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IO Interactive a pris tout ce qui fonctionnait dans Hitman et l'a perfectionné pour Bond. L'histoire m'a scotché du début à la fin. Les niveaux massifs à infiltrer, les gardes à manipuler ou neutraliser , mais amélioré, affiné, mis au service d'un récit d'origine qui frappe vraiment fort émotionnellement. Combat au corps à corps un peu basique, boss sans grand relief mais franchement, ça fonctionne. Un des meilleurs jeux de 2026.

Pragmata m'a surpris. L'histoire entre Hugh et Diana est écrite avec une sincérité rare, leur relation se construit naturellement et c'est clairement le cœur du jeu. Le système de hacking en combat est inventif et crée une vraie tension. Par contre, sur la durée le gameplay montre ses limites.. le loop finit par tourner en rond et les environnements lunaires se ressemblent un peu trop. Reste une très belle expérience portée par son écriture.

Crimson Desert impressionne par sa diversité folle pêche, sièges, dragons, mechs dignes de Gundam, tout est là et tout fonctionne. Mais à force de vouloir tout faire, le jeu perd son identité. L'histoire est fade, le protagoniste laisse froid, et on peine à s'investir émotionnellement malgré quelques compagnons attachants. Un très bon jeu qui aurait pu être grand en choisissant mieux ses batailles.

Saros, c'est le genre de jeu qui te prend par surprise. Le gameplay est unique et engageant, le feeling des combats est excellent mais c'est l'histoire qui vole vraiment la vedette. L'univers est dense, mystérieux, et tellement accrocheur que je me retrouvais à rusher les zones juste pour voir la suite de la narrative, me ramassant inévitablement contre des ennemis bien plus forts que moi. Rare qu'un roguelike réussisse ça.

This game offer a cinematic experience that you can't find everywhere. The story is so well done and is played by a casting so well done. Even for a story driven experience, the gameplay can keep you on your feet and feel like a part of the story. The only reason I don't give it a 10 is because I would have like to spend more time with your team. Everything turn around 3 characters, and I would have loved to know more of the team. Besides that, this game is a must-do if you are a superhero game, and I hope to see more in the future.

This game represent everything that ATLUS game is and it's simply a masterpiece. At first, I wasn't sure in what journey I just put me in but man this game can be so immersive. Sometime, I feel so in the story that I can spend a lot of hours because yes the game is very long, Be well prepare for and wonderful 75 hours story experience. For every fantasy fan, this game offer one of the best story you can find. The gameplay is pretty simple but can be surprisingly difficult. Even if at first it's seem strange, you should give it a try.

This game is a big upgrade and offer everything that you love in this world. The combat feel fresh and can challenge you. The story is simple but yet you want to know more. The world building is also what charm me the most even if you have to be on guard with all these danger. In general, it's offer a new experience that bring a lot to the table. If you want a metroid-vania that can be hard like a souls like you should give it a try.

Wow just wow what a emotionally rollercoaster. To the world building and gameplay I just love everything that come from this game. It offer a story soo unique that the end just came to soon. I just hope I will be able to live another adventure with this cat. Please if you try it but the volume up the music is soo good.

I can't make up my mind on this **** gameplay and world building offer a good experience for anyone looking to be immerse in chinese fantasy. But the graphic can be a little buggy from time to time and the story is pretty simple. For character customization.. well... check before saving because sometime your character will change drastically.. Well for a F2P it's offer a pretty good experience but nothing memorable

Death Stranding is a game that really stands out. I’d give it an 8 out of 10. The world is stunning and atmospheric, and the gameplay, while unconventional, totally worked for me. I loved the feeling of isolation and the slow build of connection across the map. It’s meditative in a way most games aren’t. That said, the story can drag at times. There are moments where it feels like it’s trying a bit too hard to be deep or mysterious, and it loses momentum. But overall, it’s a unique experience that stuck with me. Kojima definitely delivered something different, and I respect that.

Death Stranding is honestly one of the most unique gaming experiences I’ve ever had. I’d give it a solid 10 out of 10. The world is hauntingly beautiful and vast, lonely, and strangely peaceful. The gameplay might not be for everyone, but for me, the slow, deliberate pacing and the focus on connection really hit home. It’s not just about delivering packages; it’s about rebuilding a broken world, one step at a time. And the story? Absolutely wild, emotional, and thought-provoking. Kojima really went all in, and it shows. It’s the kind of game that sticks with you long after you finish it

Honestly, Cyberpunk 2077 left a strong impression on me. CD Projekt Red clearly went all-in with this open-world RPG, and while it’s not flawless, you can feel the ambition. Night City is wild — chaotic, vibrant, and super immersive. Playing as V, a character you can shape to your liking, pulled me in more than I expected. And Johnny Silverhand, played by Keanu Reeves, adds a real edge and mystery to the story. What really blew me away was the world-building: every district has its own vibe, the NPCs are diverse, and you genuinely feel like you’re getting lost in a living, breathing city

2h is the time it takes to create my character, and it was so worth it. One of the best stories ever made. Even with the gameplay that I really don't like, I can't hate this game. It's so well done, and the god-damn amount of choice you have made your character feel like its own character. YOU HAVE TO TRY

Well, to be fair, the multiplayer is fun if you have friends, but the gameplay and story feel like a major letdown compared to the golden age of Call of Duty. There’s one mission that offers something new, but they abandon the idea so quickly. It’s really hard for me to enjoy anything about it

Ghost of Yotei is without a doubt a contender for game of the year and is certainly my game of the years for myself. Yes the story can feel less engaging that Ghost of tsushima but everything else is much more better than tsushima. When you play it is important to not treat it as a sequelit's a brandnew story. The world is what really standout for me. The amount of side quest and activities will keep you far away of the main quest and that okay because the game is build for you to enjoy it at your peace. The game is also visually stunning and show well the power of the ps5. Again the story is really well-done and I've completed it in like 75 hours because of side quest and even that it's because I choose to do the main quest. Don't listen to all this woke propagandaagainst this game. Atsu is one of the well written characters I've seen.

Hi everyone been playing since D1 and this is my review... the edge of fate is well something.. not perfect that right but not horrible.. story rise for me it's one of the best expansion its well written and keep you interested. But gameplay wise the is nothing left to improve in destiny 2. Bungie need to realize that we need Destiny 3 we need a breath of fresh air gameplay wise and I really hope in my heart that with the conclusion of the fate saga we will see destiny 3 because destiny 2 is slowly dying because of himself..

Wow, just wow in just one hour this game set you in one of the most incredible gamer ever man everything's and I mean everything in this game is made with so much love. One of my top 5 game of all time, that for sure

Trust me this game deserve much more love yes the story and gameplay can be a little weird from time to time but the experience is so much more. One of the best zombie game

I will write this without any nostalgia, but god forgive me Bungie cook with that. Bungie start they brand-new IP with a bang. This game offer everything we want in a looter shooter. We got cool customization and of course a big gun. Destiny is really a unique game with a complex universe that whether you want it or not, you will buy every expansion each year

MAN, LETS **** Go!!!! Happy to go back to this little gem ****. If you want to play a perfect fantasy game, it is my top pick. The game is beautiful, but the character can be pretty ugly. Besides, the combat and story make it worth so much. Can be slow to start the game, I really feel it but trust me it is worth it.

Assassin creed Shadow is a good game. It was fun and the world feel mutch more alive than Valhalla but sadly its the same formula all over again. Since its RPG you have to walk for 10 min kill this dude lvl up and do it again. But, it was really fun playing Yasuke and it really feel like it was supposed to be the main character. Hope Ubi will go back to the less big map and one character story driven. Finally the game is really good you will have a good time trust me

I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty. It felt like stepping into an intricately crafted spy thriller that expanded the Cyberpunk universe in all the right ways. The story gripped me from the start, with its high-stakes political intrigue and the introduction of Dogtown—a gritty, lawless district of Night City that added depth and danger to the game world. The characters were unforgettable, especially Solomon Reed, played masterfully by Idris Elba, whose performance brought a compelling mix of intensity and **** gameplay enhancements introduced in the 2.0 update truly elevated the experience. I found the reworked skill trees and the new Relic Skill Tree to be game-changers, allowing me to fine-tune my playstyle with more freedom than ever. Exploring Dogtown was a visual and auditory delight, with its dense atmosphere and meticulously designed environments pulling me deeper into the world. The expansion's missions kept me on edge, balancing stealth, combat, and decision-making in a way that felt dynamic and engaging.While the narrative was largely self-contained, I appreciated how it tied back to the broader Cyberpunk universe, giving the expansion a sense of relevance without overshadowing the main game. The multiple endings added a layer of replayability, encouraging me to revisit key moments and explore different outcomes. Although I encountered occasional bugs, they didn’t detract significantly from the **** the end, Phantom Liberty felt like a redemption arc not just for the game, but for the franchise as a whole. It demonstrated what Cyberpunk 2077 could truly achieve, combining stellar storytelling, improved gameplay mechanics, and a world that felt alive with possibility. For me, it was a triumphant return to Night City, and I relished every moment of it.

Honestly, Cyberpunk 2077 left a strong impression on me. CD Projekt Red clearly went all-in with this open-world RPG, and while it’s not flawless, you can feel the ambition. Night City is wild and chaotic, vibrant, and super immersive. Playing as V, a character you can shape to your liking, pulled me in more than I expected. And Johnny Silverhand, played by Keanu Reeves, adds a real edge and mystery to the story. What really blew me away was the world-building: every district has its own vibe, the NPCs are diverse, and you genuinely feel like you’re getting lost in a living, breathing city

God of War: Ragnarok is a masterful sequel that builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, delivering an epic and emotionally charged journey. impending doom of the narrative is one of the game's strongest aspects, weaving a tale of family, destiny, and redemption. The relationship between Kratos and Atreus evolves beautifully, showcasing moments of tension, growth, and heartfelt connection. The writing is complemented by stellar voice acting and a breathtaking soundtrack that enhances the emotional depth of the story.

Halo 2 is, without a doubt, a legendary entry in gaming history and one that left an indelible mark on me. Released in 2004 by Bungie, it took everything great about the first Halo and cranked it up to eleven. The story stands out as one of the most memorable aspects, diving deeper into the universe with a bold, dual-perspective narrative—switching between Master Chief and the Arbiter was a masterstroke that added layers of complexity to the conflict between humanity and the Covenant.Gameplay-wise, Halo 2 refined the mechanics of its predecessor, introducing features like dual-wielding and improved vehicular combat. The level design felt fresh and varied, keeping me on my toes from start to finish. And then there's the multiplayer—what can I even say? Xbox Live really came into its own with this game. The thrill of competing in online matches, exploring perfectly balanced maps like Lockout or Zanzibar, and experimenting with different game modes was unmatched. It was more than a game; it was a **** course, it wasn’t flawless. The abrupt ending caught me off guard, and at the time, it left me craving resolution. But even that frustration is part of what makes Halo 2 so iconic—it pushed me to eagerly await the next chapter. The game’s energy, innovation, and ambition are what keep it close to my heart and make it a standout in the Halo series. To me, it’s not just a game; it’s a defining piece of my gaming journey.

Avowed is a visual triumph, with breathtaking graphics that transport players to a richly detailed and immersive fantasy world. From sweeping landscapes to intricate designs, every frame feels like a work of art, showcasing the technical and creative talents behind the game. The visual experience alone is enough to leave a lasting impression.However, the game's storytelling leaves something to be desired. The narrative feels underdeveloped, lacking the depth and intrigue that one might expect from such an ambitious title. NPCs (non-playable characters), while visually impressive, often feel lifeless and fail to add meaningful engagement to the world, which can make the experience feel hollow at times.Additionally, the lack of choice and freedom in gameplay is a noticeable drawback. In a genre that often thrives on player agency and decision-making, Avowed feels more restrictive, limiting the sense of personal impact on the world and its unfolding story.Despite these shortcomings, Avowed still delivers moments of wonder through its stunning visuals and atmosphere. For those who prioritize immersive graphics over narrative depth or gameplay freedom, it offers a worthwhile experience, but players seeking a more rounded RPG may find it falling short.

Like a Dragon: A Pirate in Hawaii offers a fresh and ambitious take on the beloved franchise, blending the series' signature quirky humor and deep storytelling with a tropical, pirate-themed twist. The setting of Hawaii, paired with its colorful characters and engaging narrative, feels both unique and refreshing. Fans of the series will appreciate the effort to innovate while staying true to the spirit of Like a Dragon.However, the game doesn't always sail smoothly. While the story is compelling, the pacing can sometimes feel uneven, with slower sections that detract from the overall momentum. The combat system, though fun, occasionally struggles to balance its traditional mechanics with new pirate-themed elements, leaving some battles feeling a bit clunky.Graphically, the game captures the vibrant atmosphere of Hawaii well, but certain textures and animations can feel dated, breaking the immersion at times. Yet, with the right adjustments, it’s possible to overlook these flaws and appreciate the game's **** in all, Like a Dragon: A Pirate in Hawaii is an adventurous addition to the series that shines in many areas but doesn't quite hit every mark. It's a must-try for fans, though newcomers might find themselves less enthralled.

Split Fiction is a masterpiece of cooperative gameplay, and my time playing it alongside my girlfriend was nothing short of amazing. Few games manage to bring two players together so seamlessly, creating a shared adventure that’s thrilling, emotional, and endlessly **** co-op mechanics in Split Fiction are brilliantly designed—every challenge, puzzle, and action sequence requires teamwork, making us feel like true partners in this fantastical journey. The dynamic interplay between the sci-fi and fantasy worlds added layers of creativity and excitement, keeping us both hooked from start to finish.Playing as Mio and Zoe, we felt like we were part of a story that genuinely valued collaboration, with moments of humor and heartwarming connection. The game beautifully balanced action with storytelling, giving us both opportunities to shine and contribute in unique ways.

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Overall Impression: Kingdom Come 2 delivers an awe-inspiring medieval experience that stands out in the realm of gaming. The immersive world and historical authenticity create a truly incredible feel, making it a must-play for fans of the genre.Gameplay: The gameplay shines with its realistic and challenging combat system. Every fight feels glorifying, especially when you manage to come out victorious. The detailed mechanics and necessity of skillful play make each battle rewarding, creating an unparalleled sense of achievement.Story: While the narrative may lack a bit of depth, it still provides a solid framework for the game's rich environment. The story may not be the strongest point, but it's enough to keep players engaged in their quest for honor and glory.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is a thrilling return to the grimdark universe of Warhammer 40K, delivering intense and visceral combat that fans of the franchise will appreciate. The game excels in capturing the brutal essence of being a Space Marine, with stunning visuals and a well-crafted campaign that immerses players in epic battles against the Tyranid **** gameplay is a blend of hack-and-slash and third-person shooter mechanics, creating a satisfying and engaging experience. The combat is fast-paced and brutal, with a variety of weapons and abilities that make each encounter feel impactful. The multiplayer modes, including PvE and PvP, add depth and replayability, allowing players to team up with friends or compete against others in the Warhammer universe.However, despite its many strengths, "Space Marine 2" can feel repetitive over extended play sessions. The core gameplay loop, while initially exciting, can become monotonous as players face similar enemies and scenarios repeatedly. This repetition is somewhat mitigated by the game's strong narrative and the sheer enjoyment of its combat mechanics, but it is a notable drawback.Overall, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is a solid entry in the franchise that offers a thrilling and immersive experience. Its minor flaws, such as repetitive gameplay, do not overshadow the game's overall quality and the enjoyment it provides. Fans of Warhammer 40K and action games alike will find much to love in this brutal and beautifully crafted title.

Well, this is it.. The last chapters of the destiny franchise and Bungie delivered one or if not the best expansion ever. From the story to the new aspect like the prismatic, everything feel so well done. I had a blast finishing this story with my friend and player that I meet along my journey. The new destination and the activity in it offer everything you are looking from in a looter-shooter like Destiny. For new player it can be a mess but if you are there since the beginning of this expansion mark then end of our journey

Dragon Age: Veilguard is a visually stunning RPG with engaging combat and rich lore. While the dialogue can be cheesy and the focus on pronouns might not appeal to everyone, dismissing the game solely for these reasons is unfair. If you can look past these elements, you'll find a well-crafted game with deep storytelling and immersive gameplay. Criticizing a game based on pronoun usage alone is a disservice to its overall quality.