles for supremacy over the dystopian future.
When? 21 February
Where? PC
Pacific Drive
Your aim here is to try and escape the Olympic Exclusion Zone – home to anomalies, electrical storms and drones that want to steal your trusted vehicle. You use the latter to explore the surreal landscape in search of upgrades and clues on how to escape.
When? 22 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Sons of the Forest
This survival construction game requires more than merely collecting resources to build pretty forest huts. You regularly need to fend off attacks from creepy forest dwellers. This game strikes the same chord as its predecessor The Forest. It’s been available in Early Access for some time now.
When? 22 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator
Like construction games with a relaxed vibe? Then the following title might just be your thing. You’re the gardener for a pretty little house and open your own little flower store.
When? 22 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Nightingale
Here comes another survival game, but this one’s set in a colourful fantasy world. Alone or in a group, you embark on an adventure as a Realmwalker. There are mystical portals waiting to be explored and wondrous creatures to marvel at.
When? 22 February (Early Access)
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Open Roads
When the studio that created Gone Home teams up with publisher Annapurna, my ears prick up. Expect a quiet yet exciting game about long-forgotten family secrets. Keri Russell (The Americans, Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker) and Kaitlyn Dever (Booksmart, Uncharted 4) have lent their voices to the protagonists.
When? 22 February
Where? PC, Ps4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S
Wrath: Aeon of Ruin
To liven things up a bit, here’s a retro shooter for you. It’s giving me Unreal Tournament and Quake vibes. If your trigger finger could do with some exercise, this one’s for you. It’s available in Early Access.
When? 27 February
Where? PC
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake
If you haven’t played this gem yet or would like to revisit the story, you’ll soon have the opportunity to do so. In this story, you join two brothers on their fantastic journey. The game works with an unusual control concept involving two analogue sticks to control both brothers. There’s also a co-op mode.
When? 28 February
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster
After Nightdive Studios just recently produced an excellent remake of the cult game System Shock, their next restoration project is already in the starting blocks. This time they’re taking on Dark Forces – one of the first games to be based on the Doom Engine, but it’s totally different visually.
When? 28 February
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
The second part of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy continues telling the story of Cloud and his friends. After escaping the dystopian city of Midgar, they hop on Chocobos and explore a much more colourful landscape.
When? 29 February
Where? PS5
Myth of Empires
Myth of Empires looks like a pretty ambitious online role-playing game. You can build your own fortresses and lead huge armies into battle. It’s already available to play. Version 1.0 will be out in February.
When? February
Where? PC
Islands of Insight
Solve countless puzzles in a beautiful world of pyramids and floating islands. You can explore the world by flying and even bring along other players.
When? February
Where? PC
Expeditions: A MudRunner Game
Snowrunner fans and other lovers of muddy vehicle simulators listen up! In Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, you get to explore steep hills and muddy swamps in various off-road vehicles. Numerous gadgets, including drones and scanners, are also at your disposal.
When? 5 March
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S
Life by You
The Sims faces some stiff competition. Life by You aims to be the next big life simulator. Decorate your wee humans’ apartments, flirt, find a job and accompany them in their lives every step of the way.
When? 5 March
Where? PC
Homeworld 3
Arguably the ultimate real-time strategy space game enters its third round. Soon, you’ll be able to send huge spaceships into battle again. There’s also a new co-op mode with roguelike elements.
When? 8 March
Where? PC
Outcast: A New Beginning
The original from 1999 was a fantastic sci-fi adventure with a charismatic hero and a great design. Now, the story of Cutter Slade continues. Once again, you get to explore the breathtaking alien world of Adelpha. Equipped with a jetpack and numerous weapons, you support the local Talans and hunt down enemy robot troops.
When? 15 March
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Alone in the Dark
This remake of the 1992 survival horror classic is a must if you’re a fan of the genre. Emily and private detective Edward explore a mysterious estate. There, they’re drawn into a maelstrom of nightmarish creatures and a sinister evil plot.
When? 20 March
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Dragon’s Dogma 2
The sequel to 2012’s absolute insider tip for role-playing games has been much anticipated. Before a magical fantasy backdrop, you’ll engage in acrobatic battles against dragons, titans, demons and anything else that springs from Capcom’s imagination.
When? 22 March
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Princess Peach: Showtime
For the first time since 2005, Princess Peach is once again taking on the leading role in a game. By turning into different characters, including swordswoman Peach, confectioner Peach or Kung Fu Peach, she masters every challenge that comes her way.
When? 22 March
Where? Switch
Rise of the Ronin
It’ll probably still be a while before Ghost of Tsushima 2 is released. All the better you’ll soon be able to travel through a divided Japan as Ronin and use your sword, spear and firearms to fend off hostile attacks. The game was developed by Team Ninja.
When? 22 March
Where? PS5
South Park: Snow Day
South Park’s snowed in, so the school’s closed. With Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny by your side, you make your way through the snowy streets. Following the 2D RPGs South Park: The Stick of Truth and South Park: The Fractured but Whole, this multiplayer spin-off continues in 3D. You can play alone or with up to three friends.
When? 26 March
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series S
Lightyear Frontier
This is an open-world farming adventure with a lush green landscape. Your task is to irrigate fields, harvest crops and explore the surrounding area. By the way, you do all of this from the cockpit of a mech and can be joined by up to three friends.
When? March (Early Access)
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl
Soon we’ll return to the contaminated zone. After Ukrainian studio GSC had to postpone the game due to the war, a new date is being set. Once it’s out, you’ll assume the role of Stalker and travel back to the remains of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, where anomalies, monsters and bandits are waiting to give you a hard time.
When? 1. quarter of the year
Where? PC, Xbox Series
Serum
There’s really no shortage of survival games. What’s different in this one is that, alongside the usual collecting and crafting, you need to find a mysterious serum before you run out of time. Otherwise you’ll kick the bucket.
When? 1. quarter of the year
Where? PC
Big Ambitions
This is a role-playing game with a difference. Rise from rags to riches as a successful entrepreneur in New York. As is often the case for successful business people, you’ll receive a little help to get started. In this case, it’s your uncle who’ll help you out with an apartment and a job. After that, the sandbox is all yours. Go, pursue your career! The game’s already available in Early Access.
When? 1. quarter of the year
Where? PC
Terrascape
Build your city of dreams from decks of cards. Similar to Dorfromantik, the correct placement of cards is crucial when it comes to developing your medieval empire. The game’s already available in Early Access.
When? 1. quarter of the year
Where? PC
Songs of Silence
This game is a mix of turn-based kingdom management, exploring and hectic real-time battles. For the latter, you use cards to control the troops.
When? 1. quarter of the year
Where? PC
Endzone 2
Endzone 2 is a building strategy game set in a post-apocalyptic world. Your task is to develop habitable zones, build settlements and take care of economic and technical progress in a dangerous wasteland.
When? 1. quarter of the year (Early Access)
Where? PC
Harold Halibut
This adventure game has gone with stop-motion aesthetics. The hand-crafted objects and stage sets make for a unique design. That alone makes it worth checking it out.
When? early 2024
Where? PC
Europa
On the moon of the same name, you get to explore a lush paradise on foot, flying and gliding. There are also puzzles to solve and ruins of a fallen civilisation to explore.
When? 16 April
Where? PC
Tales of Kenzera ZAU
This platformer’s fuelled by the grief of actor Abubakar Salim (Assassin’s Creed Origins). Prepare to use the cosmic powers of the sun and moon to defeat restless spirits in rhythmic battles. You also get to manipulate time and crystallise enemies.
When? 24 April
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series S
Manor Lords
Manor Lords is a wonderful building strategy game. Not only do you build medieval cities, but also defend them against invaders in large-scale battles.
When? 26 April (Early Access)
Where? PC
Selaco
Selaco’s another retro shooter. With 11 upgradeable weapons to choose from, you get to shoot your way through a dark sci-fi world. The developers drew inspiration from F.E.A.R., Quake and Doom.
When? 31 May (Early Access)
Where? PC
Supplice
And here’s another retro shooter heavily inspired by Doom and the modding community for you. The parallels to id’s cult shooter are even greater than with Selaco. Prepare for gallons of pixel blood and explosions. This game is already available in Early Access.
When? May
Where? PC
Black Myth: Wukong
Claims of a toxic work environment at Chinese indie studio Game Science has dampened anticipation for this next big Soulslike. What a shame. The bits I got to play at Gamescom were extremely promising. As an ape-man, you fight your way through picturesque landscapes and face terrifying bosses. These include a tiger that works out for at least eight hours a day.
When? 20 August
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Warhammer 40.000: Space Marine 2
I’m particularly looking forward to this game. I already binged the first part, in which you get to butcher hordes of space orcs with a chainsaw in the boots of a legendary Space Marine. The second part is going to be even more epic on so many levels. The hordes are bigger, your arsenal more powerful and there’s also a new co-op mode. Want!
When? 9 September
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Ambulance Life: A Paramedic Simulator
Unfortunately, the trailer doesn’t show any gameplay, but an open-world paramedic simulator is something I absolutely have to try out.
When? September
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn
The gate to the underworld has been opened. The gods and their armies of the dead have poured out. As an elite member of the coalition army, you face up to the danger. Armed with axes, firearms, magic and a combo system, you can dish out some serious damage. Visually, this one’s a blast.
When? summer
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
The First Descendant
This third-person shooter can be played by up to four people. Thanks to Unreal Engine 5, there’s also a science fiction setting with epic boss battles that look really impressive. This game’s already captivated millions of players in beta.
When? summer
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series
Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD
Originally, Luigi was using his special vacuum cleaner to suck up ghosts on the 3DS. A prettified version will soon be available for Switch. It’ll even include a four-player mode.
When? summer
Where? Switch
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2
In 2021, the game moved from Studio Hardsuit Labs to The Chinese Room. It seems publisher Paradox wasn’t satisfied with the work done previously. I’m curious what the makers of Dear Esther and Little Orpheus will do with the popular vampire brand. The predecessor was a one-of-a-kind role-playing game, despite the bugs.
When? autumn
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Once Human
This game is being hyped to the max on social media. I had a quick look at the beta. The concept of an open-world survival game set in a post-apocalyptic world with MMO components looks very promising. The design’s appealing and there’s loads to do, but the fact that the beta provides hardly any space to build your own house annoys me a little. Hopefully, the zoning will be tweaked.
When? 3. quarter of the year
Where? PC
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
Brace yourself for the next coming-of-age drama from Life is Strange studio Don’t Nod. 27 years after they last met, high school friends Swann, Nora, Autumn and Kat are confronted with their long-suppressed past.
When? End of 2024
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Movies Tycoon
You’re part of a small film studio aiming to shoot the next blockbuster. Build your studio, create your own sets, hire actors and pull the strings from the comfort of the director’s chair. This game reminds me of The Movies by Lionhead Studios.
When? 2024
Where? PC
Grimlord
The Apple Vision Pro that’s soon to be released might just spark new VR hype. This could benefit a Soulslike fighting game like Grimlord. There are boss fights that pack a punch and ill-tempered zombies. What more could you want? This game’s already available in Early Access.
When? 2024
Where? PCVR
Anger Foot
Here comes a colourful and bloody shooter where you get to kick around crocodile people to the beat of a pumping soundtrack. The demo was already loads of fun.
When? 2024
Where? PC
Skate Storyline
Skating while defeating demons to free tormented souls, that’s what this one’s about. It looks absolutely amazing.
When? 2024
Where? PC
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando
This is a cooperative action game inspired by 80s horror movies and packed with hordes of zombies. The focus seems to be not only on shooting, but also on vehicles. The studio behind this game also developed Snowrunner. That’s why I’m looking forward to a crazy mix of action, racing and dragging vehicles through the mud.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Star Wars Outlaws
Ubisoft’s open-world action and role-playing game might just be released this year. You play Kay Vess, your typical daredevil along the lines of Han Solo. Take on crime syndicates and do all those things you do in open-world games.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game
The first time I saw this game was at Gamescom 2022. High time this asynchronous multiplayer game was released! You can choose between playing three killer clowns from outer space or seven humans who want to survive the alien attack. Numerous weapons and gadgets are available on both sides, which should make for loads of multiplayer fun.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Arc Raiders
On a planet taken over by machines, it’s the Raiders’ job to find resources for the survivors. Arc Raiders is an extraction shooter with PvP and PvE elements. In other words, the game’s played against AI opponents as well as human enemies. And it looks incredibly fancy. Let’s hope it’s out this year.
When? 2024
Where? PC
Baby Steps
Remember QWOP? That totally daft but super fun game where you try to make a runner go as far as possible? You control him, or rather his limps, with the Q, W, O and P buttons making, which makes you look like you’re having muscle spasms. Baby Steps follows the same principles. It’s a walking simulator in the truest sense of the word. The only difference being that, instead of a boring rubber track, you’re exploring a foggy, mysterious world. This game was created by Ape Out developer Bennett Foddy, among others.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS5
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Nintendo’s saving their new games for the Switch 2. For the existing system, there’s another remake in store with Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. This time from a GameCube classic that should still be fun today.
When? 2024
Where? Switch
Replaced
It’s about time this game came out. The breathtakingly beautiful pixel art style, the cyberpunk setting and the story about an AI trapped in a human body sound amazing.
When? 2024
Where? PC, Xbox Series
Avowed
Avowed looks like it’s the next Skyrim, except for Obsidian being behind it and not Bethesda. Which is good news if you consider the recent past.
When? 2024
Where? PC, Xbox Series
MechWarrior 5: Clans
Unfortunately, the trailer doesn’t reveal much, but the November issue of PC Gamer recently featured a special on it. The game’s expected to evoke the same feelings as the classic MechWarrior 2.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series
Hades II
Instead of being the son of Hades, you’re the princess of the underworld, butchering her way through. The first part was a masterpiece when it comes to visuals and gameplay. So expectations for the sequel are correspondingly high.
When? 2024 (Early Access)
Where? PC
Cat Quest 3
Here comes part three of super-sweet cat role-playing series Cat Quest. I got the chance to play it at Gamescom and was delighted. This time round, the adventure takes you to turquoise waters, pirates and everything that goes with it.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S
The Plucky Squire
This incredibly good-looking adventure game constantly changes perspective. What’s more, it visually switches between a three-dimensional plastic toy and two-dimensional picture book design. An absolute dream.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS5, Xbox Series S
Visions of Mana
For the first time in 15 years, the Mana series is releasing a main title. This fantasy role-playing game series has always been a favourite among fans of the genre. Compared to its predecessors, Visions of Mana also looks pretty awesome.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series
Little Nightmares 3
In part three of the creepy platform puzzle series, you get to sneak through an eerie world full of giant, bloodthirsty creatures. This time, you also get to bring a friend thanks to co-op mode.
When? 2024
Where? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II
Just like in the first part, you play Senua and are fighting the darkness inside and outside yourself. Across a mystical Viking island, you’ll embark on an eerie journey riddled with dangers and challenges. This game is visually one of the most spectacular titles for Xbox.
When? 2024
Where? PC, Xbox Series
Henry Halfhead
Zurich-based studio Lululu Entertainment might release puzzle game Henry Halfhead this year. Henry’s, well, half a head that can dive into objects and control them. The game looks like crazy, unconventional mega fun!
When? tbd
Where? PC
Grimoire Groves
This game also hails from a studio in Zurich. It won the Swiss Game Awards prize for most anticipated game. The game’s about cultivating cute living plants, learning powerful spells and discovering mythical creatures. Although the game’s a dungeon crawler with rogue-lite elements, it gives off relaxed vibes.
When? tbd
Where? PC
Daba: Land of Water Scar
This Soulslike is by a Chinese indie studio supported by Sony. To prevent the end of the world, a humanoid clay doll must collect water fragments in an ancient city. As is typical for the genre, you do this by beating up all kinds of monsters in imaginative environments. At least visually, the game promises to be stunning.
When? tbd
Where? PS5
Philipp Rüegg
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Philipp.Rueegg@digitecgalaxus.chBeing the game and gadget geek that I am, working at digitec and Galaxus makes me feel like a kid in a candy shop – but it does take its toll on my wallet. I enjoy tinkering with my PC in Tim Taylor fashion and talking about games on my podcast http://www.onemorelevel.ch. To satisfy my need for speed, I get on my full suspension mountain bike and set out to find some nice trails. My thirst for culture is quenched by deep conversations over a couple of cold ones at the mostly frustrating games of FC Winterthur.
