Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment offers a fantastic gaming experience through battles against Ganondorf's increasingly formidable army. It's a pleasure to embody so many different characters, each with their own unique fighting style. While the familiar level design structure of Omega Force is evident throughout the various battles, the studio brilliantly breaks the monotony with unusual gameplay sequences, such as the aerial rail shooter. Finally, the game's production values are undeniable, boasting impeccable localization and French voice acting. This raises hopes that other adventures like Mario or Pokémon will benefit from this approach, but that's another story! Hyrule Warriors: The Sealed Chronicles keeps us on the edge of our seats and will undoubtedly captivate fans of the franchise.
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Beautiful, accessible, and offering an alternative goal to simply finishing first, ARC Raiders is sure to appeal to a somewhat niche audience. The solo experience can be frustrating, so team up and communicate to prevent the game from becoming repetitive. To achieve this, the game will need to diversify its maps in the near future.
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With The Outer Worlds 2, Obsidian took very few risks. The game offers little in the way of innovation but is enjoyable to play, colorful, and varied without being truly groundbreaking. It takes us on an adventure blending imperial warfare with the internal struggles and conspiracies that arise from it. A good time that quickly reveals its limitations. And above all, it will absolutely have to change for the studio's next game.
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Metal Gear Solid has aged. Its themes remain relevant, especially now, but its bosses are too easy, and its presentation is caricatured and jarring. So too are all the figurines to hunt and the jokes, visual or otherwise, that pull you out of the world and shoot the immersion, like The End with its sniper rifle. What remains is nostalgia and solid production values.
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Pokémon Legends Z-A also offers a unique experience for the Pokémon license, in which players will share their time climbing the ranks of the rankings, completing the Pokédex by traveling to all the wild areas even if it means crossing paths with formidable Pokémon Barons, completing secondary missions with multiple rewards, and appeasing Mega-Férox who serve up nervous battles of great intensity. This is the first time that we explore a metropolis without leaving it, players will have reason to be disconcerted and regret an exploration that is much less engaging, even if the game benefits from an unprecedented verticality by offering the rooftops of Illumis as a playground. Nevertheless, the adventure is convincing overall and will keep us on the edge of our seats for a good thirty hours, more for the most completionists.
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Little Nightmares 3 manages to follow in the footsteps of an excellent second installment. Thanks to online cooperation, it perhaps does better. It's a real pleasure to explore the Spiral as a duo, relying on each other to solve puzzles, sharing fears, a bond that is formed through fear and curiosity to always learn about this gloomy and cruel world. Of course, we recommend you discover Little Nightmares 3, especially since the gameplay mechanics were designed for cooperation. Rest assured, in solo mode, the game doesn't abandon you since the AI is still intelligent and accompanies you in your exploration, and waits for your instructions without overdoing it either, for a fair balance. We can congratulate Supermassive Games who manages during the second half of the game to leave their mark on this delicious experience.
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Ghost of Yotei is a worthy successor to Tsushima, perhaps sometimes a little too much so, lacking in depth differences. But the game is so enjoyable! The nature is beautiful, the combat is interesting. Yes, the stealth hasn't changed an inch and gives a feeling of open house, and the number of side effects is ridiculously high, but if you were hooked on Tsushima, then the flaws you found have been smoothed out to make you want to get into the screen more.
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While not bad, Kirby and the Forgotten World isn't a memorable adventure either. The packaging is certainly very well done, but the gameplay is seriously lacking in depth. The result is a decrease in the game's appeal for those, at least for those who aren't looking for 100%. Nevertheless, this new Kirby adventure remains a colorful breath of fresh air that remains enjoyable to play through.
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It's unclear whether Hades II was made for the rogue-like genre or the other way around, as it was built to merge with the genre. After each new attempt, your character will improve, and the story will enrich itself, and you'll restart either to get the resource you're missing, or to try to go further, or to try to find out more. This game is fantastic, and yet making a sequel to Hades was very complicated, as it seemed to be self-sufficient in every way. A great success, a fantastic game, too, in every way.
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Out of Time is generic: cartoony Fortnite-esque art, familiar powers, and a certain sluggishness that doesn't really excite. Out of Time doesn't have time to see things coming; changes need to be made now to make it stand out. The game is well-made, and if you're looking for a fairly simple group monster-bashing experience, you'll find the right one...
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Here we are, back to school, large square notebooks, meetings, Jean Michel's vacation at the coffee machine and sports games with this NBA 2K26. The game still thinks it's an MMORPG that asks you to play 6 hours a day if you don't take out your credit card. Always these glitters sent in our eyes and which will create an illusion until we understand that nothing has changed or very little and that we are asked to farm to have players or stats who will help us to... farm ? MyNBA will save this NBA 2K26 but for how long ?
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Hell is Us is a game like we see too rarely. It's intelligent in that it puts its gameplay fully at the service of its approach, making a mark by depicting war in a way that too few games before it (This War of Mine) have, notably through striking NPCs. A non-linear adventure that has the flaws of its strengths and a few lengths, but which puts us face to face with the fact that Hell is indeed us.
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