Replaying Fighting Force today feels like stumbling upon an old childhood toy. You can clearly see it’s a little broken, a little cheap… but it’s still oddly endearing.

Fort Solis is a walking simulator that feels more like a forced walk.

With too many shortcomings and technically out of it, Mario Golf Super Rush doesn't even shine through it's main feature. Big disappointment, it's a double bogey.

The new sleepy adventures of Lo Wang in Shadow Warrior are played mechanically without much excitation. Where's the fun ?

Technically, artistically and script-wise, we've seen much better elsewhere. All the same, Outcast: A New Beginning is not unpleasant to play.

Even considering it is intended for the casual public, Disney Illusion Island does not manage to be sufficiently convincing.

Midnight Murder Club has a solid basis, but the content is not enough at this time.

While Let It Die Inferno intrigues with its ideas and universe, it fails to play to its strengths to keep us engaged over the long term. Best enjoyed in small doses, thanks to its low price, but not at high intensity as extraction games generally require.

Average everywhere, but good nowhere, the new license from Square Enix struggles to convince.

Asha in the Monster World feels like an opportunistic remake. The unambitious graphic update has a hard time breathing a new life to a dated game design, and it’s tough to enjoy the whole thing in 2021.

Improvements and additions are scarce with Madden 22, it all makes it for an average game unworthy of next gen consoles.

Ereban: Shadow Legacy suffers from too many flaws to be considered a indie nugget... but we still want to see more from that studio in the future.

Empyreal misses its target due to a lack of tuning and a its bad ergonomy. There are better choices in the Souls-like world.

Uninspired and lacking in any real risk-taking, South Park Snow Day is an expensive game riding its license to please fans without really doing anything more.

Pleasant to play, Forever Skies is frustratingly short on story, which doesn't quite fit in with the basic upgrade mechanics. The repetitive nature of the locations to explore doesn't help either.

Forspoken falls into all the traps set by the design of an action adventure game in an open world, where linking narration and gameplay is a very difficult alchemy. A game that really only begins when it ends.

An innovative concept that misses its transformation from idea to reality, it's major originality becoming its main weakness.

This survival game is far to easy and limited and getting ready for the apocalypse turns into daily chores quite quickly, but it does keep you going for the story.

Heart of the Forest is a more than decent proposition on paper, but one that struggles to materialize and come to life properly in front of the camera.

A classic roguelite that ticks quite a few boxes, but whose technique is seriously lacking.

Red Wings could have been a fun little game with more efforts from the developers. The lack of content makes it dull a after a - too little - while.

A lot of the fun in Sheltered 2 is about understanding how the game work, but you far to often realize it just doesn't. There's a lot of potential, but far too much frustration, even if Unicube decide to patch all the bugs.

We all know what a Serious Sam game has to offer in terms of gameplay when we sign for it, and Siberian Mayhem delivers, but with technical glitches and general low performances that are not acceptable.

A story that struggles to convince, an archaic and technically outdated game structure... Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin largely misses its rendez-vous with the saga's origin.

Balan Wonderworld offers some good and colorful stories for the younger gamers, but there are too many technical problems and the gameplay is far too rigid and abstruse.

Dungeons & Dragons Dark Alliance fails to captivate despite its efforts, clogged by too many problems, and the sheer repetitiveness of the game is overwhelming.

A good progression system and deep tactical combat are Black Legend's greatest strengths, but the rest of the game is more archaic than old school and spoils most of the fun.

Deliver At All Cost is designed to entertain, but its repetitiveness and frustrating technique make it a bore.