Granblue Fantasy Versus : Rising is a expertly crafted cocktail of accessibility and depth which will no doubt cater to both long time Granblue Fans and fighting game enthusiasts alike thanks to a wide variety of game modes and a much more enjoyable online experience.

Without any point of interest, this new Ubi Open World makes you feel the breath of the wild from the Western Frontiers of Pandora. Even though the level gating of the game is a real pain and disappointment, we have loved our adventure and parkour on this magnificent Pandora.

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.

An effective, heady title that will appeal to gamers who want a challenging solo adventure that's also fun to share with others.

The return of Flashback is a failure on almost every level. It won't be necessary to polish the game after release, thank you.

The Second Story R is undoubtedly a great title for all J-RPG fans, young and old alike. It will nevertheless remain a niche game for many other players with the patience to embark on this adventure, which finds its strength in its characters rather than its main story.

Worldless is an excellent surprise, whose mastery of the simple is matched only by the finesse of its combat and puzzles. In a year awash with blockbusters, Worldless and its ten hours or so of carefully constructed experience are a breath of fresh air and an extremely promising first project for NoName Studio.

Gangs of Sherwood offers a simple formula that hits the mark. A few evenings of fun are in store, whether alone or with others, with this effective revisiting of the Robin Hood legend.

Even if Naruto X Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections still delivers the same strong arguments (dynamic gameplay, rich roster and massive staging), we deplore the lack of new features and an original story which misses its target. It could have gone the extra step to be your all around good fighting game.

What a disappointment! We had high hopes for Tintin Reporter: Cigars of the Pharaoh and hoped to finally enjoy a game worthy of the name of the famous comic character. Unfortunately, there are still far too many inaccuracies, outdated ideas, tasteless sequences and bugs to make the whole thing satisfying.

A Call Of Duty which tries to refresh its formula, which is not a great success for the campaign, and that recycle far too much with its multiplayer. Zombie mode saves the day, but is it enough at full price?

A walking simulator with some interesting decisions and a gripping story that's well supported by its setting and direction.

Articulate and at times obtruded with motion gaming, Move It! expends a lot of energy to amuse players, but for the first time, gives a feeling of repetition. The potty spirit never gets old, but it's just as easy to move on.

A highly enjoyable title for fans of the old saga, but unfortunately lacking in solid technical prowess and sufficient ambition to stand up to the competition.

Like a Dragon Gaiden is a perfect appetizer before the main course. Just a few weeks away from the release of Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth, Gaiden serves as a reminder of events from previous episodes, reconnects with our favorite protagonist, and offers what the franchise does best: epic situations, complex and endearing characters, and a fantastic way to unwind.

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

Alan Wake 2 is a triumph of gameplay, atmosphere, writing, and technology. Remedy ticks all the boxes to make the new adventures of the tormented artist (in every sense of the term) an undisputed classic, a new benchmark in survival horror, and one of the very best games in an already exceptional year.

We can now consider EA Sports WRC as one the best sports game of the year and the new rally reference production.

2D Mario at its best, a pleasant and almost perfectly designed platform experience, full of ideas and tricks. All that's missing is a little difficulty to reach greater heights.

Some of the new features don't add much, and even slightly alter the formula of the first opus. But don't be fooled, the game is still very enjoyable overall.

A true spiritual sequel to the classic 2D titles, Sonic Superstars will satisfy even the hungriest of fans, but not the most demanding.

A generous Total War in good shape from the outset, and one that will be refined over time.

Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 Turbocharged follows the path created by the first episode, with some news features and adjustments. Pure arcade racing to enjoy.

An epic adventure with an effective gameplay as usual, also very accessible, but the story's conclusion will probably frustrate many players.

Lords of the Fallen succeeds in everything it tries. This may be a blood-filled trip but Mournstead, through its magical dual world, always calls us back for a last mortal dance.

It's hard not to fall for the charms of Honkai: Star Rail. The storyline, even if it draws on Japanese anime clichés, is extremely rich, populated by sparkling characters and written with a great deal of humor. The gameplay is addictive and extremely clever, and the monetization knows how to take a back seat to the gameplay experience. A real success story.

Mastery and good ideas lead to excellence for Cocoon.

A true return to the origins of the license, suffering from an outdated engine.