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A great gameplay loop blends well with a game fiercely challenging. Even in solo mode, Splatoon stays fresh.

An inspired puzzle game that will make you feel clever with its layered puzzles. Its heart and thoughtful design make up for an awfully slow protagonist.

Halo Studios delivers a polished, enjoyable campaign that faithfully honors its legacy, yet it falls just short of the ambition needed to become the definitive version of this FPS landmark. Still, at its modest price point, Campaign Evolved sets a benchmark that future 1:1 remakes of gaming classics would do well to follow.

Avatar Legends is a good video game adaptation of the famous cartoon and it's also an excellent fighting game that's technically deep, spectacular and very satisfying to master.

Disgaea Mayhem is a faithful adaptation of the series’ spirit, but it fails to recapture the usual madness and over-the-top excess that define Disgaea.

Palworld delivers an engaging gameplay loop in which every mechanic is intelligently interconnected. Its few imperfections do little to undermine the balance and enjoyment created by Pocketpair’s formula.

The latest Rhythm Paradise is a one-two punch: at first glance appearing as a new episode without any major rough edges, relying on the solidity of its formula, it proves to be greatly generous. A hidden compensation for the game's extreme sobriety and the lack of truly catchy tunes. A nice summer treat as always.

Denshattack! keeps all its promises. Pushing its wacky concept further and further because it doesn't matter if it makes no sense, those are trains doing tricks ! It keeps raising the bar of what it asks of you, keeps offering more and more visual spectacle and despite some light ergonomics and readability issues, is one of 2026 very good indies.

In the Jungle transforms Dave the Diver and breathes new life into him. This DLC is so extensive that it's practically a spin-off. It's up to you to decide whether the new features meet your expectations.

Black Flag Resynced isn’t a revolution—it’s a tribute. But sometimes, all it takes is to revive a legend to remind us just how great it was. In this particular case, the journey is still just as worth taking—or even more so, depending on what you’re looking for—without completely smoothing out its rough edges.