My Reviews

The definitive way to play the best sci-fi trilogy in gaming.

Hollow Knight is my favorite game of all time, and Silksong is a fantastic sequel that somehow manages to one up many of the breathtakingly great aspects of its predecessor : visuals, storytelling, music, combat, bosses, level design...all of it is top notch, with amazing depth and a lot of

Boasting one of the best art directions i've ever seen in videogames, Elden Ring has its fair share of incredible combat and spectacular environments to discover, but ultimately fails too many times to avoid some very cheap tricks, lame boss designs and unnecessary lengths. FromSoft made these mistakes back in

OG Silent Hill 2 being my least favourite out of the first four games, this remake was a pleasant upgrade, mostly for the characters that i found way more palatable this time around. But most importantly, it's a remake that has the best intentions and succeeds in delivering a beautiful

A little improvement compared to the first entry. Less frequent visual noise and a bunch of new interesting meta-progression upgrades make for a more appealing experience, but combat encounters and boss designs yet again aren't quite on the level they should be to go well with a game that demands

FromSoft didn't get the memo : creating a vast open world with mostly copied&pasted bosses and empty areas isn't a good way to build upon your already flawed formula. On top of it, continuing to push a lot of uninteresting and dull designs for bosses is a show of poor

Great presentation, fantastic characters and a mighty soundtrack unfortunately can't save Hades from its critical problem : readability. Every element shines on its own thanks to gorgeous colours and immaculate designs, but when they're all together, they tend to accumulate too much and blur themselves with the rest of what's

Trying out a new formula is a good thing for the series, but despite having a very strong core concept, Silent Hill f frustratingly cares more about its perfectible combat system and redundant forced enemy encounters than delivering truly compelling characters and a thematically deep story.