Dead Island 2 manages to stand out in a saturated zombie game scene by approaching the genre from an angle of pure and unadulterated fun, and succeeds at doing so. The arsenal is effective, the game world is a perpetual playground, and the zombies are as much an obstacle as they are a way to blow off steam. The recipe is effective enough to overlook the game's limitations and have a great time swimming in gore.

Gorgeous and generous, Minecraft Legends will not leave you indifferent, providing us what we except from a video game: having fun!

Road 96: Mile 0 doesn't bring much to its predecessor. We lose the innovative gameplay of the first game, and the writing lacks the incisiveness that made it great. The game relies on awkward musical sequences and a story that is too blunt to be credible. After the initial pleasure of diving back into this universe, boredom replaces nostalgia a little too quickly.

This strategic Heroes-style spinoff does not hesitate to multiply new gameplay ideas. Most are even good and work well! A daring bet that pays off, despite some flaws.

Event if it lacks a bit of new features, The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners Chapter 2 Retribution remains a good VR games with now its polish release on PC VR and PS VR 2.

MLB The Show 23 offers solid and engaging gameplay, along with captivating Negro Leagues storylines. Still not in French though...

If you can no longer wait for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom, know that Tchia offers a very good alternative due to its idyllic environments and the immense freedom it offers, while focusing on immersion.

Terra Nil is a superb management experience while keeping its focus on its ecological message.

Bayonetta Origins : Cereza and the Lost Demon is a magnificent initiation tale which brings us back to childhood, and so does its heroine. It's a Switch real gem : its artistic direction amazes us and its well mastered gameplay seduces us.

Retro Studios' refining work propels Metroid Prime Remastered into the not-so-hard-to-reach firmament of the finest games currently available on Switch, which happens to be a Gamecube game.

Without any great changes to its formula, WWE 2K23 perfects what was established last year, for a more seamless experience.

Mato Anomalies relies more on classic JRPG features than trying to leave its own mark. The experience is still correct, especially at its low recommended price.

Capcom has succeeded in delivering the Resident Evil 4 version that all fans have been dreaming of. This remake is both an impressive technical achievement, an intelligent reinvention of its own gameplay, and a reinterpretation of a storyline that improves in maturity, even if the game is sometimes a little bit too faithful to the original work.

Beautiful and dynamic, but of more than questionable interest, Destiny 2: Eclipse really miss its mark. And that's a shame.

Team Ninja delivers a new hardcore ARPG with some unusual but solid new features that change what we are getting used to. Wo Long Fallen Dynasty is a real breath of fresh air in a genre that count many new titles now.

SCARS Above has enough arguments to deliver a rich and generous experience but some other features bring some clouds when the time is at the conclusion. A solid basis to be optimized for a prequel?!

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.

We would be hypocrites to deny ourselves the pleasure of seeing Blood Bowl back in a cleaner and more "up-to-date" version, but that is also the biggest problem with this new opus. The fact that it is Blood Bowl 3 is not obvious, as it feels like a simple remaster. Even worse, we are leaving a previous episode better balanced and with more teams than this one. Of course, the customization can bring a real pleasure and an even greater investment in our teams (if it does not gradually become only governed by the virtual currency of the game). There is no doubt that the title will become more interesting as the months go by with real patches, team additions and so on. It is still difficult to recommend Blood Bowl 3 for the moment, as it struggles to offer a sufficiently technically accomplished title.

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.

A great way to dive into a tale with a rich gameplay, and a story not long enough to get tired of it. Quill's charm does the rest.

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

Wild Hearts is a good experience in the monster hunting genre without upsetting the usual standards, well established by the competition.

Call of The Mountain is far from being a big challenge in VR, but a great journey into the Horizon universe. Even if the lifespan is a little low, the sensations are excellent, and we will be ready to stack up for the next call.

Nice try. Wanted: Dead disappoints in every aspect, and it’s heartbreaking. You can see there’s an amazing game right there. But the gameplay is not precise enough to be fun. The game doesn’t have the time to tell the story of its goofball characters: it’s so short you’ll feel it hasn’t really started when you’re done with it.

Will these "hardcore Final Fantasy's" fans be satisfied? Yes. With a gargantuan list of titles, a plethora of collectibles and characters to evolve, this new opus will keep you busy for (many) hours. We regret that some titles are only simple extracts of a longer tune and the season pass way too important to be put aside - therefore increasing the "real" price of the title -. Still we have to admit that the formula is ultra efficient if, and only if, you are a Square Enix fan.

Classic and heavily focused on collecting stuff, this Harry Potter game by Avalanche game still offers solid arguments to immerse fans in a gripping and magnificent story of the Wizarding World.

Hi-Fi Rush is a nice surprise from Tango Gameworks. The originality of the combat system, halfway in the world of rhythm games, is a gimmick that gives the game its strength but also its biggest weakness, making it repetitive. With ten hours to finish the game, it's not a torture either.

If the narrative turn is not up to the playful qualities of the game, this journey to the planet Mars remains as surprising as it is interesting.