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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 sequel to a multiplayer darling recaptures the wild sharpness of the original and amplifies it. Eight-player racing, grappling hook, missiles: an exceptional party game.
A semi-open Soulslike steeped in Korean folklore, with a relic system and rethought stamina. A fine effort that brings something new to the genre.
Build slides, manage your park and watch guests go flying ragdoll-style. A fun, spectacular manager, still a little green in Early Access.
Your most devastating towers feed the Corruption that strengthens your enemies. A tower defense built on a clever dilemma, demanding and gripping.
42 dudes, 850,000 possible team comps and synergies that break the game. Butterscotch Shenanigans delivers an autobattler as dumb as it is brilliant.
A plant shop to grow, over 100 species and an irresistible gentleness. A small but perfectly executed cozy sim, for ten euros.
A 17th-century admiral capturing towns and boarding ships of the line. A demanding, authentic real-time naval tactics game, built for enthusiasts.
A fully voiced narrative RPG of the Roman arena, 4 origins, 1,800 choices, 19 endings. Ambitious and memorable, despite combat that stays in the background.
Fifteen minigames where failure is lethal and betrayal encouraged. The new Mike Klubnika is as cruel as it is brilliant, provided you have friends to sacrifice.