An effective, heady title that will appeal to gamers who want a challenging solo adventure that's also fun to share with others.

An elegant and polished move to 3D for Kirby. It's generous game but far too systemic and easy though.

This new opus is a great opportunity for everyone who dreamed of trying out the Monster Hunter licence but never dared to do so. Nonetheless Monster Hunter Rise find itself oversimplified because of its new features for most of the saga’s regulars.

Tiny Tina's Wonderland is fun but far to repetitive to be enjoyed on the long run.

Outriders gather true and tried gameplay functionalities from many games in the same genre. There’s no originality to be found here, but it will reward everyone who takes the time to discover its generous content and challenges.

Bleach Rebirth of Souls may have a few minor flaws that take it a long way from perfection, but its formula is no less solid once you get to grips with its mechanics and discover a robust gameplay coupled with a premium cast.

Where Winds Meet combines wuxia spectacle, deep RPG gameplay, and a living world, offering an immersive experience, but a few remaining technical glitches still impact the overall feel. We want to love it and lose ourselves in this rich world, but it still needs a little more polish to reveal its true potential.

A bit fastidious sometimes, often original, Metroid Dread is kinda stuck between two worlds. Handling the game is counter-intuitive, but there's some great new additions and you'll find a well balanced difficulty. The game brings a new slice of mythology that has been expected forever now.

A captivating universe and lore for those willing to read its codex and accept an imperfect gameplay.

The same dark and demanding JRPG it was 16 years ago, Shin Megami Tensei III is still a pretty good first entry for newcomers to the license, despite a lazy remaster.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard excels on a number of counts; let's see if they're the ones you've been waiting for.

A solid conclusion using all the mastered features from the license.

What Telmari attempts, it generally does well! The gameplay is very well mastered, the speedrun aspect is well brought out while remaining attractive to more traditional players, and the basic concept itself is appreciated from one end of the adventure to the other.

Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruins has an old-school JRPG vibe and part of its gameplay will probably discourage many players. But if you don't mind and love the Monster Hunter franchise, it can become the ideal summer companion, fresh and fun, with solid content that'll keep you busy throughout its endgame.

Not a perfect game but one that delivers some solid gameplay within a rich universe brought to life through an atypical artistic direction. The work of one man, Tomas Sala took the time to implement all the dual sense functionalities needed for this Warrior Edition on PS5.

SCARS Above has enough arguments to deliver a rich and generous experience but some other features bring some clouds when the time is at the conclusion. A solid basis to be optimized for a prequel?!

Caravan SandWitch is a game that's simply fun to play, thanks to an alchemy that binds the various elements together very well, from the storyline and world to the AD and fluid controls. The fact that Sauge is such a dynamic and likeable main character is a real boost when it comes to saving the world. But after the aperitif, of course.

A welcome port of a title that's as good as ever, but suffers from too many loading times on Switch and once again lacks a French translation.

Slow, imperfect, but captivating, the experience stands out as a work in its own right. Those who accept its slowness and discomfort will find a solid, almost poetic journey into the heart of an imperfect but compelling world.

Moto GP 22 is pretty much like the last one, which means it is good and fun, but there's really nothing new to find here.

The Spell Brigade is a solid bullet hell, built on a classic foundation, enhanced with a few original mechanics that bring a welcome twist to the genre. Cooperative play is undoubtedly one of its greatest strengths, offering an unusual yet successful take on the bullet hell experience in multiplayer.

It's all fun and games until it stop because the game is just so short. Wario Ware: Get it Together! is a good new entry for newcomers, and just enough to calm down the fans, but let's not wait another 15 years for the next one, please?

Planet Crafter's good ideas and a real sense of satisfaction when you succeed in the various objectives make it a particularly addictive title. However, it's impossible to forget all the aspects that can be improved.

A highly enjoyable title for fans of the old saga, but unfortunately lacking in solid technical prowess and sufficient ambition to stand up to the competition.

Evil West offers a nice hunt, even if not all is perfect. This somewhat classic FPS provides a lot of much fun killing vampires.

Like a young talent, Rematch has tons of potential, and some things it really needs to correct, yet, the title is largely within its reach.

When you start playing Jotunnslayer Hordes of Hel, you accept the risk that a quick 15-minute run could turn into an hour of gameplay, or even more. Both classic and original at the same time, its formula hooks us in for a successful journey.

Steelrising turns out to be a perfectly correct Souls-like, but which still has some flaws specific to Spiders productions.

Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar allows players to rediscover one of the most original, but also divisive, episodes of the franchise in XXL conditions. What more could you ask for (apart from a new game)?

Farming Simulator finally finds its place on Switch 2 with this Signature Edition. Although imperfect, it finally delivers a respectable farming simulation for the Nintendo ecosystem.

Not the revolution needed, Renegades still is a solid DLC. Both Destiny and Star Wars are artistically respected and Guardians' new toys, especially the Praxic Blade, fit nicely in Bungie's universe. More Destiny if you want some, let's hope 2026 shakes the formula a bit more.

This time it's up to us to set the pace. With a successful incursion into the open-world, Pokémon evolves, and the result is unfortunately shamefully ugly. It's minus one.

This time it's up to us to set the pace. With a successful incursion into the open-world, Pokémon evolves, and the result is unfortunately shamefully ugly. It's minus one.

Khazan sorts out what he wants to keep from the Souls formula, rounding off the edges. It's a shame, though, that some elements that have little to do with the genre have managed to creep in.

Classic, repetitive, but devilishly effective. Sand Land is a game with many flaws, but it manages to captivate thanks to its pleasant universe, sensational soundtrack and addictive, customizable gameplay.

Filled with love and nostalgia for the genre and era, Marvel Cosmic Invasion shines for what it represents, without really adding much more.

An experience not without many technical flaws, but which will nevertheless convince fans of the genre.

Tales of Xillia Remastered allows players to (re)discover a major episode of the franchise, a powerful human adventure, in a version that combines heritage and modernity.

Greedfall The Dying World has high ambitions for a title of its rank, and manages to deliver on most of them when you pick up the controller. Spiders has captured the essence of the RPG genre, combining a solid narrative side, a living world that evolves alongside us, and rich gameplay. It's a major title for the AA world, with its strengths and weaknesses.

Blasphemous 2 is a more than competent Metroidvania, diminished only by a sometimes unfair difficulty and a second half that is a bit too controlling.

Existing between Ages of gaming, Bravely Default II is struggling with its penniless look and its repetitive gameplay. Nonetheless it gets better the more time you spend with it, and the game will reward you if you learn how to master it.

Generous but simple, fun even if not perfect, The Crew Motorfest makes a step in the right direction but needs to take a few more.

Throne & Liberty has enormous potential, with a seductive world and universe, and above all a highly successful atypical gameplay. It's not for everyone, however, as it requires a substantial investment to fully enjoy what it has to offer. The cash-shop aspect also allows a little too much.

Gangs of Sherwood offers a simple formula that hits the mark. A few evenings of fun are in store, whether alone or with others, with this effective revisiting of the Robin Hood legend.

Simple yet effective, Spy X Anya Operation Memories offers a compelling new adventure for the Forger family.

The D20 ruleset is carefully recreated and the DM won't let you stray away from the story, but the studio's name isn't Roleplay Adventures after akk : it really is Tactical Adventures and this D&D RPG knows how to challenge players with its combat first and foremost.

This is a great comeback for WEE2K, after more than a few missteps. Now we want more, just like 2K is doing for the NBA (but while keeping it light on the microtransaction side).

60 euros is a steep price for this much content. Beyond that, this stingy game actually is Mario Party at its best, for anyone wanting to reconnect, or discover, the real chaos it's meant to be.

Fans of Planet of Lana should not be disappointed by the second installment of this adventure, just a little frustrated by its episodic nature.

Not unforgettable but clearly memorable due to its beautiful aesthetics. The gameplay of Trek To Yomi is not perfect but the game is not long enough that the player will suffer from the small details.

Alien Rogue Incursion is a nice VR game but we surely expected a different approach to match the Alien's universe.

The best title in its domain, loyal to the yearly rendez-vous, but again without any upgrade worth talking about.

Despite a few glitches and a rather classic construction, Alone In The Dark is nonetheless a game that you'll love to play. The game's ambience is clearly present throughout, and the pace of puzzle completion and progression is very well managed.

Discovering a new licence is always a real pressure and Flintlock delivers us a classic - and somewhat short - solid trip which deserves any interest it will get.

Cozy, somber and cerebral, a respectful mini-adventure from the tremendous Norwegian series.

Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy as a video game is a bit simple and repetitive, but still, it offers a funny, often moving, epic musical adventure with a smart Telltale-like narration.

Perhaps a little too focused on fans of the series, the Shin chan experience can nevertheless be enjoyed by all.

A walking simulator with some interesting decisions and a gripping story that's well supported by its setting and direction.

Heretic + Hexen gives you the chance to (re)discover some legendary FPS games in better conditions, with a little extra to boot, and all at an optimal price: less than 15 euros.

Wildfrost is attractive, but on the roguelite side, the difficulty is very high, with a lack of consistency in the cards where effective compositions are far too rare.

Not the game of the year, and technically uneven, you'll still come back to Lawn Mowing Simulator from time to time for some peaceful non-action, helped by its great accessibility.

LEGO Batman: The Dark Knight Legacy is a safe bet—perhaps even too safe. It checks all the expected boxes without ever taking any risks. Worse still, it tries to have it both ways without ever fully satisfying players on either front. Fans will undoubtedly find something to enjoy, thanks in particular to the richness of the universe and the numerous references. But those hoping for a more significant evolution of the formula may be left wanting. This new installment of LEGO Batman thus fulfills its purpose with diligence. Accessible, generous, and faithful to the spirit of the franchise, it offers a pleasant and familiar adventure—for better or for worse... Another brick in a solid edifice, but one that could certainly use a bit of a refresh.

Despite recurring flaws, Call of Duty Vanguard manages to be convincing with its interesting campaign and its rich multiplayer. The zombie mode should have been fully stuffed at launch though. Once more, perfection is not for this year, but the new Call of is still OK.

Halfway between Arcade and Management, Park Beyond offers an experience that is sometimes fun, sometimes plain.

An interesting story with multiple ends that'll let you replay many times, for a little price. A risky development for Wales Interactif, but one that pays off.

A pleasant adventure with a refreshing diversity, ideal for a summer's day in. Enjoy it sparingly because, well, you've got to think about getting out for a walk too.

Bowser's Fury is a BowerStein creature, hybrid, short and chunky, more like a pot-pourri a bit under the usual creative standard from Nintendo. Still, it supports a mutiplayer classic from the Wii U era.

Despite a catastrophic launch, Fatshark never gave up. They fixed what was not working and tuned what was. New progression systems are deep and engaging, loot and the means to obtain it is better and gameplay remains thrilling. A story of perseverance that some could take notes from.

Cronos The New Dawn delivers gripping tension and atmosphere, but its slow pace and technical and narrative issues hinder immersion.

A perfect « feel good » game for every pokémon lover out there. New Pokémon Snap has its usual flaws, but this new title brings pokémon to life like no other game.

A sequel more in line with a Remake tarnished by a format outdated by today's standards.

A title combining oldschool RPG and demanding action RPG for an original, if sometimes very (too) difficult journey.

A strong but limited port on Switch for Ni No Kuni 2. This Prince Edition remains enjoyable and lovely, the license's universe feeling at home on Nintendo's console.

Slitterhead delivers a bloody and dark universe where its gameplay and mechanics can show its full potential. Even if it's not perfect, Slitterhead remains a good game.

This remaster is a bit lazy but it will help JRPG's fan to discover or rediscover this popular game from the PS1 era.

A great simulation of baseball and mostly of the MLB. From the outstanding sound design, to the announcers or the MLB Network coverage, everything makes you feel that you’re in a ballpark or watching a real MLB game on TV. Next Gen features such as fast loading are a big deal. It makes it even more disappointing that the game only comes in English.

The Precinct is a tribute to the police films of the 80s / 90s, with a formula that combines sandbox gameplay and solid storytelling. A real pleasant and fun game the controller, as we like to discover.

Invincible VS is a competent tag fighter with interesting systems that deepens the basics of the genre, but its approach to content in a modern fighting game is perhaps a bit to old school.

At times innovative and, above all, immersive, Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss offers a solid experience for a mystery game, but it sorely lacks the horror element that’s supposed to send shivers down your spine.

Rune Factory Guardians of Azuma takes the home-made Marvelous formula to a new level. We know the recipe, but the form brings enough new or modified mechanic to deliver us fun.

A solid experience combining sandbox and zombie survival, solid but harsh in solo mode, demanding and enjoyable in team mode.

EA FC 25 shines for its tactical realism and Career Coach mode, but stumbles over an ageing interface and on-field gameplay that struggles to convince unless you switch to simulator mode.

The franchise's return to the 3D platformer genre is marred by perspective issues and technical shortcomings.

An beautiful experience, but far too short. We don't have anything against short games, but the length of this one is frustrating. There was much more to tell.

A new installment that breaks new ground in terms of content thanks to its canonical contribution to the Zelda universe, but fails to bring anything fresh to the table in terms of form, with a slightly outdated musou formula.

Farm Manager delivers us a solid simbuilder/management game, too bad pad gameplay is not always proper.

Sacred 2 Remaster offers a measured but successful return. It's not revolutionary, but it's a solid and sincere tribute, polished enough to make you want to explore Ancaria once again.

A title for everyone, sometimes a bit simplistic, sometimes very inventive. The title remains a pure pleasure for any Lego fan, even without the usual humor.

Harold Halibut's unique art and interactive film-like approach will appeal to gamers who want an original story full of surprises before anything else.

A (lot) more content on the multiplayer side would have been welcome, but as it is, Olli Olli World is enjoyable and will please anyone enjoying Scoring, and Scoring higher, and higher. Also, fancy art to boot.

Breathedge has its own qualities and problems and none is taking the lead on the other. You'll need to accept a few shortcomings to enjoy the breathtaking exploration of this survival game in beautiful, beautiful (and deadly) space. The only thing that can be scary is Redruins humor though.

Dead Take surprises with its successful format, solid storytelling and cast, even if the writing is sometimes a little clumsy.

Importals Of Aveum has all he need on its hand to be a new strong license. All lights are green except for one but major point : its render far from what was shown until yet.

Armed with good intentions and sagacious art direction, Penny will leave every other gamer out in the cold. They'll miss out on an original and enjoyable universe, but we can't blame them.

Hi-Fi Rush is a nice surprise from Tango Gameworks. The originality of the combat system, halfway in the world of rhythm games, is a gimmick that gives the game its strength but also its biggest weakness, making it repetitive. With ten hours to finish the game, it's not a torture either.

We suspect The Alters of having been too ambitious for what it can deliver, and yet the efforts that have been made are plain to see. The result is cool, but only part of the ambition has been mastered.

The remastered version allows you to rediscover Anima from a modernized and accessible perspective. A long, varied, and immersive adventure that is thoroughly compelling.

A nice tribute for the older fans and an accessible entrance for the youngest. Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are still a good experience thanks to their strong DNA, but suffer from not taking any risks and from a globally questionable production.