The Crew Motorfest is the best The Crew to date: fun races, a beautiful map, a good selection of vehicles and a fresh gameplay, with perfect handling for an arcade game.

A beautiful submarine adventure game with a good narrative, awesome art style and funny exploration. [Recommended]

Trine 5 is just as conservative as its prequel, both in terms of mechanics, puzzles, and story, but that's by no means a disadvantage. This fifth installment continues to boast beautiful settings and super fun challenges to complete alone or with friends. [Recommended]

Sea of Stars is a charming JRPG made outside of Japan that you have to play. [Recommended]

Samba de Amigo: Party Central is a hilarious musical game that perfectly respects the classic. Keep the essence of the original and introduce slight changes that feel great. With plenty of game modes, it's a fantastic option for fans of the genre. [Recommended]

Firewall Ultra looks like a game that has been released in early access and it's very hard to recommend you play it in its current state: poor mechanics for VR, long waits to play, only two game modes, several features that are not active yet… It’s a no for the moment. [tRecommended]

Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The London Case is a graphic adventure with all the original atmosphere of Agatha Christie's novels and an interesting mystery to resolve.

It's hard to believe but Age of Empires 4 works perfectly on Xbox consoles. A great port with all the contents and features to one of the best RTS of recent years. [Recommended]

Armored Core 6 goes way back into FromSoftware's roots to restore a franchise thought long lost, and it does it faithfully both feature-wise and mechanic-wise. Even certain fan-favorite weapons are back, too. As for newcomers to the series, we think they'll will be happy to discover a fun and fast paced combat that's also deep enough to keep them hooked on PvP and S-ranking PvE missions for long after they beat the campaign. Is it for everyone? Probably not. Is it for everyone who's feeling curious and/or nostalgic about it? Yeah, it definitely is. [Recommended]

People who loved the last Fallout games will love Starfield for sure. This is a great RPG open world game with plenty of things to do and it’s also really good in everything Bethesda usually does right, even if it's disappointing on the things that they tried to innovate like planet exploration and starship handling and combat. [Recommended]

Emboldened by the well deserved praise earned by its predecessor, Remnant 2 presents itself as both a refinement exercise and a sequel that dares take it deeper into its intertwixted worlds. Offering satisfying combat, 1st minute-ready buildcrafting systems and heavily improved looks thanks to the Unreal Engine 5 port, the game brainstorms some of the best action-RPG experiences you can find in 2023. It's not perfect though, as some really unique systems from the first game (say consumables for instance) have been but erased due to a disagreeable interest for scarcity: fun stuff is locked hard behind in-game currencies and it'll take you a long while to fill up your pockets. [Recommended]

Deconstructeam delivers once again. It is a story of the self, of the image we want to give and of the memory, but also of hate, worry or fear. All with such a firm hand when it comes to telling you a fantastic story with a lot of reality, and a hilarious deck-building system. [Recommended]

Although it is not revolutionary, RIDE 5 improves the key sections and rounds off its proposal: a large number of motorcycles and circuits, and great handling in a very accessible game [Recommended]

Baldur's Gate 3 is awesome. A superlative RPG that allows you play like you want it (almost) without limits. It missions design, story and graphics turn it in one of the best video games ever. [Recommended]

It’s undeniable that Red Dead Redemption remains as one of the best open world videogames ever, but this compilation of the game and Undead Nightmare for PS4 and Switch has nothing remarkable about it.

The pirate fantasy setting has allowed the studio to go wild with the crew's powers and abilities. You will not find a revolution in the formula, but there are enough additions to make it as or more interesting than its previous works. [Recommended]

Gord has achieved a great mix of classic and modern real-time strategy. Everything that unbalanced the genre based on massive unit building is countered here with unit limitation and a lot of scarce resources, stress systems and decisions to make. [Recommended]

Blasphemous 2 isn't interested in experimenting. It wants to do one thing, which is metroidvania action, and does it very well. While staying true to the formula, it does however take some room for innovative design within its own limits: worlds that guide the player without taking the fun out of exploring, a variety of pacing and as well as several RPG elements adding some little depth and customization to combat. Overall, it's an immersive journey through a grounded fantasy world with an unique aesthetic and very solid gameplay. A faithful (hah) sequel seeking to improve on every possible aspect [Recommended]

A brilliant sequel that definitely deserves the years we were waiting for it. [Recommended]

There's two ways to view Exoprimal. It can be one of these forgettable horde co-op games you've seen over and over again, or you can realize it's an imaginative game about fantasizing with power. It weaponizes its narrator and its engine to deliver dinosaurs in sheer numbers as a primal tool of power and genuine, unadulterated, nerdy fun. The worst part of it is it takes a painful while to do its magic, but oh boy does it do wonders afterwards. [Recommended]

Valiant tries to surprise with its crusade setting and multiplayer modes, but this squad-based RTS has serious narrative problems and a gameplay approach that doesn't feel fresh in any way. Its port to PS5 and Xbox is good, but is not the best video game to enjoy strategy on consoles [Not recommended]

His combat and role-playing strength are the best, without a doubt, of the set; without detracting from the mercenaries and their crazy personality. However, the issues underlying his combat, the hard-to-understand menus, and the difficulty of him all weigh heavily. Of course, from here, Haemimont Games can build a good rebirth for the saga.

A great collection for Sonic fans, but not the best possible.

It could have included more content, but still is a great choice for Lara Croft fans.

A visual novel adventure with lots of personality. For me, it is one of the surprises of this year. [Recommended]

A brilliant party proposal, but unfortunately it suffers a strong lack of content.

A poor HD remaster for two incredible and still enjoyable Gamecube classics.

Another great chapter with an interesting storyline, a magnificent art style and a funny new class to still enjoy with one of the best MMORPG actually.[Recommended]