An incredible abundance of mechanisms and factions to play and replay with in this new installment of the saga. Total War: Warhammer III welcomes veterans and new players alike with a beautiful new engine and their choice of weapons. Here we go again, for hundreds of hours more.

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.

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

A pretty, immersive and brilliant puzzle game that will challenge you just enough for you to truly appreciate your own deductive skills and efforts.

A sequel more in line with a Remake tarnished by a format outdated by today's standards.

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

Small but strong, this is how we define Humanity, a game that delivers a complete and addictive gameplay - including many surprises -.

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.

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.

World Of Warcraft: The War Within is the first brick in Blizzard's MMORPG revival. You can sense the Californian studio's intentions and feel the first effects in-game, but the storytelling is clearly not up to scratch. The game is gradually moving away from pure multiplayer, and is increasingly devoting itself to single-player content, which will appeal to those who prefer to play on their own or in a casual setting, without putting pressure on hardcore gamers.

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.

This Echoes of Wisdom is a clever subversion, but a little more intrusive than it would like to be, due to complicated mapping and a few situations inherent in this philosophy. A minor Zelda game but one whose radicalism is commendable.

Bethesda's ambition for Starfield is certainly obvious, but the means to achieve it are not all evenly distributed among its many aspects. There may be disappointment depending on what you expected, so read all the reviews carefully. But you can't blame Starfield for being Starfield, an already incredibly strong and rich new franchise. The flaws don't take anything away from the fun the game provides, and if you want a SF adventure...nope, multiple epic sci-fi adventures, take off for the stars right away.

Doom: the Dark ages shakes up the franchise with bold visuals and a brutal arsenal, even if it falls short of the relentless pace set by its predecessors

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

The new political dimension of Frostpunk 2 redefines gameplay, and the player's own ethics become an integral part of the game. A fascinating experience, and a real challenge for achievers.

An original and engaging gameplay concept built around a strong dual-character idea, but quickly dragged down by repetition, lack of challenge, and a weak narrative that prevents Pragmata from truly taking off.

More than a simple homage to the 8 & 16 bits era, Tunic knows how to keep things fresh for a while, with its charming and mysterious universe, and its inventive puzzles.

Silent Hill f is an intense and immersive entry, where precise combat, polished art direction, and a gripping story meet an oppressive atmosphere. Only the puzzles, vague and frustrating at times, disrupt the flow, but the New Game Plus and multiple endings extend the adventure brilliantly.

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.

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

A Plague Tale: Requiem is a sequel perfecting all aspects of Asobo Studio's proposal for a spectacular and memorable experience.

Fun, rich, balanced... Mimimi Games surpasses itself and delivers a new stealth and strategy hit with Shadow Gambit The Cursed Crew, that will attract veteran as much as newcomers with its many qualities.

Remarkably well-written, exciting, ingenious and gargantuan in content, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy is guilty of being a great game.

This new version rejuvenates the old Ultimate Cut, which was already intended as a soft remake of the first episode. Without being a revolution, it brings new access to a whole new audience, whether on the studio's original console, or the PlayStation audience.

Tactics Ogre : Reborn comes back in a version between remaster and remake. We could have hoped for more, but the title remains one of the best T-RPG still today.

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.

Old-timey fun, Demon Tides fills a long-awaited spot: an adventure/platforming game who understand its genre and zeitgeist. An hidden gem.