All in all, a solid expansion that renews the experience with a new class and a new zone that are total successes. Discovering Nahuntu with the sacresprit is a delight.

The strengths of No More Heroes 3 that are its crazy universe and its pleasurable fights manage to eclipse its faults, especially technical ones. One can only note the good will and the immense work of Suda51 and Grasshopper Manufacture to refine the recipe of their cult series. Never has the production of a No More Heroes been so neat, the fights so technical and the rhythm so well mastered. The copy is not without some erasures, however. We think of the open world so little alive and some bosses who deserved better treatment. Anyway, No More Heroes 3 is a very good title that will delight fans and perhaps allow others to take a first step into the garden of madness.

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 more organic, more fluid episode, with extraordinary staging, but whose accessibility outweighs its challenge, to the detriment of the license's veterans.

The effect no longer hits the mark as much as at the time of Journey, nevertheless its spiritual sequel captivates us and transports us on a journey sometimes déjà vu, but always sumptuous.

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

With its dynamic campaign, its graphics and its atmosphere worthy of the best war movies, Company of Heroes 3 and its modding tools available from the outset has all the assets to become a reference.

Late, but high standard nonetheless: the hidden episode of the venerable courtroom saga finally arrives, perfectly translated and with all the usual extras. It's not Russian literature, but hey, it's good Ace Attorney!

The story depicted in Kena is forgettable. But the journey to get there is absolutely not. Ember Labs gift us an artistic vision and an OST that are both splendid! The structure of the game is quiet classic and sometimes feels like routine but the fighting mechanics are incredible and the pleasure is undeniably there.

Through its rhythm and its brutality, The Callisto Protocol manages to put player in constant tension and discomfort, offering a memorable experience.

Although there are still a few shortcomings, Rise Of the Ronin takes us on a delightful historical journey, with enjoyable gameplay and generous, well-crafted content. We validate this rewriting of Bakumatsu.

Although relatively similar to its predecessor, Octopath Travelers 2 is still an excellent game that goes even further. Even if you haven't done the first one, you can be sure to be immersed in these new story.

RIDE has always aimed to be and remain the benchmark for motorcycle simulation, and this year once again, it has achieved its goal, surpassing itself in order to retain its crown. RIDE 6 is more than just an evolution of its formula, and that's a good thing.

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.

Innovative, thoughtful and terribly addictive, Unicorn Overlord shines for the freedom it gives players, its ever-pleasing art and its top-notch cast, all of which is slightly tarnished by a rather conventional story.

The pricing policy is a little of a problem, and the console version suffers from a few (admittedly minor) slowdowns, but this does little to alter our overall impression of Planet Zoo. This console version finally enables a larger number of us to enjoy this gem of a game.

Even though it's not far from a skin for Battle Chasers, Ruined King certainly is a good RPG, with a great story and brilliant ost. Definitively a nice way to learn more about Runeterra and the extended universe of Riot's success, League of Legends.

Short but intense, Super Mario RPG Remake is a new entry point for players wishing to discover the world of the famous plumber in a way other than a platform game. This new version features a number of welcome improvements to modernize what was already a revolution in the JRPG world.

Classic but fun as hell : a perfect way to describe Marvel Rivals.

More of Ghost of Tsushima is always welcome. A solid adventure that subtly explore the past of Jin Sakai, and a version that honors the PS5.

By completely tampering the Souls formula and disregarding all of its conventions, Lies Of P is a very bad game. Or maybe I just loved this game so much that I'm still immersed in its main theme and I'm completely lying to you!

A real breath of fresh air, The Plucky Squire leaves us wanting to see more original ideas in its short lifetime.

Once again, Nomada Studio proves its mastery of the alchemy between video games and art.

Skydance's Behemoth is the kind of VR success story we'd like to see more of. Skydance Games delivers another polished, addictive production. A major studio in the discipline.

Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny is a great new entry trying to be accessible. Still, both veterans and newcomers will have to digest quite a number of new gameplay mechanics, but this tactical RPG remains one of the best of its kind.

We waited long for Lost Ark to visit us in the West, but it was worth it. The gameplay of this CRPG-Action hybrid works well, with a lot of freedom and customisation from the gameplay. A complex but accessible F2P that will let you dive in its universe with style.

If you like turn-based games, cats, and Edmund McMillen's sordid universe, don't hesitate to dive into Mewgenics. Even more so if you like to suffer. The crazy roguelite from the author of The Binding of Isaac still needs a few tweaks in terms of progression, but already offers a bottomless pit of content.

There are still a few flaws, but the new Syberia game will reconcile old fans of the saga after a problematic Syberia 3, and charm newcomers, with better controls and its perfect storytelling.