Florian Prache's Reviews
Neverness to Everness is a very pleasant surprise in the world of free-to-play gacha games. With its huge living city, fast-paced gameplay, wide range of activities, and highly successful art direction, the game easily manages to keep players engaged for dozens of hours without requiring a single purchase. Despite controls that can sometimes feel awkward on mobile and content that becomes repetitive once the main story is over, the game’s potential remains enormous moving forward. If the developers continue to add new content and expand the available activities, NTE could clearly become a benchmark for the genre on both mobile and PC.
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Starfield in 2026 remains an ambitious RPG that has greatly improved in stability and overall playability since its release. Despite lingering flaws—such as the emptiness of certain planets and occasionally limited immersion—it more than makes up for them with its freedom and robust modding scene. In the end, it’s an imperfect but deeply rich game, especially for those who love to create and explore.
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Marathon had the potential to be a good extraction shooter thanks to its world and level design, but with an unreadable interface, sometimes frustrating gameplay, and especially crashes caused by the anti-cheat, the experience quickly becomes tedious. The game clearly needs major fixes before returning to it.
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John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is a true playground for fans of cooperative and solo FPS games. With fun and immediate gameplay, impressive graphics, highly satisfying weapon and vehicle customization, and a deep skill tree, the game delivers on its promises. Despite a few drawbacks such as the absence of French voice acting and limited character customization, the experience remains highly recommended. If you enjoy fighting hordes of zombies while evolving your playstyle, this title is definitely for you.
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TRACKED: Shoot to Survive is a raw and intense experience that fully justifies buying a VR headset. Despite a sometimes confusing interface and a few technical issues, such as equipment loss, its brutal immersion and demanding gameplay make it a must-play for survival fans.
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ARC Raiders is a technically impressive extraction shooter but fundamentally boring. Embark Studios delivers a frustrating, repetitive, and unbalanced experience, weighed down by an ill-conceived monetization model. Despite its aesthetics and exemplary execution, the game sorely lacks soul and gameplay enjoyment. At this point, it’s better to wait for significant updates before investing time or money.
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The Outer Worlds 2 establishes itself as a true love letter to the modern RPG: ambitious, polished, and generous. Despite a few minor flaws, it redefines the standards of the genre for 2025 and confirms Obsidian’s undeniable talent.
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A spectacular and generous return to form, brushing perfection despite frustrating but fixable balancing flaws.
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MindsEye is a complete disappointment. Despite an engaging audio introduction, everything else collapses: archaic gameplay, pervasive bugs, a confusing story, and subpar performance. Sold at a premium price, this title feels like an unfinished project disguised as a finished product. Best avoided.
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