It's hardly a video game, but it's a kind, witty video game whose remarkable ability to raise mountains - of fans - makes it better than the sum of its parts. There's no need to wait.

Team Ninja delivers a new hardcore ARPG with some unusual but solid new features that change what we are getting used to. Wo Long Fallen Dynasty is a real breath of fresh air in a genre that count many new titles now.

More than ever the trip is more important than the destination in Road 96, a game that works thanks to its stylish artistic direction, good writing, and some gameplay that stirs and spice up the narration.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 is a very good remake, which succeeds where it's important : gameplay, respect for the original and immediate pleasure of the ride. It may not be a revolution like 2001, but it's a beautiful love letter to an era when skateboarding was more than a sport, it was a culture. At this price, it's almost a free trick.

Not the 80 euros system seller Sony wants it to be, but Returnal is still a great roguelite shooter, original and inventive.

You understood it, Two Point Campus doesn't change anything of the formula previously seen in Hospital. No, it only improves it. The game is much more accomplished, in every way. The absurd humor is always present while the title is a lot of fun; so much so that we lower our vigilance to finally realize that you are mired in nameless complications. Two Point Campus is a very good management game for novices who will not feel lost and will be able to enjoy the serious difficulty of Campus as they go through the quests. Those who are more familiar with the genre will enjoy the quirky (and nostalgic for the older ones) universe much more, while the title won't be a particular problem for them.

Like a Dragon Gaiden is a perfect appetizer before the main course. Just a few weeks away from the release of Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth, Gaiden serves as a reminder of events from previous episodes, reconnects with our favorite protagonist, and offers what the franchise does best: epic situations, complex and endearing characters, and a fantastic way to unwind.

Dawntrail brings everything a Final Fantasy XIV fan expects from their favorite MMO. A new land mass, two new jobs, thrilling dungeons, and a graphical refresh—all set the stage for a new chapter of the adventure, which starts a bit slow but ends with a bang.

Without any point of interest, this new Ubi Open World makes you feel the breath of the wild from the Western Frontiers of Pandora. Even though the level gating of the game is a real pain and disappointment, we have loved our adventure and parkour on this magnificent Pandora.

It's hard not to fall for the charms of Honkai: Star Rail. The storyline, even if it draws on Japanese anime clichés, is extremely rich, populated by sparkling characters and written with a great deal of humor. The gameplay is addictive and extremely clever, and the monetization knows how to take a back seat to the gameplay experience. A real success story.

There aren't many surprises in this Star Wars title, but the immersion is total, with a story that's mastered in both the open world and the linear mode. It's safe to say that it's the massive entertainment hit this summer.

Maestro is a real guilty pleasure in the field of rhythm games. The simple fact of taking on the role of a conductor is exhilarating in itself, and we can't deny the satisfaction felt when we turn around to face an audience applauding you. The title remains demanding and your orchestra can quickly become ridiculous if you don't follow the rhythm imposed by the game. Nevertheless, with less than twenty melodies at launch (even if these can be browsed under three different difficulties) we will quickly have to go through the catalog of compositions of the title. Sold for less than €30, Maestro remains an experience that we recommend if you appreciate classical music and jazz since that's all you will have.

Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian brings enough new features to its historical formula to keep us hooked for hours on end. A good episode, original and addictive.

A filmed chase, twists and turns, and high replayability with a rich, well-crafted story and clean acting: The Run claims the title of king of FMVs, and it has what it takes.

A strong gameplay, a good lifespan, nice art and some couch gaming... Samurai Warrios 5 has some strong arguments for itself. It sticks to the roots of Musô, for better or worse, with some additions that feels worth it.

A very good interactive board game, accessible and enchanting, which just needs a little more autonomy to really last over time.

It still feels good to play Nioh again, especially when it is done on its best version ever. The content available on The Nioh Collection is mind blowing. The ability to play the game either in 4K60 or 120hz or even to enjoy PS5 visual upgrades on a regular screen with the PS5 Standard Mode brings a lot of comfort to the players, even though the engine and the level design are somewhat outdated, with aliasing and texture popping everywhere.The lack of loading screens and the use of the Dualsense are also great additions.

Classic and heavily focused on collecting stuff, this Harry Potter game by Avalanche game still offers solid arguments to immerse fans in a gripping and magnificent story of the Wizarding World.

Call of The Mountain is far from being a big challenge in VR, but a great journey into the Horizon universe. Even if the lifespan is a little low, the sensations are excellent, and we will be ready to stack up for the next call.

Kingdom Come Deliverance II is a rare gem that requires total commitment. Its ultra-realistic approach will appeal to fans of immersive role-playing games but may exhaust players looking for a more accessible experience.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is an adventure that naturally resonates with a nostalgic generation of 1980s adventure film fans, but also invites a whole new generation of archaeologists with its inventive gameplay that highlights the wonder of discovery.

Still the best rally game out there, with some impressive content and excellent dualsense compatibility on PS5. The career mode is simple but efficient and the 50th anniversary content is great for veteran players looking for some difficulty aimed at the long term fans of the license. Let's hope for some new gen engine for the next entry.

Kunitsu-Gami is an fun concept with good and smartly executed ideas. Although it plays a bit on the safe side, we hope Capcom keeps supporting those.

NBA 2K26 remains the ultimate basketball simulation, with demanding gameplay, rich solo modes, and stunning presentation, but the grind and slow VC earnings slightly tarnish the experience.

A robust episode.. A pity not to capitalize on the annual worries to release an XXL 2024 opus. Still, BO VI is a success.

A synthesis of classic GT and GT Sport, but still with the usual license flaws. GT7 remains a beautiful love letter to the motorsport history and a very good "simarcade".

If F1 23 don't seem to be interested in renewal, the return of Breaking Point and the notable improvements in driving let the games easily get a high score.

"Metro in VR" with all the goodness that implies, and a great deal of respect and reverence for the original works. Just watch out for the spiders.