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With Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf, Wishfully further refines its formula with a certain skill. Featuring more elaborate storytelling, this sequel takes us on a new journey that is as rich in emotion as it is captivating, seducing us with both the beauty of its narrative and the artistic punch it delivers at every turn. Its gameplay improvements are also worth noting, even if a few weaknesses remain in the last third of the adventure. But fortunately, nothing that spoils the experience, from which we still come away with the feeling of having had a great time.
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With this new port, Capcom reminds us just how pivotal Resident Evil 7 is in its now thirty-year-old saga. The claustrophobic setting of a dysfunctional family and the switch to a first-person perspective create an oppressive atmosphere that is just as compelling on Nintendo Switch 2. Furthermore, the hybrid hardware delivers impressive technical performance that perfectly preserves the original experience, with masterful pacing and meticulous level design. All in all, this is a nightmarish new version that we're delighted to dive back into.
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REANIMAL is a direct continuation of the studio's previous titles. Far from trying to reinvent the wheel, Tarsier just does what it does best: immerse us in a dark and disturbing experience, carried by an unfailing minimalist approach. Of course, this doesn't prevent the creators of Little Nightmares from refining their formula, with welcome additions and adjustments here and there. But beware of the feeling of déjà vu that slowly but surely begins to set in…
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My Hero Academia: All for One deserves a slightly above-average rating, nothing more. As fans of the anime, we enjoyed our time with the game, which generally does justice to the series despite its shortcomings. It stands well above the disaster that was Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash. That said, if the goal is to recapture the impact and popularity once achieved by the Ninja Storm saga, future entries will need to deliver far more ambitious and refined experiences.
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On paper, The Game Bakers' latest game might be simplistically labeled a “climbing simulator,” but in practice, it is far more than that. Beyond offering a challenge to both Aava and the player, CAIRN delivers an epic adventure rarely seen in video games. It is a work capable of inspiring wonder, frustration, anger, and moments of calm. Yet, what lingers most is the extraordinary sense of elation when we finally overcome our repeated failures. CAIRN is yet another reminder of the talent flourishing in French studios, and of the pride we can justifiably take in them.
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On paper, Code Vein 2 takes what made the first game unique and expands upon the formula in an Elden Ring-style open world to tell a brand new, ambitious story about time travel to save the world. However, the reality is far less appealing, from the dated graphics and clunky technical aspects to the frustratingly sluggish combat. If you truly loved its predecessor, you might be able to overlook its significant flaws and play for dozens of hours. Otherwise, we strongly advise you to wait for at least performance patches, or even a price reduction.
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Syberia Remastered is definitely faithful to the spirit of the original version. Although this new version includes some welcome modernizations, it builds on the foundations of the 2002 title to bring players today a cult French point-and-click adventure story. However, it's a shame that Microids didn't take the step of remaking the game to push the concept further and perhaps avoid some of the clunky mechanics and technical flaws. Nevertheless, the game remains sincere and offers a nostalgic journey that is still worth checking out in 2025.
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Metroid Prime 4 has enough going for it to establish itself as a very good adventure game and certainly one of the most beautiful on the Nintendo Switch 2. You will be blown away by its sights and ears, with its masterful and haunting soundtrack.
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It might not look like much at first glance, but Drop Duchy is a real gem. With its unique blend of seemingly unrelated elements, the game manages to deliver a cohesive and even incredibly addictive experience. The icing on the cake is that, despite its deep gameplay that only grows with each playthrough, it's remarkably accessible. Ultimately, you quickly become hooked on this well-crafted gameplay loop that constantly motivates you to achieve perfect runs and smash high scores. And if scoring isn't your thing, there are countless challenges to tackle before you get bored. However, the lack of content, especially in terms of environments and bosses, will soon become apparent to the most dedicated players.
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