My Reviews

The Pedestrian is an amazingly fine game that demonstrates elegance in its simple and immersive HUD that fully belongs to the gameplay. Not only that, but it somehow manages to add new gameplay mechanics without ever leaving the player with a sense of being overloaded or, in the contrary, boared

It is usually said that some things in life can bring disappointment when you have big expectations for them. In parallel, I think that nobody would disagree to say that this very game has generated glowing reviews and has left its mark on a whole generation of players. So, I

A funny little puzzle game that can be finished in less than 3 hours. Satisfying, although I had to check up solutions once or twice.

It's such a good game. I have spent way too much time on it, but the mechanic is so good. It makes you feel as if you were good at poker and maths, but you aren't for any of those two.

I knew nothing about the game coming in and I enjoyed it. I love the concepts behind games such as Limbo or Inside, but sometimes I find them a bit too long and “mysterious”, in the sense we don’t get the full reason we’re in this place. But I think this

One French YouTuber (s/o to Jean-Baptiste Show) said, when reviewing the game, that’s it’s a game you hate to love. I agree with him, although I see a lot of people online doing the opposite: they love to hate it. Speaking only about what it made me feel, I would say

Still very good, although it made me a bit more frustrated than the first one.

Before playing this game, I wasn’t inspired by its cover. I did not know what to think of it, but I was not particularly excited about it. It felt that maybe, this entry in the serie would just be a filler. Then I launched it for the first time, and I

Far Cry: Primal is a better game than Far Cry 4 in my opinion. It takes b***s to remove guns from an entry of the Far Cry series. I wasn’t sure this one would work, and now that I’ve finished it, I admit I was wrong. FC Primal was a really

This is a satisfying little game to play, filled with puzzles, good ambiance songs and a beautiful Japan-inspired city of neons. You embody a little cat who has fallen in this lost city where live robots that behave like human beings. You learn that the world faced a terrible epidemy and

I found Days Gone interesting and beautiful. I loved the characters, I was impressed by all the different landscapes I have traveled and I was happy smashing zombies’ heads left and right. Hordes felt terrifyingly effective, the main story was compelling enough for me and the range of characters was convincing,

First of all, I have to tell the truth: I have finished this game with the option of one-bullet kill any enemy enabled. I turned it on at chapter 3, so practically at the very start of the game (we’re speaking of something like 5 hours in), because I realized

If you liked the first one, this one is just the same. Still enjoyable.

What this game “lacks” in game duration, it compensates it with the difficulty of its puzzles.

Less than 3 months ago, I went on a journey. A journey I didn’t expect to be finished, nor did I expect it to be finished that quickly (only 3 months for 6 games! I have a problem!). At first, there wasn’t even one; I finally finished building my brand

Far Cry: New Dawn is exactly what you expect it to be: the continuity of the series, with small incremental improvements, some minor innovations and the most boring story possible. And it’s the biggest criticism I have to address to this entry: the twins are just useless. Their story doesn’t interest

Far Cry 4 is indeed what one could hope it to be after playing Far Cry 3: an improved version of the latter. The gameplay is fun, the world is gigantic, the missions and things to do are numerous. You really feel like you’re part of the Golden Path and you