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contribution to the Zelda universe, but fails to bring anything fresh to the table in terms of form, with a slightly outdated musou formula.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.

The newest version of Skyward Sword on Switch is undeniably the best way to experience this great adventures but it hardly justifies the HD in its title. And if the controls don't do justice to the game all the time, the adjustments made on the rhythm and the QoF improvements are welcomed.

A fine climb, easy and short enough to avoid becoming repetitive. It just lets you bath in its story and ambiance.

Both classic in its typical FMV features and original with its time loop component, Dead Reset is a pleasant surprise and a good FMV.

Certainly not the biggest RPG out there, Werewolf The Apocalypse Earthblood still manages to keep its gameplay fun and fresh for around 14 hours of bloody action.

You'll have to be very patient or lucky to get the most out of Stalker 2. And it's well worth it, more for the atmosphere than anything else.

Bizarre and badly paced, Bayonetta 3 let us capture the DNA and outline of a fun game with great replayability, but weighed down by a slightly too messy energy.

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon offers a dark fantasy revisiting of the lore of King Arthur for an absorbing journey, exuding the passion of the Questline studio for RPGs.

Payday 3 follow the path created by its previous episodes, without taking any risk. The fun is there, just as the "déjà vu" feeling is.

Star★Vaders captivates with its artistic direction and respectful homage to Space Invaders. Its high difficulty and demanding tactical choices make it a niche but successful game. A title to keep an eye on, especially if future updates add new features and correct its few shortcomings.

Dredge isn't a game that gains much by adding too much content, but the Complete Edition, and in particular The Iron Rig, does all it can to smooth out the overall experience. All in all, a good Complete Edition, but you have to take the bait.