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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.
The most beautiful pirate stronghold I have ever built. Shame that the moment you leave port to fight, the magic drops all at once.
A survival RTS where every wizard archetype changes everything, between spells, potions and endless waves. Clever and replayable, despite a modest presentation.
A fantasy roguelike deckbuilder where you manage an army's attrition through synergies. Promising and clever, even if it is still in Early Access.
A solo dev revives the spirit of Crazy Taxi with a hearse and plenty of dark humour. Nostalgic, generous and handcrafted, for arcade lovers.
Running a hotel at the crossroads of worlds, between strange guests and secrets to uncover. An endearing blend of management and narrative, if not always sharp.
You won the election, now govern. Over 150 crises, Russia and China as rivals: a dense presidency sim that fills a real gap.
A minimalist pirate survivors-like, ugly but ruthlessly effective. Fifteen-minute runs that hook you despite a threadbare presentation.
A cyberpunk tactical roguelike of rare brutality, where you loot, extract and die a lot. Demanding and cruel, but terribly addictive for the initiated.
A pixel-art action-roguelite from the Dungreed makers, six weapons, ten bosses and four-player co-op. The promise was huge, it is kept.