Killing Floor 3 is a smooth and immediate cooperative shooter, but too basic to be fully convincing. As it stands, the production lacks content, variety and depth. Survival mode is fun and well polished, but it's also the only thing the game has to offer, and after a few hours you start to feel the repetitiveness. The overall feeling is that of a project still in progress.
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Shadow Labyrinth is recommended for all Metroidvania fans looking for original Pac-Man-themed elements. Bandai Namco's latest effort manages to entertain with complex gameplay and a different take on the famous franchise. It's just a shame about the somewhat flawed checkpoint management and some sections that might discourage newcomers.
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PATAPON 1+2 REPLAY is the package designed for those who want to dive back into the fun and captivating experience originally released on PSP. The accessibility settings added by Bandai Namco allow anyone to interact with the franchise, especially given the budget price.
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God of Weapons is a gem in the auto-battler genre. It does not revolutionise the rules, but reinterprets them with intelligence, originality and a style all its own. The combination of inventory management, unlockable classes and tactical synergies makes each run unique and potentially addictive. With a few targeted updates, including more interesting bosses, more varied environments and new challenges, Archmage Labs' effort could easily aspire to cult status. But as it is, it is a must for those who love optimisation, experimentation and that irresistible feeling of “one more game and then I quit”.
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FBC: Firebreak is an experiment that we feel compelled to promote. Remedy has decided to go against the grain by offering a cooperative title for three players at a time when the market is saturated with productions of this kind, which tend to hide more pitfalls than opportunities. Nevertheless, thanks to its immediate and entertaining gameplay, Sam Lake's team's new effort is convincing, even if a little more content to diversify it would not have gone amiss. As is always the case with games of this genre, only time (and post-launch support) will determine the true success of the venture.
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Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is one of the most successful Hades-like experiences. Despite the complexity of the development process, Stormteller Games and Thunderful have succeeded in the far from easy task of creating a fun and immediate product that manages to carve out its own place in the increasingly crowded roguelike landscape.
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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster is not just a simple re-release, but represents Square Enix's desire to bring past masterpieces back into vogue so that everyone can enjoy them. Although this new version does not radically alter the original work in terms of content, the graphic restyling and modern settings justify the purchase, especially given the reasonable price.
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Disney Illusion Island is an enjoyable and light-hearted experience. The adventure brought to us by Dlala Studios offers an experience suitable for a wide audience, thanks to its intuitive and easy-to-learn gameplay. Although the overall difficulty is quite accessible, the gameplay mechanics and unmistakable Disney style combine to create a quality product that is capable of entertaining, especially when played with friends. The new content is spot on and stimulating, although unfortunately it doesn't add much in terms of mechanics.
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The Precinct is a game that attempts to turn the tables by offering a GTA-style adventure in the shoes of the police. Although on paper the idea is interesting, in reality the good guys' part is not so exciting, although the narrative, artistic and driving aspects are to be commended. If you are looking for an unpretentious experience in the opposite direction to the classic criminal, The Precinct could be for you.
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The Midnight Walk is a gem that deserves to be experienced by all those who adore the Tim Burton-esque style or who desire a direct and immersive experience. Despite its price being uncompetitive in comparison to its length, Moonhood's production manages to carve out a place for itself in the current gaming landscape.
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id Software has done it again this time. DOOM: The Dark Ages is a fun and satisfying title that succeeds in embracing a wide audience thanks to multiple accessibility options and an increased focus on the content on offer. We look forward to new content to satiate our thirst for hellish blood even more.
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Kiborg is a title with straightforward gameplay. The alchemy between the roguelite genre and melee and TPS components has a very interesting potential on paper. Nevertheless, after a few hours the spectre of repetitiveness knocks at the door, bringing out the limits of a production that could perhaps have dared a little more.
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Days Gone Remastered is a re-release that performs all in all well (while maintaining the flaws of the original work, such as AI and plot writing). Despite not representing a major technical and graphical leap like Horizon Zero Dawn, Climax and Bend Studio have managed to bring back an IP we never thought we'd see again. The additions are interesting and fitting, and allow the game to be enjoyed again by those who plucked it back in the day (at a more than honest price).
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FATE: Reawakened had the difficult task of reviving a beloved but long-forgotten series. And it does so… halfway. The graphical update is appreciable, the structure is solid, but it lacks ambition. No significant innovations, no evolution of the gameplay. If you’re looking for an old-school dungeon crawler, full of loot and with a cozy atmosphere, then it’s worth a try. But if you’re not already a fan, this remaster is unlikely to change your mind.
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Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle arrives on PlayStation 5 in stunning form. The MachineGames and Bethesda production further crystallises its position, offering Sony audiences an immersive, content-packed adventure that takes full advantage of the Japanese flagship's capabilities. To paraphrase a historical Indy quote: ‘This game should be on every PS5’.
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Atomfall is a not inconsiderable change of pace from Rebellion. The English software has chosen to be daring, to step out of its comfort zone to offer a first-person survival experience that, while not excelling in the various compartments, manages to entertain thanks to an engaging approach to the plot and gameplay without too much complexity.
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Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Remastered is an operation that brings back one of the classic platformers of a bygone era. This new version of Argonaut Games' work therefore deserves to be played by neophytes as well as nostalgics, who will find nothing more (extra menus aside) than what is crammed into their memories.
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Koira is a title that deserves to be played by all those who seek a relaxing yet thought-provoking and emotional experience. Despite its apparent simplicity, Studio Tolima's production succeeds in the increasingly complex task of offering something new, something worth experiencing.
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Split Fiction is the perfect definition of love for video games. The creative spirit of Josef Fares and the Hazelight team sees in this new interaction a crystallisation that is bound to remain vivid in the minds of those who approach it. Despite the fact that some sections are more ‘naughty’ for those who are not into video games, the work published by EA Originals deserves to be started by any PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC owner.
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PGA Tour 2K25 is back, and it has done so in the best way possible. The HB Studios production has indeed managed to create an immersive and direct experience, delving into all the main mechanics of the golf world to the fullest. Suitable for both veterans and fans of the grass-based sport, the new Canadian effort is without doubt the best golf simulation on the market.
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