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Silent Hill: Townfall cleverly refreshes the formula without losing the series’ tormented soul. Between its striking Scottish island setting, layered narrative, and excellent CRTV mechanic, this journey into the fog carves out a strong identity of its own. A few rough edges in combat and stealth slightly hold back an otherwise immersive and inspired survival horror experience.

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The Blood of Dawnwalker particularly impressed us with its dark atmosphere, vast open world, and compelling duality between human and creature. The Witcher’s influence can certainly be felt, but the game manages to carve out an identity of its own thanks to its 30-day system, meaningful choices, and nighttime transformation. Despite an occasionally confusing interface and a few graphical and technical issues that can break immersion, the overall experience remains highly compelling. With a higher level of polish, The Blood of Dawnwalker could have set the bar even higher.

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword makes a particularly convincing comeback. Its excellent combat system, memorable boss battles, and polished presentation make this new adventure an incredibly enjoyable action game. Repetitive side activities, frequent backtracking through Kyoto, and a few slower sections keep the experience from reaching true greatness. Still, none of these issues are enough to spoil the pleasure of seeing the return of a franchise that clearly still had plenty to offer.

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BLACKWOOD has a strong personality of its own and fully embraces its John Wick inspiration, with satisfying gunplay, an original double-life concept, and a compelling atmosphere. Unfortunately, difficult-to-master melee combat, a lack of tutorials, no French localization, and several technical limitations hold back an experience that otherwise looks very promising on paper..

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Active Matter has plenty of good ideas, original level design, and a wide range of mechanics, but its cluttered interface, steep learning curve, and technical issues make the overall experience feel too messy at this stage. It remains a demanding title that could nevertheless appeal to fans of extraction shooters.

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Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush is a game that will likely appeal to collectors and fans of the iconic franchise. As for me, my passion for cars made it easy to get hooked on its universe and particularly extensive garage. It’s just a shame that the repetitive nature of the challenges eventually puts the brakes on the desire to keep racing.

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The Alighieri Circle: Dante's Bloodline is a successful visual and gameplay experience, driven by clever puzzles and a strikingly hellish atmosphere, but held back by a story that feels too thin and a short runtime.

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Breathedge 2 successfully captures the quirky humor and Soviet-inspired universe of the first game while making its survival formula more accessible and enjoyable. However, some repetition and still-limited mechanics, particularly when it comes to combat and Babe, hold the experience back. With an already solid foundation and an ambitious roadmap, this space adventure mainly needs time to reach its full potential. A strong start for a promising indie game that is well worth keeping an eye on throughout Early Access.

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1666: Amsterdam already boasts a strong universe, a compelling atmosphere, and some great ideas surrounding the investigation and Aaron. However, with combat that still feels too simplistic, shaky technical performance, and a very incomplete French translation, this Early Access version is clearly still a work in progress. The potential is definitely there; now it remains to be seen whether Panache can turn it into a true success.

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With The Sinking City 2, Frogwares delivers a solid and immersive survival horror experience, driven by an excellent atmosphere and a strong Lovecraftian identity. Despite a few frustrations with resource management, the experience remains gripping and should appeal to horror fans looking for an adventure reminiscent of Resident Evil.

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NHL 27 delivers an excellent experience, driven by a fantastic soundtrack, faithfully recreated arenas, highly detailed player models, and top-notch graphics. However, the controller scheme can be somewhat difficult to master, while the AI-controlled players can occasionally feel a little too strong.

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ow could I possibly remain unmoved when a game hits me this hard emotionally? Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator clearly isn’t a game for everyone, but it ticks every single box for fans of artillery and this particular kind of simulation. Between a genuinely engaging story, an incredibly immersive atmosphere brought to life by countless little details — such as customizing the cat, tracking your shots, or collecting vinyl records — and gameplay that lets me interact with practically everything inside the turret, Iron Nest is a tremendous success. It’s an extremely niche game that fully embraces what it is and pushes its concept down to the smallest detail. Ultimately, Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator feels like the game many fans of the genre have been dreaming of.

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Lou’s Lagoon is a wonderful surprise: a cozy, colorful, and relaxing adventure that offers plenty of activities without ever putting you under pressure. Beautiful, well-optimized, and enjoyable to explore, it’s a game we highly recommend to fans of exploration and stress-free gaming experiences.

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A resounding YES! With its gripping story, fast-paced combat, stunning atmosphere, and masterful soundtrack, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy won us over from start to finish. Despite a few minor flaws, Sophia’s adventure is a genuine success and stands out as one of our editorial team’s favorite games of 2026. An experience you definitely shouldn’t miss!

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Despite its extremely short runtime, The Green Light still manages to deliver an effective and, at times, genuinely unsettling experience. Its atmosphere, some excellent staging ideas, and its indoor environments show that waleedzo has a real knack for suspense. By the end of the adventure, you’re left with the feeling that the developer had some very good ideas, but didn’t always have the time or resources needed to fully explore them. For less than five euros, The Green Light remains an interesting discovery for fans of indie horror games.

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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced succeeds in modernizing one of the franchise's most beloved entries without betraying its identity. Its visual enhancements, expanded gameplay, and new content provide an excellent reason to rediscover Edward Kenway's adventures while addressing several of the original game's frustrations. Despite occasionally inconsistent AI, a few bugs, and a mission structure that can still feel repetitive, this remake stands out as a benchmark for the genre and serves as a reminder of why Black Flag remains a timeless classic.

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Denshattack! proves that it's still possible to innovate in video games with a completely unexpected idea. While its steep learning curve and unapologetically arcade-focused design won't appeal to everyone, players who enjoy mastering mechanics and chasing high scores will find a rewarding and refreshing experience.

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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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