Atomic Heart can really be frustrating but its futurist soviet union and the art behind are worth the journey.

Borderlands is back with a game that is much closer to its DNA, boosted by modernity and dynamism, but still suffering from a slightly outdated structure.

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.

Going Medieval is already incredibly addictive in its own right, and you’ll always be left wanting more – something that’s sure to continue in the years to come. It’s a strong contender alongside established titles like Dwarf Fortress and RimWorld, offering a less punishing, visually appealing experience that’s quite varied and brimming with architectural possibilities.

While remaining (too?) accessible, Jurassic World Evolution 3 refines its formula to give its fans a little more room to express their imagination.

Not without flaws or a few soft bellies, FINAL FANTASY XVI shows many qualities through its narration, gameplay and replayability, enough to keep coming back to the epic side of the game.

With barely a hint of addition, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake remains a mainly visual reworking of one of the greatest J-RPG classics, with its heaviness and its moments of grace.

Five years later, it's more of the same, but this one openly embraces its core argument - the map and the playlist are its strong points, fortunately. Kakkoi.

Drop Duchy isn’t a flashy game, but it’s devilishly clever. It’s a title built on a strong concept, executed to perfection, that manages to captivate players with its rich systems, all while drawing on classic mechanics—some of which even trace their roots back to the very history of video games. Addictive without being flashy, challenging without being frustrating, it stands out as an excellent surprise for puzzle and strategy enthusiasts—now available to everyone.

Deck Nine Games perfectly takes over from Dondnod, keeping the narrative formula intact and upgrading the licence technically. Important choices will be made, with a true reflection on mourning and the meaning of the word Home. A great game.

Its humor, sensitivity, and finesse almost make you forget how challenging it is at the end, but Rhythm Doctor is indeed a rhythm game that uses and questions rhythmic grammar. This makes it an original, often cozy experience, somewhere between VA11 HALL-A and Sayonara Wild Hearts—anyone can give it a try, with varying degrees of success. The last sweet treat of the year truly is heartwarming.

Darkest Dungeon 2 manages to refine its initial formula, without deteriorating its morbid and addictive essence.

Mafia returns more beautiful, more cinematic, and more linear than ever, but still suffers from bugs and a structure that loses some of its flavor as the game progresses.

No revolution, but a new, modern, and solid vintage for even more fun with friends, family, or online.

Pacific Drive is a single-player survival game with a gripping atmosphere, ideal for fans of titles like Subnautica. We wouldn't have minded a little more storytelling at the end, so if any DLC comes along, we'll take it!

An essential two-parter, Mario Galaxy shines with its creativity and dazzling artistic direction. Together, both games make for a particularly generous bundle, offering insight into the franchise’s future: a level-design masterclass set in space. Fun, iconic, and accompanied by an unforgettable score from the very start, this is a true classic worth rediscovering — though it’s a shame Nintendo has been a bit greedy about it.

Cyber Shadow probably won’t shine as much as Shovel Knight, lacking as it is of a little bit of genius and suffering from some control shortfalls, but it’s still an excellent retro platerformer that’ll teach you the pleasure of pain.

Although it could benefit from tutorials more in line with the new standards, Tekken 8 is yet a new staple in the fighting game genre with visually stunning fights and a demanding but exhilarating gameplay.

Wales Interactive offers a new efficient FMV with solid replayability. A must have of its genre.

Particularly well-informed and rigorous in its delirium, Promise Mascot Agency shines in its art direction and excellent translation.

The storytelling is the standout feature of this melancholic adventure game, which is sure to utterly destroy you emotionally.

With MotoGP25, Milestone delivers THE moto simulation game so far.

An epic, magnificent and exhilarating title that will only show its full potential when played with friends online.

With huge single-player and multiplayer content, three factions and nearly a dozen maps at launch, this Men of War far surpasses anything the series has ever offered.

Remnant 2 has all the cards to deliver a good hardcore shooter and its freedom is surely one of its strengths. The only thing missing is the final touch of optimization.

Far from being weakened by the loss of the FIFA name and licence, EA drops one of the best football sim in years.

Total pleasure for a solid and clean arrival of Sackboy on PC.

Even if some features may deserve a better treatment, Aliens Dark Descent deliver us an enjoyable real time strategy trip in Alien's world.