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Two Point Museum manages to captivate by providing an original setting, full of humor and creativity. Thanks to a rich and accessible management system, captivating expeditions and a crazy atmosphere, the game offers an experience that is as strategic as it is fun.
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Extremely generous from start to finish, it improves and modernizes a recipe that has already proven itself and conquered millions of players.
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While Avowed is clearly not going to revolutionize the RPG genre, it nevertheless presents itself as a competent title in its category, in several areas.
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Don't Nod is back with a calibrated proposition for fans who fell in love with the studio thanks to Life is Strange. Lost Records has everything to please an audience that swears by the emotions they experienced while playing Max Caulfield at the time of Arcadia Bay or even with the Diaz brothers.
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The game is even more beautiful on this platform, and goes even further than the PS5 version in termes of ray-tracing. Thanks to DLSS or FSR, the game can run around 60fps with ray-tracing options. For the game itself, it's still a excellent blockbuster that will have fans of Marvel's superhero dreaming.
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It is a logical evolution of an old-fashioned formula that still refuses to let go of its foundations, but accepts modernity. As a result, the game drags its old demons like redundancy, intrinsic to the genre that we find in force here, or even graphics below standards.
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With Civilization 7, Firaxis manages to modernize the franchise beautifully while respecting its heritage. The evolution of the ages, the more strategic diplomacy and the new military system bring a real healthy renewal to the saga.
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If you loved the formula of the first opus, you will certainly not sulk your pleasure on this one. For beginners, however, you will have to show a little self-denial at the beginning to then fully appreciate the great strengths of this "historical" open-world RPG, which is truly unique in its category, even if a little too familiar compared to its big brother.
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The Star Named EOS will probably be better appreciated in portable mode. Especially since the quality of the graphics does not require a high-resolution screen to enjoy them. Obviously, some effects will be more visually striking on a television.
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It must be said that the colorful and comical universe of Donkey Kong still works just as well. And let's not talk about the soundtrack, which is just as memorable even fifteen years later.
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The Plucky Squire, or The Valiant Little Page, is indeed the sweet candy it claimed to be at each of its presentations. It feels good to return to childhood, to have a monster foot without having your retina exploded by effects in all directions.
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A must play. That's the word for Marvel Rivals after two weeks. The game is not perfect, far from it, but it has the merit of associating fan service with real content, with a revisit of the hero shooter genre, what the last competitors behind Overwatch had obviously not assimilated well or succeeded. Marvel Rivals has a future ahead of it if the NetEase follow-up remains the same. And the gaming community is listened to. It's free, and playing Iron Man is fun so you'd be wrong to miss out on one of the best Marvel video games today. If it is not the best...
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The twists and turns captivate from start to finish and make you want to lift the veil behind the identity of the famous killer with the bag over his head.
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Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle is a veritable love letter to the saga from which it draws its inspiration. The one that set the standard for all modern adventurers, whether in film or video games. A dinosaur, unearthed by Bethesda and MachineGames in the purest of ways. A true gem of fidelity, the game is packed not only with winks to ensure fan service, but also with details to integrate this new adventure with the cinematic saga. A success on every level, with Indy as real as life and total immersion. The only hitch is in the purely video game aspect. While the regions we visit are sublime, they're sometimes too vast for very little, and there's far too much filler in the way of collectibles. Indy may no longer be Nathan Drake, but he's not an old man either, and he's clearly not at his best in platforming or combat. Even the game's exploration drags on in a way that's hard to in 2024. The same goes for the lack of naturalness and life in the crowded, inhabited areas, and the completely out-of-date AI that breaks up the infiltration. Notable glitches, to say the least, in stark contrast to everything else. The fact remains that Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle is one of the best Xbox exclusives of recent years, a fresh and gripping adventure that fans would be foolish to overlook for the few glitches that will quickly be swept under the carpet, and rightly so.
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Like the Chornobyl Zone since the terrible accident at its nuclear power plant in 1986, STALKER 2 seems to be stuck in a time bubble that ignores current industry standards.
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Slitterhead is a bizarre, wobbly and repetitive, but also a generous, inventive and original game, thanks to its possession mechanic. Its themes are equally seductive, as are the combat, often enjoyable. the characters, Akira Yamaoka's music and its constantly strange aspect. We're fully aware of the huge flaws that couldn't pass for AAA, but we can't throw the baby out with the bathwater. An imperfect but unique experience that deserves to exist. It's far form perfect, but it's a promising start for Bokeh Game Studio.
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Tiny Glade is a beautiful interlude in the world of video games. With its intuitive gameplay and complete absence of pressure, it invites creativity and relaxation.
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Dragon Quest 3 Remake is a real sweet that brings us back to a time we sometimes miss terribly. With its beautiful 2D-HD graphics, reorchestrated music, non-negligible comfort options, excellent full French translation and sometimes timid new features, Artdink Corporation and Team Asano deliver the best version of one of the founding episodes of the license. A game that is good for nostalgia and whose touches of modernity sublimate a timeless work. A must for lovers of the saga and fans of turn-by-turn role-playing games and a very good gateway for neophytes.
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Here's a premiere that puts a smile on our faces (a shy one, but a smile anyway). LEGO Horizon Adventures is a pleasant surprise, which struggles to convince completely, but does not lack potential. Long-time fans will certainly enjoy discovering this retelling of Horizon Zero Dawn, which also presents itself as a half-fun open door to the universe. Even if the whole thing lacks aplomb, particularly in its handling, the experience doesn't fall short. What's more, Guerrilla Games and Studio Gobo deliver a fine copy, both visually and aurally. We love the cheerful cast, who play the game to the hilt, in both VO and VF. Given the promise of such a reinterpretation, especially when we know what the LEGO franchise is capable of, we wouldn't say no to a sequel or, why not, other forays into Sony's universe or those of other publishers!
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New World Aeternum is an interesting update that brings a lot of new features for both new and returning players.
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