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Tides of Tomorrow: what if someone else's future became your present?

Tides of Tomorrow proposes an idea few games dare to explore: seeing another player's actions not as a replay, but as a vision of the future. A groundbreaking mechanic, carried by a studio that knows exactly what it's doing.

Tides of Tomorrow: what if someone else's future became your present?

Featured

Realm of Ink: solid roguelite or just another clone?

Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch, the most beautiful love letter that doesn't know how to fight

CARNEDGE: ten years of work, three people, a game that deserves your attention

Cartel Pilots Wanted: tropical islands, a smuggling plane, and something that reminds us why we play

Rainbow Six Siege in 2026: ten years to become the game it should have been from day one

Hex Harmony: the little indie we're rooting for

Reviews

Realm of Ink: solid roguelite or just another clone?

Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch, the most beautiful love letter that doesn't know how to fight

CARNEDGE: ten years of work, three people, a game that deserves your attention

Les Murmures du Soleil is the best mobile game of 2025 and you've probably never heard of it

Windrose is the pirate game we've been waiting for since Black Flag. And it delivers.

Cleaning Up!: clean up... then forget

Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss: diving into the unknown, at the risk of getting lost

Gecko Gods: the sacred lizard climbing where others don't dare

Heartopia: the cozy game that wants your happiness... and your credit card

Last Flag: a tense, strategic FPS… and clearly not for everyone

Mouse: P.I. For Hire: an incredible style, a game that doesn't hold the distance

Pokopia: the cozy game that got lost in the grind

REPLACED: a stunning visual experience… but is the game up to the same standard?

Tomodachi Life, A Dream Life: the unexpected return of a one-of-a-kind phenomenon

Under Par Golf Architect: the spreadsheet simulator in disguise

Verne: The Shape of Fantasy, the point-and-click that proves imagination doesn't need 60 frames per second

Clair Obscur Expedition 33: between artistic brilliance and very visible limits

Super Mario Bros. Wonder: the most creative 2D Mario in years

Previews

Cartel Pilots Wanted: tropical islands, a smuggling plane, and something that reminds us why we play

Hex Harmony: the little indie we're rooting for

Sword Art Online: Echoes of Aincrad, the Aincrad we've been waiting for since Hollow Realization

Masters of Albion: the return of the god game, or Peter Molyneux's last promise?

Scars of Honor: the MMO that wants to replace WoW... but does it really have what it takes?

Tides of Tomorrow: what if someone else's future became your present?

Vampire Crawlers: addiction lying in wait?

Windrose wants to be the Black Flag we've been waiting for since 2013. It's off to a good start.

Pragmata: what if Capcom really surprised us?

Features

Rainbow Six Siege in 2026: ten years to become the game it should have been from day one

Warframe, 13 years without trying to please anyone. And that's why it's still here.

Video games have become grind jobs. Nobody's paying you, but you're working anyway.

Why indie games have become more interesting than AAA titles

Star Wars: the games we never got (and the ones already causing concern)

GTA VI: the game that already goes beyond the game

Back to the Outer Rim: why Star Wars Outlaws truly deserves a second chance

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