Obsidian delivers a new RPG that will be remembered for a long time. A unique adventure in the already rich world of Eora, a game that excels in respecting the player's choices, with tangible stakes, flawless writing, and a memorable group of characters. Avowed gives players everything Dragon Age promised: a true role-playing game.

Joe Musashi makes a thunderous return to our screens thanks to perfectly calibrated gameplay and a devilishly effective art direction.

We can now consider EA Sports WRC as one the best sports game of the year and the new rally reference production.

An excellent conclusion to 10 years of world-building, which promises a bright future if the level can be maintained.

Everything has been improved and refined to make this third installment not only the best in the series, but also a must-have for all fans of J-RPGs and monster capture and management games.

The Creative Assembly ends Total War Warhammer 2 beautifully with this last DLC. It really shows their commitment and we can expect the same for TW Warhammer 3. And who knows, maybe we can hope for extra DLC yet to come?

A faithful remake, sometimes too rigid, yet a striking reminder of why Snake Eater remains a monument in video game history.

Every second spent on the game testifies to the enormous skill of the developers and the love they have for the PlayStation universe. A highly enjoyable adventure from start to finish.

Spatial meeting of two universes that combine perfectly, Mario + The Rabbids Sparks of Hope is admirably well done. We particularly liked the structure of the adventure in "small open worlds full of quests" and the good balance between strategy and dynamism of the battles.

The expectations were huge, but Kratos' shoulders are wide and even though the automatized actions are regrettable and offering more freedom to the player would benefit the game overall. Its story, its combat and its realization are outstanding. Santa Monica Studios manage to deliver a work of art, yet again.

An incredibly mastered Beat Them All game with tints of Metroidvania and Rogue-like elements making the players want to run cycles after cycles.

A near-perfect comeback whose flaws will be more or less erased depending on how much of a fan you are. Above all, Sparking will require a real learning curve before you can fully enjoy it.

Not THE astounding next-gen hit you might expect - and the gameplay ain't exempt of minor faults here and there -, Ratchet 1 Clank Rift Apart is nonetheless an excellent game and a must have for every PS5 player.

Thanks to an impeccable production, NBA 2K22 feels more immersive and realistic than ever. Its gameplay is slower and more true to the game of basketball. Even though the RPG features of My Career are pretty bad, its content is still extremely rich. It all makes for the best NBA 2K in years.

Directive 8020 kicks off this new season of The Dark Pictures Anthology in style with a well-executed sci-fi horror journey, featuring revamped gameplay that pulls the player out of the role of spectator and turns them into a full-fledged participant. Can we talk about a Supermassive 2.0 formula? In any case, Directive 8020 is clearly heading in that direction.

We're totally on board with what DontNod has to offer, with this torn couple, this duality of gameplay and this dangerous world, but one whose every corner we want to explore. There's not much to criticize about this new production, which has so much to offer.

The technical upgrades improving the quality and general feeling of the games are legion, even though the first ME is still suffering from the game design of the era in which it was first released and would definitely have deserved a true remake. Still, the writing quality doesn't age at all and the content at hand is so astonishing that it becomes a true pleasure to get back in the Normandy and discover every secret the Milky Way has to offer.

Being way more immersive and comfortable, Final Fantasy Tactic The Ivalice Chronicles is a no brainer for every fan of the genre and even of Final Fantasy in general.

A brilliantly narrated thriller, coupled with stunning photorealism, that brings us to the border between reality and the supernatural, for the best and nothing but the best.

Yes, Sunbreak is indeed the Iceborn of Monster Hunter Rise. Capcom strikes again a great blow with this DLC as substantial as qualitative. Once again, it is practically a new game that is presented here and players who will embark on the full adventure with this DLC will have a lot to do. If we understand that Rise has seen its development greatly slowed down by the health situation, since well caught up by the content offered in the meantime, Sunbreak does not suffer from this shortcoming. The game is rich in content, in a relatively varied proposal and in a challenge, admittedly slow for the most annoyed of us, but which will eventually show its face towards the End-Game. Moreover, Sunbreak has a care brought in its form as probably never before, the cinematics are beautiful, the new armors are almost all hit, the characters are all endearing and what to say about this epic OST! We'll criticize the appearance of the new bestiary, drowned in the overdose of the previous monsters.

The Quarry is no more than the best Supermassive creation ever. A solid story driven by a polished gameplay, great replayability, and some solid technique. A must have in this first half of 2022.

A sequel doubling down on its biggest strength: Exploration and forgetting its weaknesses, offering us a brilliant Metroidvania pushing the exploration at its best.

A pure narrative wonder that will make you want to be discovered and rediscovered over the years.

A resounding success that rivals the quality of Street Fighter 2, this canonical sixth installment is a triumph!

With its breathtaking staging, effective rewriting and exhilarating gameplay, Rebirth suffers from a repetitive, uninspired open world - and that's its only flaw.

Still Wakes The Deep is one of those games that you don't expect, but which manage to grab you deeply.

Mortal Kombat 1 is a triumphant return for the franchise, celebrating its legacy while expertly weaving new features to catch the eye of players unfamiliar with the series.

Cairn is a challenging and immersive game, far more than a simple climbing title. Its realistic gameplay puts the player to the test while remaining fair. The carefully crafted art direction, appealing cell-shading, and immersive soundtrack enhance the experience, while the survival elements and the management of stamina, weather, and time add a strategic and authentic layer. A demanding challenge for the most seasoned players, yet made accessible thanks to the assistance options.