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After spending several hours in the city, it’s hard not to appreciate the amount of care that went into this adventure. Between the impressive visual quality, the particularly successful sound design, and the huge amount of content available outside the main missions, the game constantly makes you want to keep exploring the city. Every district hides a secret, a reference, or something new to unlock, and that’s exactly what makes the experience so enjoyable over time.

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James Bond 007 First Light is a huge surprise from IO Interactive. Far from being just a Hitman clone in disguise, the game establishes its own identity with rich gameplay, smart stealth mechanics, and explosive action. Despite disappointing driving sequences and the lack of English voice acting, the game manages to keep players engaged from start to finish thanks to its atmosphere, visuals, and great freedom of approach. An essential adventure for James Bond fans.

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Luna Abyss is a wonderful surprise in today’s indie gaming landscape. This single-player action-adventure game succeeds in creating a dark and fascinating world, driven by a remarkable artistic direction and an incredibly effective sound design. Its fast-paced gameplay becomes more and more enjoyable over time thanks to the various abilities unlocked throughout the adventure. However, the game is not without flaws. The puzzles lack depth, and the aim lock mechanic makes combat far too easy. Despite these shortcomings, Luna Abyss remains a memorable experience that clearly deserves the attention of fans of narrative-driven FPS games and dystopian universes.

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Crimson Desert is exactly the kind of game that will divide players. Some will see it as a massive, ambitious adventure, while others will view it as an enormous patchwork of ideas borrowed from better franchises, without ever truly understanding what made them work in the first place. Unfortunately, the formula doesn’t come together here. The exploration feels reminiscent of Zelda without delivering the same sense of enjoyment, the protagonist tries to emulate Geralt without the charisma or strong writing, the combat aims for epic scale without ever reaching the heights of Horizon, and the story constantly chases the emotional depth of God of War without ever coming close.

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Saros is a high-caliber visual and sensory spectacle. If you’re here for a beautiful, fluid, and intense combat experience, you’ll have a great time. But its confusing story, shallow characters, reliance on collectibles, and mechanics like the Eclipse system — which promise more than they actually deliver — keep it from being the masterpiece so many people praise it to be.

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Invincible VS delivers effective and accessible combat, but suffers from a lack of polish and content. An honest adaptation that still struggles to reach its full potential.

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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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With Season 5, Guilty Gear Strive remains one of the most exciting and polished fighting games of recent years — both spectacular to watch and fascinating to master. While its content outside of versus modes isn’t the most generous and its learning curve can feel intimidating, its blend of accessibility, depth, and long-term support makes it a safe bet for any fan of 2D fighters, especially for players who are not into tag-team mechanics.

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More than just a game, Mixtape is a mirror held up to our past. With rare subtlety and authenticity, it rekindles the fire of our teenage rebellions, the thrill of breaking the rules, and that wild carefree spirit that defined our first friendships.

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Adorable Adventures could have been a fun and engaging game, but instead, it delivers a story that is far too short and sorely lacking in dynamism.

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Pragmata succeeds where many fail: delivering an experience that is at once accessible, intelligent, and emotional. Its hybrid gameplay holds up over time, its progression system encourages improvement, and above all, its central duo lingers in your mind long after the credits roll. It may not be the most spectacular game of recent years, but it is clearly one of the most sincere—and sometimes, that’s exactly what matters.

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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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A brief, suspended moment that won’t speak to everyone. Dear Me, I Was embraces its short-story format and unique vision, with no extra modes or unlockable content. For those open to experiencing a video game short film, it leaves a surprisingly lasting impression. Ultimately, Dear Me, I Was is aimed at a curious audience, ready to challenge their definition of video games and embrace this kind of hybrid creation.

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Resident Evil Requiem pulls off an impressive feat by blending modern gameplay mechanics with the grimy atmosphere of its origins. It delivers a particularly dense horror adventure, packed with nods and references, satisfying both fans of pure scares and adrenaline-fueled action junkies alike. The remaining question is whether the next installment will finally dare to clearly resolve the narrative arcs left hanging.

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Street Fighter 6 achieves what few fighting games manage: satisfying the most demanding competitive players while fully welcoming newcomers. Dense yet readable, spectacular yet understandable, it lays the foundation for a long e-sports cycle, supported by deep systems and a very comprehensive content offering.

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RIDE 6 is simply the most accomplished entry in the franchise. More beautiful, more feature-rich, and more demanding, it stands as an absolute benchmark in motorcycle racing simulation. Despite a few imperfect choices, the experience delivered by Milestone comes close to excellence and will delight both newcomers and purists alike.

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Cairn is one of those games that demands true physical and mental engagement. It rewards patience, observation, and curiosity, offering an adventure that is both harsh and poetic. More than just a climbing game, it is a vertical introspection, a constant dialogue between rock and soul. And even though the mountain gives no quarter, there is something profoundly human in this ascent.

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As you might have guessed, MIO: Memories in Orbit is a true favorite. Its fast-paced gameplay, striking art direction, and the deep mysteries of the Ark make it a must-play of 2026. While I’m not usually the type to revisit a game once finished, I find myself here returning to dialogues and rereading item descriptions to learn even more about this fascinating universe crafted by Douze Dixièmes. Exploration is a constant pleasure, guided by a map with organic paths and an unforgettable atmosphere.

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