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PC, PS5 and Xbox game reviews in 2025-2026: complete and honest critiques, no inflated scores. We play to the end and tell you everything.
You go down into the dungeon to fetch your stock, then you set the prices. The shop half is considerably better thought out than the sword half.
A palaeolithic 4X where every fallen warrior was also a hunter, a father and a memory. Beautiful, cruel, and far harder than it looks.
Neither the realism of the German simulators nor quite the fun it promises. Recoilless weapons, anonymous visuals and not a shred of co-op.
An old-school hack and slash where half the loot carries skills. No seasons, no retroactive nerfs, no store.
A turn-based tactics game from fifteen XCOM veterans. Character creation is thin, and that is exactly what saves the writing.
A 1936-1945 grand strategy game that fits in one evening, with a built-in scenario editor. Austere, yes. But the austerity is a method here.
The project Patrice Desilets spent sixteen years reclaiming is finally here. The art direction is sumptuous. The storytelling still needs work.
Four players, six rebuilt classes, a Specialist that borrows from all of them and a restructured Horde mode. The game progresses, its reading of Alien does not.
26,000 generated players, 76 leagues, 25 countries. You start with 50,000 euros and a phone, and you can end in bankruptcy or disgrace.